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the same amount of trade would be acquired and maintained, whether Texas were annexed or con- tinued independent. He could not conceive how any thing could possibly be gained in this respect bv the results of annexation. Nor did Mr. H. be- lieve that the annexation would strengthen the | Vaio ut tothe contrary. Nordid he apprehend the evils depicted by Mr. Buchanan from the con- tingency of Texas becoming a rival independent mation. Mr. H., according to precedent, aad the established usage in this discussion, concluded by astirceag exhortation in behalf of an inviolate ad- herence and fidelity to our sublime and glorious, and sacred and immaculate Constitution, and said that bis prayer was, that He who holds the des- tnies of all nations in his hands, may save us in this emergency. Mr. ASHLRY next succeeded to the floor, and as a counsellor for the proposed annexation. He con- fessed his embarrageinent in attempting to addrees the Senate, when he considered the superior ability of other and more experienced Senators who had spoken upon the subject. Yet he would prove recre- ant to his duty to his noble State, did he not do something more in behalf of this great national measure than the casting his vote in its favor when the time to do should come. Mr. A.said he should take a different course from that pursued mainly in this discussion—a course of argument which he considered as basea upon a mere subordinate ques- tion, to wit—the opinions of a few of the contem- poraneous authorities with the Constitution, as to the power of Congress to admit new States. tHe should pursue no such course of argn- ment. The power was expressly granted in the Constitution, and no heir-eplitting argu- ments upon a forced construction could extin- guish the grant, But Mr. A. assumed a new ground. He claimed that the country belonged to us—it was ours now—he claimed that we had never parted with it--that we could not part it, even it we so desired. We had acquired Texas by the treaty of 1808, as all ties will admit—as all parties had assented at the time. And Mr. A. contended that it was ours still. The patriotic Senator returned to the Constitutional question, throwing out of the way, right and leit, the ore bling blocks placed around the Con tion by Mi Choate, Mr. Huntington and Mr. Rives Mr. Ashley then considered the expediency embraced in the measure of annexation: and contended, in ‘answer to the objection of the Senator from _Vir- ginta, (Mr. Rives) that the annexation of Texas would depopulate Virginia and the Southern States, that, on the contrary, the non-annexation would effect this dreaded result. Let Texas con- tinue free and independent—let her contract a , treaty of mutual benefit and alliance with Great Britain, by which the 13 per cent upon American cottons imported into England shall be removed rom the cottons of Texas, and a prohibitory duted fixed upon cottons from the United States—and the average of 40 percent upon the goods ot England imported into the United States, shall beremoved trom such goods imported into Texas, and our cot- ton trade with England would be at once destroy- ed, aud our domestic manufactures materially im- patred. In five years this result could be produced, Judging from the tide @f emigration now setting in- to Texas from Arkansas. In five years, Texas at the ratio of her present increase, could supply cot- ton forthe world. Suchwas the stream of emigration to Texas, that on the whole line of the route lead ing through Little Rock, corn had increased in price from three bits & bushel, to two dollars Here was another line of communication on the western frontier of Arkansas, as densely lined with mov- ing families; and another route leading from Natchez, through Arkansas, on the8south. With these lines of emigration 80 thickly peopled, and with accessions by sea, Texas in five years | could produce cotton sufficient tor the consumption ot the world; and in the danger, if she continued in- dependent, of becoming a party with England in the monopoly of this trade, our selt-preservation should teach us the duty of evading this conse- quence by the proposed act of incorporation The state of Arkansas had cotton lands to supply ae wants of two such worlds as this. It would only require some four or five millions of acres to sup- ply the world with cotton, and Arkansas had ten or fifteen millions of acres of the finest cotton lands in the south. Mr. Ashley next looked upon the annexation of Texas as imperatively called tor, trom the great increase of the slave population, ant the necessity of providing an outlet for accumu. lating surplus. Witheut some such outlet forthe redundant stave population of the south, the time must come, from the rapidity of their increase, tor the extermination of either the Africans or the Anglo-S axons The speech of Mr. Ashley was characterized by strong common sense, and practi- cal views of the question. Mr Dickinson was next announced by the Chair as the Senator from New York. We shall have to make snort work of the beautiful sermon of Mr. Tt was a perfect mine of poetry, and rhetorical figures of all colors and fanciful forms. eae thread of the honorable Senator’s argument out to the ae of an hour anda half, may tl rs be compressed into a paragraph. He was em! raaged in rising before the Senate to repeat a thrice told tale, and yet he should as briefly as possible submit his ideas. Diplomacy, international law, peony the fine arts, and even the Pantheon of eathen mythology had been exhansted in this discussion, and but few heads of grain might be gleaned where such reapers as had walked into this question were the harvesters of the argument. in auswer to the question whether the Texas an- nexation had been made a substantive question in the late campaign in York State, Mr. D said that 80 far as he was concerned, he could answer in the affirmative. The details of no particular plan had been adopied, but on the general question of annexa- tion, it had been made one of the issues. In re gard to the opinions of Mr. Wright, Mr. D. was rather inclined to think it probable that Mr. Wright might possibly be favorable to the abstract proposition of annexation. Respecting Mr. Wright’s opinions as to the particular details of annexation, the circumstauces of his positien had not ren. dered it necessary that he should disclose his opimions. But there had not been a single democratic gathering, last summer in the State of New York, in which the ban- ner of the Lone Star was not pre-eminently auspicious—the fairest village maidens at the as- semblages cf the people,with chaplets of roses upon their brows, represented the sister republic of ‘Texas. It was made one of the chiefest issues of the campaign in New York bythe democracy, and by the opposition, who presented it e all the hide- ous shapes which imagination could devise. The annexation of Texas had been celebrated in elo- quence and in song by the victorious party, and de- nounced by the orators of the other in Jugubrious tones, in view of the noxious influences of that balefal star’ Mr. D passed to the examination of the advantages of annexation, its constitutionality, und its present lonely condition, in which he com- pared Texas to a poor, desolate, inuocent, beauti- ful, fair, and dark-haired maiden, with her barque upon the wide waters, tempted by the wily sedu- cer, and noe to defend her honor, or to protect her from shame, poor, dear little thing. The re- Pads of Mr. Archer, and the argument of Mr. hoate, were deliberately uttacked and bravely disputed. Mr. Dickinson being more felicitous in poetical figures, quotatious, &c., than both his op- ponents together. Indeed, mir D. is a mine of po- etry, rich and inexhaustible. After clearing up the countenance of the constitution, Mr. D. feelingly and pathetically defended Old Hickory (God bless him) from the ruthless assault of the Senator from Louisiana, and having accomplised this uty he took his seat, thanking the Senate for their in- dulgence, whea’ two-thirds of them had been off in the indulgence of their dinners. On the whole, the speech of Mr. D was a good, clever effort, and will read well, if reduced to print, full of poetry as at was. Mr. Dayton secured the floor—opposed to an- nexatien—and suggested an adjournment. Mr. Wavxer attempted a motion to elose the de- bate on Wednesday next, but failed. Mr. Critrenpen suggested an Executive geasion. Mr. Aven moved a recesstill five o’clock, (be- now ten minutes past four.) '. McDorrig thought that this would be the proper way to finish the debate. Mr. Dayton moved to adjourn, Carried—24 to 21. Aad the Senate adjourned an PATENT AGAT UTTONS. B THOS PROSSER, pa reay 7 Platt Street, New hereby given, nat the has is the Patentes wher of cht for the Porcelsin » commonly known os Pro ‘ate Button.” ” Batent have been. duly granted. tonic Gy the United Bates, to take effect from the 20th ¥ 1841. Lhave caused be commenced. in the Cireuit Court of the Waited ‘States for the Southern District of New York, for the infringe: ment of said ent, arn revared to enforce and substantiate my under said Patent, to the fullest ex- teot of the T give th pao To all, ht sh- tt pro- coed forthwith, by ‘at for images, and by billie anjunetion against al Fenoes iwiringiog upon said Pate ihe Buttons are for sale by me at wholesale only, at my store 7 Platt street, New York. A221 THOMAS PROSSER. COLORED PAPER AND FANCY PAPER BOXES, ly informs his Sigute manufacture C se fully det ¢4 superior put the prices 80 as. to sa Customers. Orders ‘wil be mugetnn ly attended to, Sisuee é od ansortment of Co! Boss slways poahands ten ee REAP EST AND BEST.—Red Ash C Yard, 256 Elizabeth st. All under shes and delivered Gy? toni if AT Yaa ke ‘Store corner Houston and somes ee Bleecker. ul Im*re ACOB WEEKS. 'OR SALE—A Saw wae attached to wi oe. miil—t eulars and rom apply to "3AM ee >) Eldridge at AT “Ky eke TO PRINTERS AND , COLOR ein pene FoR SALE—One halt & interest. sae irae for ful operation in the de ds ny wile is rely, to, il ed L att street, a0 awere the hours of 10 cat c o — aM oT rE ner. rarely are his, friends and ‘PHE PI ive pega, Se ac 138 Fulton ‘i mera ‘few doors east of gad way, imme- thats viiaty of ee of sfamised fei ayia thee or ciel bear vor musement, an able competions 1a best hot aC the ry a up the ‘above ice and coif tad that 'be has conenedoss? ae 6 =e ay uilding ms eee, : fe sO vaW SR Uae. % me arene will ‘be wi eo ‘oceasion will there be ine re than one There is'n HEFECTORY serched, there, are meals eget wouRs of = ak ‘nth ere are al ha ye t somite, by lalgtoncnuditegs . B.— Those who want Lodgings after the bot ne closes, vill ting’ the hall bel TIONAL. ne L Rie he has snap id eatablishinen prie= bac had ‘echet togerd te clartune aa osmtort There ‘combined economy the following. prices mil ee oom for one night 2c, for ‘$13 fc ifeahments on shortest noti caoraet Gimes daring he tht, to sdinit | them out ears all hours. closed wi ‘he ho want lodgings 8 ae he all ell, 9. ten Seer. Wer tok tnt of oor from AB Ne TEN YD. BLACK WOO afm | Mercer el cos sbevayasivertinen tes Plowieg abeer Best single jointed Best double jointed Fi it single joi inest double, nef ted Finest sin Fiuest dol be Finest sing) pectacl 2 lastie blue Steal Spectacles, iB. id elastic blue Steel Spectacles, It Spectact ted cies e-shell Spectacles.. STILL “CHEATER Good elostic blae steet Spectacles, set with the best glasses, and with every care and attention paid to the in the manufacture, or one dollar. Good elastic blae Steel Spectacles elastic blue Steel Spectach Good elastic blue Steel Spec tac! Good German Silver, bgt vevend Best Tortoise-shell exe Gi Glasses: Best blue reel Ze Ge E yo Best Concave Pebbles set into your own frames, iss: a executed at the same rate of jes and Gentlemen attended at their own in renidenees. kate im*ec WATCHES AND JEWELRY.—Those to. purchase Gold or Silver Watches, Gold Gold Pencils, &e., will e to call on the subscriber, who is sel ll descrip- eave st. retail much wen than any pcan house in ci old Watches. as low as $20 an tnd Jewelry. exchanged or bought. Watches "ware ranced to keep coed me or the money refunded. Watches, and Jewelry haere i = beat manner and warran' at much lal than the us VALLES In Tmporter of Watches and Jewelry, is imbec” olesale and retail, 30 Wall st., up stairs ROBERTSON S PHCENIX HAT AND CAP MANUFATORY, No. 103 FULTON STREET, EAST SIDE OF BROADWAY. payments an city within a few years, and flan deserves, and has in every a the subscriber to teat its application to. the besipesss ola vigappliction to, widely te eternor thabenin Uraaane sete eee time my and thrift, there seems great reson to believe wTitbemiueearcmnshy romaine itanerenltty for neatness a an uaprecedentedly smal) ‘ill meet wit no small of favor. Determined to one whether a branch of busineas which concerns the head and por ket of every the community, cannot be ‘conducted Ge i is plan, the subseriber has employed a large number of the k the eee and fi instance received, has TTING not an vexperienced foreman, ‘These arrangements, te personal knowledge of the business ties es to the best advantage—low tent ruinous expenses of Breadway- inflexible ad- on delivery%=a determination to Keep ‘pace with alla iporements, fd with the current Fashions 0 tay, enable him say with all confidence, that ‘he now o to 4 New Yor fully equal in tivie and arability ta those sold i is a Broadway, a | ahequalled gheebness i econ y to any Tie begs teave to refer to the the following chedale of articles, and their Tespective Prices emneyrd tuality Ni * Pon gane iit same article heretofore sold st $4.00. Eaterval a appearance = First Quality Mens and Boys... ‘Mae of saperior Prench Cieh abd tin sect mnanen,urully soldat $3 and Quality, foe ee 1 "Usually soldat $1 Phist Quatity., ‘at $150 and $2, sr Np eal Fore Sees ca aA as An examination oaney besurpassed by any establishment in this city or else- at this establishment w —The style of Trimmings ado} is particularly recommended as well for rtectaally, ily, Preventing injury from perspiration Cm aprlied to “534 Greater se and comfort to the wearer. BOUQUETS, FLOWERS, SEEDS & PLANTS T BE, st SUBSCRICER Teeoeetfally: begs to inform his friends the public, that he rary arrangements to larrison, corner Broad- of on most choice thatosiaabere toe Guomn othe way and Prince streets. ir W. Niblo. "Choice ‘Annual Flowerin Seed, nite and Fi ba hey on hand. . J ea” mre TAXES OF 1844. OFFICE OF RECEIVER O¥ TAXES, Oup Aums House, Park. URSUAN'TT to the Act Stn the Collection of City of New York, April 18th, 1843.” g hereby ah that unless the Taxes now remalgiog I be = to meat my, office, on or before the fice day ol kebr addition of one per cent wi and a fu lition of one bechareed on all ach Taxes poet unpaid on the March rT cent will fteenth day of 4, law; feauitie the Taxes to be paid to the Re- esiver only, (the office of Ward Collectors having beeu apolish- all those who can make it Ce to pay their Taxes a well ind grey to their advantage tod ng the crowd ind clay which iar y carer fot several ills may be obtained on Office hours from 8 o'clock, A- M- unl a Morteet FN javtoMrl* re Receiver tf "Taxes. SOMETHING NEW. IPALDING & CO. are manufacturing, under Letters Patent granted by. the United States, an Improv. TO BURN WITHOUT BRIMSTONE. They now one Lid ae on ver TY THOUSAND GOSS pez vba ee ond and paper, in any sized packages, and ots fo suit pare 4 hese MATCHES ly approved of and recommended for family use b Bhysiciaus and chemists, in consequence of the abarnce of ral Phir in hele manufuctats. the fu toall, and pa See ge sf shi recommended to the attvution of pada secrete een take z- le ia i nd Grocers in the city. left at i r191 Broadway, y oa isi Ble pit, Shem entra’ Bookstore way, or at their jald im* SPALDING & CO GENTLEMEN’S LEFT OFF WARDROBE, Tier vam HIGHEST PRICES can be obtained by Gea who are desirous of converting their left o are into cash, say vuperdiusescdees to atcon ct will May wing. any 80] wach so te adyan to send for the Suvecribery w fr reeidenes by a veoh LEVINSTYN, tee Broadway, A line through the Fost Office, or 0! Timecive prompt attention f8 Imi (top) se atthe Scaipod Hein by OIANDI in the United States wie bas voted h Meal entirely to the study of this part of the human system, Consultation and Remedy. Roy Prescriptions it Geenltsly toe ae of te i possible o BAN, No.1 Bare! ay ferert, poe Fa Applications, ersou, the aloe He ie hai leg Address GRA. lost continued es. edions ‘nea suerte ing, Pain side, Breed ne of he inn ad in sore capvors of Fatal ‘ol; mPOLOSAONIAN, ‘olger’s Aa ALL-HEALING it A 3! im AND Poles Pt Me 1 Ln 4 hundreds of cases and by more than (we ars’experience. It has bern submitted to the faculty, and hae 1d approved by them—and of Ereest conhdence to all who may be adtisech, od woes fs eaog proper A rabansoi, 60 Laight street waa mdaced rery by a tedious Cough and raising of Bh rid var Femedies ‘offered without bentt, and, deemed "hme youd thehore of relief" Although he fad a hectic lever mal aie sent one bo ‘Remedy rely to heal Girone W Hava was releyed by two bottles ofthe Olas o pieces f so weak ay me he. commenced usi scarcely walk. He coughed. incessant! culty of breathing wasaiuch tate could valk o eee and his nig! pig pd ron. the com is with ease dawn to the of aot others woos ho wes stored at to be able to «Law jow tule of #0 far re Asthma by half x more I had a recurrence syne Asthine, of of sata i ‘to flight the das 1 street, one door jail re A it "For egla es the PPrinelpal t Or above Ann. ee Evening ENTISTRY. i Jong time in’ this enviable eminence in his Te and fil ai rhe, bes has lived a re ili oal'D ire ina way, £10 mah | with pleasure re } manufacture of these Plasters, therefore he KNAPP’S CELEBRATED INDIAN STRENGTAENING PLASTER repared for pains and weakuess in the el limbs, bruises, sraint, be. and for asthmatic af croup in children, they will in most cases five immediateand soothing relief. “Chey will also be found highly eneficial for complaints of the ‘Liver, Lungs aud Kidney. Persons of sedentary habits, whose, business requires them to sit or stand mach, who may be troubled with weakness in the piss the or breast, will ficd great relief by wear Eee oa tof inree Plasters in offering them to the public would simrly state that they are not the regalt of a New ar Important Discovery,” but that he has above recipe fora uuimber of yeors, daring in t+ me he has Sold them to thousands of individuals, many of whom he can are % who wil wstify to their tntriusie value,and eficial effects deriv: d therefrom. wipe erent tnd inryeasiog demu for theve PMaters, che pop larity solely. by their own mi th universal. satisfaction they have given, is a couyiueing proof of their superior efficacy, which has thus induced the proprietor to make them more back, breast, jon of the tothe -rdiary plasters, f the ide extensive preparations for the Thuy enabled to put the price of them 39 low as, io place them within the reach of i ml sho may be snffeing nudes the v-rings com: Plaines te which they are ap) hey carry with them their own recommendations, and ufficiemt to jon di "Made ont Poe FB TAP ud pold wholesale and retail at fadeou street, one door fe Miinc street ‘New Work Also for sale bythe wrinetpa day. Phe proprietor having low King street, New Druggists throughout the city. 50,000 DEATHS BY CONSUMPTION, Would perhaps be a smal estimate for the ravages idee ase in a. vingle year ig fearful catalogue of those eerkene: Geis, femorrhuge, As ‘Influensa, Bron- sages THE LUNGS AND LIVER, And thelist would preseat an appalling poof of the fatality of But {tis important Kw hat nearly allot this dread wv a timely use oF of WIS ARS S BALSAM OF WILD CHEIERY, The grentest remedy isco y man for all diseases of ike pulmonary organs, produced by cold and changesble climates. Scores of eraca have come to our knowledge where the patient had been given up to die by consumption, ns beyond reach of medi at who, by the use cf this Wild Uberry Balsam, have been speedily restored to. complete health. Asister of a well known clergyman, recently left the school she was attending, being advised that she must die of consumptio1 to retarn to Ler tea ty Nye to Gis Balam of Wild Cherry, by which abe w tar’s sam of i ry whi hort ime, and returned to her school with orated in health. By application to the of ure of thi ‘and other remarkable ; ished phy: ‘ad Brook fas this Balsam their’ undualided approv N Puy not?—i if mn FAVORITE PRESCRIETION ! being formed from ehemieal extracta of Wild Cherry Bark and Tare two simples, but powerful sagredignig of Nature's own boratory All who have used this wonderful compound, cou- fen in ecotyme. that it is the most efficacious remedy ever oftge 9 Ana strest, New York. Grodan | by an jn MEDICAL. AND SURGICAL once RK JOHNSON, 17 Duane aa so well knows to ie vitae of Sypbilite dis Ie dinsaseas aa, i arnt an a mere oS fajaand Canade ooo ely i Toure, ‘Erary Oe si hy No master how | cen ou gu may tae lest re Gest, Torneo Ulest “tebe iainehecd and bores, esr etiantes anne your case is free of Soe eet metimer Eilea Seminal Weataee,browet on bya serena indulged young pes I have paid mueh attention to the treat 340 ja malady. Many on a victim trentmen: 1° back, ‘coufaston of itellece 2 tea aversion to if my: ci peotions an L iow statement of case as fu fe! 1=*m CLOVE ANUDYNE TOOT ACHE SET ou ee E AND PEXFECT CU! have felt the painful tieabe ing pangs of this disease shooting through their jaws with most tormenting reverance, and, as is often the cae, ave received but little sympathy from frends on such occasions, will no doubt be much pleased to know of a remedy that will never fail i) quiet forever the rn tft of offender. ali in in its effects, curing the most "folent ms in one minute. that this anodyve composition will lure of every ill not it e It is immediate toothache or pain in “the Experience has prov give immedinte and permanent relief after the other remedy ; feasant to the taste and smell in any way, anda few a) in procreds from the face, oi from the gums aroun ps ently. ort soe plication will ive speedy rel rubbing a fe: rope Price 25 cents. SANDS & CO. Dry an comer of Chambers street, Granite t sets Fal Err Brosdwayyand by Druggists Seige eee out the Uuited States, fell Im*m RBI be consi D&.o9} ITT may Bie cerests of ly cont iseases, Gow New Yorks) which Sea herbed arena of ary, t ik are in a fe ives entisely ahs the ® you are judiciously. by a person legal aot ders aud qunicks as there are several 8 afflicted with protroeted, an oir of being restored to health, ning De Dr A bracriee of many years has estal far skill and respectabil Brietnres en age w pre ‘ia2 trate (CPR SALTERS YOUNG MAN'S FRIEND.” ot Se: cific Mixture, complerely bids defiance to those vey pre- valent, I may even say able imprudences. ‘This medicine, the virus, and suppresses al! Sm ear ae Tecent cxses mixture may be relied on an antidote unequalled for aa, &e.—See full pare ticulars with the medicine. se na ‘ind retail by Jr o. AY ios Fulvow street’ (Lamp store) Sun Buildings, York:—Price $1. S20 'Im* ren a Dt cron e HEINE, ba 20 RRANE STREET recone ha tears” Bo lentisily at his Of- St ¥ cn na Soe few York, and that exclusive. im being general to the treat over eleven Years entire atentyo at bah Cee than is inst set use cepa | 3 a pi PF mise acure tanieas the patient is curabl. re roale affections of the b d joints, eaused by mercury or di urial ulcers, diseases of EASELS and SmetlcPos bat waht Praperly treated in an early , are most curable. ude ‘asserts that an instance of fadure in bis treatment would be almost unknown if the icted would apply to him when diminu iced, or in the early stage of juflammation, however acute, 7) #0 many cheap but destructive applications are mé ase of Reference to the following cares, which very inveterate Asan of Mi Ci raey City, almost bl heey Battin, 470 Broome strest, bad ease of Iriti John H. Roberts—bad case—in Ridge stredt, betwees Stanton and Houston, in the rear—of Purnleat Opthalmia and Uleerated ce 76 Chambers street, fonr doors from Broadway. Hours di fr HA.Mto2 P M., (Sunday vice to the poor gratis. (HET) at tem RHEUMATIC .‘ILLS. R, COVEL’S RHEUMATIC PILLS are well, known to Late, only article which will cure she Rheumatin, inflammatory or ehronie CURR, asks thove suffering from tale complaint to read the fol: lowing certificate:— of at New Yorn, December 10th, 1844. Da. Cover— Dear Mn I eannot in justice fp myeeit and sufferii . et opportnnity pass without - tude to you for ioe iheumatie Pills, 1 have ben te a long with rheui hy This Fel tacked eave Tea ery sever dhoulders and Swe wrpataehieh were ifthe wretched tras sn Teannot decribe I Un commenced ting Your am now entirely cured. rho Wwith for information w ts of your Pi aston mee ee ape ‘rouble to call on 460 Pear selZs pill nao refer to Mr. Alexander Walch tS Nase mown as Sandy Welch, Mr. A, Pietch, 176 ieee tain Fiaman, conver of Green aud Houston streets; and top wea others. ¥, 92 John street, only wholesale agent, oa witheat his written signarare upon the hed to euch box-—P'rice ‘box. Alea. "eta ‘nt 92 John street; A, Hill, 218 Greenwich sts Der tievag bi ivan Gijon cm Ly peering sti Lf Pp ta Meh venue; Guion, corner of Bower) Gran 8 Grand, and A. ®. Wheeler. 118 Cherry at. att Imeee TEETH! TEETH !! TEETH!!! GREAT REDUCTION IN DENTISTRY. 1] cca | OFERATING OF OFFICE IN THE CIT od t ior Roorashal cared ora 1012 im*ee READ WHAT SCARPA’S ACOUSTIC OIL HAS DONE. vee SCARPA'S oll! ‘THE ONLY CURE FOR (rom the Albany Daity Knickerbocker ] raat Jane 3, 1844. ¢ S18, TO CERTIFY, that Willard. Joule, Proprietor of T West Troy Exrhange ‘Hotel, having been afflicted. with dex'ne Tn one ear, for the last eweuty yeary, and in the other jast year, so that it was ssible for loudest votes. aud af mus remedies without impro- ‘was induced to try Searpa’s Com- for the cure of Deafness, and itis with faction Lam enabled to state that it has perfectly re- 7 ae and will be happy. 0 see any person who for information in relation to my ease, West T Wil LARD DENK The Tolle wing certificate was bdseana’ to Bose. A.B. & D. Sands, to whom the parties are known : 1 NEN Yorx, Oct. 10, te Sanps—Gentlemen—The follow ing statement of the effects produced by the use of Searpa’s Acoustic Oil my daughter, I send you as an act of justice, that others may have positive facts to convince them of its value and effica- cy, She was nearly deaf for two years, and could ca 10 hear by speaking very loud. Lpurchased one ‘ot was used accordiog to ted directions, an part of the bottle was app! sul fred from the ear, and soon after ‘the hearing in both ears was Completely restored. "It is now almost a year since the cure was effected, and it is now proved to bea perfect cure. Further par- treulars'can be, obtained by those interested by calling at my house, x street. TRY 17 AND BE CURED —It is without douse ose Of the fictions that can befal us to become ‘This, mis- with double wei ht oon the af at nothing coul hoped, even However we feel much raified that o which fortune in years past has huny flicted fro the conviction. th from the heat pci we are able to off I gentleman in one of the eastern cil ‘Scarpa’s Oi), in (aancey Oly a s well as in affording relief, cogaialy | working won D. sands, wholesale rents for the proprie- tor eyo !79 Fulton street, 17 ¥ ast Di ‘Broad- way and m*ec BRONCHITIS PASTILLES DE PAKIS. PARIS fOZENGES. "FS vale valasble, Mid and harm'ess medicine, for the positive fecent or of faba! Roarveuees, and violeat’ colds, whether proms ope seme can Su pbaineg by. eboleiale tthe » Of a orginal importers Sf the ariel into the Unived Sint, and at ia a Co. 110, J, Milhau, 183, Fee een ee ae tier do Broadway and teal other noted chemists and pharmacentists in town and country. foTice—The above medicine has been pirated under varius names, which purchasers are cauti against. The genuine articles pat up ip green boxes, inscrived with Uve name of ‘our which no one dare 4 edit lmneec* en BO O88 Sareea eS & HASKELL. THE E.vIXIR OF LOVE ‘THE houwehold ties! the household tit Wii veer lacuna amiig ever Ted checks and golden hale How sad i married life— ‘Wealth can no joy affor: Cold fooks ths husband on the wife— The wife upon her lord. But Love’s ¥..1x1n—that sweet boon Will Natare’s curse remove, And crown with living Ul ‘The bed of fruitless lov: Lucina Cordial ‘barren It turns to, mothers fair And the fond name of at gives ‘To husbands in despair. In Juehorrea and in gleets, It prover Consumption, too, a conqueror meets It its unfaillog charm Eruptions, lassitude and pains, Jn back, or | sins, or chest; Diserse brought on by sadden strains, Discharges long supp Ape by this wondro:s Cordial cured, Thus by its At once to either sex Let all who suffer from disease, Or fault in Nature s Law, k fro grond specific ease, ty-two Nassau, And No. 13 Court street, No. 90 North Sixth street, feilaselphla. = by sending a of the Union tance, can hav iP and sent to any part Price ry per bottle~$2t, per dozen. fll im*m To the Sick cere where. Emproved Indian Vegetable == ese (MADE BY A REGULAR PHYSICIAN.) Are now considered, by a very respectable portion. se this com- ianityto be the VERY avy Ruste ever te Colds, Bal'Slod, an lache, Foul Stomach, ious Compl ts, Worms, Costiv Liver Affeetions Rush of blood to the head, Female Complaties, and General Debit Nsard colds and co ae wih tall THESE PILLS are caring, cre of which otherwise would to Consumy directions, at the peters UF! E, i ant EN. WicH STREET, brigk ‘lock, neal Fulton, street.) by Dr. Guion, corner of Bowery and Gran id Al: £60. Tio Broadway and corner of Broadway nud ‘Kourteenth corner of Broadway and John st; corner of Beekman and 2 218 Bowery; 260 Bowery, Grud wt; oi Gmndst, i Wailer and Oherehs Fulton st, Brooklyn reapectabl bie dealers in 87 3 6 ‘Chureh ha and Py. Res and G EY United Bates, Censda and tt ‘CAUTION—Observe the written Remers of ee ‘Smith on every box. i D, WHER <@Y OCULIST. No. 33 Greenwich street, Devote his exclusive atmention to DIS ASES OF The EYE and EMIC SURGER has recently impo from France very fect inet FICIAL EYES, pons to rosoraile, | in ry Teshectsthe natura) R r30n deficient of an eye, can have it arti: i repinced by Br. ‘Wheeler, x0 closely iunitating nature as *Ottes | hours from 8 A.M. to 1 P My ne whieh he vinits outdoor patients Im* ec ANDS’S SAKSAPARKILLA HE INSTING infanimals, Ce jon to the rea- son of man, teaches them what vegetable productions to eat ict goes no further. It cannot scovery. It belongs t rate, Ls improve, to perfect that w ‘parilla is an exemolification of cacy whieh | intellect, through the hil hical experiment, mi devolve in. the prey al root, Tn all scrofe in every disorder how, larve a proportion of all hend—this well known specific fects. When all all other practice has is tion of every other variety of medicine ic ski tor hope less, Sands’ moet has in namber: rm een without Am by ‘ll the re cetarroe, N. Y., Oct. 17, 1844, for nive years It ap- a, bat aid Jot appeal ing, aud continued to eat d of my arm, bow to my shoulder, was nearly all ulcers. It then proke th sides of wy neck and ex ended tomy face. I had a qumber 0” u cers on my ancle and bottoms of my leet. My ferivug seemed almost intolerable. Sine tr is aa been under the care of physicians; Panacea and other prepaia | Fe & Telief, when | wi rsaparilia. My sores and | flattered inyseit with tn ene Thave now taken eighteen bottles of your madicine. are all healed and my ral health is better than it ai fyenrn, andl ri * my c nt sapari la most o have taken iodine, nearly despaired or eed ‘by Mr Reckford to try your @ more healthy y, sppearance, oo Ke I aia be well age ‘My sores been for red SS EYNTHIA'N. TUPPER. J.checrfell testify to the truth of the wife. x! is b °MASO "e Norra” The follo’ careful atten’ SANDS’ CE) I speak ex more effective in the eure of chroni any y othes preparation th tre! i i} LEBRATED SA experimentally when | tr oe Apokip tate amatism, ‘than as been for mauy months past, my »ppetite rapidly returning, { attribnee this tively to th Potent medicin th those who are afflicted. wath 1 complaiat, in from most ear to such the uss of this valuable specific, re confidence eine aud si ced thereby Ea ia, ‘and’ ir ta of many other , Known to and insohetted by the Mi CHa Es Ld Dien. 3 a 4O0and 42 West: nu ter at Ba Vrovvloote For farther and conclusive evidence of rior ral tnd sey. sce pasaploots whieh may be creed ‘and sold,’ wholesale EAE forexportation, by Druggusta, 79 Fulton street, aya 77 East Broadway. { 6im*ec HULL’S TRUSSES. ‘ER SONS. a me FeRSOR iced ah iaptares, ate on tania “p pe Oikos Oc Tees or to either af tie, (kcratn jm the pri , cipal id efi ‘Trusses, to ser if the in writing. Nowe are vencive, to be inne |, without his signatare. derta tions of Hall's srlons cqumce be sled 2 trem m ilfal mechaaice, and are no better — c: 4 i Nl Fe aenea Mom Tin baslseon i constant atiendance a ine the by Dr. He ‘upon as lany en to vend imi! ively fer ries, or met, wi omale UPTICLIAD FRO lost respectfitly informs the citizens of N pablie in general, ag he has located imac this <ity, 4497 Broadway, a In most compl sortment of Spectacles and Reading it in Gold, Sil Sad Steel Frames, Sie would also remind. the pablie, to whom is pers known by (his ducual iste to Barcioga Spr Tsstuine years, that by his knowledge uf eaabled ta determine the jasses suitable ze any with weak eyes can lied. with glasses bh wil Phin benefit aa net en che sight. Fartiealas Hi tyle of ‘pers round glasses othe ct flint, which, through flat cal oe roace the curegevinign, and m Highly recom: ae 's it been ‘operated pens ee be [c inserts likewise new glas es of qality i in old frainee, and solicits the patronage of a) rapes WISE, yer ron perior im want ol hie articles, fu amtec way 2 THis LADIES Ok HULUS vrERe ype aa SUPPORTERS. 13 new li 2 ew fe radical eure ot Prolapeus teri. oF Womb, by satrenal Sealicaticn ae ts “3 ™ loom men led ‘as the means of perteg t restos ach, St never h failed of nictocet ‘4 @ cure, oven under the most wated sirenmetanees ak sacl iad jupporter attained a» character in frig ak, in this It isadopted tothe entire di inful surgi al ae aera in Lying-in Hos Pi ly recommen maa toedieal men the highest Rema, aoe eee nat private F i eal ooms ‘have Geex furnished. exclusive! acre street, having parate entrance partment, where a lady is in constant TNeanes Sed Supporters fo female patients CONSUMPTION IS CURABLE. THOMSON’S COMPOUND SYRUP OF TAR AND WOOD NAPTHA [NFLAMMA1 ION of the Mucous Membranes is the result of some impression made upon. them by anid or other causes; henee Chron Cater, Spitting of Blond, Bronchitis, Asthma sqigaulting in CONS UM PTC 104 HON, Gastrns, diseased Liv r aud alpitation of the t, ke. Krom Sacoatertii is evi- roved that THOMSON'S COMP D sy- ‘AR AN nd Ak NAP?THA is pis in these » Promoting healthy secretior use of disease Thousands al that in consequence of r-_ peated and ne colds, may. lange Pecaree se= HK cult, expectoration, the symp- toms daily jolence. 1 had , COMPOUND SYRUP OF TAI whieh fect. ed a permanent cure ¢ before I had taken three bottles, wines street, below Arch. ial Office—Northeast comer of Fifth and Spruce streets Sold who sale and retail by the Agents, A. B. SANDS & Druggists, 273 Broadway, comer of Chambers street. nisoy at 7) Fulton street and 77 ast Broadwa! ice—56 cents per bortle, or $5 per dozen. Medical Card. Bt FAWC Fulton street, New York, Member of the Royal Golleae mer Surgeons, of London and burgh, and Graduate of the Jefferson Medical College of iso author of a work rg the following THOMSON’S COMPOUND CONSUMPTION, &c. &c. §c- Re 1 1m*m at at aa pepeeemmiged See te ton st WI most thous of the generative organs will yield to his mode of treat Tress lantealreenimettostewer en eoadonsoerit of r re, euerEy paral zed, from excessive indulgence, or {rom maatarpation, fe Grable to restore the part tenth and vigor. Persous at ve a copy of ‘worl . iW We post pales aad difeteed to De WL F by encl essere fl imeee” roRyonMs!, WORM! WORM | RMS are arrepe ree fon, Are ary avd bowels by arty tion JAYNE'S TON! the besom of ith repetition. 1 or Remitten: Fever, or any com} sing pammemaile be desired, ‘will Tonic “ri RD Drone sumed eae bribe dagen. AL 5 }, No. nt way, f hast Broadway ht ‘ate a R. DIXON — exclusively to General Surgery, ani the morning to that of the ‘Eve, Banints , garage ‘io: sure of the Tear Duets, Deformities of the ope- ration for Squinting is Severely. thle ‘al. Personal re- ference is given several hundred cases in this cit) All reducible cases of rupture are 9 Rermanently, cared, 30 truss may be dispensed with. street. GREGORY at home, all hours of the day or evening. residence is 66 Gold street, next to the corner of man street, Dr. G. has published a treatise called “the Rubicon,” ou private diseases, seeret habits, con al debility, jmpo- tence, ens, frnitfulness, Sc. tnd cures, ‘The price is $1 tion. For sale as above, Drug Stores: (0. 96 Willinm street, near Mai 530 Fafion stereo ner of Water street; 79 Fulton street, corn Bowery, comer of MGV clr streets 168 Bowverss encory 0 Srisg street; 146 Delancey street. commer of Suffolk street; 77 Kast Breed way; both comers of Chambers street and Broadway, and at the Lamp Store in the Sun Buildings, Fulton street, No. 136, ~~ WWfedioal Card, DOCTOR MORRISON, NORTH RIVER DISPENSARY, 20434 Fultoa: street= Doetor Morrison © be consulted confidentially hich he cures without me % cases, Particularly "Gonor th,” pint cRTuRS ot Oe THE URETHRA are cured by D1 ir tne les, without pain or inconvenience t te of other allstigne ff ioe trinary sppaintas, nese val os of other affections of the w ", 1086 iPrraced Towed to mak Cc. q HOSE StEKING MEDICAL ct gs will find ough Surgeons should be al make the necesrary ex ination, as those affected with enlarged prostate glands, may suffer much injury from ayrkward practitioners fervous tutional Debility This affection, and the train of evils resulting from a seoret, destru bit ir ducing nocturnal emissioas amd witsaare impeorien tre radically eured by Dr M. jogical principles, bt restoring the system to 8 thy tone and reinstating ier crit aad vigor, A cure guaranteed, or nu ¢l ‘Dr. Nc holds no communion with wodieal pretenders mho claim to be surgeons, a the only. quatutie’ is 2 diplomas, in his ofhee gonmining a fee will ioe tO ‘any mi the t 1 Fal near Greenwich, New Yorn “Open froe . M., daily. jalS Im*re EX? GUBEBS — 8 €LOVER lCOPAIVA & SARSP‘LA, is the most speedy, certain and effectual remedy for she of gonorthopa, gleet, seminal weakeess, and ail rom the urethra. It ts in portable form, is pleat to on of all those remedies thst hve been ie most efficacious in curiug secret di 's and persons who purchase at whole: article at the usual discount. Dr. Glover is consul of syphinis, th Hi tereish: manscenntaity. Uy otha ‘care withevery confidence. Hi mp at the door of his pi WHOLESALE AND RETAIL PICKLING AND PRESERVE WAREHOUSE. TH b SY BEOHIBERS, of the ouly origins] establishmen f iad, offer wo the wots of our spate friend my Ghants, and our own eity and count the largest aud best ist ‘assortineat of Fruits eves Retire re presented t9 the public, zh hac, Finn Asplen Lecpoerens Aigtectn Scrantanen, eae, ted other Pia ea sfatrberonn F peawervanion test? rr Selly ofthe Strawberry, Raspberry, Quince, and Pine supa, and Sauces, of every imaginable de. scription, in ela jas, of every alae, t0 suit ie comrade of Gaena Hien, all are, Wavited soe inl tauins the beng tslseted and. moet betncfal stock of fe kind ever before offered to the atpention, ofthe pul KHOW! ‘i ‘Vince, N. B—Kighty dozan fresh Havana Pine snore |. B.—Kighty res! wana Pines, in ge onler, for sale, Also, 1000 Oyster Kegs. ys TO THE NERVOUS AND DEMILITATED- PROFESSOR BOERHAAVE’S HYGEAN RENOVATOR. N all those eases where manly Mend is impaired, where the mental APSE powers are crated by indulgence partic sed di ver fails to cure chror removes sarily, by resto: gnees can be giver to many phys Renovator ‘with success in sia, wi organs, = New Yo § to all parts of ie into. gh. -Conrousdireetiona necompany each bottle. 5089 Ln ® KEW PHOS SFECIVIC TURES Gonorrhona 9500 4 al OF wanedioa yet, reas es We tee compas, thi is the most certai Ieimake apeedi, aud permanent enre, without the i tio Wakes en ophetlon satus | I Bh Tey bP Fy pony fori At 20 one =a speak fr ie Oar oheet i ae rae it ean be had aad feeare' will not effect a rapid cure J of $500, wt isease that Lp A pervades all ranks of s0- ey. igh, low, ri¢h an i hoc make and sing! y are here presented with a remedy by w sn ore . baiyes pr(Svout the leant expoonse, ta hos tog Li a ted if & al iS bas a in Dottea with $i n bottle. On bot ata Many are cure’ im two Csaheb eae ony at Wi ey ‘Milnor’, 198 B hin ty oben Fra au Sraitn's 168 Waakinntoe sees Bo Orleans, and 95 Main re © > a g the ae canon, neared same or mance LEGs. HANDS, ARMS, &c. The Loss of Feet and WON ¥. weet be lew mie nade po Hindrance to the M: ‘ork, Tes iy ‘he continues io" manufacture Hach, plan the most correct havit neceasil tal ie spain a oh , +. comt NB ~All leters must be post-paid: A PLEASANT SHAVING SOAP. HENRY’S CHINESE CREAM. w preparation for the gentleman’s toilet, te assist ry necessary Cuty of removing emollient, its chemical combinations are s eh irritaticg influences upon the skin ve the use of soaps contain alk lather, softens the ane f enarich's aad id dere ‘The reader is rectal e following notices from persons who have Inde dent Gentle ho Shave Themseli econmend an article prepared by hlessrs. A. B. Be of this city, h Ey te ol tape pon the: ae Of al ceie_one son the heat possible terme with his razo It soap,” and we have eae different Ikinds of the ‘arti- omens con mek admirable oe une of an gear prepare by th oe Ooty dg Feo a raed fork h itis com tion which is seldom cated bs with any other cor sition that we ever used. nitlemens who chance to upon their chins ‘The beard of Hercules or frowning Mars,” we Wold warmly recommend this most excellent can be procured at thelatore of Mr. 8. ton street (From the ¥ ankee, Bowton, Oct 13" ‘New York, rrepere ove of the best articles in the way of shavitue soap, that ever touched a man’s chin.— ‘The compound is entirely new.-{Boston Post, October, 184, Sands New York, have pre- entleme, who prefer operations. Itis called Shaving ighly extolled by all who have hest degree thas intl asant, and its use may truly. be aon ted aving made exsy.”” Yesofiens the beard so as greatly to fucilinte the opera tion of the razor in removing it, while at the sane time it im. varts a peculiar smoothness anit softness to the skin. We would recommend every one to try it, assuring them that although it will enable them to shave themselves. ily, yet they will not fet mt shaved by par pares m for sale ia this city shi treet, site School st.— tbe ton ‘Traveller, "Seober t i8tt, ote 1, wholesale and retail, by A. B. SANDS & roadway, corner of Cham- és, 79 Fulton street, at Broadway. Price 50 cents pe jar- ‘A liberal dis count to the trade, im*m RING'S VERBENA CREAN = original inventor and now sole ton of justly eelebewed compound for arin a ee Wa that perfect point of perfection, beyond, which i ble to transcend. ‘There never was a Shaving. Cream proac! in virtues peculiar! own, nor has any each the nighe of fume tha igs. Verh ‘has, nor has any Shaving Soap received: te ous galog from the public press in all parts of tet United States, fehas f ‘ay the palm at the “Amerjean Institure Fai jed'a hundred ard_one imitat} ieee stant iv ‘ ly scentes juap kne wn—leaving the as.ammooth as Atty Se'flat iron, x0 unlike leave a redness, smarting scabby to give entire satisfaction, and to preserve its ich ite, and not to shrink as formerly, when hich ©. H. Ring has by experiments eit lat and reta ing, 392 Broome street, nearly ° posite Cent: ovoid at manufacturer's Maiden Lane ;_ James 8. ‘Atpinwcll, b> an geil by moat Drag and Fancy ates throughout te United ed C. H. Ring, with ene te ‘tStwere MEDIOAN NOTICE. CITIZENS aflieted with exy form eer wl TRANCERS AN! or variety of erik have heen only hall hii ‘ines cured byanacks, ‘had k better exretaily bg igs keke ne inned with seapbetiee worse ; I tried one after ‘ano \dverti ot and each one promised posit ¢ Jength discovered. the ol these me was oe ie mig whee ton estes et Hacer rae |, where loctors kept me uns aco ure resks my throat and uoge were aerated in all my joiots, m wi lcers. slew the doctors "com “conaidared oa any more medicine, and advised climate. ie hospital, and by ‘advice of trent ends, aarslf your care on the first of Jan last nner restored to pecfoct health. “I wish this ; 48 hor with, ae ti weat'e h mt its. Dr. Cooper’s Office, Tro er fad at. "No enreno pe NIVERSAL COMMENDATION Rg Ss; in, c mM e1 towa and village where Dr. Unhsm's ee PILE ELEC is been’ introduced, the a lage et ig x acoaitent eden Laveen a roeiyed By Broprieta _ ay reds of amanens it leemed in ReaD yt TOLLOWING. piercer: ieee A gentleman from Brooklyn, Long Island, after using two boxes of the Electuary, gave me the following account:— T obtained the medi was Cert several fe pom = fone of the Piles, and for two sow ad Doe headachi There was a Wripetion tear ine went bet oe body, legs ac ‘sdry and husky. ‘The medicine removed the he and distress at en —— and cre- spiration over the whole body, and | am now in better Fresluteisca t here tas teases ‘A gentleman who tad long been subjected, to Piles, rs igtensely from their continuance, informed on Mi iteliell, Bowery, N. Y., that their complete rem: nse of the Verevable KI Thi the celebrated external 9 but very slight benefit. ‘T ily, ted its happy ai convinced the sui tthe mie the pe elceuary hes attained 16 bused solely upon I nefits attendant upon iteuse. “hie corte thac I weed, Dy: Uplaa's je Elec than a year ago, for Piles, of which complaint it ew still uae it when occasion requires and prefer it to any ne medicine to obviate cos e morbid accumulations fora having used a great medicines, | beltere th perior toall others.” PhOMAS WALL, ‘No. 37 Broad street. regularly educated the treatment of al advice in rela- ice practice No. 196 Bowe: Medi tion to the above or any other complaints Price of the Eicetnary, One Dollar (> Remember ary tan Tavernal Remedy, and nov an eateral app pice tion, and sold ONLY at 19 Bowery, font doors above Bp st. Office hoa TA. M. iy28 3md&w' nm CELEBRATED RASPAIL CIGARETTE, @ \He MOST = hae waht ge AN. Xork will certi- respectable physicians in New Xork wil hi first h lasaeed the ASFA LUA ETE the public, made r the genuii woasint sont to him from Paris. igarette, with £ Pearl Camphor, b: Giceratie are quill tabes.ac.atzany Speen ont enesiucts Soles tale Ol vt g 5 e H the tute in the mouth by the smalter He ‘exactly as'a common nile direction may he had only of Grandjean, trans Be particular to CORD DOOR from Broadway in Bare te MEDICAL ADVICE PRIV A’ a DISK, . HE MEMBERS OF THE REW Vonx SOUR of Medicine ad Pharmac h fer the direct ir iention to Ail disekes of a peivate tatapes and Ps cone tly promise to persons reqairmg mé treatment, & and permanent cure, wi on ‘ay to the constitution or confinement from busmess. ae ra rommesteg so make application to the Colle on appearance thote diseases, ag a vast amount fof suferng and dane ta or. thus avoided. One of tI ees eons daly from 8 ith the prine} mplaints, attends for consult \teed. TINY ALIDS.—Perso enient to make ‘achest contain bystating eae eae faeileses! “de > POBe STRICHAM D. Agent, a (Otfics and Braruking Rooms ot the any 96 Nassau.st. Ve SPECIFIC FILLS, FOR THE BARIOAL guralnt dfcharge he natin rhe ae twenty years experi (ce fe a than an: ‘Grandjean. that the air passin lessor Someeh Rico ORD'S ae MIXTURE FOR THE fan ty juced ts Peer eats ele Ck eee eate En alan mthout tho ae the system with this just ve. soi is singe ties at $1. each, ti cage of hall dosent $51 D., Agent. Eee zo oF Mei Wr Sane tS SON. 4 Cues TRATED EXTRACT Ce BARSAPARILDA, TIAN AND SavsaFR. pron fe thei nounced by ele ales eine and Pharmacy hoe cristnaes ene i ses oes ae iy Leg ee pa hie Qe forwarded to al par oie of us College ts Neween aaeee oo af tn Callens 95 Ney fb, 2 bem Nori MADAME RESTELL, Female Physician. vat in Consequent Ped eg hey of the Pos! NY all t hereafter be a Ox 2159 insten of 868 as heretofore, or to her residence 148 Ureenwich street. £18 Im*re PUBLISHED D. samme SUREPOS Bt §, WA CORNER FULTON AN ‘twe New Yous Hinawo—A Duty he week i. | Scbrerbers iuraithed af the sae fate om in romittance im advenes. Nor? AU STREETS. pet, issued every ner upg coum a