The New York Herald Newspaper, April 13, 1845, Page 6

BY“THE SOUTHERN MAIL Washington. Correspomdence of tite Hi J ‘ P. i Wacutne ron, Mth April, 135 The Calhoun Men att the Removal of Mr. Baris, of Maine—General Gould, Marshal of Northern New York = The Succcssion—The Richmond En guirer, Nashville Union, and the Correspondent — The Appointments of Old Hunkers taken wm con- nection with the Demolition of the Influence of the Benton-Van Buren-Wright clique in the Globe— What does it portend or foreshadow ?—Will not James K Poik be nominated for a second term ?— The Collector of Alewandria— Governor Tallmadg Removed and Do /ge Appointed — O'Sullivan, Dix and the Clique, and the Collector of New York— Senator Fairfield—Reform in the Departments among the Insapable Clerks. All the fatis inthe fire again. The Calhoun men felt quite pleased with the nominations for Baltimore as agreed upon a few days ago, and thought Mr. Poll was coming round again, and be- ginning to see the evil of his ways in appoiating-so many old hunkere, as to make the so muchdreaded restoration appear inevitable. The nominations for Baltimore ‘hey liked well enough, and drew therefrom very pleasing auguries. But, lo! and be- hold, it was stated last night, that Virgil K. Paris, wh» hdd been nominated by Mr. Tyler and con. firmed by the Senate, asthe Alleghanian Marshal for Maine, had been removed by Mr. Polk to make way for another ‘‘rare old hunker,” named Rutus Melntyre. Mr Paris was formerly a member of Congress, has always been agood sound democrat, and is a triend of Mr. Calhoun, ergo he must be removed to make way for an old hunker. ‘The wrath of the Calhounites, which ws cooling down somewhat, has been raised to a white heat by this actot President Polk’s, and they threaten ali sorts of things and a few more. They ask, very particu- larly, if Mr. Rufus Mclatyre happens to be one of ‘that Anti-Texas-Benton-Van Buren-Wright clique breed, of which General Gould, the recently appointed Marshal for the Northern District of New York, is a conspicuous member? Andif he, like the latter, was also appointed a vice president of an Aati-Texas meeting, as General Gould was at the famous Rochester meeting, consequent upon the celebrated secret Anti-Texas circular, signed by Bryant, Butler & Co.?_ This new assault upona friend of Mr, Calhoun’s, merely because he is such, and to make way foran old hunker, has revived all the bitterness of feeling which had been in some measure lulled, and it will not be at all surprising, if, when this and some other nominations of the President’s come before the Senate, they should be summarily rejected, or it confirmed, contirmed only by the support of the whigs, with the hope of causing and widening an incurable breach in the democratic party, by operating upon the various cligues. . : 4 There ig one light, however, in which, as yet, these old hunkerish and Benton-Van Buren- Wright clique appointments, have not been con- sidered. The Richmond Enquirer and the Nashville Union have thought tit, either directly or indirectly to scoutat, orto deny,the truth or probability of the reasoning of your correspondent as to the possibi- lity or probability of Mr. Polk being a candidate for asecondterm. They declare that it is out of the question altogether—that Mr. Polk dont mean it, and wont have it—and that it is all nonsense to suppose that he does. Well, tobe sure, it may be so. But does it not seem singular that he should make s@ many appointments from this Benton- Van Buren-Wright clique, while at the same time he has utterly demolished the influence wielded by that clique through the Globe, aud transferred 1t to Donelson, Heiss, and Thomas Ritchie? Isit nota fact that these old stagers at the public crib, and these old hunkers whe have been restored, are of that breed who will stick to their officesto the last gasp, and who, sooner than lose them, will turn Yound upon their old clique leaders, kick them in- to the middle of next week, and then turn to and fight through thick and thin for him who hag put them into, and keeps them in their lucrative bert ‘Are not these the men who understand wire pul- ling? and having them in office, will thda not, to keep in office, pull all the wires in favor of James K. Polk?’ Why, too, has the control of the Globe been taken from that clique, who could, by means of Blair, have exercised influence in opposition to Mr. Polk, and in favor of Wright, and the Benton-Van Buren- Wright clique, and been put into the hands of gen- tlemen who may be said to be devoted to Mr. Polk’s interests? Andrew Jackson Donelson, and Mr. Heiss are both from Tennessee—both Mr. Po\k’s intimate and confidential friends—and are both to be inthe new concern No one can doubt where their predelictions will point. Mr. Ritchie, to be sure, disclaims any intention of forwardiog Mr. Polk’s claims tor a second term, or of trying to ad- vance any persons claims for the Presidency. That may be all true enough. But it matters not whether he attempts to forward the claims of Mr. Polk or not, he will not oppose them. And, let him be as ardent as he may be in favor of any other man, (if that should happen to be the case,) when the wires e been judiciously worked, and it has been made to appear that there is a pretty general fvel- ing in favor of Mr. Polk fora second term, then Thomas Ritchie will be found in favor of Mr. Polk also. Who does not remember the ardor of Thos Ritchie in favor of Mr Van Buren, upto the period of April last, one month previous to the meeting of the Baltimore convention? And who does not re- member his dropping Mr. Van Buren like ahot po- tatoe, when he discovered that a large portion of the party were determined not to have him at any price? Is it not then, viewing the state of things 1n this new phase, at least rendered very probable, that affairs are tending in the direction, the best zalculated to bring about and render inevitable, the nomination of James K. Pox, asa candidate for a second term? I think it ie, and, therefore, I think the nomination of these old hunkers shonld not be considered the restoration of the old Benton- Van Buren-Wright clique, so much as the appoint. ment of persons who will, when the occasion ar- Tives, prove themselves the most ardest, devoted, and thine te, supporters of Mr. Polk’s claims to a second term! Nous verrons. The Collector of the port of Alexandria died two or three days ago, and a Mr. Hillary etry has been appointed in his place. Mr. L. was undoubt- edly born in the District of Columbia, but for the last twenty years he has been a citizen of Tennes- see, and carrying on business as a merchant in the town of Columbia, Maury county, Tennessee— the town, county, and State of Mr. Polk. Is not this fs hdaglen for Mr. P.’s friends? Does it not look ike ct a rons bedy of faithful supporters in office? Will Mr. L. advocate a second term (or Mr.{Polk % Nous verrons ! Governor Tallmadge, the renowned leader of the conservatives of the State of New York, who was appointed by John Tyier, Governor of the Terti- tory of Wisconsin, where he owns a large ead valuable property, and which has prebably been improved some by Mr. T:’s appointment as Gov- ernor, has beea removed from his office by Presi- dent Polk, and Mr. Dodge, the late Delegate from the Territory to Congress, has been appointed in his room. Hoora for rotation in office! Mr. O'Sullivan, the editor of the New York Morning News, where. So is Senator Pix. So are a number others of the same clique. The visit ot Mr. Rives, of the Globe, to Albany, and Mr. Dix’s sudden return te Washington, are supposed by some folks to have some mysterious connection with each other, and also with Mr. O’Sullivaa’s appearance here. Probably feeling the side blow (not a fatal one) which has been struck at their influence, by the substitution of Ritchie & Co. 1or Blair & Co,, in the organ, the Benton-Vaa Buren- Wright clique want to compensate themseives therefor by obtaining the New York Collectorsitip for some supple tool of their clique. They are un- doubtedly making a desperate effort to thisend. I think, however, they will hardly succeed. The Collectorship of New York is altogether too im- portant, and too potential an office, to be surren- dered to the control of that unserupulous clique, which it seems to be the intention of the Presid nt to crush, while apparently he is conferring offices upon notable members thereof. Mr. Van Ness is too able and capable a public officer to be removed to make way for one of that clique at the present time, while, too, the President is well awate—tor he is a cautious man—that his removal, and the appointment of any of those “ rare old hunkers’’ of the Albany regency, will be asignal for an outbreak in the party which elected him, which, in its con- sequences, would almost inevitably divide, distract, weaken, and ultimately deleat the democratic party. Those, therefore, who profess to be weil informed on these matters, say that the Benton- Van Buren-Wright clique will have to be content without obtoining what Kye want. Senator Fairfield, from ‘aine, has been here for a day or two past. He too, in addition to the al ready swollen list of Senators, ex-Senators, Con- gressmen and ex-Congressmen, wants an office ! It would seem as if having served a term in the Al- leghanian Legislature gave to the unfortunate irdi- viduals a clatm to be fed thereafter from the public table. Their title is considered to be complete and undeniable to live at the public expense, aud a pension-list of enormous magnitude would seera to be the inevitable result of this principle. It would be perfectly legitimate to propose such a pention list, if having served as a Congressman is to cor sti- tute an overwhelming recommendation to the session of every beritt where there and plenty of pay. { have, heretofore, told you of the intention held by the heads of departments, that they would remove all ‘‘incapables” from clerkships, and »:1)- ply their places with the most efficient ‘men (cy could find in the ranks of their own party. ‘I \: first step in this reform has been taken in the Post p08. is little to do, Office” Auditor’s Office, where theré are upw: of sixty clerks. There are many clerks in the des partments who have been appointed for political services, and who are not competent for the duties of (Heir offices. 1thas been a practice heretofore with each to hire same poor unfortunate to do what hgp-eould not do, for a small portion of the salary which they-were'drawing from the public treasury. Some-of them used to bring these aids into the of- fices, aud others took their work home. In the Pcst Office Auditor's Office orders have been is- sued, that herealter no work must be taken out of the office—that all the work must be done in office hours—and that the clerks will not be allowed to bring assistants into the office to do their work— and of course, if they can’t do their work without an assistant, or can’t doit in office hours, orcan’t do iti the rater they will have to walk Span- ish, and those will be appointed that both can and will do it. Of course you may expect a great cry of proseription to be set up by the whigs, when these incapables ure sent to find some business which they can perform—that is to be expected, of course, 1AMMA. Wasuineron, April 1, 1845. Views in Particular —What is to be done? We must stand by Captain Polk—the people must stand by him, and he must stand by the peo- ple, or we are all undone. There isa coalition in the cabinet which will, we apprehend, before the meeting of Congress, end in a cabinet digsolution, orat least, ina partial reorganization. The old school democracy—the Old Hunkers, as they are called, by the less important and less powerful cliques of the great democratic family, are ont of temper at the dizcarding of the Globe and its faith- fuleditor. They are quite hopeless of harmony in the family now. Calhoun is the ‘* fiseal partner” in the new organ—he furnishes the funds—he will control the paper—which is to control the adminis- tration—the mass of the party from this unholy al- liance of Kitchie and Heiss with Calhoun, will have no faith in the organ, and the result will be that the organ will wind up before a twelvemonih. The Constitution leans also to Mr. Calhoun most decidedly—the Constellation is almost equally in its editorial composition, tinged with South Caro- lina abstractions. Consequence is, they must all go down—together with Mr. Bxchanan—the organ, the Constttution, the Constellation, and Mr. Bu- chanan must all fall with Mr. Cathoun, for they are all directly or incidentally in his interest. so say the ** old democracie.” At all events, Capt. Pold must be sustained. General Jackson did ail he could for the retention ef Blair; but Old Hick- ory could not save the editor of the Globe. The cliques in opposition at Washington were too pow- erful for Old Hickory. Captain Polk was alarmed by them, and dreading the ghost of Mr. Van Bu- ren, if he adopted the Globe as his moderator, he was compelled to disobey the appeal of the Old Lion of the Hermitage. There was no other safe escape from present dangers. He must dismiss Blair, or half his cabiaet—Buchanan the first man. Bat this would never do. Captain Polk proposes to regulate his administration by the democretic standard of Pennsylvania. He must have some landmark, or heis gone; some pilot, or he runs aground. He relies upon old Buchanan as the pi- lot, but the Captain has ne.ther the man of nerve, nor foresight, nor ability, nor courage, that he es- timates Buchanan to be. He isan overrated mun. We now venture you a prediction, that before the expiration of the next session of Congrees, Benton ANTS at the head of the State Department. ‘e hear of a number of removals, in and out of Washington. Cave Johnson is commencing the work among his 15,000 deputies. We hear of:ua- dry appointments to take eliect from the first. of June, in Missouri, 1llin indiana, Kentucky, Ohio, New York, Pennsylvania, and other State the new officers for such appointments being i ready chosen. Among the outs, we learn to-day, that the P. M. General has ejected from his department the large man known as the Dromepary. ¥RENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, LOWITZ & BECKER, No. 34 John Street, HAVE Received by the last Havre packets, Utica and Arzo, an elegant assortment of latest and most fashi: Ne styles of French Artificial Flowers, which they offer for sa] ‘ax moderate prices. :mh29 Im*m BRONZE POWDERS. FTTHE very best and cheapest Bronze, in all hades and quali ties, are constantiy imported direct from Germany, and of- fered for sale ty LEOPOLD KUH & Co. mh2i Im*re 646 Wall street, New Yori AGENCY FOR THE SALE OF ,, BRONZE POWDERS. IHE subseriber has been sppointed Wholesale Agent for a house in Europe, who postess the most extraordinary facih- ties for the manufacture of Bronze Powders, by which they are. enabled to offer the most beautifal and splerdid Bronzes at 50 per cent lower former prices, and to defy all competition in this article. ‘Their Bronzes haye been used by the lary consumers in this country for upwards of two Who cm. cur in, yoo spending them as oe ‘to an) other far brillian- ey anddurability. The subscrih arrange! have a large assortment always on hand, and is pre ply importers and dealers with the article, in any at the manutacturer’s prices, thus saving them the trouble aud ‘ex- Pense of linPorTatio®. Fs RICKETT, Wholeanle Ageat, m3 Im*ec aus Rozelt &e Co.] 91 Water street, CARPETING. THE Subseribe au, hee he oh and eribers have just open age and CARPET WARE RUOM! 5 stree! Jy opened by Smith, Hewitt & Corrand een entire uew stock of Carpeting, ly for the april trade, some of which are are sty nich of new denigas ay 3 NEW SETTS RIDMINSTER BRUSSELS, ti New. 18 PS, KIDMINSTER THREE PLY, Hich Shading. SUPER INE rid ‘AND COMMON INGRAIN cions former- AKPETING. ngs, ‘Piole and Fiano Coveiss Worstel, Tufted and Jute Mats; Uil Cloths, very heavy and in great. varieti=n, Mats: From 2 to 24 fect wide, together with ‘all i found ia the trade, ‘The Public are requeased ‘to call and exon rae Pee Pee 7 SON & HUMPHREY m20 2m*m 454 Pearl strevt. TO CARPET MANUFACTURERS, &c. & EAD WIRE, of various sizes, suitable for weavvt's weights, constantly on bands of made to order, y TATHAM & BROTHERS, mht Im*rre 249 Water street, TO BROOKLYN BILLIARD PLAYERS, birth bbe 8 LTON FERRY—A very neat Saloor has the United States bar of the Hotel,) ble bet! for sale, pat tl ir GENTLEMEN'S LEFT OFF WARDROB::, HE HIGHEST PRICES can be obtained by Gentlere: or Families whe are i of converting their lef: o: Wear iting the city or changing vssi- 100 fiects to duspose of, wll hei much’ to their ad to send for the Sumecriber, who +/i] ‘attend rf their residence by appointment J LEVINSTYN, 466 Broad A line through the Post Offiee, or otnerwies Prompt attention. COND HAND CLOLHING AND JRE, S WANTED—And the highese rigs Fiven fora kus cf cart off Clothing and ood second” baad Harnite, Pere wishing to dispose of the same, will do well to id Ferber, or address a line through the Post Offes, wich will te punctually actended to. 19 Chait ONY N. B—Constantly on hand, a, seasouable assortment of jén- tlemen's Clothing, eheap for imere GENTLEMEN’S LEFT OFF WARDROBI. IP RE HIGHEST PRICES can be obtained by Genuesne amilies who are desirous of converting their left 0! \Usationen_qnitting the ty or Jemen quitting city or changi: denge, having any superfluous etleets vo dispose ot, wil hat it my to their advantage to send for the subseribery who will attend at their residence by appointment, j H LEVIEDT, 2 Wall street A line through the Post Gilice, or otherwise, i Prompt attention. himself to have it m29 Im*m ze z SIX BARREL SELF-COCKING AND REVOLVING PISTOLS. BLUNT & SYMS, UFACIU! Prrty aver mice M ‘fits assoranent saudy forthe Sprint ese eh ae fer at reduced prices. ‘They would invite the chants and dealers to their assortment, to attention of ter. manofactury of which, they have paid personal attention, aud from the mnereased fore of- sell them lower than bel —Uiuns of their own manufacture, as well ety of imported Guns and implements, in quantities wy sail chasers. at exceedingly low prices x juantity they are j, can fereds Al: 1s 7 re of ‘patronage ulread ed, and hopes by strict attention to business, to merita tou , FIRST QUALITY— ia Porter, Newark Cider, Croton Ale, Loudoa Brown Stout, and Scotch Ale. Orders for shipping attended to with despatch SALT AND FISH SLUKE. 400 BBLS. Satinon, No. 1, 2nd 3. 100 bbls. Blue bish. 1400 bbls Nor. 1,4, aud § Mackerel. 600 halfdo do do ds 100 do No. i Miessdhad. £9 half bbls No. L Saybrook Shad. bola Vod and Seals Wish. Philadel, mhilre won’s Galt. 50 half and 6 quarters mers Mackere 900 boxes Digby Herzing 100 quarter barrels caliaon, Bor uie is lots to wtit parchasers, by Im *eo NELSON, WILLS de 1 Dey 3% KUGS A~D FIXTURES for sale err ACE ET We, together with lead of «The store 1s weil establisned, nad the dweiling part might be occupied by a physivinn with'geeat advantage. are ivcated wa highly resp:etable neighbornood, No. 22 Frankfort st. tt? (GUANO the cargo of the ship shakapeare, rom Te t pe mats in england ond this conutry prove ic to be equal, if not superior ia quality to Peruvian. Kur sete n lock to suit parchasers, by E. K. COLLIN * é. JOLLING & CO., n'y Who have for sale the best anthenticated work ou Grannis at M. WISE, ; OPTICIAN, FROM GERMANY. Most respectfully informs the citizens of New,’ Public in general, that he has located hi:nself in this caty, aad pens gt 437 Broadway, a, large nnd most complet 3 sorumenthof Spectactes aud Reading Glasses, in Gold, Si! ret StePFrames. He would also remind the public, ¢¢.wi:i ly kn is anoual visita to Saretoga Springs by his knowledge of the optical iexce he is enabled to determi Persous with wi tye, Muention is eatled to n Mitention is ea Ol che finest flit, whe, th Seria Sos (eas Aud improving the a Short-sighted entarset, ean also be ality superior wm want 14 _smeec P found at the ‘ork, and ihe the glasses suitable for -uy eyes can be supplied with glasses besotlt aad’ wot etrnin tke right’ Ersteviar w style of persyective ground qlissee uh their ii ish and true ve bly gecom: effects upon the eye for presersng continued reading, us, and auch as have been operat Ale inser me seran. rand ven ERIFOUAL SPECTACLES. THESE LENSE §, proncuac- oc THRESE TR eons meu, are of American invent yg are manufierured only at the’ new and extausive “*piicat ‘orks, North Ox ord, Mass. Numerous testimonials of merit ean be shown, but as “seeing is believing, iuvited to examme ‘and ju wholesale avd tet numerous other scientific grutle- for gnemselves. The: eucy, also at T. J. Crowen’s Bookstore, 623 Broad '. Diffleuit cases or deticient vision solicited. lm*re K&B. S BRIGHAM._ TO THE MEDICAL FACULTY. LIAM Rk. GO WIL. ULDING, SURGICAL INSTRUMENT MANUFACTURER, EsPECT FULLY Si Bicithe ten removes to, the CuatHam staeer, street, New York. inform’ Members. of the Fuc above commodious locat where, from his meressed facilities, he will be able to offe: perior advantages to, purchasers, by ‘a choice and extensive as- tment of finely finished Surgical and Dental Instruments . A complete collection of ( utlery inevery variety. All kinds of Instrurnents.made to order, or repaired m27 In * or The Loss of Feet and Bayne inaroncs, bo the JOHN F. THOMAS, fully informs the publie that he continues’ to ture ARTIFICIAL LIMBS, on a plas wafac! he mott correet and less complicated, sh necessity, invented, le and worm an arti! leg for forty’ years, ‘@ manufacturer for five years, feel: Satieat ve years, feels a)) who call au im for Legs, Han LEGS. HANDS, AKMo, &c. paanul a edit common Wood mb N. #ec B.—All letters mast be post-paid. apon for jewise new glasses of \cits the patrouegs of all the public are may be Broadway, aid &e., $31 te satisfaction to he SANDS? SARSAPARILLA. TH hama: air, is con not performed fast flammation, Er, sults of an unnat heat is one of the causes, cape by its natural outlets ns fast as ly causes angry eruptions on the surface, acter with the temperament of the individu fying and predisposing condi is. tt object in such cases should be to restore the alood to its unt stat me red its constituent pasts, the pecutiar function of Sanpa’s SaRcaPaRILia It regulates the scevetions, and restores the disordered glands and organs that supply the fluid, of which he blood is composed, to their natural state, so that each coutri- butes its proper proportion to the stream of life. | i, ‘The following letters, just’come'to haud, furnish additional test mony of the intrinsic virtues of the Sarsaparilla ‘i hey speak for themselves New Yo: Messrs, Sands’s—Gents.—Abont the middle ‘excursion, I had the misfortune t Po) became inuc! id mally th ‘There must be som Guired is a medigine that will pars that fu fetid mater, aud restore (i dsteoved) 5 wi Wollen and in this climate, elways warmer than the i ‘When the process is are fever and in- je dizensea, are the re~ lord, of which.too much he surplus of caloric, unable to es- hin, frequ sate arying in their char- al aud other m die rowing oif heat. ough, the conse qu Jas. and ted wit hipg wrong in the great labi redient, or an undue proport resent in the blood, and what or Drier, w inflame wd which cont nud to grow worse notwithstanding the use of various remedies usn. lly Prescribed in such cases bilions, fever settled in the Tn the fall | was ‘aken ill with she which, in consequence of improper treatment, lex injnired as above. ‘The sore on my leg, wh ch had hitherto been confined to one spot, now pre all over ‘he nee, Jeg, until the surface, from my ancle to the became one continuous ulesr, which discharged l:rge quantities of virulent matter. During all this ti eral of our bect physician: fe. L was under the treatment ot s:¥- thout recsiving any berefit frm them ; when, asa last resort, I jap afew bottles of y+ ur f Sars+parilla, the use of which four bottles ‘anda half ih all, aad my reatored. only fectly Ma: Messrs. A.B & D. Sand: as entirely cured me. 1 wed if at ith is row jer- eapectiully yours, : 5.8. Jones, 159 Chrystie tre: ray my family, and witnessed its beneficial eff-cts on one cf iny ehildreu, feel it ty be a duty 1 owe to the community toi: ike the case public. About two yerrs azo, my, little sou wis at- tacked with Serofuls, or King's Evil, which broke in laces around the neck and jaw, aud ring him eutirely he was ne, ut Gontjaued vo get Wore, aati despaired Ying well, Having seen Your SortiAeates of ita cure, Teoncluded | would ee how, after hav t ‘on of saying according! Sold al Price $1_per MLE Dees fete cay ave, uct yeie and. Sf your general Pinvsic hae that aie skill jm the teat — ong nant of ovary variet of Venereai Dis Yours, and sold, S Durivg the first 5 ear, taken, he was attended by several piiysi- of his ever Sursaparilla, advertised, with "a aive it at Ciocianati and procared a few bottles, mall nine bottles, | have the grat iic well. The sores are a!l entirely healed. od as it ever was ; an We no hesita'ion as been #4 road wi le—six bottles for aps Im IGAL AND SURGICAL OFFICL. _ JOHNSON, 17 Duane si diseases, as ri thas Ne 9 i sae ( a ey “York can boast of in of Syphilitic of ths United are Rot only fro come from the Wert Indies aud Canads.. I eure, on ah ave:nar fons in the she treatment ‘The gucd Byrap of Wild C ‘of Wil of the Fest discoveries of modern science; of all the “erefore, ir disease. es i areas, to some ue : pections are foro Fost paid igsers, with statement of rome ee, ettended th. frora Chatham street. DR. SWAYNE’S mhiS Im” ra COMPOUND SYRUP WILD CHERRY, 0 Great Panuoon for all” disses the Lungs and Breast. ‘all diseases of Of all the medicines We hesitate not rf. Swayne’s Com- as one ut forth © many compo! as for the cure of diseases which affct human nae “ture, not one * short which edin Coughs, Bloga. fiver ‘Com or Ticklin, Nervous of calomel when invalids were given up ing recourse to, and persevering in that radically cured. ir ot pd certifies f hi . itself were they made knows to the wor teddlicel ais Un shors tomesesk ne ee afair trial, you will ¢ompound, but a safe and i stand alone and equalled by none name of WILD. CHERRY attached, ask for the original and ouly genuine preparation from: this \ wlt- tree. Dr, Swayne’s Compound Syrnp of Wild Cherry, Office, N- Ws comer of th ang face int yk W. York; RA. 206 Bleeker street, Andrew Oliver, & Ci TH. re deo Lane, Albany, Ri . H. Pierce, Wi |, Maiden Lane, Albany, N° Backus & Ball, Troy, N- York; Sraldiug & Hartigton, Wor ester, Mass.; James Green & Co., Worvester, Mass.; B. lols lidge, ‘Buffalo, N.Y; Graut & Brckee, Pougtthepaie, NL York; Q.,0: Woodman, Vicksburg, Miss.; H. & J.B F r ie Hall & Co., Bosion,’ Miva : 83 * Gohan fen, Uharieaton: Beet Sets Neat AE pre IT RRB eae is KREWAKD.~—CKUDS’ BPEUIPIL duAT LA BHOO Portus ene of Gonorriesa, Lileeta, Herrera co a space of time, acquired such un! with oe publi. and his performed sech piteenioce eet aed hi ‘and received so mach calogium from tlc {o- eulty and others, as this Senin commented i fearn from sources of respectabiii ids, “Asthina, I as merited Col Bovlly, oben an ry ean be named, which has in a bounded confid:n.6 iy. b q in the Side and. Breast, -"Palpitation “of the onsiitution, from the Consumption ical practitio: propedal timed, | werfu 1s There is now in the hands of the pics “ke sates of cures which would Cogs er causes, ill of emiin given ill then be convinced om the Bret popularity of this medicine, cer to of fore be caut Principe ia, At e2., Philadel wey and Jokieee analagons comp!sints of the organ of generation. ‘Of-all remedics yet diseuvered for the abere complaints, ‘bis is the most certau It moke espee Weire no bli. Se fs Proprietor challen; ugh in which the Mix of $500. Di lisease that unfortunately pervades all ranks uf so- eiety hush, low, rich aud poor, matrimonial ang single. ‘she: re presented with a reinedy by which they can cu welyes without the least exposure, in the sh for! bare a takea 4 ght on nig U2 bed wha eaposed. is put up in les with fu! jirections accom, ae $18 bowle, "One bottle laste x weeks which yeneally via. pplication « ov kish reeominendations to dec ine does BOC apeak for eel none tonotily ws th ries tne pose if ligense cannot be Contracted if a dose ot Many aze cured in two days. Orleaos, and 99 Main Eta Re hese vaed accordii stance w ether constitution or se debility, arising relief to those who, powers of th lity, by wh-eh the constitu aud thac ble condition, The conseq onfined to its pare physieal reset, bat bra.ch to moral constiintional weakness, sexta habit bo pa by young u py this java ‘hited States Devs oteeeg, ividual furry) 20r aud at J pr ington street, Moston; 24 Canal street, ua hi © pe, and in every i directions, has produced Uh ly restores the functio tervous mentaliy kep: up 4 stale Of anxiety curing the rem 8 arisii g from this dangerous praciice ai sty, brought on By a yereaente Uiatesn beri min. Dyayer fim id small of the hack, confi 1 the heat, aversion t fe the symptoms Of this ise » obstruction of ie wa te and bsirenns jecimally rei ved fe medicine, Vlullips & Boyne, Agents ivi he Price $2 per Loitle, 6 hoteles tor $9. Sold «14 m3 trap? cry obvious that the first id of a morbid and just equilibrium of ly cued by the use of ys us mar traly, i B. Basserr. wholesale and retail, by A.B. & D. Suds, 79 Fulton street, 273 B East road w sy. by d a. Groggiats generally, throughout the United S:ates. well knows to 1% me pat sate bot hey tenazce quackery in any {07m eS aa Offer 17 ty aie ih the jour to 1 it y and permanent eure, without the Jea:t re- mirietion to diet, drink, exposure, or change 1a cy o watt Ut ad be had, and le cane of recent Gonorthasa tv be ure Will not ofiect a rapid cure vider iy cure for sale on'y at Wim. H. Miinor's, 19% Broadway, eorer 0) John xt, opposite Franklin House, New Work; Mr of Uhestaut and Seventh streets, (hilade Seaiva's 188 Washi in goluary r aud fallen gato natit of fou ts left in a de} t= heh pi es drut ert 1s when too fr que dy AN publ hi the fo ea 's ‘Ir copherous” and of covrse no one dare use the same they are protected. but the popu'arity of ed the cuvidity of this prooa to call his pep irchugl’s adve» 4 hin rehase teats | uf which means all who pui Read ARTICLE under thi: be sold for 0 eae. thia bare! the article he tries to cheat’ d Yatiladies aud gentlemes have used it, weouine, acd hair, "1 ¢ following :— Mr. Bexygt made ia your naper by Wrisingan aiticlebe ells nig aU ArT hus advertisement. and 4 mei referred to who use it daily in their f timonials are in highly 205 BROADWAY, w hours on the disea:es of har, CLIREHUGH’S TRICOPHEROU: IMPOSITION. ocamai Mehta ORUHION hugh has to mposition, the or Witmineton, ‘, Sim ;—1 see an impu ent use ay is Ossessil fe nt ci the result has th: The putlic will observe that: is secured by Jett © tome patent of the U8. ner A es Hunsreda cx the or, andthe nestecteble houses. im the city will, aby doubt exiat, ‘as 10" Clitehugh’s ‘Pricophe.ous” being the genuine or- t. Wi'aim street ; Hoadley, Lane Alot, Fulton aveet; Wim. rozdway 3 J, OBSERVE CLERE®UGH’S PRINCIPAL OFFICK 18 ‘where ne may be consu jn connected with tes Kissam Milaor, corner of B. Dodd, corner of’ 8th street and ited the: isp ation by U i his preparaticn by he deceived. my wame has raon of the Hame of Barry. a and, Nd by ite use at that time preserved iny never heard of this Barry wntil 1 saw using my name is without my au. y can be ee jeiden Jobn ited at all rowth of Ask for ND take no other.i! yom would exjos that greatest of ail lux An in Shavia a Ring’s Verbena Cream. proved both afforda better profit and which they can sell. All rt pearance ond quality. jive better i cy ‘are requestes c'e as now prepared. ‘Those who puichase at 392 f al To fil 8 Fecormment en! merehaats it will isfaction than any other call and see the arti- Broome s ret or 00 Maiden Laue, cannot fll of gesting the ne plus ultra of inventions. Fy For sale by the inventor ed et Ona a8 Im*re the yemové frp th, bara an plexion. This many years, and is now te the toilet. Sold in bo corner of Spring street. THERS 18 HOPE for the Consumptive, for those who VCHURC: TABLE ND BEA Church’s_ Ve ‘kin all offensive blote! whieh d ble Ce cor ttles, at 75 cents eac! are afflictes 3. H, RING, at 39% Broome street, between Hroadway aud Boweiy. table however much and long the) ‘experience. an the hope of reli sweats, one health. ald se culty of breathing ata time, and Sa loog_coutinued ard. ted sous Dificully of Breathing, Pain tn side, Bia Pe Tanne Sad othe Diseases.—Dr, | for mons ly with ease down to . LABAN, L a bottle. He months. more than four rs. AR he Beneat And gl Of'mald Maiden, Tene it, Yet cursed wi Drink—and fair Numerous, perchance, as Young man—wihom to her haunts, and Pi Incl B Principal Office Seth W. Fow Laroque, and ital powers In it Fd ow had months. ALIN G handred: det more us eamerie e ithat Been saimiciad eo ‘ine moaned it je Peet, at tonidence to all who may bo alBlcted, its healing properties. bya wai siabenson, e Taleb g fe had tried va ci las cmedies offered without. bene! himself be' fel Altho Bottle of this te ls WH lieved by two bottles of the Olean. san although to wenk at the ime he bed "He ne and deemed walk. He Was such that he could wal is Bight sweats were dread! from the commencement ol hi: half a bostle, and a Sho nd ‘une il least ben: sp litndreds of cases. mi indeed, “ALL-HEALL regret having used it, an ease whi iN x neath whose sway tebb away; its influence quickly ‘les, t returus to the dull those who are laboring. under ‘eho are labor! rd. tedious, Cough LOTION, UTIFYING’ THE COM- Lotion will effectually ith Asthma, with Jisthma, Shortness he Breast or spear oF M, REMAN ie nae Aro twenty ith the fat Ve sand has wil who need reduced yery low irioas: nd fit, had ic fever and coughed ane you mill be sate » ja its pI it may enti i L ANA CORDIAL, Maes ROK Lov x. CINA CORDIAL, HALLE . ne'er known to fail jet him try. eyes ‘or matron, who at length Feel in each nerve returning strength. If Fate, by some malign conjunction, any de and si rt rt ‘a repletion Of any delicate secretion Exhausts the powers thea dria and live, je thy prime mare ton, beauey's bloom, th an anfraitfal went, children my be thine, an quo’s line. plessure has beguiled defiled sad hngeriugs of diseare:3 aii ire, and healt from the cheek And lend if th once more renew. the rose of death,; the breath. abuse, ee which Tove flings, wings, ‘Phie Vieal Cordial is of use. mn; Dr. Wi th st, Philadel; rts & A chit O.M. Li ior 3 Nessa street, New Vork. Sold 08 Marphy, 90 North Si jarphy, 90 (ok. x! Washington City; der, Louisville, other persons in an’ Wy Price $3 per bottle, or $24 per dozen. ON Tih CUKH OF STRICTURE. BEEN ON STRIC much'pains was sad in this respect Pai, certainly is whea note gard to other: ef fd'to fall po: hee ie, howerss, thre ete +4 or to striciare, aad, espe tneet together, should never be fort right of, ate means of cure, Part itself, moat pen bat most of | stricture in its more As the length Bb conn w. Tonk one is natural however, i! mon, in ous effect; a ans, 80, gpon the miod, ‘This, trowever, Tivate ‘Mreatise” vf the anihor, many We netivity of raind invar With respect to the sun state, ia kenera'ly secormplizhed ‘or menuvenicace, pai of late years in the treatment of heads of proper and expesienced p: iv now accomplished in ae months. 2288 09 a yoars. ise,’ dence to surngers. @ Se. he has beew eugayed im tit ow ww hospital and published thy Ghat he hes teccers | % euninen Dre M Phiay and ‘oth others, and avery Phynsicits Of runinence in t ae ie Bi. Address Di, Roll, we tam follo ich wi lished, in @ case established 2 tie ugh Lith Indeed, whoev anil sexual is OW Tecwliar Licate of car whieh has aa juteres on tho aubjeet, nnd written 6 edit fre io A FORMER Oe ws to which were mist for it—its also the fact that mot in the least much space, the ¢ireumstances, this complaint or no, and its feure. Amoag other things it was remarked, that it was by no m-at: aecessary that the stream of urine, should be Sgr of stricture; chis, ie i iz months and even Bord without produci f, ‘bel aay Cpr np ies m1 to 28 ‘aranced acd griled form, Towing three telong to strictare 42 | #20 easily and certai) ‘Toe Manner ov vi neiders the a nney © ane ies hi however, ba. stricta ts eariy «° cause . The next it eture cinued from six to eight weelu memky Not that eure of Be ferred commenced usit incessan ik on! ful. 1 the medicine he waiked f qryae ce and in ae weeks he was so tar re- stored at to be able to attend to his busisess again. Fisq., 52 Pike. street wos cured of Asthma by half not laid down in bed for more than ten He has never had a recurrence of the disease—vow 0 phia; G. K inson, Baltimore; Cl inthecum, Georgetown; J. ‘¥.; Sanford & Parks, Cineanuat of the above named plain tis pature~the di joture frequently eriets im ware of it. Those id, OF « Ze any striking chs respect, Neither is it necessary there sheald be any thing directing the attention to the seat of this ¢ inly is now and then complained of, but it is oaly bes, exkeetaly of arly cescn, these expecially of +. mad ead terveDs system, rather tha, the tances wiich dy and wl ‘ne first of these rel 1 ‘At has been already sas. the or bat what ix Peculiar way in which it timishes, if it s! Wr clothes are readjusted, that a drop or way, £0 aw to wet a littl le, this, trifling, as its afford a stro Y Not that thia drop or whatever; but, certa: ¥ individual, but ne de that the writer rare! Siricture in witich the paticnt does not observe t active, or cepnble of business as fosou better explaine e volanie yihieh is semi to aur preeecds, " Enpeovernen Ladeeds jn d+ sous, Ue cure of Strict. yas formerly it demande: writer wo coxae on ba. is chapter, tn the picterse of saying thes te fe f Edinbargi Gigeages, bot radi 12 Of these for more thas thity years, agd hn k ¥ on them. #2 Gresaerien street. it that Hs dif 35 West street, was cured of Asthma, of declares it to be the various other reme- efficncy — that it is, you will not to flight the dis- the Principal Office, 10g Nasean street, gas, oor all re m5 Im*oe Vite de ooo its C1 tm Temarka will be goad Tio ceva enable one to judge whether |: iis dy and, with ce are obetv= wo 8 Tite 6 FOAMER GONORRHEA MAY HAVE REMAINED Unounen.—A Gonorrhea, though pot tie only, moat frequent cause of Stricture. f time its gleety stage may have cd. Neither is it possible in may continne without prodae more disposed to hould have c: Kugth of time at feaat youl e » ‘Phe vaird ws tae Evrect a STRICTURE 1 certain than that the effect of 8 3 is by far the It is Dot its severity, 90 mach this id strengthen ny other susincious D —Nothir g Fe ia to depress he i 53 comp Hale it is 50 Ce ares case 0 Y he is uot so ‘This also is asers undertootl, bur it 1s waqueationabl® connection of hat, as tere ws » pen un 20 | eon GERMAN BNPREED, PHYS [AN the various brolesste Jeliog| the Doctor im wfew days am throat or nose ¢ become effren plrce iu it pare of the body, of wher Joiuts haye become effected. he cares withou! fone to six weeks, Nafvturs be ences Wi h the ree of his ee a ty snveuted lnstrame Be cveful aud observe MW. The Doct cated Chysiciin, eud a membepof thes edie . ad fin resin JUSEIH HL Jjoiving Woot vt very short time ial seta to the guins, ti i liar to him, of pr. pheri Pres ure—do therefore, in cousideration of vartust, and to the Public, ‘cheerfully our Patronage of citizens. 1 ‘New vo , 1e4t. (Si JOHN NEtSON ee TOWNSEND H. McLEAN, i) ecommend Bir, Le- ISAAC J. GREENWOOD, Dental Surgery. Just published—Observations on the best mean: "Testh, founded om long and very extensive practies, by NC remaining the eit; whid Im*rre. Sve area at some rP SHE Chey Tpit eek vrered os celebrated Mineral Paste, price ‘Teeth fiiled with superior T' ‘Feeth filled with Gold, from... . All operations warranted at thi offic N. TAYLOR, Sw 02 Fersdar wh have love Teeth, will be. informed i thi imea.s for replacement and pre remajnieg ad at some of the principal’ buokstor thor, 260 Broadway, corner of Warren. M.D., M.D. f preservin this little rgeon Dentist ast pa THORN’S COMPOUND EXTRACT OF COPAIBA AND SARSAPARILLA, POSSESS 2 few advantages not enjoyed by any other me "dicing for the wit ‘cure of all sexual aed te anda desideratum Jong so , heeds no confinement or change of diet. rope; it has |, a»provs fecal yo tardive, and recommen “fl thar sale wholesete nnd retail NAMES TAKMANT, 206 Greenwich lic, render it assured! for in the and which must, i ned i 3 wehly Po) world. Te In its approved form, that ofa paste, it is entirely tasteless, and causes uo wopleasant ‘patient, *ettiae acquired the utmost fame in almoat every part of Kw: joned by the by the moateminent of Vhorne, comer of Warren si Also, at 2 Park Row tall Broadway, 183 fe Broudway corner of Wi reek. way, 399 Im#ec JUDGE FOR YOURSELF. Hee RIAN DISPENSARY, No. 3 Division stmet, es- tab'ished A. D. 1835, by t resent proprietor, for the suc- f a di f a secret nature, and for the sale crasful tr atmené of a diease of 2 0 ‘for f OR. HUNTER" iy earth ly remedy on hat can or hindrance from bi A comprehensive trea it Rave fail i i ich i ted to effectual i ae ees waning rh Sn |] cases, no matter the system, with less trouble to. the space of time, than will be takea. Pri: Ler vial. OU’ LAMER’ Doiitomter, oh Cold street judicious, requires ns Stance frou Gusiness purr aceomny tient, il contidentially tween Fulton and Beekman, on ‘of'a delicate nature; his treatment being mild ‘and ther mercury, restraint or bi . Recent eases ci ROP. This medicine is the on- safely be relied on to thorough! cuRe this horrid disease without injury to the coustitution, sinesa, even Wi rise ies each vial, ‘other medicine in the worse, or no pay mit 1 *16 ited, at hie in. ta dor4d DEBILITY, NERVOUS OR CONSTITUTIONAL, arising from 2. Sean ally confirmed impotens his that ape uhout pain ‘imeouvenicace, octor being one of the few qualified advertisin; in she city, yuarsntees a id ueat indulgence of the. parsi ereet youth, and thereby causing nightly emissions, and event- oy, engage the Dr.’s strictest attention, hject beina to restore the sytem, mentally and bodily, to state of vii nature originally igued. ‘ STRICTURES: « dacuse frequently existing without the ieot being the least aware, sometimes cxi cof uninitiated medical pretenders, and sometimes by the ves, are, by the Dr, effeotually indis- by inal-treat- Sar Finals, uc, with edy'ce, went to partof the Ui ‘Btater. met a t nites mhi3 Im*re Aid. ECRET HABITS —Dr. Beajamie Bell, superintendent of the Asylum at Charlest this, says! there isa foul amongst the Young, land.” Respecting ti beautiful, and habit above allu sensible of the half, or even a ithe of are rashing with su there ngw weatng conenmptver ws impress of pare health an : Br. Gregory, 0 Gold study to 1! teation to the treatment of that which also mcludes those resulti palpitation of the heart— or pain of ofthe invllect, tke. 't Dr. Gregory’s tnvigoratin; remedy thar way be iunplichty rel forgoing, a3 also great genital Price $2 rer procreation. Sonn for $10 id may be seat to any | ths head—great nervous, 01 reat Weakuess, or imyairmed® of mi hese are a few of f tice; but they are those which may be reli: the pri cn in bility, or coldness of the or f halt ded £0, 1 Ige in tlus delusive and desolat it Statble of th if even ati .. evil which they stich feaiful certainty, how many, very many, ives, Would otherwise ‘bear ths ising of out those who ine could be made sireet, has devoted much time and Ribject. ‘The Doctor now devotes of maladies calles is whole at- fondle it i ail ‘eases of the cases of half a of the country. ry in at howne, aad may be cousuited at all hours of the day orevening ” Allintereiews parfctly conideutia. . Le'ters must be post paid, and a si bor ce, AB Above. ¢ Doctoz’s re- mbid tm*rre ABERNETHY’S BUTANICAL PILLS RE the most anrivalled re ly for diseases of a private na- | ture, a positive and speedy cure, without the restriction of diet, or hindrance from bi asineas. which'Abernethy’s Pills possess over Balsam sules, aud othe: — any advautages Copavia, Cap- r bawseating mixtures, cannot fail to give thems ided preference. Besides being entjrsly free from any un- Diearan ca. they do not affect the breath or sicken the sto mach in the least, and may be the most intimate themselves withou! ds, thus enabling ono ary obstinate gleet, seminal eases of wnt and urinary 01 energy to the generative organs, rare! other medicines. ‘They are com; gredients, which invigorate the system. week, cuprally cures. | M-ny are cu sale, wholesale and retail, by Wm. fall, 36 Catharine street, and at 127 M Ives without y fear of suspicion, or disc are equally effectual in either sex, in all complain thgoa, obsti I weskneas, and ns. ‘I'hey give tore and if ever ex, entirely 01 Que box, which | the taken any time iu the presence of re tients to iscovery. ac! i a ‘all otner dis- enced from vegetable Price $1 per box. They are conveniently sent by post. m2 Im*ec UNE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD. SOME POOR, MEA DEY! and too cowardly to go on the high r¢ Th whois too lary to work 4 to. rob, ued a 7s imitation of PETERS’ VEGET. an as iss ‘ABLE PILLS, the above named reward will be promptly paid by the pro- et thle to convict, in a court of jus piri have been guilty of mi feit le. similes of | h contain the re drat i¢ sobstauces; they turn black w! and emit an odor different from the gem 40 round, and somewhat Larger, atures such perfect ifficult to detect the forgery, but on 0) mt pills, the deception will terfeit pills are composed of preps. sloes ra while the: ne Instead of being a mitd an t 125 Fulton street, for such information as wall en- , AY person OF persons the of ‘ing and vending the eounter- tions, and boxes are so closely copied, and gentle aperiect, like Peters’ Pills—they are composed of sub- nope ler oh hi pre and aggravate the diseases. 1 scoundrels who have fabricate ‘more compu jadelphia are flooded with this infaru: and many respertable dong iste ha futh of the swindiers who ‘here are othe imi oes aan good it of of the wha have purchased the of the circumstances- ed, 0 terious trash under the market price of ‘The names of those individuals will at the proper time up to the execration of the American publie,wul ly desist from their nefarious course. GAS means of detecting the iinpositi stats that ro quantity under 100 gross of P ace iuflammation ol are sold. to cure. bag rd this base imitation, seem no ra k the ae heath cat ia robbing «private individu nie —care! i at they could make an extra profit by ‘baying the | ion, it Pete the bowels, ul necks, ve purchased 1 ra, however, is with afall knowledge Ad jess they proinpt- be well to EGRTAULY may Pruxs, can be obtained of the proprietoror any of his euth.:riz- ents, for any latge size 1g less are always sold at a higher price than ‘THIRTY DoLLaRs pergross + avd eighteen do lars ger sr Small quanti ies by the dozen. boxes, or from one fur we Were ally for the nforma ion of merchants and dvaguist, ‘hat um ontaatorenne whotever cau Peter's Pills be a ought tor ¢ above named prices by aiy person legally author less zed to sell them. BThese Pills have now peen eleven years before the pulilies and have become established as the mont valuatle aperi-ut ine dicine Obstructions in the. immer Complai tery, of Inte Stomach, Bowels znd See: ant the field Of Pharmacy. tii » and al! seretive Org: Composed ‘en Asaremedy for Bilioos Cot lihemrary n Children, Diarrhéea, other dizeases ot Tie ayor Jains, Ch: lie, nal, Hapivua 5 eae have wo rivdin vevetable gu as, juices and extracts, tney may be takea by the child as weil as the adult with perfect safe: ‘rhe public will pleave take notice that hereafter, in o-d-r to guard them against imposition, the write be Ltd lf ML. ALF. Barrisoa, will of every packege con of which will be sonment jn the peniteauaiy. 4 vent ja. Phila el aged in the dou» on ay ing one dozen buxes, afelony, subjecting the perpetrator to unyrt hia for the sale of the Maurpi Cousteife.t ing NS postor en tor and endangerivg the health uf citizens. ’ “Lhe above remarks apply equally ‘ork Baltimore, and to other cities—and in couclusi yn, tet it be distincdly wuders that any individual in any part of the Uniow, wero shall sel', o¢ a less than tho Viren ile purportiug to be Peters’ Vey med in this advertiaens A wilt be prosecuted as such if d= tble d agents for the sale of rf 3 North and: South Caroliva, Florida, Alabima, Louisiana, and ‘Tennessee, ace Baer dnd Hens un Aswold aid « yentleman nad Noy f to sel! is aud thecetoe fering to fi thease Tinnira, then the foregoin is an impostor, and the public are ex waruse hain. Princiyal egeerble con aireet, New York. cand the deena ¢ the advice of the vhs % exses) is t Hed Dropr=eures with trietion in ¢ its of the pat ¢ Fall directions and a litte tea OTe sADL OK. HULINS UTERO ABNOMIN. THIS new inet: Profapeve Us ars. ‘by external application, su} of the objectional Pe feommended yo. the a fect reetorstion 60 O PREVENT THE USE AND Al RY, nnd I effects of fice for he sale ol the meuvine “Levees h as discovered fur these te be obtained at ths place ouly, vias Ductor tinjary tothe ¢ msutation for iets ae health, 1¢ 13 an? a call and Huntevian LS 2L SUPPORT Est» he radical core of or Falling of the Womb eg the ae nev Filled‘ of ysrfupafow a eure, even nce: thr moat "The Happorter has is adopted tot! dinsaen of Hef oatet tat dieniay a the Loving doa : Lyi y erally rezora A Eerie, me ughestfank. in this country it iene 1 the a faiavers of cv Tacultics of olives and an! Wated eiveumnances, amaived n very bint character 1a Murope as well as in th eminest private practitioners. resey road ing % eee enero windy ts i jones cad Hupnorerrs te fern’ farniebod exclusively for | entranes trom sia toy toy 0 mands are iniposed riper mot Le reed up Ve deow fitiod up at No.4 Veer street, exclus, ag a sepirnce emtrahea fro.v the basiaw pew ie tee to Ww oy “the ord nary imil tore im .) with a pS it the moat fastidi- who may p. hit the various branches she “t' or ee lptaortal ar Ma hie ‘usual skilful style, ‘TRA! iakers neatly ‘T1 Fecaularemscomers com ha wee i vate Cup and Brush, without any extra charge. WIGS AND SCALPS. Besurivun, SPECIMENS: of the art of Wig makit 01 WM, BATCHELOK, No.2 street.—Strangs particaladly Leda wo teres asacs nvove that the bene Win ood er All elty resideuts ie Toupes Mona iy, the, world is Batchelor’s, No. 2 Wall surees, New ‘ Bh \d restored, inside and ou! pate PUALON’S EASON: SPRING 1845, CUTTING WITH OLEAN BRUSHES FOR EVERY FEEBON. i ie Bt b. PHALo N Dear tn Ladera hist Cccarevers ond the Puiblie that he is prepared t: Peddie the eon, being & decided in at. rson, and ¢ ‘elegance. PSflemember, 1s Phaion who introduesd. the brushes, by having a large m Hat none, are used 1¢- rs, by havin amber, 80 ‘used cond tims without cleaning. Every body feels the necessity of t—and they flock to Phalow’s Saloon, 2i¢ Browd way, where yery atteution is paid to the arc of rfair Cutting, Wig Ma- ine, Re. m0 }m* m THE GROWTH AND RESTORA’ TO BEAUTIFY, DRESS,CLEAN AND SOFTEN THE HUMA'N HAIR, And otherwise improve Syd modes it a Splendid Ornament to FOR THE LOW fRtok OF rime SHILLINGS, 1 we ree, Ht R is aot ‘one of the te rrabuge ofthe day agi. Ws expect you to buy it more t we wi Possess the following quilities:=lt will force. the hair to prow oe ene wae where nacure intended hair to grow; stop it falling off, cu: ‘arf or Dandru@,and make lights ted or grey hair grow dark, For dressing the hair soft and siiky, nothing exceeds this, Ita ‘most economical, yet superior article made for the cheaper than. the trash called. hte oils, aud it will in order with one application twice as loug as any bottlemat thesign of the Ai ham street, New York; 139 Waltoustreet, reet, Boston; 3 Ledger Bai i adway, Albany. S| face, und fror Poperties ren: operation of shavicg doubly easy. It has been used by 6 number of the must respecteble cit zens, who pronouace it the best article they ever used. Jt is sold at less than half the price other pretensions, ONES oa : Wi and sold by ¢ throvghout 1 ALEXANDER’S TRICOBAPHE, d Stats. NEW AND INVALUABLE DISCOVERY, bein Liqui changes the color of hajeto Speancih rblack, without usury to the hair or ity of this Dye consists in its easy plication, and instantaneous eflect—ll other dj requiring from tea to twelve hours to produce a: y chau, suprriog excellence will be apparent to every oue upon & single application. : Extract from the ‘ Philadelphia Daily Sun.”—ALExanvER’ Tae tet ots aBore on tho hernentnae tocishing. It was tried yesterday in our office, and the change from grey to black wax instantaneous, Extract from the ‘* Philadelphia Daily Foram.”—Several of | Our acquaintaaces have receatly applied to, their hair the valua- ble liquid Dye knowa as Alexauder’s Tricobsp! new and le discovery; and it has in no case failed to produce the red effect. Jmmediately after applying it to gray hair or whiskers, it imparts a beautiful browa or biack color. & Forsale by Rushton & Co. druggists, 10 Broadway; Aspin- | wall, 8 William street; Johuson, Moore & Taylor, 81 Maiden Taner J. W, Wright & Uo, 2 Cedar street; and of the principal rueyists throughout the U. 8. or of sole axants, R.&. G. A. WRIGHT, 23 South 4th street, m2 Im*ro Philadelphia, TO THE NERVOUS AND DEBILITATED. PROFESSOR ERHAAVE’S HYGEAN RENOVATOR. here manly vigor is impaired, where the ‘Al powers are prostrated by an unrert Series tis heaty pene ie east a | Scie rca dacekne oes an remedy, It restotes the organs of reproduction in buth sexes, to S healthy action, and removes snpotewey, by infusing bew anergy int the sytem. In many istances the effect i taneous, It never fails to cure chrome gleets and whites femoyes sterility, by restoring a healthy uterine action. Rel be given to many physicians who have prescribed 7 with succeas in those affections, as also. ia D: sia, weakoers of the back and loins and affectione of organs. the ‘Importing Agents,” 20136 atrect, New York. Price $2 per bottle of 16 ounces, aud fore w-rded tovall parts of the Union. &N. B.—Copious directions accompany each bottle _m25 1m*re A MALE PHYSICIA: ch sttoet, be aiilodt and Liversy ttvets, whee onrtlands and Liverty streets, she eam be gpusalted with the sirietest coaddenes on compialas Inejdeat to re je frame. A Novice-rall letters Crest paid) addreseed to box 2,999, New York, Boston Offer, Nov? Eaeex street. N. B.—Madame RESTELL wou! jaform ladi res out of the city, whose health woul yt admit that she would davote her personal attendance upon theig 18 an} part ofthe United Sues within eatonable dinance Sie were 10 THOSE WITHOUT CHILDREN,+ APRCOREATIVE ELIXIR GORDIAL TTPAE, srensert discovery in medical science is that of M. M. Deromeaux, of Paris. Ele hax entirely exploded the gene rally received opinion of the existeace of incurable sterility o7 fexcept i ia casca of maliormation, whitca re erly ree) ‘The invariable ard anivessal success at Wine Cordial, in every instance, of producing that state realth whieh tesuits in the wife becouaiug blessed aa'a mother, 0 for years piued ja childless lonelins, bas fully estadiished fact, that what usually termed bairenness is urns BY the a ixit Cordial. It js infulliable “debility, idcoatinenes apd t ing fois exces, illness, or im- use of the Frocreative waurial weakness, flaor al aarions tenin of cocnplnints mndexcs. Its gteat and invacinble success is its re Poa. ‘The fame of thie wonderinl Bhxir Cordial is well Mithed. A.sale of mor than afty thoussed bottles and pack- ages is suficaent evidence of its excelleves and ie eration ou whieh it igheld. 1. ie ples d agreeable to th: Wate, igned is the owly authorised scout ts thet couatry. Price $2 bottle. For the convenience of ents composing the Elixir Co: Fortcansmnianion by maail, with (ull d Aejee of package $3, mixing ihre b ‘i LU Tnvtars mask be pasaid, aad Dz. F. MELVEAU, boxti22i, N. York city, ___, Ullics 129 Liberty st N.B.—Ladies calling for the "'¥lixir” will be waited ov vy lady in attendance. Wem y PORTUGUESE FEMALE PIt.bs, INVERTED AND PUEPARED BY M, DE BOUDELOQUE, M. D., LISBON, % TUE scientific combination of ingredients of whieh thes are comp.sed, have made them the wouder az sdwriraion of the world. hey are knowu all over Hurope. to bee only Preparation ever discovered that has proved invacably cer tain in produc.ng rey ttl mevstiations, or monthly directions 216 cransiaieu snww round with the sea] of the tray those Leite eeed of the city, ive im- Jordi} ave pat wp in je chages ction for DrepAciee. %. ter, ed. h cen end the Heabish di MELVEAY, antnori: fo half be celem strest. Leters ear, box 1224, New York, will mess with unmednr All lettors siuat be post all FREAD THE FOLLOWING oa . ADVERTISEMENTS) OF THE COLLEGE Medicine and Pharmac V5 Vassna Sercet. MEMWCAL ALVICE PRUV ALS Disease ; NEW YORK biahed al “a CULLEO 3 v those thus avoided, years counected with tore of those comptes “ 0 iewe, for maay tarope for the on daly com ® aN ae and Sie oarnuceed nae Adc asia! TINBORTAN i PaTTUn Persone heitly, toget fd cease fecomed elzew here, if pai Constitutional Debitity ¢ TPE Fonte Mixture, prepared by the Co} Pharraney of Cis enya NW eeu all cases of debility produced by seen aay kind” itis an invaianie remedy Barrenness (tulese depenare on wat Binzle bottles 1 exch; cases of fs and sent to all parts of the Un celiic Puls, FOU the al cure of priory ha, lect, seminal er ail mocopaevleut diacharges trom the ured the resul eaperisace in che Hos, I by ther celebrated wus ig reraedy for ail dise wach shorter thay breath, disagreetny Tee, $1 per other remedy, w stomach, or confine: Kicord's Alternative Mixture, FOR the permanent cure ef primary or sccondury Venere /aier ty MO: ty dieion oi Gy qt inyn dieat treat ent, Ail pete hould WH Of InereUrY wecting a vente Powertal purifier } vanao in dev ‘hirgeett ante after fiaving the sedereal Moeian, without ghiy cleat wm the eystem with chis jastly Celebrated re 8 single horton At $1 cach, in easesnf half desea at $84 7 tached anal pone to-alt nate of trated r tlan an VREPARED BY TH Medierme and PI quackery, 4 alte ° raipariiia, Gene COLLEGE OF ression of je purchsante, M. U., Agent,