The New York Herald Newspaper, April 15, 1845, Page 4

ance in the city of Washington, and take charge ot the Globe to grind out official music. It is, however, now pretty well ascertained that he will not come here until after the Virginia election has taken place, two weeks hence,when he will assume the charge of the organ, very probably on the Ist May next. This day has been set apart for ipe taking an inventory of the stock in the Globe office, an the valuation thereot is estimated at trom $30,000 to $40,000." This sum, however, does not include the surplus copies of the Congressional Globe, which | learn will be retained by Mr. Blair to be disposed of as oceasion may rise, to make as large a profit as possible. This Mortion of the stock is said by some persons to be valued at $100,000, and will, therefore, make a very handsome eddition to Blair’ ‘8 already | large fortune. Mr. Ritchie, I am informed, is now engaged in writing a prespectus for the “new organ,” which will be sent on to Washington for publication by Mr. Heiss, probably in the course of the next week. 1 will probably contain much soft sawder, and talk much of independence of cligues and as- pirancs for the Presidency, &c. &c. This, how- ever, will be all for buncombe. I1tis a moral im- possibili ty for a paper in Washington to have an independent existence. They can’t live without government patronage, and they can’t get that pa- tronage without being in the hands or under the control of a clique. All Congressional and Depart- ment printing, which isthe aliment upon which presses exist in this District, must be obtained by means ot partys and the support of a party must be obtained by the action of a clique. What non- sense, then, to talk about independence in an or- gan at the seat of government. Why, there’s not one ot the presses in this city that hdres to tell what it knows. They put off their readers witha stale re-hash of news from New York, and keep to themselves what they ‘do know, for fear of o!- tending any of the various cliques upon which they depend for their very existence ; for they cannot exist without the actual or prospective possession of government patronage. Take that away from them, and they die at once. The new proprietors of the Madisonian seem not only to have purchased the materials and turniture of that office, but its columns show ample evidence that they have likewise purchased the mind, tact, and talent, with which it has been so long con ducted to the edification, but more especially to the amusement, of the public. It is John Jones redivivus most completely. While we were be- wailing the logs—the irreparable loss, of John Jonesisms which it was supposed we bad suflered an the trausfer of (he Madisonian from John Jones to Mr. Dow and the Rev. Theephilus Fisk, late professor of Magnetism, Tylerism, and Mesmerism, behold we have all the admirable peculiarities c that inimitable exciter of the risible faculties re- vived and presented with additional freshness and raciness. The ‘young democracie” that are so admirably represented by thisimmortai Madisonian, 1 understand is composed of the ancient mbecty bers, some 3,000 in number, to the defunct Ezy tor whilom published by the renowned Amos Ren. dall. Oid Amos struck off his list some 2,000 of these 3,000 because they wouldn’t ‘pay up,” by whieh he showed his good sense, and then he dis- continued the Expositor altogether about six months ago. Professor Fisk, I understand, has un- dertaken the arduous job of awaking these 3,000 subscribers from the mesmeric trance into which they had been thrown by the continued “passes” of the white-headed seer ‘* Amos,” and they have accordingly added them to the non-paying list of the Madisonian. This addition they calculate will give them the circulation which they boast of possessing, i. e. ‘ the largest circula- tion of any paper in the District.” If by this they mean the largest non paying circulation, probably they are right—if otherwise, ‘ the natives” cannot be so easily wooled. General Cass is said to re- ceive a very efficient support trom a large number of individuals, of a similar kind to the support which these non-paying ubscribers give—they get the paper and don’t pay tor it—and these men sup- port the General with their voices, but don’t vote for him, don’tbring any grist to his mill. a#The owners or publishers of the would-be organs, and printers to the Senate and House of Represen- tatives, are already commencing their operations, with a view to secure as large a number of mem- bers on their side as possible, on the opening of Congress. The members elect, if any of them hap- pen to travel this way on any sort of business, are invariably besieged from morning to night by these gentlemen, who try every invention to induce them to pledge themselves to support and vote for their claims when the next Congress meets. Old birds, however, are not to be caught with chaff, and none but the most extremely verdant are taken in this way. The old birds all know that one vote at or near the time of the meeting of Congress will be worth more than a dozen votes just now, and, in- deed, that they may at that particular period com- mand “*their-own price;” therefore, they are very wary and not to be caught. There are a great number of stage proprietors from the Northern and Eastern States now in thie city. TheJeast calculation that can be made is that they number 500, all come to see about the letting of contracts for carrying the mails for the ensuing years. It will be remembered that the advertise- ments for these contracts were issued and publish- ed by Mr. Wickliffe, the ex-Post Master General, under the operation of the old law. {n the mean- time the New Postage Reform Bill was passed, to 80 into operation on the lat July next. Cave Johnson was appointed Postmaster General. He was one of the opponents of the new bill in Con- gress, and yet his first official action on taking pos- session of his office, was to issue a notice that these new contracts which had been advertised would be given out under the operation of the new law. one new law authorizes the Postmaster General oF pa out the contracts to the lowest bidder, who wi contract to carry the mailin the time required withoutfany referenee to the way in which it shall be conveyed; while the old law provides that the mail shail be carried in four horse post coaches, aad auy new contractor who underbids an old one shall take hia coaches and stock of horses, &c., off his hands at a valuation. The stage proprietors now here jee] that thisstrikesa blow at them,as pro- bably other parties, who.under the new law, will not be required to take their coaches, horses and steck off their hands, will underbid them for the con- tracis and obtain them, and leave them with all their coaches and stéck on their hands; while the mail, probably, on many -of the old routes, will be conveyed in a bugey or wagon with a single horse. As this touches the pock- cis of these proprietors of stages, &c., and presents un apparently hard case, they have determined to appoint a Committee {rom their pbumber, who are to wait on the Postmagier General ard represent the state of their affairs, the loss which will be consequent to all, and the ruin which they say will fallupon many of their number if the provisions of the new law be carried into effect at once; and to request him to postpone the cperation of this law unul the meeting of the t Congress, If Cave Jvuhnsou refuse to accede to their requests, then they intead to wait upon the President and makea similar request of him, aad if he refuse, then they will go home full of boiling hot wrath and indigna- tion, and, as they say, they will revolutionize the whole poiitical complexion of the northern and eastern State: I feel very well convinced that all these efforts oi the contractors will be in vain. Cave Johnson, with most of the Southern members of Congress, opposed the bill in the House of Representatives, on the ground of this very provision, which they alleged would break up many of the stage accom- modetious afforded to the South, by the support which the proprietors received trom the Post Office contracts, thus at the time contending for the prin- ciple that the postage of letters ought to pay for the sustaining of stage accommodation for travel- lers. When the friends of the bill postponed the operation of the bil until the Ist of July, Cave Johnson, in company with the Southern meinbers, believed that it was done for the very purpose of hav- ing the contracts, which are about to be given out, entered into under operation ef the old Jaw, which would thus secure the north and east all the bene- fits of the old law. as relates to the support of stage accommodation for the next four years, while ut the same time they enjoyed the reduction of the rates of postage as made in the new bill; and the contracts for tne South whien would be given out later wonld come under the operation o: the new law, and the South would thus suffer all the disad- vantages while the North would obtain all the advantages of both the old and the new law. With these viewsCave Johnson was determined that 80 far as he was concerned there should be ‘equal and exact justice to every man,” and he therefore issued the auaouacement that the new law should perate on all contracts, including those which the North- ern and Eastern supporters thought they had ex- empted from its operation. Under these circum- «ices | think, therefore, I hezard very little, in saying that the Committee of these stage propri tors will find ali their labor to be in vain, and the Provistons of the law will be strictly carried out. I stated in my list of Senators who had received the constructive travelling money awarded bi Vice President Dalias, that Mr. Dix, of New Yor! ‘ale, had received itas well as Mr. Dickinson.— His is @ mistake which I desire to correct. Mr. Dix has not received it—{urther, he has refused to receive it. Justice to all. higece ny oh cabine had to-day under cons ‘a of Lieutenant Stephen Decatur Hurst, of the Alleghanian Navy, who had been re- ported by hig commanding oificer, (of the squad- roa on the @oast of Africa, | bel ) for inviting a challenge from a midshipman of t same squad- roa, then accepting it, and then shooung him through both legs. The Lieut having just arrived home, was called upon by the Secretary of the y lor his defence, which he sent to the Depart- ment, aad it having been submitted to the cabinet, tley have decided he should be instantly “dismi * trom the Navy, and the President has there- ordered his dismissal. ‘The other combatant, ‘wo imidshipmen who acted as seconds, have not yet returned to Alleghani When they do, their cases will be taken up and dealt,with as the: deserve. This prompt action of President Poll and the administration will be highly approved by the nation, and will. do more to put dewn the prac- tice of duelling than anything that has been done for a century. Gamma. Philadelphia. [Correspondence cf the Herald.] Paitapenrnta, April 14, 1845. The excitement caused by the news from Pittsburg is intense. The blow will fall heavily upon the merchants of this city, seme of whom have branches in Pittsburg which have been burned out, and by far the greatest num" ber have largely credited those of that city who have been utterly ruined by the recent calamity. New York, too, I presume, must suffer both directly and indirectly. Our citizens have begun to move upon the subject of reliev" ing the sufferers. A messenger is now in Harrisburg, it 3 supposed, to obtain Legislative aid. The insurance offices in this city, it is said, will feel the effects of the cineatee: in (his city to an extent not anticipated by most people. One of the transcribing clerks of the Senate, named George M Lauman, made an assault on Saturday after- noon with a rawhide upon Mr. Martin, the correspond ent of the Pinnsylvanian, from Harrisburg, for his coun in regard to the recent effoits to resuscitate the insolvent Girard Bank, ‘i his creates considerable talk, and some indignation, as Lauman is a regular six-looter, and stout in proportion, while ‘tin is a small man, with rey little pnysical ai nd utterly unable to cope wit so formidable on antagonist. ‘aken altogether, it wasa most cowardly proc: ng: The peopie here are waking up at the cou of our Le- gisiature,in regard to the unwarranteble extension of banking copital which has characterized its present ses- sion. Tat most corrupt influences are ut work, no one can deny, and consequently a meeting is to be held this evening, to advise the Governor to put it down by tho in- terposition of the veto. This conservative power is the nly one that can now saye us from a deluge of paper anes gambling spec: ion and final bankruptcy. You cannot conceive the indignation which the probable suc- cess of the Girard Bank bill bogins to excite among the people. They at first did not deem it possible that the le- gislature would dare to galvanize this rotten carcase, but asthe truth became apparent, their amazement may be imagined. “Is it possible !” is the exclamation you hear on every side, “are we forever to be cursed with these Windling institutions? Ia our labor always to be the prey of anprincipled gamblers and currency tinkers? Is there uo means by which these operations can be arrest- ed?” It is to the Governor of the Commonwealth that people now lvok for protection, and if he neglects to terpore the veto, you may expect to witness ratty con- ‘able of a muse in the politics of Pennsylvania for ths nm xt three rs. Hehasexercieed the velo pretty freely recently. and with the approbation of the people, and it is an indication that he will use at again when necessary. The weather is; warm, but windy and dusty. The draught in this neighborhood is severe, vegetation is suf- fering, and we have, on every side, gloomy forebodings asto beeen ‘And indeed the: country must be ina parc! e if we may judge from the clouds of dust with which the atmosphere is loaded, giving the sky a redish, misty, and smokey a, pearance. We have several military parade. ring the brown appear- ance which the dust givesjto thei Tiniforms, the comps nies look extremely well. ‘There is no change in theatricals. Fashion is produced tonight it the Walnut, and from present indications thet will be a crowded house. Burton brings out at the same time twe burlesques—“The Bohea-Man’s Gal,” and “Beauty and the Beast.” Welsh also repeats “Mad An- thony Wayne.” ‘I'he Hutchinson family give their last ph at the Museum to-morrow evening. Rey. Henry is drawing large audiences to hear his literery lec res, and to-night he delivers a critique on Ebenezer E! the English corn law rhymer. ‘he lecturer exciti considerable interest, end his subject to-night is more in- teresting than ordinary. Stocks are down to.day—particularly Wilmington Rail Road, Girard Bank, and State The market closed heavy ut the same prices as indicated by the quotations at second board. There were some sales efterwards,when Gixerd Bank shires sold as low as 93, with a dowaward tendency. Sales of Stocks at Ph) Frinst Boanp, April 14. $3000 State 4's, 7234 ; 10000 do 725 0 do 72; 000'do 72; 8000 do 7174; 2100 City 760, 104; 165 County Fe easeenkpotee, 10; f.% shares Girard, 10; ad do ‘os as Wilmington RK, 2134; 150 do 2134; 100 do 2134; 36 US Bank, 634; 5 Camden aud Amn oy, tt iO Philad’a tank, 111; 5 Union 5834; 50 Vicksburg 4d, 72; 000 dn, ew, mi S00 Wilinington Hit, i 1 214; ‘ 1 a eto. b 214; 75 Girard Bk, KR, 734; 55 6%. TORY OME S 'T HOUSE he accommodation of a Il family, either or in the neighborhood of this city or Brooklyn he latter piace, it not too distant from the Fulton ferry, would be preferred. Addiess M. ¥., at this office. h NTED—In Brera within ten minutes walk Fultoa Ferry, half of a TP tory house, or t e good rooms. Aildreas 3 |. F., Herald Office al beh = WANTED. — Wanted to hire fi “i two Rooms and two Bed-rooms, with the for fuel, City Hall. Hes 8 9 oe ET 2 — ul + Bah rm‘ rer hts, Sue ech Atoms |, cation within ten minute’s walk of the ory Le ph ie oad Address X.Y. Z. at this ms ist Lot, No. 73 Nassau street, Reooalyn, for sale ‘he ty is ‘situated in one 0 eighbor- cota’ of Brooklya: is inte vente efe: Tectieate et ie gantly constructed block of buildings; and hot, more than five minntes walk from the Fulton or Catherine Kerrie. ‘Terms will be made easy. “For further particulars HENRY WitsoNn, Proprietor of Wilson’s Hotel, 5 Gold aeet, a10 2wre New York. fhe ¥OR BALE LoW=, a in esiral rable Gouatey Resi. epee, =a uw ca) Farm, ian ew ‘The wg bi ‘whole wil be sold tonsther, or rately. There ins Farm House on ‘the premiec indeneniee of ihe Mansion. It is only one mile from the Railroad Depot. Any one wishing to view itcan take the cars and return in three hours; Kos farther information, apply to, 29 Staw2wiec EH. LUDLOW & CO ,23 Broaa st. SS _____ . ..__.. iggy HOUSE. AND LOT FOR 8ALE—The House Li eh hi House, No. 467 Broome street, comer of Greere stree ton deirable residence for a private family. he sc ie 3 feet by S-tholot 110 feet deen, with a good brick stable ja the revs, on Greeae ateet, which hl be rented with or without the house. For term: aa Wi JOHN, 1 OBRIE: LO LET, eh THE Modern Built Two Story Brick Dwelling f treet, a9 Iwee under the Mechanics’ aak. TO RENT—ON STAT! splendid VILLAS. manding a beautiful view of the a Stable, Coach, Ice and inished in & superior style with every convenience, each house a more than seven nenes of lard.” Auply to J.D. PHILLIPS & jen Lane, corner of Water street, N. ¥ Also to Lecathe Wbree Stats: Back Howgs Benoa treet. Enquire as above. mhi6 1 fa TO LET AT MODERATE RENTS-The two two r story brick MR jo. 24 Barrow street, will bs pat in complete often, pavered and painted, at $330 per year, 0, eae nes tot the modern three 'y brick nome ae street, near Gresnwich atreet, 10 good fees with kitchea, pantr’es aud closet, all newly. large yard, and :ow pe complete ny Pos ong of cil pal part nay be taken at once. a t BUYbAM, 8 fest Will be sano Apply to TAM ERT UYDA all street TU LEY OR LEASE, in St. John’s a5 two Jarge Rooms on the second ote third stories of the aulding, admirably frog oo for the tse of associations, or mpanies—the jird Company N « the fourth on lease as an armory, . themselves. of tunity and secure them, Ce] = a from their locaton = oor’ of ii i ned ‘erms made id rooins 5 bY app fying at the bar of the Hall, from 10 ie orehock Ah M. tunel 2 +5 tO mb10 Im THOMAS A. LYNCH. Want ‘&D—A Small House in the f the Bhi. ‘ou or before the ist May. “Also, furnished house for two or three months. ase leave terma and location in the Post Waites addressed to box 676, a8 lwtec LECTURE, KOUM TU LET—To Let. the Lecture Room of the Welsh Baptist ‘I sberancle, Chrystie atreet elan A good location for 4 ot"G Richards, on the premigen’ of Thomas Cloyd, on Chrystie st. ter i iweec - FOR SALE OK ‘tO z A mile stone and Kingsbridge road, gardens and fruit crees,well laid ont where te Maa pal te Stages uevery hour mm the day, from a Twoof a = will be let for iin i hundred dollars each per id the other two tor two hundred dollars each. Enquire at 635 Broad: Wway,,0F iy the store noarthe premises mere TO LET—One of the mont ces ot this island, ae if f the us and convenient ‘Awel- ing, ses ‘attached, with a large garden outing every variety o! fait, sand aand ornamental trees aud shrabbery. Bot panes enquire in 23d street, first hones eee gi of 3d ml 3 Imre CERMAN GARDENER. A YOUNG man who hvs been nine years in this eoun- er, and undera'snds his business in every department, whether vegetable, fo gie f or an hes a Situation | He is married, but will go single to has employer, Unexeeptionable references is are ve: renee speaks E Haptic fluently. Please apply at the store or Mr. Thorbarn, in John street. ai3 31m - ANEW SEEDs. THE SUBSCRIBERS have received by Steamer " and ship Northumberland, ail. the. new and hoies aunual, biennial and. perenuial Blower’ Beeds, with figured Places of many of them, in order that our customers the vublic, may select with facility such y may be pleased with, "We also ofler’ them ig small or large, packepes, each of which will couse, some ot the most ‘beamteful ‘kinds, as" low. as they enn, ‘be pure chased elsewhere. We have also a large stock of the most ‘choice Vegetable and Grass Seeds, together aye a large assort- ment of re House and Herbaceous ma Hat ob every. dace the lowest terme, and ail warranted. as ‘want will please call and judge for Tore ad Coors? of = BUNEAP E a ‘OR SALE. ee SMALL eAUst~sicaid six miles Ig te 0 idge, IV. Jersey, and withi 2 city, daily, containing sia high state of cultivati ad tory House and re is also on the premises n wood variety of Finite. Fo ply to James Barkley, comer avenue aud Second ice, No, 22 Coenties Slip; or, to — kley, OR SAL“ OR XCHANGE, AT LOW FA PRI excellent Farm of 200 acres in Westchester county, 4 from this ¢ mile from HR OR depo coach houses, stablogs Kj apleidid views of oun +8 Das » Apply at No. 88 ast road: a6 im*m STKON 1 best hee aoe it And ‘yal Sacpnd fr fam i family uae. poe PR ede | are’ 7 vant Houlston’s rd Brablee, 197 Mercer sueee, preinwen a man atigsitetttn E, saris Ce ee vee ave Dengey eta of m23 bro “ee VERY VALUABLE WAT. 0 H. MeLEANS M.D:, 5 WORKS, Gis ee: ‘AND LANDS ute Teath, bl jahed—Oberrvations os the best ded on long and very extensive fre action sg > Cains tt ”? & at imesh Soi." | is IML TAB, THE wag's HEAD ar smear IR CUTTER, the veh ne born M Pearl street Howse, No.3 Banctay Street, sean | Whol ie i ia da eae ‘upon an original ginal end toeny: the oni ae his ae Buoap ous application iar whiny mol ‘philosophical phical pranciple Y e nit Fieve od ie of Attospheric Presa fore jn consideration of ty ally, hat ‘he Tas, The Bebesriber, to the artist, and do the publ Sie eeehily aoeumeta tects ag Foo on, the northwest re regen te York, 18. of ar elias immediately under Bird's Hat sore) witha jatieits a H y suit even most trate (Bigned,} ISAAC, J. GREENWOOD, in r aa “edie al JAMES BYRNES. ont NELSON M. im Ia en Broadway and Bowery ia his umaal akifal see, SHUROS ; eovty ie VE! ETAPLE. LOTION, ir Cutti ‘ Hair Curt R SA Lape yet, Denti, JEVING THE COM. r a power of Attorney, the undersigned of: who have loat Teeth, will be informed, ju thie ttle ha crs'veaily ssn genasss i "5 Forges,” pees t means lacement and preservation of those the aki ‘ tomers can application, Rica pa <onapiaty bie ae rote Maybe ind Merc tana oF the teincttel bectsnoees ta] Kern tnd freckles, kip all offennre, blo 4 | a Al Bau without any extra charges” -m25 iin®im author by me Baltimore and Havre de Grace the x4 - 1 vemments cousists ol a spacious stone Rolling im *rre. fixed for rolling Bar, Plate, Hoop ad Vocher deseriptt mi ee sees ent claaaae merle ay TEETH] TEETH) TEETH meriptions of bar iron, exelusiy 75 Cents Only. eet fee : = ts 4 ed eth | READ WHAT SCARPA'S AU ragoet Hare Hite ie meaefvad en Sr ta'be usetel doviog his with te HAS DONE celebrated Mineral Pas‘, ‘b cts rds from the other, and ‘Deeth filed with su; ae built for thepa rpose fro ng | hoops, similar to made Teeth filled wit from Pig iron in refinung forges into sizes and forms seitable for | All operations warranted bar mills. maki: ‘and rol rolling of these hoops has been the regular business of this Mill for many y« luring the time was carried on. It contains four fires and is e*pable of contai ta om tashves to the rolling lodges made by them this Mill is quite A I Ts addition to these Jyon Mills and sitaated between them, are eG SABA AND BeRSAPARILEA, , 260 Broadway, corner of Warren st. lesion. Thi i le Cosmetic has been a da ; | WIGS AND SCALPS, feo olt Bold to Bouieatnar th eae tear sa KCIMENS oat" (of Wig making comier of Spring street caimen’’ | BAST EATCHELOM, No.2 eae vSfic OL” fran ovis apie Mee ennes Manufactory in the world is Batchelors, N THE GREATEST CURE EVER YET PERFORMED seen lew York, pe Se roetianad and restored, inside and out, ‘ —Wigs and BY ANY MEDICINE—IT NEVEK FAILS, equa now. m23 Jm*eo N. PHALON’S BapOn ‘OK SPRING 1845, Rok qored by Py other me- th Gi So Grist Mil calculated ws hich Tyr theve tay of hss scones ond saspeeted oe none for or ran Of Bae | righ ened eit ey diseases, and whlch mast, N 1G 0 WITH CLE4N BRUSHES FOR EVERY PERSON. ‘There 7 the Great Guapows Is, a i it the dical id. lt (214 Broapway. Opposite dt. Pau} and powerfal siren of sata ways aff ita supe | S83 descr Iooe Pod A erp aes form, PHALON bece ro jaform his Customers and th2 Public that t appropriate og nod “ Mo waplessan| he is prepared ¢9 Cu Hiaic un the mos! co ace ee a Bods cea Geet cod cues at a ss aga eee me and about three-quarters of a n the Irot nk has anna t fame in almost every part of E: person, and c Ee oprateat es feed the aya of os oiher po sy ae are a stone | oal ¢ Smith Pes ‘been, examined, |, abproved of ag: 4! mnctioued by ihe siaaisiherthas ‘ahist PUAD ELE we. ns "0 that, nol se arge two story Brick Dwelling ned men ‘mosteminent i shes, argo 3 hawees font Large two story 8 ial i oa ord Br Theron, mnist, Lomion, gdaally Wecaume Deay in both ears, s0 tha Farraouths | | Sondt gine without cleastng. Eyes xy ba eth eco of wine is double )'for the secommodation of workmen. aud rr male wholesete and retail und it almost impossible to heai fF malees Le ihe very loudest | t—and they flock to. Fane ey me cata Wig, Mee ite several Log Houses used for the same purpose, JAMES TA! NT, 206 Greenwich « " tones of voi I remained in that Inst yery attention is paid to art of mila of the works: and belonging to the traet cater : \ fi treet, | a reriodof eighteen years, whee heard of Bean FOUND Tne host on the same stream auitable for water wot roadway, Broad az coustic Or. J immediat” ined a bo mpwards of tweaty feet head and fall, “There is visser of Wil vay, 183 Broad, 09 and am happy fo any it has ated weeut: | SPLENDID AND SCIENTIFIC seneKe FOR fail of4 feet over'a bed of granite rock, ach 7 DG ed me. Any one wishing /usther inform: THE GROWTH AND RESTO RATION THE 0} the stream to 1 afford: UDGE FOR Y' OURSELF think ‘a remarkable one; will fiad we eby callin call To BEAUTINE, DRESS, CLEAN Al tion ofadam. An ing cost a go: HUNte AN DISPENSARY, No. 3 Division stmet, es- | Concord street, first door above Secon UMAN HAl be made to the turnpike. The ore of the waters of the Che- Ava ji D, up. a bytl resent Proprie tor, for the suc- MRS. REBECCA, BABTER. | And otherwise improve and render ita ‘Splendid Omament to sayeake, ‘80, justly celebrated for the goodaess of its irom, both | coaaterensaae of sinter and for the sale (From the Albany Daily Knickerbocker ] both sexes, wrought and cast, may be had in great abaadanee and may be | of DR. HUNTERS ep DROP. cing ate on er T'Rov, June 3, 1844. FOR THE LOW PRICE OF THREE SHILLINGS. conveyed by water to within 28 miles ot she vor ly remedy on earth that can safely be relied on to thoro' THIS 18 TO CERTIFY, | shes’ 1 Willard Jeuks, Proprietor Ri DER! we sell saree shilling bottles you ‘may know ‘Though in a courtry abounding wood, y cune this horrid disease without injury to the constant of the West Troy Exchange Hotel, having been afflicted with is is not, Our of the hair huinbugs of the day a8 $1. Ws water power (never failing in Fallce seasons) are sui ed to} without diet or hiudrance from business, even when ness in One ear, for the Mast twenty Jeon, and in the other buy it mos it it to possess p of large ation works. or works for any species o for the ae i ‘was _imaponsible for wrtoue mor faeioliows owing qual eof | be tae Ss ir to grow on any manufacturin, aight, on, the premises, and after trying v jure inten it NOW them to those posed to matehase, "7 | ving my hearing in the least, 1 was induced to ay eet arpa’ pion ‘Dandruf ‘and make |i ht, n are) oe ar Tow y—Forty thousan equal y Price $1 h i rer TT withias, Will be taken. Price $1 per vial. Lane, Baltinioe. Medical Advice. ali 3t¥ec ‘Baltimore County.g old Ph acol nape fem 63 Gold — a5 ANK FOR SAVINGS, ther mercury, restraint in e No 43 Chambers Street = from business pursuits. Recent cases c! in he systema, wi hace of tiine, tau auy other me or,30 PAY | freat ertieation Tam enabled to state that {has peckooly 0 6% miles = the Hiatford Turnpike Road, Divide LAMERT isstill confidentially consulted, at his roe to whom the parties are known :— Keoustle Oil, for the cure of Deafness, and it wil For Join cassie, jet flptec yet Buy mse | stor hearing, and, will be happy to see any persou nn who EES fa =e, fr information in relation to m Py Place in Fos the air in or in grder ‘with one application twice as ECARD ENKS,. | other article made. “The following: ‘certificate was addieassd te Messrs. A. B. & ‘Sold—price 34 or 8 shillings a bottle—at thesign of the an York: : 184 Biogas geet PS, ae gee cs, Ph’ ni ur Geademen The ring stapement of the | 3 iba fier ec gait rt Bord soi acme oduged bythe uae of Benpus Acoustic! | WALNUT OIL MILITARY SHAVING SOLr. That this hasthinte wilt ee : v may have positive facts fo, convince them of its value ORPASSING every other preparation, infinitely superior to Gartner inseieabe wilt tor seoere oe Eat, NERVOUS OR CONSTITUTIONAL, aS tH ‘April nstant,to the ‘vew fire proot building, No, 107 Chambers street, west of Church street, where the. busigess, on that da ee y causing nightly om i Rocio ie tency, engage a seseatoee wil be tenia. + SCRE E ES. Hs chee bing to enone the system, mental state of vigor nature originally desigued. ,DAUGUERREOTYPE PORTRAI ue a disease sometimes ¢: ‘She was nearly deaf for two years, and could on any Cream of Soap; being possessed of such a rare emollient pec htge fred nenh Kecalevnce of foe, Dessiona Of taney {0 hear by speaking Nery oud. I paschased ong boule, which | substance, it pecduers’a Perec cream lather which will not event- | was used accordin the printed directions, and before a quar- | dry on the face, and its softening Properties ree m the ear, and soo) number of the most respectable, srtipens, who rrenows ion eo at series, ter of the bottle i applied, panne s tance wasdischar | operation of shaving doubly. easy. Ithas bean sth sate bya rei Rect i rithons, the Ecmpieily Fetorea._ 1c best article they ever ged.” Ibs sold fected, and it is now proved to be a pert » Farber par | of other pretensions, at up rare, sometunnen cuanee 27. Nate ficularyenn be, obt obtained und by those interested by calling at my WoHRBON: Tilow FOWLER, pesuagtiateond floor, whers he is sees ie of the most ies themselves, are, by the Dr. eifectnally | "Phts Nalnable medicine is forsale by A.B. ion Bann) sols | ia. salaivig. Cores seers Descente Perfumers prices are nesording tothe style of pistons ey ye eee siting Sor agents for the proprietors, No. ton street, 77 ¥ nat Broad- | throughout the United States. apl0 Imeod® re ‘Those in want of i hae wuarentees a peciect cure, Harel to “rucloning a fe, i mis edad to, ovand TO THE PUBLI ALEXANDER’S TRICOBAPHE. happy to a i tales States. ers, Peculiar beautiful style Seine. ity trian a Pla h , Ses, al hand, and - Beal get epee acy eee i Aid. LAFAYETTsS SADAAR "i i . “ our midst, cul pee Ri rg a es CAGE ae TP abana Raniee aed Oe en rte ana | dle geese tie and desolating. hadi the wy . Broadway, will Trt in complete repair and ‘it wp in a magai- | seusble of the turers and importers, Ta bo Obtginv ata alisap vente and conyenient stoi entlemen’ 4 splendid of pure healt! and manly vigor. ade. ine Pkg sypet, bas devoted mach cine and | ed) Hgnature of H, Datiey an the mraer af cach box mista Poh Ny Astiet has aleeedly, bao the nae ‘The Doctor uow devotes his whole at- | ““All'dersto be addressed to Hy DAL yuted the front part of the two galleries as a Dagderreotype Sa- fo the treatmegt of that class of maladies call loon, where she will continue as before, to give the most perfect eee also mel pees HEALTH AND STRENGTH. Inne? J. ratte Ledar street; and Ikesiens for OAR EEUAL Sse Para ote, ruins ot ce 8, 0. RICHARDSON’S drain tpt he oral aaa eer, including fhe est kind of Moroes Cesc or — aviresn the | oes toeieeseaenirazoe mnpuinned of mertory confusion ai tiaeree i ih, Several Counters to let, with glass Y the int ar em Corse iestaytr thane ich de THE NERVOUS AND DEBILITATED. all cases DAGUERREOTYPE. \dnes: 4 pat Ren OHN ROACH, Cpticimn, 62 Nessa ataeet, New York, is | gam bottle, or in, cases th acai tues constantly manufacturing, and has always on hand, all'ar nd may be sent to any part of the c aUey. F peedlmy A rey " S remnants os ores Trae ad gyi aly riaee npc to intertnned where. the Fielegof the vest quality used in the, Daguerreotye process.—- | 4 Di. Gregory. iat art be consulted fail hours of bea che dinssone which toey profoas cre rae | ean ied: on sand SOS ne rere pet awa pety xs | jangement of the Stomach and Bowels in youthful, Raat aad feeactre re inp of ae : fete ead eee ane fear fos haw to —— Pe wltess and ine 3 acti0n.. Ve Prese: ip uperior is now iu general use. He has also on hud the’ Hungarian Letters must be post paid, oct or German Accelerating Liquor. Cameras of his own manufacture as well as French and Ger- will be warranted genui ABE the most unrivalled remedy for di Orders from the country. for an} Nwuiare used ii = “ i will ture, a positive and speedy cure, it be promptly and carefully attent *rre of diet, or hindiance from business. EB many adv PIGiBr, DAGUERNIAN GALLERY AND PHOTO: Which’Abernethy’s Fills posers over, Balsam. Copav GRAPHIC PeeOn sa Broad: enney's Jewelry Bion) awa aed he ‘Siedals four bert reference, “Resides Using entirely free from any un mmieed ower taek ad the Medal, four first | Dreasant smell, they do not affect the-breath or sic fone Yaa Phil adel a, respectively, for the best pie. | mach in the least, and may be tak 0% whi b does New fo bhai B ane ‘bi most intimate frien the patients wo use 7 Super» likenesses, of all sizes, taken in any weather, on satis- Ives without any fear of suspicion or discovery. im is se ters is most striking; factory terms, Sccnhocal cbechintecioee tomteal meskes reek alinseeneaes Lal ry Ty le powerful, according to the MADAME RESTELL. AADIES’ ay D sre UTE penal began urea id a, —— GUER MEO YPE IN MRS. H. SHANKLAN - Fee ees DAGU AN eck, wenperal GUE: Bey ss insatinn the pest | Stes MRSS Die fer e Hiei 36’Catharine stgeces and at 127 eas 235 peren: isi Be arbi STRONY ROOM, Bitn No. 1—opposite the Park Fountain. UNE epine eae DOLLARS mhi7 im*m ‘WARD. T FOR ONE DOLLAR. os a THOSE WITHOUT CHILD! A PORTRAIT FOR ONE DOLLAR. who is too lenyto work, | "oa NOTIGES ih ot the high road to PRICES REDUCED aes tal EGET ILLS, | GTRANGERS AND CITIZENS afflicted with wy PHOTOGRAPHIC LIKENESS, com cv we TARE cae |S ise, Mereurial i set de & eee | dave the above named reward will be prom; tendent of | Wounds, new or old, umatisi, Tadlamntn’tory Rh 149 and 151 Broadway, corner of Liberty st. the Asyl Heston, in malluding to, the subject ng ot ded ald b R ‘eet, chal ot even tithe re evils’ to. which a Broken Breas ond dove Ninilen, Bleatny, cae pi prt eal ype ge peer ponte Dan wating Comrermpe von; PaCld othanyion Kemet | Gold ehoweels Meat cha tae Pale oe (dua Bpila-'} Sal petit bro wofrmaiaaies calcd private, | Vion) No, it.tattongt, New York, ~~" Capidimem= yealsge W llamar ‘Johugene hiotes iter sidénce, as above. mbt im man ones. ‘The German Cameras sold at this establishment ABERNETHY’S BOTANICAL PILLS Som of roast, and and flesh, and fish; gles, and other hanseating mixtures, canno fail see give theats ‘a | Yous: eee f all kinds, ache, appetite, languor, rey ees i oe Eee snopes i ae Price $1 Rex box. They are ia aida ane sent by post. ystem in connexion with- : a UABLE DISCOVERY, being a ALLEYS MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.—In, offer ANEW AND INV AL mole ss arse tiful brown or black, without injury itor reat superiority Cope this ‘Dye gona in in its easy cs ae ebtel a nedee tr te Te vatfoet exeelience will be apparent to every oue upon a ringle application. xtract from eee ae t Daily Sun.”—ALexanpeR’s above Ge hes leg ae ss chiees as: Gover Bones, clas, Bont Throa, atahing. Rit Ecied rossseday las our office, Broken Brea N Plowtiy, "txtraet fo om ie Piada his D hy Former of ble: Saree ‘Ales ters Tiegbaphewa tow able, discovery a ed to produce the ing this most valuab! Poorer for ere Mowing complaints, the proprietor feels confident that the intrinsic worth of the Pain Extractor will of itself be a sufficient rece stance has it failed to cure the following di che, ic Doloreaux,. Bruen, ‘i gwolen Joints, 1 ig Thiconarne.— font ing) New York. N@he genuine without the writien (not p valu LEY, (cae of Ansel "PROF jee) el NA HYGEAN de re Rnerinenath coasa'd every dish and wind, Shegan an acid jar, eneray int the sy ion And all the man is o2¢ intestine war,” “9 ‘The extensive sympathies which exist between these and | removes teil mntages | every other pe rae of the living body, is the foundation of ner- lIfey, frees iven to many yaiciaus Who lowness of spires, &e palpitath tad basen het rk. "Pen att oa Ages aN. ‘B.—Copious pes accompany each bottle. m25 1m*re ce of ‘1 PHYSICIAN, O! residence, 148 Greex- Pimich steet, Li Era Courant end aber ets rs addressed to box 2,350, Ni 1a Sek ker arrprette a waedel Sra Ry ee Unied Sana witha eeonable ance vegas 0 vent more serious ‘consequence faa | roy pit besemreely fie, Un Ge cannary. Pe pteteaieens they Frequent ore. powerfull ing mutual assistance, until the constita- Boe ietelaed to aap of health ang te renewed vil Fa, at tall No. 79 Koltou street 73 Broudvay, 17 East Broadway REN, MEDICAL NOTICE. THe so nee AALS pearaee ‘or vaniety all the perfec- tiousof a painting. with the tridifalneas of jaguerreg | prietor, at 125 Fulton street, for, such information as will’ en: hove ein cal cure mere had better ype prices, by by A. F. Thompson, ‘No. thle convict, in tt ANY Person oF e for the prosecution of the business iavels, dimetiong, and borage closely con wee ch perfect ‘the fac similes of which contain the pills, me, Tat length dixcove Counterfeit pills are composed o fone," vem is a yariny of and that they were not doctors. 1 coneluded to ‘enurial ARRANOR MENTS ae cathy their brother: drasti paneepcess aro tay Jaw, Mr. Voigtlaender, Vienni the subscribers to i emit an odor rom the genuine, while they” sell those {Eoghan cone! 0 round, and somewhat ‘are, Instead of being a my = ang my ody, coveted od with gg Twas a Apparatus, with Three. imeo lenses for full size feutle perient, like Peters’ + Pills—they are com Apparatus, with two inch lenses for half plates, at $ quarter size plates, at baal than AB Gi) men in accor Carpenter and Ji ya, Danes le BNE. jents composing the it up in ages ey Spat eee he aeactoe Voiraomier Dr, Coopye warrests to tte or cur pe ase ater h oy Hong | Yop crateninion by tai, awit full deepens ee weane ate mlemcer in ie Uae ee on mannfactared ¢ on Fe ‘Phere are “aie ous fame euped ix ar withoge inertia Aitistet mane} if dined ov ork city, have purchased the spurtous Pills with a fall knowledge Patien \¢ Duane strest 4 , boxtlea " Wier erties Commdceod wich thal Geet mi attoeaee mtinc:| cf tar elommperaaseouteee ities Goatees ge | two doors from Chathers st. No cure no pay.’ mhis laser” st i ed, so that Faz gous oI extra eran PY by. baying the ALF, Ee tr the mari ice eens hanes y hetamses of those indlyidnaie well ot the pre tine to produce inflammation of the Bowls, are sold to cure. The et hela. who ‘have fabricated this base imitation, seem under Your care on the fist aaa eer and The un nderuned i ree ‘Small size Apparatus, with one-and-a-half inch lenses for had) no more com) eacicee, win endangerii Dr. I contracted a certain r. tustruetions sAjtand every | Eaters sad Lave counter” 1 aisease, an Tannen on tor, who are rinmed tw ras gradually geiting worse " Tried one efter euothers all set adi ora, and each ome promised positively to cuz of these men was mo. i the dacte nme wae course of mer rious train of com) ey-are not | gury {or eight weeks ; say fargnt aad nove were miccrated, ress | sraden ts teat this of par strict setts sathers eft eh emer aah sa KEEN, the convenience of of those residing out of tho eity, the foR B= for the “Klixix” Will'be waited on b : why beets oe ee aig maw Paitin teckel ee DOCTOR MORR PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS, s ons Aven byte tinea oy bf VENTED AND PREPARED " JAs a means of detecting the i be well * WtiMibvoxens,, | Marni temme ag mero, cay wll o | NOK sto be cont MoRe 2ouReL RUE, oa tee cote Ucar, aera Py 5 be obtained of the jetor it AMES LACY, elageass, for suy tang lose than Baseey ‘Dias LARS Der gous DRAPE. RAND ae ILOR, for the laige size Pills, an sighupen dollar per arot er the rate STORES OF Tie URETHRA are cured by Dr fi ed whi ft Recent cases, ct ‘are composed, have ve ade there wouder f and admiratic of the world. a het erer Euro es, without yenience to 154 Wiliam Street, corner of Ann, New York, | are alwayssola at 4 higher ner price Wererent em a ee a ‘Strieture are porn en with 2 | phatieally for the information of merchant fetes the pecieny | Antes met mons ba ex Hinviecil feed be foun jr tbe make Coasting of hyo Frcumarces viatvey can ears Fills a ig for | thove of ‘should be allowed ts make the seressnry © CLL EHiGe Benton Poulan Armsivaar of ot ey | spun ijabgre named ees by aay Teron fy to the finest. CABSIMERES— Wool Slacks, Plaids, Stripes, Figured and VEstINGS-Siha, ‘Satins, Marseilles, Cashmeres, Vel Tiler iveness, Summer Complaintin Children, Diarrhoea, , figured and plain, rich light silk Velvets, eo, for balls sy and par ee area farety ‘of other goods; tio lg i too numerous to part stable for every season. ormana. ities carga aunty io wr | a cen da u mf on ft every vetisfeotion os to quality, ht, ud wo mast with perfect safe have no. ABATEMENT WILL BE MADE; order to igure seringt debts, by which some would be 0 Spliced to for the non-payment of others, CasH on agen be required 10 on hand, a select assortment of ae Bo tg Clothing, oftee Conts, Pants, Vests, Dress and Brock ec., he, t- veo Mtns i i reduced price, Geatlemen furnishing their own goods, can ig th made and rimmed in the bes possible manner, (w good At warranted ne spany tees Baa in all the price of the goods returned,) at the follow- \ ts aS ares to $2; Dress Coats $7 to $10: +0 $12; other garments in proportion. (PThe Lowxer Carn Paice, will be asked, from whieh no ard Coa apis Pomerat cs, S04 Walton, near -evories ow Kore. sig ‘hie timer THE CASH Seppe! ESTABLISHMENT wm. Baa ie wea M. B, Sanford, 7 FULTON STREET, 8 THE PLAGH or all those who wish to supply their warde Sores with woo eine! reasonab| subscribers eun assure their frieads and the pabtie thet they wit Eerie SP potter, persons, than theme wie te tetanus hatnatttgt tect | Rlstesnentoned and sherefoxe tay indival off the pot one having gn, handa Well slected assortment of Cloths, Cass H pay a Suiting, Compe riog creer reals teat Apo seatlemens ie evenran gt the enue Pe We ifdonee that we can ease the most fati- | Filla, 12 ther diseases of the miso will please abo notice that hereafter, in order to | } mm street. Leteere and containing & fee wie Dproprie- | OF venereal, and thas prevent ie Vi ites ene ia ‘aud Benjamin ais a gentleman i Ehupation, as thove affotad with enlarged prostate ealands, Zany Nervous fan Conall ndlonal Debeiey=r tia 7 This aMecrion, and It habit shat “Fes som tee: 2 imppeceey. remorin toa ry oe tone tad reagan ae pe cure gaaranteed, no ‘communion with a to be surgeons, as he ii pephane, the ae Se Ghia MCE ec ua adi ing Bez is g iplomes, ee IR 4By HiUrIBEhER TS) ° rival in N. . hol and advices sonny vatol the Union. 1 M; to J0P.M a2 Im*re E IVATE TREATISE. rite | A Ll Lirrce yoLuMe Gon Bae. praia Medicine and Pi Pharmacy individuals to undertake successfully and priv re od ete foes i= MEDICAL ADVICE fa f DI b; iu | cece ga graduate of Etaburgh, Be. HE ens OF THe RK COLLEC 0 ines ir 4 i oe | ott, of his ety Br. een sda and others, and mission to refer rery. physics of exjsence ble J in the elty, amu meulderot srditiede vromed of contaenes the work. if Greenwich st. Price $1.— pa te E a. raha im INVISIBLE GO, closely ressmbles the real hea af hair thné sompiien and fo iin, Sin a for ene soci connoisseurs hare prgacuserd Ifthe “ont perfect an ere maul vice amd Medicine ordinary invention of the day. The great adventage of IMPORT, ANT. TO CO and s aniane 4 its pA he Fun livin, Ffe.$° : Sraccercien ii tion, can to ste wae enna neh ef carer "hair, both in linhtness and natnral appenranee, ns to le | the site t radi 5 ‘tlton street, New York: m3 imem detections its expe bee ao bexntifa, ao porama tnd ap hier iy, cet wich ait ysapeeens ash with all symptoms, time dio VENT THE USE AND ABUSE, OF ™ Grrat pleasnre will he taken to show our styles of fashion and | "TOL REVE ha are ssoods to.all those who will favor ve wit thts poe cene THY, ots pent Oar collect the place, 127 Fulton st |. MATTHINSSEN, mbai Im*rre M. By SANFORD. ARCHITECTUKE. ‘ed Dro ry toth Per SCHMIDT bees leave to inform his friends and che fs of the patents a from: that he has remov ce from ispens street—the greatest je pay taken. Price $1. Beware ot counter! TO THE LADIES. 118 new instrument for he Proiapans or Falli by aes supersedi the ary, is Col ¢ and superintends the erection cit i ee LIFE PRESERVERS, ay of, Goodyear’s Patent Gum Elastic Composition fect resto: ARRANTED to withstand the greatest extremes of heat Fes orto id not to melt or soften in the seams, (the great iid ae chen td hier meh of the coramen, ane preperation. )— = phorter has atained a very high ody waors body, and I am now Ricord’s sel Fae Mixture, t general assortment of goods manufactur character jarope a8.yroll as in th lor yee . " OR the n dane pan Bg hove patent. For sale, whol etal ‘ ae ‘had Tong been io peers) above or slr, whhofeaale aud etal, Be steel a ‘3 cay a al ther ea ar ss a Sit if im Karope by £ fected by ve MRS. CARROLL'S MEDIUATED VAPOUR ot re Mghegt rank + ia 4 nw poem Sarat Collate it is 4 tab} emery. mo ‘neo had tested all ald im*re 100 Bre be ~ borweua Pine tad Wail ots. andy al i inet privas reeeion raahed, eluate dies at No, 4 uray fo 4 Woke Bi moe ode fr id . Serene Phone atic i constant. aitendan Baths im com influensaa, theamatic affections, keke. “Although ts bene: | Sewers tad saa ane = mu toa that ge legory the Vay : preter bus TRUSS Frieze mode of pking y sere, ie, oi Ane 2 theerroneoos bei ps El OE Gaerectanvis safe and pleasant than the pour given at Mrs. Carroll’s establishment. ples of physiol ieastae Hi aeaae a baths the eire feet of the bath fs fendered more aster am sie ip Feat he atlnce of the atmoap ers ie catehing cold after oben fn = lit oat nights Vortaphe Bathe ot" to say part ct Sul saths require he f Pha Bah vl Wremored tater May to 184 Falton ‘The aceptis call and vd ringer art vite 10 this gory maa Le wet the ad len of he piyatcan ed proprictor of the fluntete fy iar method oF hittin, the direet and alittle treatise iseases, accor id vill where ‘Dr. ding ing ae ied to guek Yi which It Ellowel, & auermeet to cute, or or ne PILE ELECTU, meat rote sia waa sel ea i echt ee ase 0 casey of bal won a dozen $5; carefully the wont, pote of the pe val Wine | pul e result care mongenetl 7 y ihat in all enees ta ded, znou. | eae ats ‘other wigs entively averted. ‘The sre Sf etanen Teenwred elsewhere, if any, aud enclosing $5, post Constitutional Debility Cured. id » 46 Broadway, rr ‘ ane ne 93 “ain rondway, Necaer Sverts THE Toute Mixture, prepared by the 6 of, : al Al} im? er Riayat te TOK THE PILES, eqace of detaity prog need by = UNIVERSAL, COMMENDAT Net bearayung bazrennese ( {tis an ipvalnable remedy forimpote a steriity, of ing’ ——. e is oi excelent fi Inland, after een it han DR. HULL'S UTERG ABDOMINAL BUD?) RTERS HABE "Weis LOWING jx - MaReapie cases arate tat fe hess aed the Piles, and for t aoe the. cay with 5 $1 per box. ‘tee era ry "hor brag he ee Jostly ray le bot ‘At $1 each, in cases of Pei come Oe 7 packed sent to all parts of the Connuniviael a Kixtract of Sars or Sarcepuriise, Gen-| di Sassafras, ‘occasion requires and ‘to is | PRESARED BY THE NEW TORK’ COLLEGE OF ine io it te Conti i] id Phan fae a ry Non Pe aunekery. ‘his reued and wiatli easton ee nin fos ng variety ft ot aes ee ake su- ibove Hina 22g al uals fa rer Nev York, March 10, 144 ett m anyone oh man ded with jie, and b= 4 on as ca edi 45] ier practise oaly, .? Har las eu “ from an swarm, blotches re, ; No. 196 Bowery. Medical advice 1 ne. tion to the sbore or any other Semple ita gratia. lctngy wena One an ar aarie anne fom eps vel a oars fi TA. M. too Heyman ig ERED LINN EGO: 5 Bont Saree ine A ine