The New York Herald Newspaper, August 25, 1845, Page 4

an adjourned ~eting on the 18th inet., to determine /of tho dog days, has been quite active in several articles. THE PATENT igen ibe cous they would pare ihe cue oC. | coat teiagr ae teage ete Soace| ~=GALVANIC RIN . Clay his. abolit . Aletter writer | mani ore ter eat ,300 do, 2 ch cp anaT cts. rp oe from that ei it was the largest meeting he ever saw eae. imple and resolutions, pre- pared by the Hon Thomas F Marshall, were read and unanimously adopted. One of the resolutions provided for the appointment of a committee of sixty. men, who were forthwith to proceed to the office of the True American, box up the materials, i&c., and deposit them at the railroad depot, subject to Mr. Clay’s order, peaceably if they could, forcibly if they must. Clay’ submitted peaceably, notwithstandii all his threats, making his will, and all that stuff. The committee performed their work, and at the time the letter was written, the people were re-as- sembling to receive their report. | irs e Tt1ssaid that Clay is about removing to Cincinnati to carry on the war. It is in vain. The late affair has exploded the bubble of his reputation—the lion’s hide is stripped off, and his magnificent drama has degenerated into a little two act farce. He may drop the curtain, and blow out the lights, for all he interest in the affair is over. ‘ A rabid Clay man hands us the following reflec- tions on the robbery of Henry E. Riell’s larder on Capitol Hill a few days ago. Respecting the slur upon the young democracy of the hill, we believe them to be as good as the young coons in the hol. low. But we give the slip for what it is worth in the writer’s own language ‘The editors of the United States Journal, in their paper of the 15th inst., say ; “‘ We are sorry to hear that a per- son named Riell, being on the Capitol Hill, had his house broken open, and his larder robbed of some hams, &c.” 1 would just ask the editors of that journal, if it was trom ignorance or contempt that they possess, not to know im? I will inform the editors of the Journal who he is. The person nemed Riel, living on Capitol Hill, is the rson who is preparing a torpedo to dissolve the inion—to break down the Constitution—to drive the United States from the history of the present day, and its editors into their original insignifieance—to burn up the fragments of the Giohe—secure the printing of Congress =and luxuriate on the spoils of the party jet years. The editors of the Journal will know the “' person named Riell,” much better by the new year, when they will have more time to visit him. ‘ 2 We expect further news from Mexico to-night. Music ut the President’s at sun-set, provided it does not rain. Paicaperrata, August 24, 1845, There is a great resemblance, just now, between the state of the weather and the state of the stock market, Both have been depressed and gloomy, with only occa: sional gleams of sunshine, for weeks past, and it has been, and is now, utterly impossible to predict the state of either, with any degree of certainty, from one day to another. To-day, the weather is apparently making desperate efforts to clear up, for the wind pitches about from nearly all points of the compass alternately, and we have hada succession of drenching showers, accom” panied by heavy thunder, all day. The sun has shone out at intervals, and the sky presents patches of blue, indicating that we are to have clear weather at last. And yet it don'tclearup. While 1 am writing, the gut- ters, the roofs of houses, and spouts, are pouring down torrents of water, but the rain has calmed off into a kind of fleecy spray, and at the same time, there have oc- curred four or five intervals of dark shade, and, from the reflection of the sun’s rays upon the rain drops, of bright and dazzling sunshine. There are heavy and threaten- ing masses of clouds yet in the atmosphere, and clear ‘weather is just as uncertain as eve The Districts of Kensington, Spring Garden, and the Northern Liberties, contaimng a population of about 60,- 000, e been thrown into a state of intense excitement by a decision of Judge Kennedy, of the Supreme Court, enjoining them not to use their new water works until the exclusive right claimed by the Schuylkill Navigation Company to the water of the river Schulkill, shall have been tested by the Supreme Court. This absurd in- junction, it carried out, will actually deprive an im- mense population of the use of the water of a large riv- er, which runs along their borders, even for the purpose of quenching thirst. An attempt ‘to enforce it, will, | fe attended with the moit serious consequences. Only think of a whole population of 60,000 people, being deprived of the use of a necessary element of life by or der of court!—and that element, too, being water,which, like the atmosphere, one would suppose incapahlo of ex: clusive appropriation in its natural and floating state. You must not use the water which bubbles from the springs, and flows in a chrystal stream at your feet in all the wildness of unfettered nature, un til it is decided whether the legislature has not given it exclusively to some particular person, a corporation, or some such soulle: body. If the 1 ture has given such a right, it is time that the ut- ter nullity of the grant should be’ shown in spite of the nonsense of a parchment minded-judge. sense tells us that the right of the Schuylkill, Navigatior Company, is nothing more than an exclusive right o! way for boats, barges, &c., on the river Schuylkill above the dam which the Company has erected for the pu: pose of slack water navigation. Any other constructio: of the grant, so as to destroy the right of the inhabitants to take and use the water for necessary purposes, is mon strous, and will not be tolerated. T would not be surprised if this single injunction should result, at the next session of the Legislature. ir annihilating the chancery jurisdiction of the Supreme Court, and turning it back again to the old forms of the common law. “An appeal to the Supreime Court may be taken, or the difficulty may finally be settled by the purchase ofthe Spring Garden Water Works by the city at whose suggestion the Schuylkill Navigation Com pany have acted in this matter, and the three Districts be supplied by it, at the same rate they are now peying Consolidation of the ty and District tion may be the means by which the affair will be closed, in which case this excitement will have resulted bene ficially. _ The stock transactions of to-day were rather livelier thar in the fore part of the week, and State 4's rallied again about better than yesterday. They closed firm at 75 The following are the transactions at the Boards, though there were some sales out of boards as usual, and in fact it appears that the bulk of the transactions ‘are out o! Boards at present. Sale of Stocks at Philadelphia, Srcoxp Boarn, August 23-225 shares Figating Railroad, s c 9 5 de, 234; $1720 Chesapeake & Del; Canal 1 7835 5 Purapecena, Sunday, Aug. 24, 1845. I was too late for the boat yesterday to send off my letter for to-day’s Herald, by three minutes. Nothing new has transpired to-day. The weather is clear and ap" Peasrances indicate that it will remain so. To-morrow is @ great political day in this section, a* the democratic party make their city and county nemina- tions. Politicians are busy intriguing at all. the public oe . The very existenge ofthe party at this moment lepends upon the kind ot ticket they form. It i id tha: whigs will not nominate a ticket for Canal sioner, but will support the native nominee. Thi cates a coalition which may prove troublesome to the democrats of this city and county, but will annihilate both whiggery and nativeism throughout the State. Boston, Aug. 23, 1845. Thieves—A Poor Woman Robbed—Military Movements Camp Meeting Felks—The Weather. Our city, 1am sorry to state, is infested with petty thieves. Many of our principal boarding houses and ho tels have been entered in epen day, and several articles of wearing apparel have been carried away. The City Hotel lost several hundred dollars worth of clothes and light furniture a few days since, and the Eastern Stage House lost books, plate, and other articles, to a consiqe- rable amount. The light-fingered gentry, it is supposed’ have agents, who board at the different hotels, and who arrange the busi: in such handsome style that detec: tion is rendered almost impossible. An instance of street theft occurred here on Wednesday, which for smallness, can hardly be matched. An elderly Indy who came here from Newburyport, inquired of a well dress. ed young man the way to Federal street. He was ex- tremely polite, and informed her that he was going there himself, and would be most happy to give her every in- formation in his power; and perceiving that she carried a small travelling box in her hand, he insisted, out of mere politeness, to carry it. Thus they walked nearly @ mile through different streets,and then halted in Theatre Alley. Here he looked around a minute or two, recollecting himself, but, no deubt, for the purpose of seeing the coast clear, and then darted through one of the windings with the box, leaving the poor woman cent in the world. She communicated her jo some people, who took her to the watch-louse, and sufficient evidence having been obtained that what she stated was true, several constables went in pursuit of the thief. At last accounts he had not been taken, The ir woman was conducted to the hous: poe RE e of her friends, The New England Guards of our city have made ar nts for receiving the Independent Guards, are expected to airive here from New York on da; t. Our Guards have hired the Boott a and elegant apartment in Bowdoin Square, for the use of the Independent Guards while they remain here. ‘he steamer Portland arrived here last evening with — a thousand souls on board from the ing at Millenial Grove, Cape Cod. Notw inclemency of the weather, the good folks 1d thi ives most bI i scoured up bright as Day & Martin’s best. ae Weather yesterday, was dog days double distilled. orning we had two or three showers, but no wind, and when it ceased raining,the atmosphere was 80 close and muggy that respiration became difficult in the extreme. Whenfthe sun shone o is rays sent the sultry steam upwards in nauseous columns. Under such circumstances, well might a poor soul exclaim— “O fore lodge in some vast wilderness.” re is nothing of general at prevent. w interest on the move here — Bostox, Aug. 23, 4 P.M. Mexican News—The Markeis—The Weather, de. The news from Mexico, which arrived by this morn: ing's Southern mail, was viewed with much satisfaction by ourcommercial men, The remoteness of war, leads to the belief that finally the whole affair will blow over, and Mexico herself will bacome conciliated—that is, will make the best of a bad bargain, eat her bom! quietly sink into her present boundaries, without attemp. ting to recover what she has lost. This view of the case has calmed the of hi 5 had vessel: ready to wend south, but were detaining thes to hear what would be the probable course of ‘exico. These vessels will now sail without creating any anxiety for their safety, so far as Mexico is concerned. Our market dusing the week, notwithstanding the heat per Ib , 6 months credit, have been made. Cotton—sales of the week, 1,200 bales, 800 for export, at a decline in sume instances of } a } ct. per lb. ur—The accounts by the Hibernia have created a brisk demand, and have 0 unsettled es. The entire sales of all descr tions for export amount to about 4,100 bbls. Prices range from $4 75cash for old, and $5 25 new, 4 months Gredit. Molesses ‘The demand bas been moderate with, out change in price. Sugar holds its own—the sales of the week amount to about 1,500 boxes of all descriptions, Inother articles the transactions have been small and unimportant. : The weather, to-day, is a mixture of rain, sunshine, gutter flies, and all other disagreeables. Wind 8.E. COMMERCIAL. ‘Saturday, August 23. Asnes—The sales of the week are’ shout S00 bacels of Foteat $3 70.8 $981); and 400 barrals of Pearle at $4 herr Received since opening canals :— Pots, bbls. . Pearls, bbis..", + -38,058 46,615 bbls. «84,713 . 6,945 41,661 bbls. Branpirs.—We have no alterations to note since yes- terday, and give the previous quotations. les are small, with afair demand. The cargo of A. Seignette, j d, is held at $2, owing to the small stock of seription here. Baravsturrs.—There was a slight advance in nearly avery description of flour to-day. it week Genesee could be bought at $4 31, ora little less; but since the arrival of the Hibernia, prices have advanced 9 per cent, or thereabouts, as may be seen by to-day’s quotations:— Fresh ground Genesee cannot be purchased less than $4624, and but very little to be had even at that price : Exports Jan. 1 to Aug. 19, 1845 :— Pots, bbls... Pearls, bbls. this has been bought up principally for English export. Michigan and Ohio brings $4.50 a $4 56 ; Richmond City, $5; Bunty wine, Baltimore, and Georgetow: 75; Wheat 85 a 94 cents; Rye 69 a 70}— Corn, Southern, 59} a 60 cents. Beeswax remains steady, no transactions have been made for the past week. Prices are held at 29 to 29}. Burrex.—This article has come in freely for the past week, in consequence of the high prices quoted to mers and store-keepers in the country, which has a ten- dency to depress the market here. Orange County sell at 17a 19; State Prime, 13. a 14; State Ordinary, 1i a 12; Ohio, 10 a 11. Curese is much wanted for shipping south. Prices:— Connecticut Dairy, for retailing, brings 7 a 7], in boxes ; Vermont Dairy, 5a 6}, in boxes; New York State, 6} a 7, in boxes. Corree—Market firm, no alterations to make in yes terday’s quotations. Rio, 7a7j; Laguayra, 7} a 8; St. Domingo, for export, 6}; Sumatra, 6] cent Corron.—The market remains dull and u but little disposition to purchase. We o quotations, but remark that much lower prices must be accepted, to induce operations. Liverroot Crassirication. Upl. & Flor. re $462 a $a los brisk. Mobile 4 N.O. ‘We have no material change to note in the transactions to day—prices as in yesterday’s paper. Ginsi~ Western, 35 cents. Ixp1c0.—Caraccas, 87} a 90 cents. Laxp.—No new transactions of note. Prices are steady —8 cents for barrels, 8} a j in kegs. Poxx continues with considerable animation ; good new Ohio Mess, $13 88. SvGaxs remain as quoted yesterday. Wuatrnone,—North West Coast, at 33 cents. Woreign Importations. Minacoane, St Domingu—Brig Virgin—24,000 MO towel ———— MARITIME HERALD. Movements of the Steam Ships. Steamers. Captains. eave, Puein | Leave Ti 5 GreatBritain, Hoske eee Hibernia,’ Ryrie Caledonia, Lott, G. Western, Matth Packets to Arrive. Packets to Salil. . LIVERPOOL. LIVERPOOL, Virgioi n. Hiera, July % | Siddons, Cobb. Aug. %6 Oxford, Rathbove, Aug. 1] Shenandoah, West, “Sept. 1 stochester, Britton, Aug. 6| Henry Clay, Nye, Sept. 6 POR PORTSMOUTH. Switzerlan Aug.1] St. James, Meyer, Sept.1 Quebec, Aug. 10! Northumberland, Sept. 10 Victoria, Aug. 20 | Gladiator, Bunting, Sept. 20 Ducheste d'Orleans, July 24] § deGrasse,'Thernpson, A: achesse d’Orleans, July J+Grasse, Thompson, Aug 24 Burgundy, Wotton, “Aug. 1| Utica, Hewitt Sent} Sasida, Baw Aus.8 ,Crawlord, — Sept.é Ouvida, Funek, hea ¥, Craw for Sept PORT OF SHW VORK. AUGUST 25. wom Ow aeTe 5 23 | Moon RISES... 137g 6 37] HIGH waTeR 137M Arrived. Brig Virgin, Wasgatt,12 rag.oan with logwood, to AC Rossiere & Co. Left sock, Idy for New York, to sail in 2 days; rom and for Boston, aue. At Port au Prince, 9; Heela, une. «Schr Excel, Lovell, 4 days from Boston, with mdse, to Foster & Nickerson, Schr Manchester, Smack, 6 days from Richmond, with mdse, to Allen & Paxson. Schr A P Upsher, Meiter, 2 days from Virgin’ to master. Schr St Lawrence, Griffia, 2 days from Baltimore. Schr Margaret Ann, Hammond, 4 days from Baltimore. Schr Gen Harrison, Allen, 24 hours from Indian River, Below One brig, unknown. Wind SW. light. . Sallea. Ship Pacific, Ludlam, Texas ne Ganges, Eytinge, Ma- deiray brigs Margaretta, Morse, Sauta Cruz; J A Lancaster, Richmond; Swan, Boston, and others, t Domingo, Dr_Hiteh: ther, Raines, lust. barque 2 with cora, Miscellancous Record. Paexrr Suir Sicvie py Gaasse, Thompson, for Havre, will sail to-day at 12 o'clock, Packet Sir Sipvons, Cobb, for Liverpool, will sail to- morrow. Brio Coxvor, from St Domingo for Boston, with a cargo of Campeachy wood aud coffee, was discovered to be leuky, and was run ashore under the Castillo del Moro, on the part of the const eilled Baconao, in order to save as much of the cargo as possible. Astone —Capt Cator, of the Harp, at Baltimore, reports— ooked Island Passage. 1th inst. sawa full rigged brig ov about 250 tons, hall painted bhek; she was id rigging, aud had several wreckers along- —did not pass near enough to ascertain any further pare ‘Tz —Fifteen of the crew of the Steiglitz, of st reported at Society Islands, March 23) refused duty viarch 1, and otherwise mutimed, They were put 1 irons and taken to Hobart Vown, where MM of them were sen- terced to two months’ imprisoumeatat thetresdmill. A young man armed Risley, of Bridgeport, is said to have been the Lauxcn.—A fine copper fastened schr of 150 tons, called the Tioga, was launched at Prospec:, Me 19th inst. She is owned by Captaia Alexander Black and others, About twenty-five Indies and anumber of ladies were on board when she was launched, and all the sails having been previously bent, the party had’s fine sail on the river. Nav U S brig Porpoise arrived at cola. on Weduesday last, having been oat 25 days on her passage from Norfolk. she errived, her water, stores, &e. were exhausted taken on board afresh supply, she put to. sea again hours for her destination, the coast of Texas.—[N sonian, 16th inst. Notice to Mariners. Nations—Goodwin 8: —North Forelana si rao BW’ by Wy Nowh Bard Heese Were: D, y W; North s , NE ds Ni'Trinity Beacon, E by N. cee ce at Whalemen. oS Id at New Bedford 22d inst. Navy, Indian Ocean and NW. ‘oast. Spoxen, 1a pBeitnh brig from Galveston, Texas, for Liverpool, Aug 18, Foreign Ports. Demenana, July 25—In port, Everton, from Calais, arr 20th discharging. avANA, Ang 9—In port, Norma, Barton, Cor NYork; Ligo- nia, Samuel N Gott, Canonieus, Hogan, Tuskar, Lima, Swiss Boy, and Eurotas, anes Susan, for Wilmington, NC; Carolee for Philadelphia: Merehant, for Rio Janeiro. Ide, Aug 5—In port, Julia Telfair, Burns, for New Manacar wT Giatavecty Ang tecare Biteaboth; Phsludetphiay’ $d Matanzas, Aug 9—Arr Elizabeth, Philadelphia; I’ Woodhouse, from Portland, ure, Aug 19—Arr St George, Southampton; Yorkshire, anor, Liverpool; Edina, Greenock: Albion, Glasgow Vovacer, Leith. Cid Queen Vieyoria, Sunderland Even ood, and Barou, Hartlepool: Evening Star, Liverpool; Lucy Aune Skibhereen: Canada, Greenock. St Tom 10—In port, pilot boat Zebra, of NewYork, just err, for sa A topsail brigantine from Martinique,name unknown, Sid oh, Comet, Baltimore. ISTIE’S REMARKAB. ve a fair trial of its 1c Runes have been found to answer all i ic Battery or Electric netic Machines are ‘are without any of th sHocks, which accompany the applications by those instru- respects are more SAFE and CERTAIN te A used with perfeet3mecess in all cases of Rheumatism, acute or chronic, applying to the Gout; Tic Doloreate ; Vertigo ; Nervous or jead: the desired object aie Galvan! yy ju cases of confirm y successful. ‘Their extraordinary effects upon have been equall: the system must ed aud as a certain PREVENTIVE for t beli at at ea recommended. ‘The Galvanic Riags are ‘and are sold at prices used in connection with the lueuce tothe particula For numerous certificates of the lew York, the store of Jams W. Satiri, ruggist, corner Fulton ai THE ORIGINAL GENUINE ANIC RINGS doloreux, headach For sale ouly by Dr. Crombie’s Agents —A. B. General Agents. — Also, 273 Broad) ‘ulton, 67 Walke: id Grand, 17 Avi 2s—gold plated st Broadway, 149, corner of Bowery. 6 Spring, 36 Cathevine, corner of id 75 cents per bottle. THE DEATH OF PAIN BARTINE’S LOTION. HE PROPRIETORS of the above wonder-work: are m informivy the orders which have ablic that they are now ready to sup layed by the overwhelming Arrangements, however. have b a totheir works, which will enable them hereafter, to pr meet all the demands of their agents i also to keep on hand a sufficient stock to meet the continually inereasing demand of the city. ‘Those who have not as yet tested the wonderfnl efficacy of cases of external wounds, swellings or of violent strains and mjuries to the structure; and of made by recent the south and west, aud the above medicme themselves, by its use, of an instantaneous re- lief anda rap d and certain cure, iT i he absolute « oufiden ir “Lotion,” the: yet claimed, ) to retura the p rice of the article, ia every le hottle does not effect Ure perfect faint in the following category 0 e case, where the use of a dinous injuries; Powonous Bites an hithlains, Corus or B rysipelas, Tetter or Ri ugworm, and all eruptions of the Skin; Fever and Ague, Ague in the breast and face, Cramp in the Stomach aad Headache. was 3 xe of the most remarkable peculiarities of the “Lotion,” expulsion of pain from the parts to v hich owivg to this quality, and to the penetra- at it 1 already Inrgely used for internal, of valuable animal: , 92 Vesey street, at 75 cents the drug store, consists 1 its ins ting energy of its charaeter, 3 J. Butler, No. 1 Nassau street; corner of Sixth arson and Thi incipal Depot 323 Broadway, one door from the City’ Hospital. d The medicine will be given gratis, to all who are too EMEDY FOR SECRET DISEASES, BERNETHY’S PILLS are the most safe, speedy ond sue cessful remedy ev-r discovered,for the cure of Gonorrhea, Kidneys, Weakness, and other di Of Generation. Abernethy’s wurely vegetable, aud for yearshave been used with a that has fer superceded all oth diseases for which they sale at Apothecaries’ Hall, 36 Gleets, Irritation of the Kids gues ofthe Urethra and organ: in the cure of the Price. $1 per box- ine street, and 127 M DER’s PATENT SALAMANDER SAFE Again RUUMPHANT.—Several have been taken from the buru ng rains of the late great fire, and all havin; their trust, a8 'cam be teen at my store of se , corner of yster street, where more of he same ore SILAS C. HERRING. proved faithful to he Great Sign, 139 ind be had kin Pe GALVANIZED IRON AND TIN. ALVANIZED SHEET IRON AND TIN, a very su- periorarticle, warranted not torust. Also, Tin ee Iron, Russia Sheet Iron, Sheet Copper, ‘Scotch and Ainet rican Pig Lron, for sale by. v No.7) Broad treet PORTER, ALE AND CibER. BOTTLING ESTABLISHMENT, next door tothe American Museum, anks to his friends and the pub! ly, forthe very liberal share of ready re- ceived, ahd hopes by strictattention to busiucss to merit a con- FIRST QUALITY— Newark Cider, Londou Brown Stoxt, and Seoteh Ale, Orders for shipping attended to with despatch. MEDICAL ADVICE i ies in Chemistry have enabled Dr, Glo- racti ral new articles of which are certain, quick and undevia racted, cases of Syphil es, nodes, ete Also, Gi " ete. In short, all th proved too obstinate for those who have devoted | department of surger; Dr. Glover is consulted during the i Ang street, near the Museum, where he confines himself to au ice. ANN STREET, Philadelphv Porter day and evening at No. 2 ‘trangers that he has received a reg cal education, and is not reckoned among the host o| ny and pretenders whose names are found in every public print. ETH !! TEETH ENTED REDUCTION IN DENTISTRY. ent, 62 East Broadway, where can be # Teeth iaserted on the most ¢ old establishm: from ove to a whole sa: perior Teeth inserted trom 75 cents to. h Filled from 50 cents to... Teeth Mounted for other Dentist by X. TAYLOR, _ Surgicel and Mechanical Dentist. LADY wishes to devote her time to the justruction of youug ladies on the Piano. which has never been introduced as yet tnto this coun- approved ef in Europe, as being the shortest aud easiest method of bri addressed to X. Y. at the office of to. per, shall be attended A Rare Cape rent of Acquiring a Thorough DERWORT, Professor of Singin re, has opened a class for Youug ears of age, among whom are three of his own daughters, whom y instruct in the art of 8 Jerwort’s syvtem is the result of man which he has success! Guitar and Piano dies, from 7 to 10 ng, z ears observation ly vught in Ger- His method cannot fail to im- r perception, and athorough knowledge es of music, with th: and experience, duric mauy, London, aud wart to hs pupils x are invited to call at his Rooms, 427 n every inquiry will be answered 20 per annum, payable quarterly in advance Les ‘ee Limes a week. s Private instruction as heretofore, MI EMOYED to No. 65 Franklin street, one door East of Broadway, M. DUMSDAY, Professor of the Guitar, ing, Aceordeon, and Vi aes to teach Lad k ‘ struments, S¢.,in & comparative shorttime, by his new Analysing and Inductive Terms reasonable. will go, a8 usual, to the residences of his part of the city, by the stages. Satisfactory city an z iven on application at No. 65 Frankliu street. m OLIAN HARPS Purchased the patent right for ¢ to the Pixaoforte,” for the ved States, (excepting Massachusetts,) announce to repared to supply Pianofortes or toattaeh the same to any es. In regard tothe durability 3 NS & CLARK havin Coleman's Molian At with this improvement attaches modery made horizontal Pianofort yf th C. are prepared to 83 their own critical examinat he assertion, thet the“ Avolian” will remain not be affected by transitions factory warrantee is given with ‘and experience in tune in any el! each instrument. ‘The public are mvited to examine the“ Atolian Pianofortes’ 240 Broadway, opposite the Park assortment of 6, 644 and 7 Octay ‘ood and mahogany cnses. m6 6m*r COPAKTNERSHIP NOTICE, Philadelphia, and J. W, CLARK & at their ware-room, where also may be Pianofortes, both in rosew. W. CLARK & CO CO., Boston, have formed a contect aud Commission business W. CLARK, DODGE & correspondents in all the they are enabled to inal xchange at the lowest rates e. They are also prepared to purchas in New York, uuder the fier f 60 Wall street, and cities and towns in ollections of Notes and and with the utmost HAIR. DRES HARLES J. STUART, Dresser, would respectiull the public generally, that he has returned to his Home Ports. Barn, Aug li—Arr Delaware, Cadiz; 17th, Selma Poar D, 2, Jia § pi ator ite iot SY wie State, Philadelvhi NYork Larch, Boston, Aug York, Ceraia, nto Richmond" Nyon Ei Paxton, and Ann, Remick, brig” Cld Chic » Alexandria. Signal fora Hizabeth Grimmer, (Br) St pacrens TP Saran Chae tor Hope, Wimereton Date ola, Mobile: Dover, Brltimore at Norfolk and Richmond: Fame. Philsdelphig, 2) NMTaRauset, paky Beogonn, Avg H—Arr | ;veling, Philadelphia; Helen on arth & Catherine, Chase, d 3; AB Berry and) Sah & Catherine, Chase, NYork; ctoaut, and Lean. NCR, A 7 J P Lofland, Philadelphi , Albany; James is Long, Jones Meas Hake, Freuch, N¥ork. ‘Below NL MeCreedy oh Splendid, Pic tou. Sid Rien, Rappahan: ad, Sa aynter, and thoek Phila. Roudout: Vigilant, Heath, NYock ee Ee 1—Arr Temperance, Davis, Somers ler, Providence fordo, ‘Bid John Warkeely 3, Al Ore ‘Ang 92—Arr Elizabeth J, H HILADELPHIA, Ang 22—Arr Elizabeth J, Havana: Nashua, and Swan. NOtleane, Chainpion, Lastpoi:” Richd Phoqapsan Fall River, Cl Peter Hattrick, Post, NY orks Robert Morris New Orleans; Wm Penn, Augu: op and Elizabeth, Boston Coleutta Portland; Edgehill, and Alabama, Providence: IHigh lander, and A Douglass, N York, ven Aug 23—Cid Brooklyn, Richardson, London: ‘ernon, Tri Wiisuxoron, NC. Aug 17—Arr Jerome, Boston: 19th, Leo nora, Colling: Belle, Myers, and Alaric, Rodicks, New York: iver H Wright: (at Fort Caswell); ith, Lightioot, Tho. naston: KE $ Powell, March, New York Cid igth, Fair Lady. Boston: 21st, Baltic, do; Jonas Smith, Collett, NY ork. Gaianegaton, Aug 2—Cld Emily, Kobinson, NYork. Sld Sutton, Gallow Arannan, 2—Arr Isaac Mead, Brown; 1. Baldwin, es. and Dixon, N York. Ne Oiueats Aug enc tu Nopos Cabra Earne Cl iE 1. Bieta, Galvenon, UOTE #8 Landen tion, No.3 Murray stairs, where they. will find eady to do anything ia his siness “witlt_prom ine of business with prompt ess yi 5 WARDROBE GENTLEMENS’ LEFT O! WANTE ENTLEMEN ond Familiesean obtai fects they wish to dispose of, (either Gi by sending to the subscriber, who 'wenty per cent more than any for all articles offered, it totheir advantage to send for the full value f does not pretend to give t DR. CONVERS'S INVIGORATING mA : rior Hele or te permanent cure of the above distress. complaints, The proprietor does uot offer this remedy as a tholicon, but as a specilie for the following deplorable affee- the consequences of early, indisereet, secret h bits of youth, and excessive ind of the passions in riper Years:) general physical prostration, nervous irritability, torpor Ofthe liver,dyspepsia, loss of muscular jassitude, nocturnal emiss ture and total decay Of virility ,melauchol: confusion of ideas, loss of memory, dim: n the head, vertigo and luna If-distrust and Yove'o! rable, Hundreds of : _ be traced to the above in elties, and particu Hy, wi extent, and those, too, wl been productive of those happy results wi ° x the connubial stite, will perceive that this advertisement is an importint subject to them. If you would be relieved from the above name: . and be'restored to mauly vigor, delay not to procure this cordial. ‘The hints and full disclosures which accompany the medicine, are highly important to the married and si Price $2 per bottle, or $20 per dozen. N. B.—Stranzers in the city, before leaving, should procure afew bottles of this Cordial, which will be found eminently serviceable ina warm and debilitating climate, where these disorders are greatly aggrat nd the system rapidly de- = The hysician may be consulted if desired. Entrance to the ofeetd who J.0.FAY, 136 Fulton street, Sold whofesate and ret Lamp store) Sua building, N. ¥. (Laan ail Eoaial" will be forwanded té any patt of the city’ or country by addressing as above, post paid, amount en- cH EO forsale by Dr. Wadsworth, 45 North Main st., Provi- dence, R. I. ald Im*rh THE WONDER & BLESSING OF THE AGE THE ONLY CURE FOR CONSUMPTION. LET EVERY MAN, WOMAN §& CHILD, HO. is troubled with Coughs, Colds, Spitting Blood, iver Complaints, Asthma, Brofchit hooping Cough, Pain in the Side Breast, Sore it, Rising or Tickling in the Throat, Nervous Debility, Palpitation of the Heart, Broken Constitution, from the abuse jome! and other causes, try the genuie, and ouly genuine, Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry, prepared by the celebrated Dr. Swrayne of Philadelphia—all others are spurious, and mere imi Therefore, be cautious to ask for the original and only genuine reparation from this valuable tree—Dr. Aegina’ Compound a of Wild Cherry, Principal office, north-west corner 8th and Race streets, Philadel phi: ‘Agents—Wm. Miluor, M.D. comer of Broadway and Jobn reets E 3. Warver, a5 Bleecker, comer gf Minetta street; and R.A’ Sands, Chureh Dispensary, jowery, coruer ol Spring street, New York; W.G@ Wood, M.D,. Hailem; Havi- land, Keese a Cook, 71 Co., 80 Maiden Laine, New York; Rev: J.P. ore street, Baltimore; Andrew Oliver and C al, {slow Rochester, andJ. M. =; Mrs. H r E. Klei Pittsburg; E. B: Hinman, 3 Pier 720 Broad street, Newark, N. J.; Benjamin Olds, 278 Bron street, Newark, N. J.; John 8. Harrison, Salem, Mass.; J. Pierce, 4 Stanwix, Hall, Maiden Lane,’ Albany, New. Yor Backus and Bull, Thos, New Ygrk, Sfaidiug and Harrington, Worcester, Mass.; James GreeA and Co., Worcester, Masa E. Hollidge, Buffalo, New York; Grant and Bockee,’ Pough- keepsie, k;'O. O. Woodman Yicksburg, Miss.; and J. Brewer, Springfield, Mass.; J. P. Hall and Co., Boston, Mass.; E. 8. Holden, East Bostow, Mass.; P.M: Cohen and Co Charleston, 8. C. Jel9 3meod*th TO THE PUBLIC. R TTP HOSE ofmy fellow citizens who were acquainted with m late sickness and great suffering, | need but to state that have entirely recovered, but I consider it necessary that the world at large should be made acquainted with the circum: stances,andto enable them where to finda skilful physician, and toavoid the charlatans and impostors, I wastaken with se- vere pain and swelling in my bones and j uponan individual, who eliims to, be a physician, and by statement that he had been surgeon in some army, I' placed m: self under his care, but imagine my surprise. n'a few days he injured me so that I had to give up my employment and be con+ fined to my bed, my legs and arms were contracted—I was en- tirely helpless ;'1 broke out in ule my leg extended from the knee to my aucle + 1 agonies | cannot express. I then ascertained this fellow was a humbug. ‘Lealleda physician, who said iny case wes hopeless, when my friends recommended me to Ds. Joseph Heine, No. 20 Duane, near Chatham street. A- change soon took place—my pain subsided, my ulcers began to heal, the swelling ofthe bones and joinfs soon vanished, my legs and arms became moveable; in two weel without erutch- es, and in two months T was Perfectly cured RICHARD YATES, Captain of the steamboatlolas. Imay be seen atthe corner of South street aud Maiden lane im*in - Louis; Win. Thorr ierson and Harris DR. ROSS” W OULD call the attention otra ysicians tohis ABDOMI.- NAL SUPPORTER, which for three years past has proved so efficacious as to be satisfactory to those who have tried it, as well as gratifying tohimself, Many eminent men ip the Profession approve af its rome of whom ary the followin ‘rot, V. Mott, tevens, M.D, | R. K. Hoffman, W Prof, W. Parker, iss, M:D. "| VE. Berger, M. D 'rof, J. B. eck, A.C. Pon, M.D. A.N. Gann, M. D. Brot A, Lee,’ | A.L. Cox, M.D. | G. Wilkes, M.D." Prof. KC Wattsy | | J, H1-Borsowe, Mv. | A. Clinton, M. D Johnson, MD. | K. 8. Kissam,'M. D. | H. D. Bulkley M-D ‘Hosack,M.D. | G. A. Sabine, M. D.| J. Beakley, M.D. D. oe |. D. _P. Buel, M. D. D. *Cready,MD | A. Sinith, M. D, &e .—28 Amity street, Fine 4, 1845, COME ALL WHO ARE SUFFERING FROM PAIL Be Cured without Charge or Expense, BARTINE’S LOTION, The greatest Remedy ever known for all the Com- plaints which it professes to cure, will iven Gratis to the afflicted who ca afford to purchase by, q ig to 323 Broadway, New York. LOTION—The Lotion Dy and is the production of sided by skill “and experience. ‘The or solely for the inventor's own use, but no sooner had it become established in his practice, thau ‘an to be made, by the friends of those who’ had been benefitted by its virt fame began to sp became known as a never . in the Union. Without pulling, or'the aid of the public press, it has acquired its own celebrity and found its way into publi¢ favor as an unrivalled and extraordinary balm in the eure of many ef the ills to which mankind are subject, ‘ : Iu cases of Gout, Rheumatism, Swellings of all kinds, Dis- locations or Fractured Bones, Bruises, Cuts, Contusions at- tended with pain and i i Stiugs, Burns, Scalds, CI Wounds of every d failing cure, in most of the large ci mmation, Poisonous Bites and Wblains. Corns or Bunions, and it_ affords an immediate and per the only article that can be de- those pains in the back aud side. + violent exertion and bago, Exysipelas, id all i's ol the Skin, it lent remedy. | For Fever and Ague, Azue in the Breast and Face, Cramp in the Stomach, nal fechas itacts like acharm. Sut, above all, m the cure of ‘Tendinous and ( aries, Sprains, and Wounds of every description, it shows in a inost astonishing manner, its magical powers, In addition to the benign influence the Lotiou exerts over the accidents aad infirmities of man, it has been found uo less valu- able in similar complaints t0 which inferior animals are subject, particularly Horse, ; whose valne and useftl- ness demands the pecu ts owners. In some cases, where it has been applied fine creature for slight injut ries, it has, in addition to an almost i Tar apparently new animation and vivacity to the animal, (to such ces thewinning of arace has been mulating aad happy effects of the tural speed of the animal.) It has become equally celebrated as an universal specific both for man and beast. The following are some of the complaints most common to the horse, has proved its superiority. The Lotion is co ely of the medicinal proper- ties of vegetable substances, coucentrated and rendered most pure by distillation and other chemical processes Asan in- ward mediein 0 this the most innocent, wholesome, stimula- tingand cheering character, and will expel, instantly, those dull, heavy and hy pochondriacal feelings to which many are a0 subject, and give life and animation to both body and mind. To be had in New York of Thomas S. Bartine, of 92 Vesey street, opposite Washington Market, at 75 cents per single bot- tle, with proper directions for use very bottle ; T. Butler, No. 1 Nassau street ; at the Drag ¢, corner of Sixth Ave- nue and Thirteenth street. Also, of the Proprietors, 323 Broadway, where there will be made a liberal discount to those who want to purchase by the quantity for sl i or other use: ineipal Depot, 323 Broadway, N. ‘Where a large volume of testimonials inay be seen froin highly respectable parties iu this city and other parts. _ju28 Imrre MEDICAL AND SURGICAL OFFICE DQETOR JOHNSON, 17 Duane street, near Chatham st is one of the oldest and mostexperienced medical and st cal practitioners in the city of New York in the treatment o certain class of delicate diseases. The Doctor is established one stand for eleven years, and during that time has suce ly treated 12,00 cases of venereal, mercurial and other de complaints.’ ‘The Dr.’s reputation for skill in those old h cured cases that have existed for years is pre-eminent. No mat. ter how long you may have Gleet, Stricture, Ulcers, upon the body, orimthe throat, or nose, pains in the head and bones of the leg’ Hand can eure you, if your ease ix curable Constitutio ‘eakness, Sometimes called Seminal Weakuess, ged in by Foung men—Masy munataral vice fas experienced m lutary treatment. Dyspepsia, weakness of the limbs and stnall the back, confusion of intellect, forgetfitlness, pmipitation of 100 to society, are only symptoms of this com: plant. arrants a cure in every case or no charge. | Mild and recent eases cured in two days. Dr. Johnson is a regularly educated Physician and Snrevc al2 Imos*r URED BY A BOTANIC DOCTOR, who understands \/ his business, with ten years’ extensive practice in secret disease, male and female, has cured, after using all the quack nostrm been salivated and in the hospitals without benefit, ‘Those who wish a positive cure, without mercury, and avoid the ignorance and imposition of boasting pretenders, wh ciety ive mercury and ruin the constitution, should call with Biv out delay at 9334 Bo parate office and egress, Consul- tations free from 3to 9 P. M alg mtr VICTIMS OF INDISORETION. BERNETHY'S BOTANICAL PILLS are the most sn cessful, remedy ever discovered for the eure of gonorchena orany simnilar disorder ofthe orga fen, low, rich aud poor, married ued es without the least exposure, in the The: free from mercury, aud inv. cially, the wenerative orzans. ese Pills were, for Yenrs, preses ¥ t Abernethy in all stages gfthe shove complsin der einemier that thousands victims, and constitation whe of bee Pils would have anved them, ed we he dev ‘orsale, wholesale and retai ,| mm. its ” ¥ Hall, 36 Catharine street, and at 127’ Maiden Leame eo riee Price $1 ber box, with directions. ind Iméee DR, ABBOTT may be consulted confidentially at his office 16 Duane street, where persons afflicted with delicate d. eases, old syphilitic ulcers, di and prostate gland, are in the subscriber previous to selling to any oth mee wT LEVEN Broudway, (up stirs.) ice will be, promptly at jyi0 Im*re FOR THE PILES. DR. UPHAM’S ELECTUARY, is ® certain cure for ternal or external, bleedin original proprietor, A. Upham, lar edueated physi to an office practice, where Pil ssfully treated, doors above Spring street. Office hours 466, A line through the Post Off d to. to 9P. Jy 20 im d&ew* m To JERREOTYPE ARTISTS. ‘dhave made application to get Letters Patent for their _uew process to colbr Daguerreoty pe Pictures, produces an effect not known before, and changes f the Daguerreotype to that of i process is done by een A a bY every owe not akiiled i the art o fectly understood at one glane to procure the Patent 6 preenangomenty ¥ i ANG County, ews mal rience in the best horpitals in E practice in the city of New Yor lieved. more suffering humanity from the above di ‘than any other ph few Vork. Beware of imposition, and do not mistake—16, A medicine may. be had to. prevent. the above diseases in all their v: jes. Attendance from7 A. M. tL 10 P.M. Charges reason N. B. Dr. Abbott is the oul: lar advertisingp hysician in ay La" Duane street, except old Dr Cooper THE INVISIBLE WIG JO clonely resembles the real head of hair that s ir ordinary invention of the day. The great advantages of thiewa, Vel and unique wig is its being made without sewing or wear, hich causes its appearances so closely to resemble the natural hair, both in lightness and nate ay appearance, ax to defy detec: tion, its texture being uti porous and 80 free, that in all canes of ees “s evily of other wlus entirely wroed, ded and the grent ike invited to And the peeuline method of fttine tka A. Cc. BRRY" 46 Drealwey; came _ ibe ate ; ieee. wm VE Rrninby ie CURLING Bea ba ae PRIVATE TREATISE, certain delicate which. and most means of cure are 3 Possi- ‘ofawell, known, boasting class of people. Nowe ho have had Decullar ooporaniie of udfing, ean numerous and varied sources of deception bject, nor the sufferings, both in mind cal pe society. To be had ouly at 88 ice $1. (It may be sent by post, un- bound.) : P. $. Aware of the opinion, in general entertained of those who obtrude their skill upon the public (multitudes. of whom are seen in almost every paper), itis cousidered a duty to give the following statement as the ground on which this iittle book claims especial confidence :— ‘Gesldes the sath rank as Graduate of Edinburgh,&e.—his works on mediciae, The “Domestic Guide to Medecine,” which has paaaed thr ditions, a Trea- sspepsia,on the Epidemi jonial letters from the most eminent cians of Europe to the worenines in fasire os 8 y r to Dr Mott of this. city, Dr. Physick, of Philadelphia, and others, and, which is most gratifying, Permission to refer to almost every physician of emiuence in the city. auld In’ ON CERTAIN IMPORTANT MALADIES ‘IMHE AUTHOR of the “PRIVATE TREATISE,” DR. RALPH, begs to state that he is at home te muchas por: ible, inorder to be consulted tpom any of the peccine ie Orders referred to in this ile volume,personally or by post, Sf his reaidence, 68 Greeawich street, New Yorks and bees, cially, to observe that the subject of his consultations 1s not confined to these complaints aloue—but embraces the whole of by bel in any way relate iy prs segravel, a difficulty in passing water peculiar to advanci je, &e. He dooms it proper elso here to’ present to the public the following most interesting remarks on aes STRICTURE AND ITS CURE. ‘This being very little understood, although the most frequent and important consequence of diseases—in a former adyertise- ment much pains was taken to explain its - eases which were mistaken for it nees and its cure—also the fact that stricture frequently ¢) those who are notin the ng | ane of it. Thine, lover , oreanying, 5 £00, ac space, the following remarks will be coufined to certain cireum- stances which will enable oneto judge whether he has this com Plaint or not, and its proper means of cure. | Among other things it was remarked, that it was by no means necessary thatthe stream of urine showld be obstructed or even much diminished, in a case of strictur indeed, oceurs in bad aud long established cases, butstrictrre may exist for months and even years without producing any striking change iu this respect. it necessary there should be pain, oF any thing direct tention to the seat of this disease. Pain, certainly and then complained of, but it is only sto be superadded; and, with regard y of early cases, these are observed to ‘i end nervous system, rather than the part it- self, There are, however, three circumstances which most pe- culiarly belong to stricture, and, especially when they meet to- gether, should never be lost sight of, but lead toimm means Many other symptoms might be mentioned, but most ies as well, or relate to Stricture form, while the following. three belong to stricture in its early stage, and when itis soeasily and certainly removed. | ‘The first of these relates to THE MANNER OF URINATING,—It has been already said the stream need not be much dimi d or impeded; whe to be observed is the peculiar way in which it finishes, if it should happen, after the clothes are readjusted, that a drop or two should steal away, so as to wet a little, this, trifling as it may seem, would afford a stroug suspicion.’ Not’ that this drop or two can proceed from eS other ennse whatever; but, certainly, ure can exist without it. ‘The next 1s 4 THE TIME A FORMER GONORRHEA MAY HAVE REMAINED UNCURED —A Gonorrhea, though not the only, is by far the most frequent cause of Stricture. It js uot its severity, so much as the length of time its gleety stage thay have remained, that is to be consi . Neither is it possible in every case to statehow long this may continue without producing ‘Stricture, for one person is naturally more dis] d to Strie- ture than another. If, however, it should have continued from six to eight weeks, this length of time at least would strengthen anv other suspicious circumstance. ‘The third 1s THE EEFECT A STRICTURE HAS UPON THE MIND.—Nothing is more certain than the effectof Stric- to ‘depross the Ch Ne s complained of in the same degree by every in 7 al, but it is so common, in one degree or other,thet thewriter rare- ly sees a case of Stricture in which the patient does not observe so active, or capable of business ns formerly. This also is a serious effect; though iittle understood, but it is unques- tignably true. Indeed, whoever considers the natural connection of mind aud sexual organs, will easily imagine that, as there is o medium by which the mind so powerfully acts upon these or- Kans #0, through the same medium thesexual e mind, ‘This, however, is better explained i Treatise” of the author, a little volume which is sent to many parts of the world. As the cure of Stricture proceeds, the acti- vity of mind invariably returns. _ ies Hae ith respect to the cure of Stricture—this, it is gratifying to state, is generally accomplished in very little time, and without in or inconvenience. Nothing can exceed the improvement of oad ay in the treatment of this complaint, Indeed athe ands of proper and experienced persons, the cure of Strict isnow accomplished in as many ‘days cs formerly it demanded months. Many persons consult the writer who come on busi- ness to this city thrashort time only, but return perfectly cured. though it has been a source of trouble and anxiety for years. To those who cannot leave their homes, the writer furnishes his own f cure, to his “Private Treatise, eresting chapter, giving every information on the ok and written inthe plainest manner; and which, being A wed ina little mahogany chest, can be safely seut to any istance. In consequence of the number of pretenders and books of wackery which iulest this city, he deems iene r to make the following statement, us. satisfactory ground of confidence to strangers. Besides rank as Graduate of Edinburgh, &e. &e., he hos published ws of 1 work expressly ‘ complaints. Also, he has letters from the most eminent physi- cians in Europe to the most eminent in America—as Sir Astley ‘cooper, of London, to Dr. Mott, of New York; Dr. Physic, of Philadelphia, and others, eud is permitted, to refer. to almost every Physician of eminence in this city. Address Dr. Ralph, 98 Greenwich street. jy29 Im*re THE WONDERFUL SUCCESS Which Dr. Folger’s Olosaontan, or All Heal- ing Balsam has met with, not only in its sale, but also in the cures which it has effected, in persons who were ing a hopeless condition, has convinced the most sceptical of its ea traordinary curative pro- perties, and estahlish- ed ils claims to the name of the GREAT REMEDY. TT ULE Question is no longer asked, “Gan Asthma be Cured? It has been been satisfactory settled within the last two months that Folger’s Olosaonian will produce a cure quicker thar any other remedy in. the world, and references can be given to persons in and out of the city who have experienced its wonder ful virtues, who had tried for years all other remedies in vai Mr. WIL! icklayer, residing at Hoboken, N. J. tried every remedy which he could hear of for the relief of asthi and had spent more than one hundred dollars in endeavoring to procure help’ but in ¥: fe commenced using the anuary 2st.) ‘The lirst dose he took gave him relief, and two rerwards his wife called to say that the small quantity of this remedy which he hap taken had done him more good than any, and wal the med jes he had ever used iu his life. Mrs. BELL, the wife of Robert P. Bell, of Morristown, N. J., severely afflicted with asthina, ms. She wat removed to the sea board in the hope of 4 ier distressing symptoms, but with no benefit. One bot. tle of the Olosaonian so far relieved her that she was able to fi! up from her bed and dress herself, a thing she had not done fore in months and she has now returned to her residence in Mor ristown, N. J., with every prospect of being speedily restored. " ENCIPIENT CONSUMPTION yields to itseffects. It soothes the troublesome cough and wiyes refreshing slumbers to the weary—it allays the pain in the side and soreness in the chest, and enables the person to expectorate easil hile steutirely restores the secretions of the system and ng health. B. DEVOE, 101 Reade street, had long been cons of soreness in the chest, accompanied with a short, hacking cough—| d matter freely, has lost hisappetite aud felt alarmed at his situation. He had tried various remedies without any benelicial effect. His shortness of breath and pain in the side continued to increase, He used one botile of the Olo: saonian, and is restored to health George W. Burnett, of Newark, N. J.; George W. Hays, of New York; Deyid Henderson, 60 Laight sts Mrs. Metiana? 2 Walker streets F, Laban, 52 Pike st; Mrs. Archibald, 15 Walker street, with HTNDREDS OF NAMES of pertons residing in New York, could be given, who are ready to bear testimony to the superiority of the Olosaonian over every other remedy known for the cure of coughs, colds, asthma, con sumption, bronchitis, difficulty of breathing, hoarseness, indluen. za, pains uthe breast and side, and the various affections of the stomach and liver, For sa'e at 106 Nassau street, one door above Ann, and at Mrs. Hays, 139 Fulton street, Brooklyn. mnySre MAGNETIC REPELLANT D&; A. POWER, meinber of the Royal College of Surgeons of Loudon and Edinburgh, and of the principal Colleges of the United States, and for several years assi tant to i ted at = confined his practice for the last 17 years. orrhiea and Gleets, whether recent or of long afew days, without the use of mercury or copaiva, ‘or no charge made, a fy Strictitre, which, of all diseases, is the most insidious, otten commencing aud stealthily advancing where its existence is not even dreamt of, producing the most lamentable effects upon the mmd and nervous system of the patient. Some of the most prominent symptoms are prostration of the natural ener ies, aversion to society, and the involuntary escape of a few rops of water, after’ adjusting the clothes, subsequent to voiding urine.’ Hundreds of cases have been’ snccesstully treated upon my newly discovered system of Maguetic Repal- sion, thus avoiding the intolerable pain and great danger atten- dant upon the rash introduction of instruments, 5 Self Pollution is a morbid habit, arising with the inex- fiuult to over: pains in the bacl impoteney and sterility: bled, under my ment, to subdue this pernicious practice, and the ayste stored to its pr y the use of the Electro-Magnetic Albus, or Whites, Obstructions and Suppression of the . and all diseases of the female sex, have received s large share of my research and attention. I'am the only quali fied pra er who has had the moral courage to autygonise the empiricism which so fearfully prevails in this most neg- lected, branch of medical science. ‘On the doubts and fears which often deter from marringe, and on all other matters connected therewith, | may be con- sulted with the most honorable regard to integrity and se- crecy. Patients at a distance ble inthe descriptio Post Office unte 5 : Offices No. 15 Chambers street, between City Hall Place and Chatham street. Hours from7 A.M. to 10 P.M. an m* rt MEDICAL DISPENSARY. OCTOR COBBITT, 19 Duane street, a Member of the Bagel | Jollege of Surgeons, London, aud Member of the Medical Society of New York, may be consulted ment of a certain delicate disease. His lor close attention to this class of complaints—hi 11 please be as minute as possi- ry theircases. No letters taken from the ex mus mode of treatment—his extraordi ing a long and extended practice for thirteen years in tl and above all, his legitimate medical qualificstions, ar the grounds on which he rests his claims, Dr. Cobbett's mode of treatment is safe, effectual, and expe- ditious, not requiring either the use of mercury or restraint in diet or exercise, Strictures cured in one or two weeks with searcely any Lary Constitutional Debility—Those indivi who have in: dulged inn certain loathsome and secret habit, can positively by restored to health and society. Mild cnees temoved in two to four days. No charze made unless cu ber, 19 Duene street, one door from Chatham streets eat inte. "MEDICAL NOTICE. . R, COOPER, 14 D ane street, between Chatham n and Wil lian streets, has, for the last ten ‘acne ate Ne Prac- tige to the trestment 3 Toren ees peas _ her diseases Tock Honpieal aed has f the lat tom years en} extensive irs a faalkgs mjid cases ied eel, see teat alcureDr. 6 covered ‘method which he can it the wort form of Birictare Tn from ove tS an 0 the patient. two wedational Debility, vrought on hy. «secret habit in- TI Mit, Wheu toofreely indalged in, ts dyspepsia, weakness of the limbs and small of the back, éonfution sf ateliect, forgetfulness, palpitation of the heart, inversion to society. Reais wery case OF no charge. je wes recollect the num! Lover the door, as is adecptive sj mn impose thi celebrated edule aloish who advertises in this streot, yet, are mn icians. ‘Terms dicineand advice $-, anda cure guaranteed, offices are and jents. YERIORURE OF THE URETHRA This out dread: ful form of the disease yields to the treatment of Dr. G. in a aston poy «He isthe inventor of a method by Which he will warrant to cure trcturep rfectly iu as many months; an » hig plan is as the old mode of treating the and me be n cured by week, One of the most common symp little involuntary escape of water im- tome medi ing. Hae Se Oe CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY, re- sulting from certain indiscreet, seeret practices, of the youth- ful and thoughtless. Nature is too good an accountant to evi forget her customers, but will sooner or later call them to account, and a fearful reckowng it sometimes, proves £0 be. of this bhighting and desolating hab saleeaeee seme jons, a consuinption or Wasting ney, nocturual em: : ol the body, palpitation ofthe heart,trembling orshaking of the hands, » partial or entire loss of some of the faculties, such as th ring, voice, wemiry, ke., and also the derange- ans, such as. tye stomach, liver, lungs. aud the brain, last symptom nm to insat ty. For repairing the constitution and energies of su in’ this wise afllicted, Dr. Gregory wou'd most. earnestly re- commend hi: ‘onic Cordial;” it strengthens and nourishes the system generously, and is followed by no res action, as is the ease with other remedies of thiskind. Its good effects are permanent and the cure is lasting. Price $2.0 bottle, or $10 for half a dozen, in cases, and can be sent to any part ol the country. ate = THE PRIVATE TREATISE, called “ The Rabicon”— This litte volume is essentially important with those who for good reasons may hap) eda silent and trusty friend; its instructions are ample, and embrace all the diseases and d rangemeuts of the genital organs of both sexes. It contaius the experience of more than 20 years, and the improvements ori- fisting in this live of practice for more than balf'a century. ri Lagi gual LY sent by mail will pry for the book and the 5 age of both the letter andthe book, and. it wil! be prompt- i forwarded as per order. All applications by mail, enclosing a rab be promptly and confidentially attended to. The Book, and also the “Invigorating Tonie Cordial,” at the Doctor's residence, 66 Gold street, and at the . iam street, near Maiden | *\ ww Wulton street, comer of Wate: “« (9 Buicon agrees, corner of Gold street. “* 190 wicon strect, att he Lamp Store, Sun Buildings. ** us Bowery, comer ot Walker st. * J88 Bowery, corner of Spring st. “146 Deiancey street, comer of Suffolk st. ‘* 77 saat Broadway, corner of Market st., and hoth corners of Broaaway ana Unamnbers street. jul? lintec Medical Card, DQCTOR FAWCETT, of 196 Fulton street, New York ? Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, of London an Edinburgh, and Graduate of the Jefferson Medical College of Fhitadelphiay algo, nuthor of « work embracing the following subjects, vizi—Matrimony, Impoteney and. Sterility, anato- mically, physiologically, rnd 1aedic: ly explained, with a com, pret sive exposition of the nature and modern treatment of Philis, Sscoudary Symrton.s, Gonorrhea, Gleet, Strictures, focturnal Emissions and all the cou pollution, Doctor Faweett continu on the above-mentioned diseases, at his I 196 Fulton street, where the most aggravated forins of all affec= tions of the generative organs will yield to his mode of treat- ment, without restraint in dietor exercise, and without mer- cuty,’ Even when the procreative euergies become torpid or paralyzed, from excessive indulgence, er from masturbation, e will be able to restore the pers to sous at a distance, enclosing $1, can have a es had Ail letters murt be post-paid, and directed to Dr. 196 Fulton street, New York Medical Advice. DOCTOR Lamenr g 63 Gold street, betw ’ all diseases of a delicate nature; his trentment. bein . indicions, requires neither mercury, restraint in diet, or hin- drance from business pursuits: ecent cases cured in’ 8 or 4 are, ‘BEBILITY, NERVOUS OR CONSTITUTIONAL, ari- sing from’ too frequent indulgence of the passions of indisereet youth, and thereby causing nightly emissions, and eventwall confirmed impotency, engage tl r.’s strictest attention, his object being to restore the system, mentally and bodily, to that State of vigor nature originally designed. STRICTURES, a disease frequently existing without the px tient being the least aware, sometimes ciused by” mal-treatment of uninitiated medical pretenders, and sometimes. by the neglect of the parties themselves, are, by the Dr. effeatually cured, with out pain or inconvenience. /. Doctor being ous of the few qualified advertising Surgeons in the city, guarantees a perfect cure, or no charge made. Let or post paid es losing a fee, imm Hately attends icine, with a sent to any part ol nit Office) Gold autet. Open Trou 8 A.M. to 9 P.M. au mre Medical Card. oc D TOR MORRISON, NORTH RIVER DISPENSARY, 20434 Fulton street ‘Doctor Morrison continues to be’ consulted confidentially on all private diseases, which he cures without mereury, oF re- straint in diet or pursuit. Recent cases, particularly ‘Gonor thoea,” he cures in 3 to 6 day a STRICTURES OF THE URETHRA are cured by Dr. M. on improved principles, without pain or inconvenience to the patient. As the syinptoms of Stricture are analagous with those of other affections of tne urinary apparatus, none but ex- perienced Surgeons should be allowed to. make the necessary ex- amination, es those affected with enlarged prostrate glands, may suffer me! jury from awkward practitioners. NERV! D CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY.— This affection, and the train of evils resulting from a secret de- structive habit in youth, inducing nocturnal e i mate impotency, are radically cured by Dr. M., on pat-ological principles, by restoring the system to a healthy tone and reine ng its’ original vigor. A perfect cure guaranteed, or no cherae, ences arising from self private consultations ig gatablished office, ‘hi * Dr. M. holds no comzaunion with medical preten wis els tg be Surgeons, ane ia perhape the. ony qual advertising Surgeon inthe city. See his diplomas in his offic Fulton street., Letters post paid. and containing a fee wal ze medicine and advice to any-part of the Union erie Fulton suc, pear Greeawieh, New York, Open from7 A. a to 10 P. M., daily. julé im*s! LUCINA CORDIAL, ELIXIR OF LOVE. 8 the touch of earth restored vigor, activity and confidence tothe exhausted arteries, so will that glorious preparation LUCINA CORDIAL, reinvest the generative organs, however weakened, with their original power. There is not a shadow of doubt that this is true, and were not the subject of too delicate anature, hundreds would testify to the nnrivalled efficacy of this Cordial as a specific for barrenness, fluor albus, gleets, ir- regularities in the secretions, pains in the kidneys, female sup- pressions, (or the reverse,) 'prolapsus uteri,and in fact almost every disease to which the most delicate portion of the humen organization is liable. Tteannot, indeed, cure malformation of the parts,but (or auy thiag short of that it is offered as an infalli- ble cure for barreniess, while in all the other diseases enumer: ated above, whether acute or chronic, it will be found a safe and vereien remedy. The Lucina Corkial isa gentietouic, opera 4 geuerally upon the secretive organs and bracing the wi tem without so, far stimulating any function as to produce a. On the contrary, it seems to act in per- ture, and does not create a tem, ay Or, ‘ wal Of the natural energies. ‘The frst bo tle used will fully convinee the purchaser of the trath of all we ffice 125 Fulton street, New York. Sold also by Seth W Nowle, Boston vdaworth, Pro 3.8. Mur phy, 90 North ‘Sixth street, Philadelphia? G. K. Tyler, John M. Laroque, and Roberts and Atkinson, Baltimore: aries Stott, Washington City; O. N. Liuthacum, Georgetown; J. B. Wikd- cr, Louieville, Kyi Sandford & Parks, Cincinnaii, and by no other person in any of the above named places. Price $4 per bottle, or $24 per dozen. ju4 Im*ec pa ALE ca RIN 5 Co LONDON JOURNAL OF ARTS ANDSCIENCES, ke Conducted by Mr. W. Newton.—Vol. XVIII, (conjoined series.) March to August, 1811. The individual who took this book from the New York Society Library, is requested to re+ mm it. ‘The person having in his possession the third volume of Hallams? Introduction to the Literature of Karope, Paris edi- tion, 1839, 18 also requested to return it. Both these volumes are marked with the library stamp, in printers’ red. ink, thus “The property of the New York Society Library.” N.B.—Uther missing books will be advertised, unless retar- ie ed x00 LOOKING GLASS PLATES AND OTHER oa GOODS. large assortment of {rom 30-18 to 52-28 “1712 to 5TH "9-7 to 40-20 Pencils and Marb! vectat Glasses, Pipes, and a ¥ ct ather hand German Goods, which they offer at the lowest market prices. 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Terms—Advice and Me IMPORTANT TO living in the coun rowal applicat ing all medicinef requisite to perforin » radical cure, by stating their ense explicitly, together with all symptoms, time of eon traction sud treatment received elsewhere, if any, and en closing 85, post paid. CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED. ‘—(. WE TONIC MIXTURK, Pas the College § Medicine und Pharranoy of e city of New York, i id. of fidently recommended for all cates of debility produced by re cret indulgence or excess of an t isan invaluable y . remedy for impotene ity, or barrenness, unless depend ngon mal-formation. , f half a dozen $5; earetal me Lee peti a aliperts of the Union mn $5; caretully VELPEAU’S SPECIFIC PILLS, FOR the radien! cure of conorthonn, elect, seminal pmiasions, ‘and. afi mocorpurulent, discharges trom the regia Thee fence in the Hospital de Bills the result of twenty year’s expe: Dharite in Paris, are pronounced by their celebrated inventor, Frofenrar Velpeau, ax an infallible remedy for all diseases of .e uretha, hoy'effect eure in fy inch, shorter time than other i anting the you onfinement from businene” Pio 8h Reet RICORD’S ALTERRATIVE MIXTURE, (VOR the permanent cure of primary or secondary x ails, yaa yenoreal ulcers, nodes, or any complaint produce judicious use of merew ° medical AlTneracut aanerting a ran al rman ‘ett oye: His pows it don can consider hisauel sate after haying she sonnet tober a he venereal di fee {horoughly cleansing the system with this justly ‘cele: Je bottles at $1 each, in 85; caretully packedandwenttoall parts of tre Gefcts tome a CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF SARSAPA RILLA, GENTIAN AND 8, REPARED by the New Yon Calle eee : entrated extrct, Doesenstng alt the d extract, Possessing all the puti- fying qualities and curative powers of the ab lontly recommended by the College ns infinitely super teeny extract of arsaparifia at present before the pu omy ‘ages arising from anim u r alt rheum, ringworm, fects of ayphilis ot tm injudieious use o ‘ mee ases of ball & dozen bottles, as forwarded to all of the Union, 10 me * Piece SATE ARSUON Bit ta,