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

Kellar, of the Chas ‘Thomaston, Se cr om Wa will leave the Cabinet‘of then he! th to the next pele eo Ty quarter deck, and tool Hehcontaned sll my clothes, barometer, chro hometer, sextant, compass, watch, &c. including all my passen- i ‘reat difficulty ['saved my two | meutefor resand ting them on the ngressional print- ted thatthe locofoco n0is, - five from Ohio, two from Alabama, are out The Hon Mr. also members from,ladiana ond and out Untied "Suarey Journal. men States Jour . “Tatest Charge des Affaires from Texas, bas a command Tsaw him to-day with M harge des Affaire: clined receiving Mr. Lee, itis presumed he will also de- cline receiving Mr. Kauffman. ist y sue side of the vessel utes before the as she righted, we commenced cutting cle from the wreck; found ourselves driftin ledges and breaker etting the vessel’ st, and with the aid of a spa upon her, when we run between th By this time morning was wear b: being. as L supposed, near some houses, rigyed out the boat with joist for paddles, which soon returned with a favorab kindly received and well provided for — at for fifteen hours figure.and is 9 fine looking man. eam to anchor. News rrom Tut West.—The Inde; sitor coutsins a letter from Fort ‘Arkansas, dated July 27. The writer si sent company for Santa Fe preference to that of large and well arranged, the furniture tion is in the most central part of the city, of pablic amusement, and convenient Southern, Wester aud Northeru routes. Ulam, on the Iu the course of ad de fed ashore, and some. sails, with the wreck el, aud arrived at this place im i0 We had had noth ‘on, in consequence of the extreme dryness of the season, and supposed scarcity of ho water on the other route. son. The Wines are of enrefully selected. ‘The propri id that the whole on the western route. new Mexicans, we are told here, are bly disposed to our people. Whether there is really a declaration of war on the part of the Mexicans, these northern people are equally in the dark with ourselves. I do not anticipate any trouble with them in any event. 1 main topmast A spanker, steering ESE, was mainmast, under cow s+ passed Istiust, [at 39 4 | them with their patrouage. was launched B Milliken, in Suny, Me ou the 19th jew and beawtiful model. aud messures “eoper festened and fi 1 is owned hy Henry I Flag: ded by Capt Thos Harlow. about 240 tons. ‘West India trade, and will be comman PHILADELPHIA HOTELS. TW) WASHINGTON HOUSE, 223 ©! ut ABOVE seVENTE STREET, NEXT TO THE PHILADELPHT, IZ Bae jee ftrodand Warm tad Golding fae COLUMBIA HOUSE, Chestnut Street, between 6th and 7th streets, HE SUBSCRIBERS vopectteli their friends : ally in the travelling publie,they have taken the above house {ioe h i Way | merly known as the Marshall House.) aud have made extengoe alteratious and improvements in its interior, havi no | expense to reuder it oue of the most pleasant atid fashiounble houses m the city. "The parlors are uumerous, the chambers ly new. | Its loca- F to all the the depots of tre ‘The tables will be supplied with all the delicaei - The Wines are of the eholcest braadss and lave bees ‘ors hope by their personalattention a..d experience fe business, to ive satisfaction to thowe who may favor AGLEY, MACKENZIE & CO. Pleuritic auc peptic Affe Of all th dice now, Shere Uat one thes cya be selied on forks cere st TOF, ‘of the Baran 00 (omempa ody ing things are attended to, viz -—A. fair trial, pers Strict conformity to th this co pati office, No. 4 Courdan ‘CCHENCK'S PULMONIC SYRUP in the world, for the Col Cou, Coneuuption, snd all Brosched Fatraosery, , and it will gage in curing every case of Consumption, where the rerani sa be he reason of the. gre: he most powesful ‘purifier of the system known—Xt ope rates by assiting uature (0 expel the disease from the lungs, stomach, constipation, all usual symptoms of Consomption. the Syrup removes the fever, str ps the night sweats, aud regu ad liver, where there is hectic, fever, ni waking them healthy’ and natu- ruption are expectorated b: ¢ tsken the Palmonic Syrup f se of the Iungs ts removed, and t ent finds to his joy that he: he genuine Pulinonie Syry ‘© health, be had at the proprietor's eet, afew doors west of Broadway. notice that P. 8. BEEKMAN is no longer ageut for the genuine Scheuck's Pulmonic Syrup, S23 Im* AT THE WEST END. fas Cae erly Pe Wahine tore) ~— WILLIAM A. SMETS, pom maa jy meee | 727 Broadway, under ihe N.¥. Hotel, cofner The stopping at the Fort is a most delightful interlude Nothing can exceed the kind and hos- | pitable treatment of Beat and St. Vrain, and the traders | and clerks ia their employ ” Sentence oF THe Duetists. deen found, and the plea of guilty entered, ag: l gentlemen of this city, at tie tia term of the Crim: jterday in court to receive 3 S. W. Wilson, Mr. | jituy in our journey. U_§ sloop Marion, Comu der 8 Norfolit for the African syuatrouon Tucedsy nett ‘on on Tuesday nes Notice to Mariners. New Licut Houses o: establishment is fitted up with entirely new furniture, sndeabetanel pe i joe boy venience and comfort this house jul te in the city, | | and at half che price. Permanent boatders cau be accommodated Indictments having | 7 especially since the | Indiamen, off Cape er of Marine has caused tate of the lighthouses vel, as faras Bayoune in t ay of Biscay, as well as the ports iu the Mediter - Several new lighthouses, with co- | Prt lored and powerful revolving lights, have been erected within their sentence. Barr, and J. B. Colt; and th ‘oned inthe county jail for the peried of ten days. Louis Repub'n, Sept. 16. the coast in the ch: | arn Tanean, as far as Antibs WILSON’S HOTEL AND DINING ROOM, 5 Gold street, near Malden Lane OUNTRY MERCHANTS will find this desirable Hous being couvenient to the business part of the city. Gi uner, 18% cents, lodgings 25 cents. Kor con- om very reangaable terme m r lelicacies of @ SEASON BEV ‘Up, as soon as they in tharket, at half the price of ‘other honses Blegast parlors, for the referee cases, or private diuuers Of sayy ries. ‘The very best of liquors. ju5 mre the last three years, aud recently several life boats, constructed | Jer assistauce in case of ship ied on the 25th ult. on the Nerthem New Syxacocve.—Friday pe Bes Sees appoint- it Jewish Si e jon in this city , hi Several new lights were ops ed for consecratin, just completed at Bultimore. street congre; selected to deliver the consecration sermon. sires to retui have bestowed upon ht it | and to assure them that he wiilspare no exertions to render his + | house worthy of the patrouage of which he has already re- ceived #0 liberal a share. Newport, 10 mos, 90 sp B Dodds, Provincetown, 9 m mos, 50 sp |S blatish. vincetown, 9 mos, 150 sp Frost.—On Semday and Monda nights there ‘Were white frosts in the vicinity of Baltimore, painted and refitte of travellers or resideuts; and the proprietor respectfully soli- | ta continuance of yast favors om the parto! visitors to Sales of Stocks at Boston, ip, Sept 23.—12 8! England Worsted oy and §=Portsmout! Bk 110; 150 East Boston Co, bolm, 15; 2 KR, 8 0 1 m, 163; 50 do 167; 50 Nor & Wor RR 7. © tw, 77}; 100 do, 80 1 m, 76}; 60 do, bo 1m, 77 bol m,77}, 10 L Island RR 7}; 450 do, bol m, 72; 150 do, 8 0 5 ds, 71}; 50 do 71}. Secoxp Boako,—300 shs L Island RR 71; 40 do, bodsds, 71p; 30 Boston and Worcester RR, bo 10 ds, 17; 100 Western RR, b o 1m, 97; 60 Nor & Wor RR, bol m, 773; 75 do 77; 60 do, bo 10 ds, 71; $7000 Reading R R Bds, Spom: Freighter, from Demerara for Portland. 20th inst, lat 37 42 N, on Boston and Maine Broxens’ Boar RR1i N 2; 5 Eastern RR om Boston for Palermo, 20th inst, lat 4230, lon 65. foreign Ports. Axscro, PR. no date—Iu port, Swan, Blanchard, and Glean- er, Smith, from Havana, to load for Cowes—only American 107}; 6 Portland, the best on the tabie that the market affurds, and al Polite Buivorront, C B. Sept 12~Aurora, ‘ashore on the bar’—she is probably loaded. and re: ant agrouud ou the bar, whare she is not likely to sustain auy: | Capiz, Aug 17—In port, Home, Sanuer, for Rio Janeiro, abt v8. Whe, Sept 1—Arr Leopard, Baltimore. weastee, Eng. Aug 2i—Arr Leouore, London, to load for over, CB Sept guia, Youug, for ) andfey r.&e. Sulphur Baths reqaire hal “COMMERCIAL. In port, Lotos, from, Boston. an , Taylor, of NYork, | 1K Nipap, PS Aug 23—Art Santiago, Bos’ou, proceeds to re to load for Busto tome Ports. pt i—Arr Waldo, Gilchrist, Wednesday, Sept. 24. Asues—A large sale of pots took place to-day at $3 933; and also asale of pearls at $4 25. Corrox—The market remains quiet, and the sales are ll. Our outside quotations are rather difficult to ob- Board and lodgt NATIONAL HOTEL, Washington City D.C. HE FROFRIETOR, of this fine Hotel, tormerly Aled le- Gads! friends and th jing por . for the favors which they we he opened his establishment, ‘he house hi been, during the summer, thoroughly 8 now in firat rate order for the reception Wash’uyton, or residents during the session of Congress, be- dniidentthat they will always find. comfortable. fodgtngs iters. 3 8. COL Washington City, September, 1845. MRS. CARROLL’ | MEDICATED, VAPOR & SULPHUR BATHS, 184 Fulton Street,Opposite St. Paul’s Church. | M RS. ©. sOLL pepe Lo remind her patrons of the effica- 4VE cy of tne Vapor Baths in curing colds, rheumatism, chills 4 .e Vapor Baths sent to any part of the city or vicinity. ait ime | EAGLE BATHS, 528 Pearl Street. TWEEN Centre and Elm streets.—Warm, Cold and ower Baths, equal to any in the city, 12h cents clean single beds, 12}4 cents each. Meals 1234 cts. . $2.50 per week. | Newspapers from London, Liverpool, Canada and all the | ivm* principal cities in the United States. on file. Philadelphians Augora, ery, New York; 19th, Al pew) Parker, N id 20h, Wan Parriugton, Barba- PoRTLAND, Sept 2—Arr Hiram.Crane, Line savannah, Rideout, Good middling; Viddllng fair,. Pai ound out, ent 22— Arr Ruby, Georgetown, DC. Cid Gazelle, G Arr Franees Ann, Smyrna; Bruce, and Hove, Liverpool; Ovand 3 Mariner, Vincennes, i | any reason to believe there is| 5 Scrofulous swell juogs. Daring the we have treated 1s potients | 8 Eruptions of the # who hed incipient affections of | 4 Venereal warts. on—The market since the has been quiet, and the transactions limited, buyers on! taking as they want for immediate use, with sales of nevee at $4.65 a 4 70; Ohio and Michigan at $4 66a 4 Guain— Wheat, arrival of the last steamer Arr J E Donnell, Marseilles Charl Mitrox, Sept 22—Ar li New Beproxp, Sept 2 500 bushels North Carolina sold at 85 — mend, Yhiladelpnia, Patriot, Rye, none offering and in demand, 68 cts. freely of- fering ~69 cts. coud be obtained. of southern offering at 53 a 54 cts. Sey. Oats have improved, with a fair demand at 41 a 42 cts.; canal 38.239 cts, Barley 64 a 65 cts.—a good lot at GARTOWN, Sept Zi—Arr Cy) mond, Yankee. and M for Portland; Cerde k. Philadelphia for Boston; | » New York fordo; do for Portsmouth; Leo, do Corn but few samples nortnern or Jer- Philadelphia for Boston Philadelphia; ‘Orna Wilmington, NC; Try: 3d—The above remain in —Arr George Klotts, aud ft, and Kmily, Albany. |, Baltimore; Moses Brown, Philadel- Mawvracturry Tonacco—The demand so far this fall has been good, and at steady prices, which wi The growing crop of be smaller than in some years, and i good quality as heretofore, which must continue to !*-=p the prices of the manufactured article as they are no v, if not tend to advance them. No. 1 twist 9.9} ct; N» T cts; No 16 lumps frou of f in Virginia will ; Bhustow. Sept 20—Arr James & Samuel, Philadelphia: tis thought not of a | srgus, Richmond; Alida, Piaukatank for Providence. “SlaW | 6 Nitheswrats 8 General debi 2 Discased kidueys 8 Secondary vener pt2l—Arr W R Jones, Norfolk tor Providence: Turk, NYorkfor Boston; Eagle, B zabeth, Gardiner ior Som oston for Norfolk: erset, with Juamber, struck on Kettle al2cts; No.32do 9415 cts; ladies’ twist 13a 16cts; | Bottom Rock, SW of Damplius, and bilged but worked over, pounds cavendish from 6 a 40 cts, as to quality Provisions—Pork, Ohio, heavy and sales limited, with | N adecline. Mess $14; prime $11. Beef no 8} cts. bbls, 8} cts. 4 cts, without change. Butter not quite so good with bet- Western store 14a 15 cts.; Orange county 22a 25 cts. Tvas—imported in the ships Lucas and America.— Terms, notes at 6 months. Hyson—10 half chests at $1 08 per Ib; 9 do at 94 cts, do 92, 50 do $3, 25 dos2, 22 chests 65, 26 half do 56, 2 do.7 a9 cts; No. 3 do. 6} 1 was towed into this harbor water! Norwicn, Sept 20—Arr Shetucket, New York; y Philade!phia; Hudson. 20th, Perseverance, Philadel, aud Myrtle, Albany; 22d Pur.averenia, Sept 23—Arr Pearl, and Banner, Boston; Jno »pper, Providuce: 9 Cases of irmtation about 2 Se change.’ Lard sess ose | Randolph, On {Jos Brown, Providence. i Columbia, Boston; Juha, New Haven; Elizabeth, Providence; J Burton, Der, Fall River. | Sept 2—Al ania, for NUrleans; Turk, Irene, Splendid, for St Jolin, N Hla, and Porto Rico, for Bosto sara, and Southerner, Providence We experienced a very severe accompanied with rain. mee daring the greater part of | {sustaining injury.— | mmoud, Autares, Lewes, Del. Sept Civilian, ‘and Lion, for ta, for Newbury pe |, for Worenam, N went to seacarly this mor Young Hyson - 15 bf chests 86, 70 do 70, 96 do 68, io , 194 do 27, 120 do 26}, 522 do 25, 10 do 23, 10 cases each 417 18 bf chests withdraw: on Skin—d hf che: 50, 25 do 46}, 30 do 43, 94 do 28, 15 do 24,70 do 28, 129 do withdrawn. Gunpowder—12 hf chests $1 16, 10 do $110, 8 do 91 90, 6 do 38, 20 do 36, 00 do 35, 5 cans each 4 19}1b bxs $115, 100 13lb bxs 45 cts, 200 6lb bxs 45, 50 cans 12 2b cans 52}, 200 131b bxs and 200 6lb bxs with- 82111 t! As yet | have heard of 0 ves Tiwre are now at the anchorage three bi 1, 15 do 59, 10 do 53,71 chests nf do 42, 87 chests 41, 33 do 34, Richmonp, Sept 20—Arr Wm Henry, Edward, do; Hannibal, Aumack, N Foran: Boston. kve, Bordeaux. Imperial —10 hf chests 92, 11 do $6, 32do 77}, 16 cans each 4 16}1b bxs $1, 20061b bxs 49 cts, 50 cans 12 2Ib Chulai—s8 ht che Oolong—14 chests 66. Ningyong—7» 2 chests 1 Kokew—i0 chests 25, Mea, Lockman, NYork. Sid By beet Sicht’s Sonthern Mail, Leghorn; Rodolph, Nantucket; Port ew London; Lady | ugthela, Liverpool, 122 chests withdrawn. Laila tote? 10244, 5 do 22, 80 do 20, 274.¢0 24}, 10 do 23, 179 hf do 22; er diseases enumerated above, Whether acut or chrou Souchong—100 chest do 20, 543 do withdraw Mohea— 10 hf chests 22 Caséia—1300 mats at 17} cts per Ib. ra, Liverpool—reports a bright 3 153 do withdrawn. ny coming out of the Roads, | Also arr, William | ‘oper, NYork; Oregon, | New Bedford Ol Market. [For the weck eadiog September Sperm—There have been sales since our last of 2100 Nw bbls.; 1800 bbls. the first of the week at 49 cts., and to- a sale of 300 bbls., handsome, at 90 cts, cash. Vhale—We notice a good demand, with no material alteration in prices, and sales to the extent of about 4500 bbls, as follows:—a lot of 2500 bbls, one-third South Sea, at 33 cts.; 725 bi notural energies. purchaser of the truth Principal Office 125 Seth W. Fowle, Bost Murphy, 90 North Sixth Town, DC. situcket. Std Oleron So Norroik, Sept 2—lu Hamptoa Roads, ¥ River for Liverpool. Forelgn Porta. Ponce. PR. Sept 6—In port, Cyrus, of Portland, for Europe, Boston; Bolivar, | m. | ia, fm James | BW hy no other person im ‘any of the above named places. ‘$3 per bottle, or $24 per dozen s24lm*r N. W. Coast, at 34 cts; 550 bbls do. at | 34} cts; 340 bbls selected do. at 35} cts, and some small parcels inferior at 33 cts—all cash. , ‘The market continues inactive, with lit- tle disposition on the part of buyer or seller to operate to extent. We have heard of but one transaction the 's and Scalps, iew Invenied Wigs ani citing the astonishment, curiosity and ad neisseurs. Ail the old di are now done away with. ATCHELOR" Scalps, are ex- imiration of con- | ulties and vexatious annoyances atiful specimens of t! ni ouly be procured at Wm. Batchelor’s, No. | Broadway. Removed trom 165 Broadway. SPOKEN OF OUT LOUD ring Cream in existence— such general satisfaction. past week, a sale of 10, which is a decline. | Imports of Sperm Oil, Whale Oil, and Whalebone into the United States, for the we Sperm, 5,522; Whale, 7,830, B Shipping List. ,000 Ibs. South Sea, at 34 cts cash, costs = bout one third le: ee making: Ieis unaffected by heat ek ending Sept. 22, w sale by GE jone, 101,000.—New Bedford IT IS Brighton Cattle Market. Serr. 22—At market, 1125 Beef Cattle; 450 Stores; 3300 id 1950 Swine, Prices—Beef Cattle—The prices of last week were not | We quote extra $5; first quality $4 75; second hird $3.50 a 4. of the whole world; the auited presses of Enrope and it unrivalled, and the immense itis patup neat- ther soap now before the public id see the artich d entor, CHARLES H_ RING. 39 u «proxi mating the nearest of any yet manufscunred to the nat rathead ofhair Toupees, Plaits, Bands, Seams aud Curls, cheaper than any otherhouse ia the city. ‘The trade supplied laly appreciated. er, sold cheaper, All are requested to call | kor sale by the origin | i ‘wo years old $0015; three years old $16 | Broomesireet_and 80 Maiden L ne. TO ANGLERS AND DEALERS IN FISHING TACKLE. ONROY’S, 52 Fulton street, corner of | facturers and Lm have now completes | 1a the Jine for Pond, ces, Bracelets, Waten Guards, Ring m4. Sheep—Lambs from $1 12 0175. O1: at om $) a Old Sheep from e “liff street, Manu- porters of Fishing Tackle in allita branches, their fall stock, eansisting of every article River’ and Sea enuive K. Hemining & Son, and ge rated Fish Hooks. Also, of Dixon Shooting Tackle and covered Drinking Flasks, ¢., wholesale and retail 1 ¢ for Sows, and 4 and | C id bs of all d 4} and dic. At retail, from 3; Hair Brushes and Combs of al his highly esteemed and well po the head and moiste: that will LEE" —Shouts to peddle, 3 and 3 hd He nnine Limerick | Moretqn Impoctations. ‘Sons celebrated Maxsanieta—Bri 8 sticks cedar 114 logs maho- vUrtie. e—235 hhds sugar 46 do mol: Ee JK JB Lasala & co, Pence w extensively used in the European eapitals, —— gon forthe Ara time futroduced ito the U. Staea made from the best silted aud. cleaned eofiee, avd. abe MARITIME HERALD, } res according (othe tate, dated full, more or less, accordin 1" is now for the first time othe taste, diluted | ‘{eme PORT OF SKW YORK, SEPT. 25. eneral, trave lers by , estaurateurs, Ke ard indulyes tw the hope to be hi ction of a novelty ke. which cannot fail tu | f | always demands, by a liberal patron be aw rded to him by ever, person who will make atrial of | e ¢ for sale at wholesale by H.D Hill, No.7 Water street y Bunker Co., 13 Maiden lane, JG. Gott berger corner Chambers and Ceatre streets: W EL. SZADETZKY Corw'n, 639 Broad Sole Manufacturer Brig Carib, Clark, 9 J LAMPS, GIRANDOLES, AND JAPANNED Be WARE, rig Wanderer, (Br) lohns, NF. Foster & N Davison. St John, NB. Sou Paine, Cedar Ke: hepherd. New Bedis ius, Providence, HE Subscriber has just received fror Inrge and splendid ‘assortment of Giraudo! med with fine English © of Solar and Lard Las jain Shades, Chandet }, Suitable for Partos s 80, a Jarge assortment of Gothic Lai -d Glass, which he will sell at wholesale JOHN W, MORGA: Brouze and Si ver, tri Also, a very superior quali ing 2, 4,4 and 6 high from Boston to Charleston, and from there to New and is now, it alive, suppored to be trading from some of t scuthem porta, see this advertiser ‘arkbill, Burlington. athorus, for Hall Addressed to Michael Neil, care of A. Saul, N He, 24 days from Mansanilla, Cube, with St fil at reduc would be gratefully neksowiedged. su" Newburgh N. MONTHLY REPORT FOR AUGUST | NEW YORK MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE No. 75 Chambers Street. CASEA SUCCESSFULLY TREATED Prevention is better than| 3 Bilious stomach. rly application | § Palpi ‘ion of the Heart. 1] men when you have | 21 Semiual weakne: in the auy affection taken place die | ue ast mouth | 6 Falliug of the womb. a. he q h 01 > y to believe all of them sre sale ‘ PALL FASHIONS j | from the fatal effects of con-| 14 Examinations of the chest i SUBSCRIBERS have just received an invoice of very sumption. to detect disease. | aris, Cravats and Liver Hdkfs, richly bordered — ‘Acu e pleurisy Bad cough. - Intestin al wo fferent diseases of the Pain and burning on the ye: brain. ; 2 Bleeding from the lungs. Chronic rheumatism. 3 Cases of gravel. Cholera morbus. 6 Bilious head-ache. Dysentery. Sourness and wind on sto- mach, 4 Puin in the side. 3 Liver complant. ty. , of long standing. the womb. e f piles, 5 cured, 3 un- 4 Incontinence of urine. der treatment, 2 Retention of urine. 4 Sore heads of children. Muti ammation of stomach. | 2 Sappressiou of menses. SURGICAL OFERATIONS AXD CURES. oO ous for squinting. ures cured in the ure> the ueck of the bladder, and scalding of the ure- thra. ih 1 Scale of iron removed from ping the abdomen for the eye. 3 Operations for radical cure elled legs and feet. of Hydrocele, water in hos brought to a head scrotum, : ad opened 6 Sore legs of Jong standing. 2 Large abscesses opened. 6 Cases of injury by accident 1 Percussion cap taken outof| attendedto. the head 1 Case of water in the sper- 1 Needle taken outof the arm | —catic cord, cured. of lady. 1 Contracted anus relieved 3 Operation for the removal by an operation. ‘of ton s. Kr vice to the poor betw Band 4 o'clock. amin: a “A BOSTWICK M. r Attending Surgeon and Physieian. LUCINA CORDIAL, oR * MELIXIR OF LOVE. the todch of earth restored vigor, activity and confidence tp the exnausted arteries, 90 with ‘that glorious prepare s tion LUCINA CORD'AL, reinvest she generative organs, Tenessee, | however weakened, with their original power. There is nota | shadow of a doube tha of too det led efficacy of t is Cordial as bus, gle ts, irregularities in | neys, female suppressi infact almost every dise y of tye human organization is liable. It cannot’ indeed. cure malformation of the parts, but for auy thing short of that itis this is true, and were not the subj-ct av anature, hundreds would testify to the worival pecifie for barre: secretions, pa (0 the reverse) prol to which the most del ate PO} offered as an infallible cure for barrenuess, while in all the oth- it will be found a safe and sovereign re» edy. ‘The Lucina Co'- t i Tativg generally pon theserretive or- racing the whole system without so far stimalating jou as to produce subsequent relaxation. Ou the c y, it seems to act iu perfect harmony with nature, and does reate a temporary vigor, but a permanent renewal of the we first bottle used will fully conviuce the fall we have asserted Iton strect, New York. Sold also by Dr. Wadsworth, J. 3. reet, Philadelp! M. Laroqne, and Roberts and Atkinson, .olt. Washington City; O. N. Liuthreum, Georgetown; J der, Low ville, Ry.; Savdford & Parks, Cinciunal ice MACHINE BELTING. ATENT METALLIC RUBBER BELTING. N ARTICLE of greit strength and durability, can be ‘adapced to ail kinds of machinery for which leather is used; nd is superior to itin many respects, cold, aud when adjusted to machine- ry does not require alteration as is the case with leather For EO. BEC HE! ; 100 Broad; Belts of given lengths and thickness made to order. au28 2m*m © BARRY, Artist in Hair, No. 116 Brondway.— Wigs + and Sealps upon the Ventilating and Gossamer syste ay. Also, manufactured from ladies and gentlemens hair, Neck- Earrings, &e. im*me SELECT PER UBIN’S, Guorlain’s, Piver’s, Prevost’s Maugenet & Coudray’s Extracts Cologn der; Oil; Pomatumss, Cosmeniaues, ‘ke; leserip , together with ronised Japonica Juice, for ing the hair, the only thing Prevent the hair falling out. Soldqt Wat, DIE oiffeur Americain, 26554 (late 271) Broadway. NTISTRY. DE: r BSERVATIONS on the best means of preserving the | teeth indispensable to healch, beauty and comtoi a loug aod extensive praetice, by M. Levett, oducer of the insertion of Artificial Teeth on the principle of | smell work will be found useful ilies, while persoas who have lost teeth will be informed of the best methods for replacement aud presery: May be had of the author, 260 Broa way, comer of Warren st sil im*me DENTISTRY R. HG BLANKMAN, Dentist, 116 Chambers street, N. York, late of Virginia, offers his professional services to ubli'. Persons who of having operate: ns wameotal and nseful 18 as the teeth pro- his office, where be had. Verma mo- vevate, aud a'l operations warral 83 Im*re FINE AKTS. OE PAINTINGS Cleaned, Lined and Restored, b $10 Imtre No_702 Broadway. OUnOULD DANIELS s1OULD DANIEL NEIL, a uative of the county of Cork, Ireland, aseafareing man, and when last heard of, tp irlean nt, he will ol his brother, Michael Neil, to hear from him. A Tette 154 Fulton street, one door East of Broadway. Lamp, for Camphine, ‘LOWERS AND FEATHERS. KER. %4 John st, hy packets, Louis Philip, St i ortment of the newes owersaud Feathers, ape May, spoke brig Noble, from Lu NCH ARTIFICIA OWITZ & BEC es, Machias, lumber. (of Thomaston) Bentley, from Naguabo, PR. L . to ‘master. ‘ peater, Forbes, Wilmington, NC. naval stores, to J fi 2 of French Fi . Latou rette, 24 hours from Boston, with mdse, reasonable prices, " | Im*rh Bearse, Boston, mdse. which they offer for LOWITZ & BECKER, 34 John st. Plumbe National Daguerrian’ Gallery, on the Broadway and Murray atreet. 822 St TO DAGUERREOTYPISTS, 1,0 0 FRENCH Whole French Plates, (Steer Brand.) 000 da c f No.’ "s, Deg ido do of Ostia Baands, No.'s 2's es, ofall sizes, ride of Iodine, C Bromine, Just received and for sale, at wholesale and retail, at the per corner of ston for Albany. FRENCH ARTIFICL FEATHERS & MAT RUN LAROSIERE & just received b: AL FLOWERS, FOR FLORISTS, COURT, 116 Will the last Havre pack ds, which they le FRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS AND | | ‘BA THERS, acs RY & KAHN, Importers, 53 Nassa jen lane, have veceived per late arri icial Flowers aud materials fc Also, several cases of Marabout, Ostrich, Wil days trom Boston. ke 20th inst. South le, Joe Bridgeport; for Virginia, 4 ‘i ap onl; 284, 11.4 m, brig Majestic, for Phitedcto | sortment of Avtiti Miacellaneous Record, The above goods have ail been aglected at Ps ed at the most reasons! ‘aris by Mr. Hen Packer Suir Lours Pariree, shag Letter bags close at 11} o'clock. Packet S47 Susnipan, Cornish, for Liverpool, will sai! for Havre, sails this rae A and are o' ach Orchard and Red Ash Col uumal the lowest m the elty,) namely, | Yard corer of ETER CLINTON. delivering best Sure SovtHroat, which was ashore meat Barnegat, has b fand towed to the eity Featerday MOTHIOE Ly sten ‘Bato Canvas Hammonn—Extract of a letter from Captain rope aud America. O TO DEALERS IN JEWELERY. HE UNDERSIGNED, being Manufacturers, and havin fine assortment of Jewelery and Diamond Work on hand, from dealers aud merchauts denling in the above Any given pattern or style of jewelery or fine die article; mond work made to order, at ie peta palaw & ARROWSMITH’S, 5 im*me No. ley street, one door tro '. N.B—Twelve or fifteen good chain makers can find ei | As above. emb'd, Muslin Dresses. | Rich thread lace do “Brussels thread do Emb'd. with thread do Rich whit Point de Bri Silks~Broche Venecien, do di Rich e Saxony of Waverly Place, AS the honor to inform the Ladies that he has just re- ceived by the late arrivals from Havre a spleudid assort- FRENCH FALL GOobs, ment of | that have been selected with particularcare at Paris for this Store ouly, which he begs leave to call the attention of the La- dies to examine WEDDING AND SOIREE. DRESSES, rulle do do satio, do se) do * sh RICH SILKS, All in Pattern Dresses, Black extra ‘Arceuciel riehly shad’d Pekin Camayeus, aoe %, rate Cardoline Perse, Ombre rile White Watered, sone at PaRIS EMBROIDERI Emb Muslin Poiuts, do do Fichus, ‘ _ do do Canezoui jo, Berths, ‘Trimmed with Valen Cui «mb, Pocket Hdkfa. Splendid } VERY RICH SHAWLS AND Hermina Riche, tra, eres Nuanie. 3. tela: LOAKS. | Thibet Shawls and Cloaks, New stuff for Cloaks, | Tartar do do Cashmere Cloaks, Magadon do do Printed Cashmere d’ecosse, Plaid Maslin de Laiues. do ws RIcH CASHMERES FOR DRESSES. Emb’d Cashmere d’ecosse in dress pattern: terns, Also, a very lorge assortment French Jewelry, Reticules, Bias Bios 5. Perfumeries, and a v-riety of Faucy Articles fan hour's notice. | Hut to ur’s notice. | Wot so De o faunal in auy other part, than at the West-end. FOR SAL. MEDALS AND COINS, OR SALE—Ancient Coins, Grecian and Roman, of the middie age, and modern Coius, and Medals of all nations to che present time, in great aud sin-I) quantities. Also, col- | letions of eomposition medals, fiuished in the most exquisite mauner, aud at very, mod Mi rices. val Samples from Sineria, Sweden, Norway. Bohemia, , England, Franee, &c., at No. 15 Greenwich street, 2d Story. sl23w*r a wardrobe, at si71m*m FALL GAK MENTS. 7M. MATTHIESSEN, 127 Fulton st.—A choice stock of Cloths, Tweeds, Cassimeres and Vestings are now open from which selections can be nade at very inoderate pie ces, for cash only. ; : The cutters of this establishment are equal to any in the city for their taste and skill in xetting up garments, and cus- tomers can depend on satisfaction, punctuality aud despatch. ‘Those farnishiug their own materials, can have them made ¥ nthe above terins, UT FIT TIN .—Every article necessary to complete MATTHIESSEN, 127 Fulton street, next door to Herald office, cute rheumatism. 8 Costiveness, | Pheir assortment ofready made Linen, and gentlemen’s under A rmeuts is now complete and well Citizens and strangers ieee ‘Their Patent Elastic Brace is highly recommended by the faculty forall persons who are suffering from debility, or ain inthe chest, or have aequired the habit of stooping. For sale Wholesale and r tail, at the old establishment of Pumells & Agnte, 237 Broadway, comer of Park place. #10 Im*m FRENCH FALL AND WINTER GOODS. MAD'LLE. FANNY GODEFROY, HO is expected by the next Havre pack, few days alter her retura, a splendid a choice of entirely broidered s Musi resses, imbroidered Mi 4 materials, made wo exclusively for herself, Thread €5, Feathers, Ribbons, Perfumer Lejay, Baudran, Bauvais: d_ with the ladies’ toilet. roadway corner of Leonard street, above Cox’s store. si7 2w*me Instruction arge, according to the Portuguese and Germau pronuncia struction in the above eecomplishment, as well ing of English Poety. alo. He will commen THE MISSES PALACHE 5 BOARVING AND DAY SCHOOL R Yo Lene the Jewish Faith, 97 ‘Thompson st., N w York. given in the Hebrew Language, free of any + All other Tanga ages and the accomplishments Caught on usaal teins. 1 of study. Palache having been for some time established, fidence on the success of their system. 16 Lm*re ELOCUTION. DWARD MATURIN, A.M. ,begs to inform his former pu- bils and the public,that he mtends organizing classes for in in the read- to Schvols M. offers er as and can show, on application, tes- can be obtained Py timouials of the most satisfactory character. Residence 41 Warren 810 Intro “OCULL -REMARKAB! DR. 5, FRANC. 465 Broapway, Grand Street. M. BIRD,7 Will ‘months, with neubulas co fectly restored. Charles iam street, was ton Literary and ‘Years nearly blind from amaurosis, totally blind of one eye e sight, was cured in takpractice’ itis of reoran, 64 Mulberry s tate to ehgove an ex}. a large ulcer covered ous, 192 Green street, nearly blind from amauro- t is now perfect. Astonishing, even after they have | i Peck Shp and be convinced, His ‘ate most reesonable witnessed astonishing cures | 12 fect Si ai Mr aruntend. a2) ime re believe his preparations for reatest blessings that could highly recommend him as a Rev. G. Benedict, seases of theeye to be one of the i. safe and skilful Oculists Rev.'Dunew Dunbar, Cone, sade, R. C. Priest, : fies lussieed wnieh cannoe be dlatingwtabed from gthe least pain. Numerous certifi Art 2 the natural withont givin) cates to be sven at the office. (7 Advice gratis, i mm Buntil 10, A. d a application by mail {post paid) sta medicine will be sent to any part of the Union, with directions to the poor, Mondays, Wednes- iz the disease, his vi 5 from awleward M. WISE, suffer injury from awleward | eer OPTICIAN FROM GERMANY. TREN GUS aid the tray of evils sulting. fom & seret ost respectfully informs the citizens of NewYork, and i in general that he has located himself in this city Broadway, alarge and assortment of Spectaclesan aud Steel Frames. 6 he is parly known by his anvual vi since the lastnine science he is enab Persons with weak eyes beuefit aud not stra prinesples, by restorin Stating its original vigor. charge. Reading Giasses,"in Gold, Silver, ublic, to whom who claim to oe Surgeons, as he is, per! d to’ determine the gl. advertisiug Surgeon in the city. See his 21S Bi Let to a new style of perspective thint, which, through their high po ON dd have been highly recom: mended as the best in their effects upon the eye for preserving aud improving the sight in continued writing and re such as have been operated upon se inserts likewise new glasses and solicits the patronage of M. WISE, Optician, CONSUMP DOUBT NO LONGER! UT read the following and reflect.—Another Wonderful Shortaighted persons, and cataract, can also be suite of superior quality in old f all in want of his articles. | confirmed impotency, engage tu | object being to restore the system, pentglly and bodily, to that MILADELPHIA, April 1, 1845. riots in Southwark of July Thereby certify that durin tigue in the perforinance of mili: last, owing to exposure an tary! duty, my health received asevere shock. In the lat sty all the symptoms of PULMONARY. CONSUA peared. At this juncture { ealled in my first physicisn, who attended ime some Weeks without benefit, and told tiuctly that he considered my disease bey yed another pays HOMSON'S COMPO! RAND WOOD NAPTHA. tify that in. common jan, who at onc ND ‘SYRUP O Lused twelve bottles, aud ith thousands of oshers, who have medicine, that to it aloue’l owe my restora JAMES ANDREWS, No. 217 Catharine st. I was called to attend to the above'case, in the secoudary 1 found the patient laboring muder com- | plex disease of the lungs and liver;, ulceration of the latter had ion 1 discovered an abscess had ase being apparently hopeless resolved at ouce Tar and Wood Nap had previously tested, scarcely ex- | ‘acase so desperate. 'T iS INARY, hence : pelling all doubts respecting the efficacy of this excellent medi- | Cine, indiseases of the lungs aud liver. hia, April 1, 1845. stage of the disease, | taken place, and bj | formed in the right Iuvg_ The eas J the reach of the usual treatinent, jiaeeneney tha, the virtues of which ca | the san | SYRUP, the medical faculcy had always regarded Consump | ton as an IN M. CHAMBERS, M. D. st comer of Fifth and Spruce sts. | il by A. B. SANDS & CO. Chemists 1s, 273 Broadway, comer of Chambers st. Soldalso roadway. Price 40 cents. THIKD EDITION. al PRIVATE TREATISE, BY DR. RALPH, IN certain delicate diseases, in which the best and most i ure ure stated in the plainest pousi- ble manuer (the prescriptions used in the author's own practice | being given without reserve description of several innoceitt disorders frequently mistaken for venereal, which afford a wide | deceptions of a well known boasting class of people. None ies of judging, can H | less than two y Sold wholesale and re | NAPHTHA | THovsann c | its agency, hav | made of its virtues by the eblest physician convenient means of giving also a clear id for the. extortions and | ticles of corruption in the strength of its ascent to the up) worthy the attention of n : both in mind and body, they entail upon society. To Greenwich street. Price $1. (It may be sen! 8. Aware of the opinion in general entertained of those | hed the public (multitudes of whom | | are seen in almost every paper), itis considered a duty to give | the following statement as the groand on which this iittle book claims espect Besides the author’ former works on mediciu ine,” which has pass E , Will open, in a sortment of the newest aud most fashionable articles in her line, just received by the latest packets, such as— Rich Moire Silks, R ¢ Sitins, plain and figured Pou de Soie, marenial articles for dressers, F: assorted Ball Dresses, rich Rordured Linen Cambric Handkerchiefs tia Capes, wewest pattsrus, do Evabroidered Collars, Maguillag of vai Tg 3 kc as Graduate of Edinburg veral editions, a Trea | tise on Dyspepaia,on the Epidemic Cholera, &e.,&c.,he has tes- timonial letters from the most eminent ph; i America, as Sir Astle: ysick of Philadelpbia, an is most gratifying, has permission to refer to almost neal rer vaiand Broche Pekia, Perse and Chine ew Fanev Muslin, Tulle aud other 'y Cooper to Dr minence in the city as lately observed that several pretenders d his advertisements, and the titie of his book, as they could do ; but those wio should unforunate- ly happen to be misled will very soon detect the imposture. CERTAIN IMPORTANT MALADIES. | HE AUTHOR of the “PRIVATE TREATISE,” DR RALPH, bexs to state that he is at home as much 2s sible, (except Sunday) in order to be consulted uj the pecifliar disorders referred to in this little v sonally or by post, at his residence, 88 Greenwich to observe that the su ned to these complaintsnloue—but em- braces the whole of those whicn in auy way relate to the a difficulty in passing water peculiar je deems it proper also here to presen wing mest interesting remarl AND ITS CUKN. ‘This being very litte anderstood, although important cousequeuce o {much pains was taken to explain its uature ~the disen wluch were mistaken for it—its cousequeuces and its cure—als0 the fact that strioture frequently exists in those who are not in fit. however, oceupying too much ing remarks will be coufined to certain cireum- will enable one to jadge whether he has this com- . and its proper means of cure. aud ready had for $5. Persous out of the city le by express, or other conveyauce. All orders mu pau and especially, he best masters are employed, and Coke Z i} oe phat facility afforded for the improvement of the pupils in the var ous brane ud The Miss rely with c urinary orgaus, as to advancing ake, to the public ah cal practitioners in the city of New York in the trestment certain class of delicate diseases, ‘Ihe Doctor is established in the least aware space, the follot neces whi as a sufficient number of udert most respectable class in the community they received in a shorter time, aud easier mauner, the kuow- him with th street, where he will continue to give lessous at his rooms or their houses on reas 2 bought at C. G. Christman’s, 404 Pearl street, or the author's | two €an proceed fro veral years a professor of Spanish Literature in one Of the The in the ishind of Cuba, and at preseutengaged as h stitutions, 3 order to ar commodate students, Senor Paredes will have sh eve: ne classes three times and tl he other thee days in the upper part. sons Wishing to see Mr. P. will please apply at Messrs. id Porter, No. °5 =t_ Mav vr 2 KEY TO MUSIC HE Undersigned, Professor of Music considerable namber of his Pupils a8 obtained from a he Piano Forte (the ) a certificate that diments in Music, and how to play from his new truction book called the Key to Music. He conti- f.Jessons on the Piano, and those who may favor i custom will please leave a card at Ne 9 Bayard able terms. The Key to Music can be system, which has never been introduced as yet try: ithes been greatly approved ef in Europe, as being the | shortest and easiest method of ‘bri. sddressed to X. Yat the office of this paper, shall be attended alil attheir ware-room, 0. where also may be found an assortment of 6, 6% aud 7. Octay Pianofort HARPS. HARPS. 45 Anthony St., 2 Doors from Broadway. AMES HANLEY, the ony Papil of Sebastian Erard, of r brating B will com 41 Walker street. For Polka or Mazurka, for desired. young ladies b Soiree Balls,exclusively for her pup: parents or quardians Being in correspondence with several of the principal pro- fessors in thes of th will ma sous, ace ME: &: Rosi forming his plishment (and the Mazurka snd Poll on Weduesday, Sept. 17¢ Broxdway Hous town Academy will commence on Monday, Septem 62 Eighth Avenue, where all the different branch taught. 813 Im*re lodging. RISTIAN G. MUELLER, | si3 2w*re Author of the Key to Music. MUSIC. A LADY wishes to devote her time to the instruction of young ladies on the Piano. She teaches on the Logeriau 0 this coun- ing on the pupil. A note m*re AEOLIAN HAKPS. Woon, & CLARK having purchased the patent right for “Coleman’s Aolian Attachmentto the Pianoforte,” tor the entire United States, (excepting Massachusetts,) anuounce to the public, that. the: with this improvement attached, or to attach the sume to any modern made horizontal Pianofortes. Iu regard tothe durability of this invention, N. & C. are prepared to satisty the most pre- judiced mind, their own critical examination and e Warraut them in the assertion, that the" Aolian” will remain iu tune in any climate, andit will not be affected by transitions of atmosphere. ‘The most satisfactory warrantee is given with enh instrument. are now prepared to supply Pianofortes public are mvited to examine the ‘*AZolian Pianofortes’ N roadway, opposite he Pask both m rosewood and mahozavy cases. m26 lm*r London aud Paris, calls public atte ition to his stock of im- wed Patent Doubie and Single Action Harps, including his ebrated 64 o¢. Grand Gothic Instruments with Metallic Vie wes, Se. Se. Hanley has b-en honored with the testimonials of the ame: President of the United States, the American Miuisters to the ‘us of London Professors. Bochsa, Alva others from private’ individu Antrony street, 2 doors from Broadway. SPAIRED. Strings, &e. 812 Im*re LESSONS IN DANCING, WALTZING, Xe. AD. ACHILLE respeetivliy announces to her tri uds and | patrons, and to the public in general, that her regular class jee ou Saturday, October ilth, at her Saluon, No. DAYS OF TUITION, For young Ladies and youug Masters under 10 years of age, Wednesday aud dt on every day aud Saturday, from 3 to 5 o’clock—an Stor young Gentlemen. Evening Class for Gentlemen, every T1 y and Thursday at 8 o'clock, For Ladies and Gentlemen desirous of forming by them- selves private Quadrille ses, Polka or Mozuika Quadrilies, hour md€t convenient to both puties. vidual and of lessons in Dancing, Waltzing, dies aud Geatlemen, atany fixed hours adame 1g schools and private families. accompanied by their Madame A. ret admitted in the duty to adopt them from them all the novel ig to her patron’s desire: DANCING ACADEMY. Broadway, Corner of Grand Street. ‘TSON has the honor of respectfully ine ds and the Public that his classes tor gi- instructions in all the different styles of the above #ecom- ka Quadriltes, ) will open at the large Saloon attached to the f Tuition, Wednesdays end Satur- ; Gentiemen, & P.M A Pri- vate Class for Ladies will be formed from 6 to 7_ for La Polka and Waltzing. Li nat their residen Pe Class- or at Mr. R.’s, 62 Kighth Avenue, or 110 ual street. Robertson would also inform the public that his up justructions given to Pupils and Priva will be 1—WaT B AN to purchase Gold or 81 Gold Pencils, Keys, &e. ll DANCING ACAUEMY, 7A Lrowand Stxevr, West Side of Broadway, LE. PAULINE DESJARDINS has the honor of in- oftieaboveat ait mick lower tate agen devcrptiens | ME toreing the iublic that she wil ‘yield Watches a low an"$a0 aud Seach" Wateher and | Sep er ite of fassiog: “At ie ood tynexchanged or bought. All Watehes warranted to keep | taught all the newest and most. fahiy HOW in use good tim hi GPO ALLEN: [onporter of Watches and Jewelry, : W hoternle and Reval, 30 Wall street, #20 Im*m up staise. | +, DR. HULLS TRUSSES AND ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER. HE superiority of Dr. Hull’s Instramente over all others | vad | Fan he. Bosrding Schools. Private Lessons mi other classes will be formed by « nu be attended to ar any ti » knowledged by the mo EK ace oe ent Physician 7 female n attendance in the laden doparvaveut. stg iinvea able Dances ne Among them the new Quadnile of Polka, Gallo: ye Waltz Polka, and all st A Kaanees the Polacea, Mazurka, ovens "ie. P. D. will give her part attention to Lad iY wate Neholare, and will time 9 1m’ Among other things it was remarked, that it was by no means necessary that the stream of urine | much diminished, iu a case of stricture; this, indeed, occurs in bad and long established cases, butstricture may existfor mouths without produeing auy striking change in this there should be pain, oF any G. DE PAREDES, who has been for se | should be obstructed or even | | srles Coudert’s Lyceum and St. Johu's College, ha: | me leisure hours, would be pleased to devote them in | ther is it necessary ig the attention to the seat of this di is now and then complained of, but i ns to be superadded; and, with re these are’ observe ‘rather than the part it stances which most pe- week, in the lower part | when inflammation hap to other effects, especii fal! upon the mind and nervous syste ‘here are, however, three circu: culiarly belong to strictare, and, es r ? should never be lost sight of, but lend toimmediate means y other symptoms might be mentioned, but most of these belong to other maladies. as well, or selate to Stricture advanced and settled form, while the following three belong to stricture in its early stage, and when itis soeasily and certainly removed. ‘The first of OF URIN ly of earty cases, —]t has been, already ished or impeded: culiar way in which, it finishes, if it ted, that a drop or two trifling as it may Not that this drop or said the stream need not be much ditni to be observed is the clothes are readju: away, 50 as to wet a strong suspi ym no other cat r ture can exist without it. The next Th ‘ORMER GONORRH@A MAY HAVE ‘URED —A Gonorrhea is by far the most frequent cause of Stricture. | severity, so much as the lens remained, that is to be cousi ease to. state how long this may coutiue Stricture, for one person is natural! | tare than another. I six to eight weeks, this length o} any other sui picious eireumstance THE EFFE MIN D.—Nothin, a, though not the @ its gleety stage may have either is it possible in every ‘a posed it should have continued from f time at least would streagthen third 1s, HAS UPON THE ! A STRICTURE is “more certain than the e ture is to depress the spirits and to lessen mental ener; 's is complained of in the same degree by every al, but it is socommou,in one degree or other,that thewriter rare sees a case of Stricture in which the patient does not observe at he is not so a able of business as formerly. This hough iittle understood, bat it 1s unques . Indeed, whoever considers the natural connection , will ensily imagine that, ax there is a d's0. powerfully acts upon these or: sexual org: Fe-act upon ‘and experience | and sexual orga rough the same medium the r h his, however, is better explained in ‘Treatise” of the author, a little volume which is sent to many ports of the world. As the cure of Stricture proceeds, tae acti- | vVity of mind invariably retarus. | tect With respect to the cure of Stricture—this, it is grati generally accomplished in very little time, and or iuconvenience. Nothing ean exceed the improvement of rears in the treatment of this complaint. is of proper and experienced persons, the cure o} w accomplished in as man’ days ny formerly it demanded rsons consult the writer who come on busi i but return perfectly cured though it has beeu a source of trouble and anxiety tor years. To ‘who cannot leave their homes, liar means of ettre, to +h haa au interesting, el nject, and written in t hess to this city for a short time only, fe writer furuishex his ow ther with his “Private Treatise, iving every informati Plainest_ manner; and which, being closed in a little mahogany chest, ean be safely sent ‘to any In consequence of the number of pretenders and books of aackery which infest this city, he deems it je following statement, as a satisfactory xroun rs. Besides his rank as Grad he has published three editions of « work expressly on these complaints. Also, he has letters from the most eminent physi- in Europe to the most eminent in Ameries f Loudon, to Dr. Mot ja, and others, and Physician of eminence in this city. Address Dr. Raiph, een wich street. TEETH, TEETH, REAT REDUCTION in the price of Dentistry, at the old establishment 62 East Broadway. Teeth set on pivot, . Teeth set on plate from, uate of Udinburgh, &e toual appl ‘PSHE TONIC MIXTURE, fidently recommended for all cases a cret indulgence or emess of any kind. It is an invaluable remedy for umpotence, sterility, or barrenness, unless depeno! ag mal-formation. Ail other Dental operations ‘performed in asi cheaper than can be done b: ‘Teeth mounted for other dentists, by ‘inues to give her professional services at | y any ether Dentist in the city. and SYcchaniel Allwork done ae this office warra Ak | Mechanical CHURCH'S VEGETABLE LOTION, FOR CLEARING AND BEAUTIFYING THE COMPLEXION, \HURCH’S VEGETABLE LOTION / move from the skin all offensive blotehes which detract from beauty Fiarthe reanttof twenty. Chatite in Pe Provessor V the anges aoey meracere in £ hal 1 hg other remedy, without tatating t i it thestomagh. or confinement from humneame” Prog $1, Wee Inany years, andis now cont an indispensabl Sold in bottles, at 75 cents each, at 188 ner of Spring atreot, tem shoud use this powerful puri F 1846. son can consider himself safe after ha JUST PUBLISHE. Without thoroughly cleansing the system with this justly oele- BY McGOWAN & TREAD No. 68 1 HE ODD FELLOW: by Paschal Donaldson— Vings on Steel, from, Original beautifully hound in discount allowed to Booksellers. O) DR. UPHAM’S E vernal remedy ith egrtan cure or 4 ‘ aipropmetor, A. Uphiarn, M.D, perience, cont h jedienl office 196 Bowery, ¢ hours from 7 A.M, 109 P.M. NOTICE harboring or trusting the ctew of bis of their cone $5; carefully packed and sent t CONCENTRATED EX7 ACT OF SARSAPA 1 Piles, either in- old at the office of a” regular educated ned to an office prac- ses are successiully four doors above Spring extract of Sarsapar relied on asa certain remedy for all diseases ari entaneous eruptions, ulcerated sor from the secondary effects of syphilis or mn inju mercury, LL persons are forbid he British Barque Ads Fe Lv whels clean Miinoia Hemp seed, for A d ‘eK COLLINS gC \ tacting will be paid either by Captaia of owner IBV APL RR ere Ne Slip, near Wi D®& om Yor ae mend Foy i th 1 ue irgery, ra ‘perfect! tte desparate eases of every ‘variety of secret disease, old ob jcers, cancers in the throat, strictures, xe caneed by greatest sunfortur fuged physica Dr gE is ti ‘oldest cea uithis city; his proet hig suce-sa t ¢ heen expelled from the Hospital His offices are well arcwiged or privacy Cal experi Medical Card. DOCTCR MORRISON, ER DISPENSARY, 20436 Falton street. N irc Morrison continues to be’ conrad confidently ou all private diseases, which he cures without mercury, or re- strauitin diet of pursuit. “cases, particularly “Gonor rhea.” he cures in days. STRICTURES OF THE URETHRA are cured by Dr. ou iuproved principles, without hain or inconvenience to the ymptoms of Sireture are analagous with ms Of Uae tainary apparatus, none bat ex- ould be allowed to mnake the necessary ex- fiected with aularged prostate glands, may practitioners. BILITY = much i habit in youth, induemg nocturnal emissions and ulti- potency’, are radi NB. ith medical pretenders, N-B._Dr. M jholds no commnnion with, mien! pretandery in his office, alton street. Letters post paid aud containing a fee wi insure medicine and advice to any part of the Union. ich, New York. 0; Otticg 2014 Fulton street, uear Greeuwich, New York | Open iedical Advice, pe TOR LAMEATY is still confidentially consulted at his Id office, 62 Gold street, between Fulton and Beekman, on of adelicate nature; his treatment being mild and jas, requires neither mercury restraint in diet, ox hin- dranca from business pursuits, Recent cases cured in Jord ‘SBILITY, NERVOUS OR CONSTITUTIONAL, ari- from7 A. | sing from a too frequent indulgence of the passions of indiscreet , and thereb) ‘htly emissions, and eventual; touted wey, enge re the ‘Dr's strictest attention, hie Sraature ongutaly designed. AGES, a diseaue Fequenty exiting without the pe tient ing the last aware, sometimes cau: yy mal-treatment Of uninitiated mwilical pretenders, and sometimes by the neg OF the parties themselves, are, by the Dr. effectually cured, with OUE pain or inconvenience, 5 é “The Doctor being one of the few qualified advertising Surgeons in the city, quarautoesa perfeet eure, or 10 charge made. "Let ters, post paid, enclosing a fee, immediately attended to, and me deta, eth abvien set to aiy part of te Uatted Sean Oifice'sd Gold street. Open from A. M. to 9 P. Me ~ HASTINGS” COMPOUND SYRUP OF NAPHTHA. | CONSUMPTION DISARMED or 1rs TERRORS. | J PQOCTOR HASTINGS, of London, has »ppomted Messrs Moore & Co, of New York, sous Amerieny Agents [or | his celebrated COMPOUND 'SYRUP OF NA'HTHA, | which, after the amplest experseuce and proof, is now ackuow | ledged by all th Physicians of both hemispheres to bee ie remenly for arrearing the formstion UBERCLES ON THE LUNGS, | and removing those already formed; for further evidence of which Lobes} el pie to the Cee ee ne ee isles aud all ‘other respor sible. publieatious. devote interests, Until the appearance of the NAPHTHA RABLE disehse, and the records of medical cience exhibited uo autheuticated case that weighed seriously nat that opinion, “Since Dr, Hastings’ discovery, however, Fs ago, of the new and greatest property o! hen united with o 8 of absolute phthisis positively cured th been substantiated; and this well establishes fact, in connection with a tnass of experiments successfully Europe, clearly = p h a rc ud S) of | hitha, is. eee OSTIVE CURE FOR CONSUMPTION, even in its worst stages. Three of tl causes of this property of Naphtha have been discovered. ‘They are its ex traordinarysvaTLETY, Hand PERVAsIVENESs; for’ the received into the system, it extends itself through Out, making A PASSAGE OF EVERY PORE, no matter how clogged up they may have previously been by foreign substauces.— Hence it operates on the diseased lungs by dislodging the par of the frame, and th if it had forced & passage through some chumel which their disease had stopped upsand the re-openiu of which was the only result necessary tq the restoration ol health Such iudeed age the promptcas oF action and energy Of HASTINGS NAPTHA SYRUP, in all. the diseases which it is recommended, that from the time they commence taking it, patients, bd L THAT IT 18 CURING TH f an effect nearly’ the reverse of that which attends the earlier use of every other known met Sore throats, night sweats, pains in the breast, back, &e. ting of blood, bitious and asthinatic affections, it is also ad. ted to be the speediest, moat vigorous and effective remedy ex: tant, Ithas frequently cured a painfal cough in -nday, whi h has defied other popular medicines for a mouth; aud tts effects in all asthmatic complaints are equally decisive aud remarka ile “Tagsitude ofthe mind, abbivess and wasting of the tlesh, fon to inaetivi melancholy. forebodings, are also quickly corrected by the Naptha Syrup, which, i a wonderful Manner, revives the spirits, hardens the flesh aud muscle, bra es the herve, and inereases the weight. ‘Thus, thone who tse iCaccording to directions, generally tucrease in Werght about. & ean anauy’fawe i or uo other purse than the Ty, or the iuerease of boully strength, in fine, a single trial of Hlasting’s Compound Syrup isall that is required to secure the confidence of the patient, aud cause him to forego all other remedies in ats favor. i WOORE & CO. 4LANN STREET. Price U securely packed iu a box feeling after taking it F transportation to a .ccompanied by a remittance, and directed to M PANY, 41 ANN street, New York. MEDICAL AND SURGICAL OFFICE pecror JOHNSON, 17 Duane Cnet near Chatham st. Ni is one of the oldest and mostexperienced medical and surgi fal one stand for eleven years, ly treated 12,000 cases of ad during that time has We be complaints. The Di ‘euereal, mercurial aud othe reputation for skill in those o cured cases that have existed for years is pre-eminent. No inat- ter how long you may have Gieet, Stricture, Ulcers upon the body, or in the throat, or nose, pains wn the head and bones of the legs, I will and ean cure you, if your ense 1s curable. Constitutional Weakness, sometimes called Seminal Weakness, brought on by asecret habit indulged in by young men—Many an unfortunate victim of this munatural vice hus experienced m salutary treatment. paid, Weakness of the limbs aud a tellect, forgetfulness, palpitation of are only symptoms of this com- Haunt. ie Warrants & cure In every cose or no rge. Mild recent eases cured in two days. Dr. Johnson is a regularly cated Physician and Surgeon, al2 Lmos*r MARTELLE & HOLDEXMANN, No. 37 Malden Lanc, ANUFACTURERS aud Importers of Ormental Hair Work, Wigs, Toupees, Bonds, Curls, Seams, Bandeau Hair, Davguy’s cel sled Hair, 15 iuches long, ang a newaatyle of everlasting Curis, and ali kinds of Hair Work, wholesale and reta a 4 Also, avery large assortinent of Flowers. Feathers, Head Dresses, such as Algeriennes, Urieutal, Pompadours, ‘Eyyp- tienne, Duchuss, and ali kinds of Millenary articles. N. B.—The trade supplied on reasonable terms. s2i_Im*in DEAFNESS. RS. CASTLES & EDWARDS, Aurists, No. 361 Brond- way, attend to the cure of deafness and every disease and af- fection inetdental tothe ear. ‘Their treatment is based on the rational principles of science and practical knowledge, entirely free from any theoretical dogmas. ustic Oil forsale, a sure cure for ounds, collections of hard wax, of this organ, incipient deafa WILLIAM ARNOLD, M.D., DENTIST, RESPEC TEULLY informs his friends and che public chat continaes the practice ot his profession as usual, at is residence No. $ Wagren street: (Dr. A having #r miuy years paid striet a tenti@h to the diseases of theteeth and gums and the operations inerdent thereto, and especially to that most necessary and useful one, the filling of the teeth with increasing patrons; ) abundantly tently. #7 1m*m READ THE FOLLOWING ADVERTISEMENTS coxttien o” Medicine and Pharmacy 95 NASSAU STREET. 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CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY Medi ity. of New ¥, Medicineand Pharmacy of SAY, Shee ete: oo jingle bottles $1 each ; cases eupalts: dozen $5; carefully VELPEAU'S SPEOIFIC PILLS, JPOR ph raient ene of gonorthann, geet seminal tmnisgions, and ail mocorpurulent, discharges vam the mruthe eas experience in the Hospital dq re pronounced by their celebrated inventor iu, a8 an infallible remedy for all packed and sent to all parte of t axes of than RICORD’S ALTERRATIVE MIXTURE, Fok the permanent cure of primary or secondary ayphil: venereal ulcers, nodes, or any cot Hine produced by use of ‘mercury, or unskiiful medical treatment. ispecting a venereal taint remaining in their sys withont delay, as no pei the venereal disease, ied alterrative. Sold in single bottles at $1 each n cases of half a dovem as parts of the Union. RILLA, GENTIAN AND SASSAFRAS. PREPARED by the New York College of Medicine, wud acy, established for the sappressionof quackery. This ated extract, ponsessing all the puri- q and curati ntfy ended by la at present before the pul mare state of the blood, sacl ches or pimples, aleers, pain nes throat, or any Idi ingle bottles, at en of half a dozen battles, one doren Wu C Hy Hat a f the Med 1 =A very libers Ie it to wholesal h wre W.'8 HICHATDBON, M. Du ent