The New York Herald Newspaper, November 3, 1845, Page 4

COMMBAOIAL . New York, Saturday, Nov. l. Asurs—The market to-day was ratner heavy, and sales 87}; 12}. limited; Pots at $3.87); a > set sy Tot, | Stock on hand, last report, bbls. F993 3,904 Heceived this week.crnnst+-om 800 67 8499 4,201 Delivered this week. 638 ‘404 ‘012 Stock on hand, bbls. 7,061 11,699 ce the receipt of the European news has become firm and somewhat active. Flour of all kinds arrives freely, and is stored as fast as it comes in. ‘The exports for this season is presumed will be much greater than anticipated; as near as we oan ascertain about 260,000 barrels have been exported si the beginning of Augus The market closed to- with some sales of Gouesee at $5 75, from which pric holders are unwilling to make any reduction. Svuthern, | inch tewn, Brandywine and Iichmond, $5 60 a $575. ‘Sules of wheat, Genesee and Il: ade at $1 20a $1 35; Southern at $1 07 a $1 16; Rye73a 75 cents. Jersey and Northern Corn 67a 63} vents, weight. Oats, Northern, 42. 43 cents. Cotrox—The sales to-day were too small to notice. We continue our peer Up te Flor, ” Mobile & N.O Good middling, Middling fait cengoee the barnne Ranger, which arrived on Thurs aay The sales besides include 75 eases new crop Bor deaux Prunes, in fancy boxes, from an invoice just ceived; 42 bales Languedoc Almonds before arrival, and 15 cases Genoa Citron, on terms not made public." Lyap—Missouri is tomewhat low ; small sales being made at $4 50, cash, Whatenonk—North West Coast, for export, at 31 vents, cash, Flour Mark: Axsaxy, Nov 1—The Flour ee is a little more active to day than fem pa but there is no improve ment in price r of sales at all ranges from $5 50 @ $5 624, and even a 75 tra. Barley is dull enough; Towed at 63 a 54 .c ; oue holder of his at 53 c., and, not getting it, shipped itfor below. We notice one very heavy sale of Wool this week. One entire lo’ ing to 64,000 !bs., fine clip, from Western New York, was sold, three-fourths for the English market—price not public. Burrato, Oct. $1, 1845.—The only transactions we bear of that have not been noticed, are the sale of 1000 | bbis. Michigaa flour at $4 50; 850 do at $4 624; 600 bbs. Black Rock at $4 62), and 100 bbls Wisconsin’ at $4 44 Some 4,800 bushels wheat were disposed of yesterday afternoon at 86. In provisions there is nothing of con- sequence doing. We,notice the sale of an invoice of lin- seed oil at 66; 200 untrimmed hides at 7}, and 800 bbls. salt for export at $1 19. The English news being deem- ed favorable for the export of cheese, a number of buy- ers are in market, and $8 per hundred has been refused for 40 or 50 tons Erie county and Ohio. CreveLann, Oct. 29.—The canal receipts are 800 bush- elsoi Wheat, 3209 bbls. of Flour, 80 bbls. Whiskey, and The Wheat brought 85 cents. 1100 old at 30a 31 cents, and 600 bushels at 29 yields to the advancing rates of transpo: nd 880 bbls. of Harvey &Co and D. K. Jones soldat $420. 531 bbis. old Flour sold at $3}, and 234 32, both lots subject to examination of sound- ‘Taliow is in fair request at 6} a 63, and Lard moves at 7} cents. Sales of provisions are in small lots. Roenrsren, Oct. 30, 18 As we anticipated the news has had no very material effect upon the market. But few loads of wheat have been in to-day, which sold at 93 a94c. Sales of larger quantities which came in by rail- road and canal, have been mate at 95096. The latter price being the highest that we have heard of,and about two cents ubove the price paid before the receipt of the It is a fact of general notoriety, and has caused je complaint among our farmers, that the buyers in this city pay lees for wheat delivered at the doors of their mills, than they do some 10, 15, or 20 miles distant, making an actual differevce in favor of farmers whose lands are not considered as valuable as they are nearer the city, of some 3 or 4 cents per bushel in the price paid and the transportation. If any good reason can bo given for the distinction, we should be happy in giving 3t publicity. Flour bbls. are more plenty, and sell at 35 cts. Freights, 62 cents to 67 to the Hu ison. @ Pirrssunc, Oct 30.—Flour—In our last report we re. marked that’ the market then depended on tho com: plexion of the news received by the Hibernia, then duo. On Thursday tiorning it was Kuown—the market was slightly staggered but speedily recovered, and all offer- ed that day Was taken at $4 29 a $487. On Friday, the news from the East w favorable, and forthe two or three ecient | ys the market declined until $3 87) a $4 was touched, when a reaction eastward caused a slight iinprovement here. For two days $4a $4 12} has been the established price, more is occasionally paid. Sales of the week 2000 bris. ’ From store sales of smali lots are meking at $4 12} a $429, mostly at the former. uckwheat in sacks brings $1 25a $1 50100 Ibs. Grain Wheat ishigher. ‘The mills are paying 70a Toc. per bushel, the latter for prime sa.nples only. Buckwheat— ‘The mille are paying S7}e. per bushel, tation, Forelgn Markets. Havana, Oct. 18,—Coftee, of first quality, none in mar- kot; 2nd and 3r: a $84 per dl; triage $9 4.0 $6 4; a l4 perar, Yellow $9a ll; Cucu cho $8a8}. Pork—Mess from New Orleans $14 4a 18; clear do 18.92; Flour $144.15; Hams 11 a 164; Lard lial4 4. Exchange on London 11} a 11} prem; New York 22 a 3) prem; New Orleans 4j u 6 prem, short sight, Passengers Arrived. Liverroot—Ship Rob Roy—Mr Pope, Mr Cullem—192 in the steerage. Pont av Pr —Barque Heela—J C Carstan, Mr Giberts, New Oxteans—Ship Wabash—Mr Kinnun, and 6 in the steerage. Ontean: rque Yarmouth—R H Williams. Saraneia teint HartlordDe Wma Kinnilly, HJ Hart. stene. lady and child. Savannan—Brig Savannah Me Messrs Moore, King, Barbour, Grant 5 HAKLES FON: que Edward—Mrs Leuee, Dr Hammond, T Maylaurts,B Ji ob. JF Lee, 2 M Dafont, D Lampkin. Passengers Saitied. ‘Steam sty pag a from Boston Camp- ampbell, | JEK Ken W H Richards, J Scott, G Homans 1 of B. DA Kirtridge, L yan; G Duxbury ¥_ Schondorff, Bowdvin, Moses B tromly, Smith, Gen Gibson, H ney Goegell, Ms Lord: "Collinvidle York mith, OA Norris (bearer of deg Ph vtelphits Mr Mo sley, Richmend, Giebecs sis Fellow se, Mr Lane, Ad Kingston, To: utr routo; Jas Robiusan, Mr Baker, Canada: 'H Stowell, W Cor bert Joby Gruhn, L Thomus, Mr Mackenzie, R Kerry, Mr ‘Webb, Wm Cripps, J Cripps, Mra ¢ laud Lieut Col Everett, two sons acd ~ervent, odion Roger, GV Rev Mr M’Leod, Scotland. Le Compte Armaude d’ atl il, Pictou; John Campbell, ‘W. cw, Fic Seu, J Crouch, B Starr, W Croua fax—1l. Total 60. M's Purdy, Mr B: and Dr Toulon, i Foreign Importations. Ra bt eal Finlaud—200 bus ster! Burlage & Hurter—4 pkgs C WV rwerk—2 C Parker—2 C Verrien—1082 bays wool ii kgs Dacith & Coasine: 15 Schrage, Koop & co—42 Wic! ethvasen & Buckmy er—9 Sout t E cenugiden—s P osiarray A Heurichs—150 White ftield—2. org & The baud —2¢ Lawrence, Marra Be Tennis oie ietor & Duckwitz —~\ 3 Daco se—i0U § Rossam—7 bxs gum 2 cs draxs 65 boxes? bs a 10 cks cream tar 4 bbls 25 millstones 1409 begs rags order. Pore au Princr—Burque Hecla—63 pars c coffee L Hill—i8 ‘hitcom & co—93 F Caruanna—124 H & W Delafield—i97 do 1050 AC Rossiere & co—90,000 ibs Fewood $800 288 bags cof- < Skeldiag ie i see 2° 4 boar Ferma] do 2450 horns 10 cks rags yr Be lo Rolker & co—51,320 Ibs logwood C Stearns—$8000 Maitlaad, Comrie & co. Z -Cunscoa—Brig Curacoa—52 pkgs goat skins 1016 pes ligaum | ‘vite 189 h 1500 pes cora wood 52 bbls ashes Boonen Graves & co—i3 7 fide r) Fat a earagan wood 17 bales ski * Bpies—67 do 319 Domestic [mportations, New Oateans—Ship Wabash—77 bales hemp Strachan & Seou—3 chs K Crooks—2156 pigs lead C Burckmyer & son— 7176 do C H Rogers 8 co—50 bs es cotton G Collins—117 Man r—100 Brown Bros & co2 bxs Hew & a} do Merle & Santord— af P Chouteaa—23 hhds ackwitz—I265 pigs | Hen & Colgate-070 bis ge & co—1 b 4g coats Breoxig: Weed & tiburde Boot WR Tucke: —1 pox 1200 pigs lead 151 bsles cocton 3 eases to order. New Onicast—Baraue Yarmouth-9 bales hemp Scher- merhyrn & March—100 bbls Barstow. Pope & co—1! chs 5 bols box" Relson1100 pues ead weCulis insta CHER rere Digs tea ullough— omer Pas Strachan & scott—Is9 bales cotton Markos, Wilbur. & ‘Stacy & ev—20 RL Martland=-250" do 400 pigs AVANWAH—Ship Hartford—103 ek: D arehe svc Burckmyer Kagan tales cotton JE Siegine 19) er Brow &comt2 J Hunt & co—46 H Coit fC Bolton 60 bars KR iron H Binsse & co—60 phys to utter Broo—6t Goa Jobnaon—76 De ae Burckmyer & 90 bales cotton Edward—15 hhds 108 bbl: he Dino bale, A mies Matfer fh Brckmyge Recreet chain ig Mills & Parconea ake <0 pba mata 2 hes beenwax do J Robinsoa—1 box J Boarm—J HMilloit bales cotter so order. SSE ee ___MARITIME HERALD. PORT OF NEW YORK, NOVEMBER 3, see 8B sol 6B 54 | Moon sera 6 Gl Mien waTER Arrivea. Ship Aquetnet, ao a4 China, Whampoa June 17, Paseod Ci Mec ist, Anjier Jui ape p EM Lewis. Left ing, from Sumatea for Gibraltar ant mit 1 Constant, from Mania for’ Boston, art June 3, in Chiat Sea, Henry # Shere * fain window inio ie saan ata eegaserred his youn, mated on several occa: signe that he intended to Leap overboud, ¥ ncket ship New York, we sane ie ‘ rah from Liverpool, 7th ult ip Rob Roy, Arnold, 40days from Li Gq, wich 3 craton thd mdse tod Drummond i , to Center & 400 tons coal to sree! pOyramate, 77a vs from Trieste, with mdse, to Ship Wabash, Hathaway, 1¢ days from New 0; cotton, to Stanton, Frost’ No dere, Off Charleaton sus, writ with ship Yax09, Trask, from New Orleans for New Ship Hartford,'S and Stony Digianernat, 9 days from Savannaly with ricw te New Y York, Hull, Tay fi from Chatleston, with cotton, p Co i, Coffin, 6 days from Fall River, via New « ths wre cod wie cufiees ding ae Yarmouth, +a; 90 das Has last 15 da x ni From the a Bice ath ult. att 2, ve dete of Maa Mashecombo, oer Jounin! rome ule 8 days from Charleston, with cot | saanne Lagrange, ‘Wendell, 2 days from New Bedford, Brig Curacoa, Hi Boonen Graves & Be ied eee Hache, wooad fr New | days from Bonaire, with 7010 bushels ’ discovery, however, Brig Almava, Smith, 28 days from Gal inst that opinion. “Since Dr. Hastings . cotton to order;28do G Scudder. ouvestom with 93 bales | te t Brig Savannah, Hawley, rice, to purges, © Barque j rhe one Dowham & in | and removing jpeg, 22 days from Curacon. with hides, to Weather.— \ npg Mon, York 8 irom Savannah, with cotton and honmen from Savannah, with cotten, to Sturges, pe ig Macon, Hayden, from Savannah, with cotton, to R M ie Hartley, Corson, bee 3 ‘Jano, Norri: A days from City Pout, with coal, to 3days from Boston, wiih mdse, to James pe Mary _hicline, Pope, 2 days from Bristol, in ballsst, to BAuish achr Hero, ieee from Bay Chaleur, with Smith, Wilmington, NC. neval stores. rown, Wilmington, NC. naval stores, ilton,” Baltimore for Plymouth—put in Schr Hesol Mase Wi Rereag Brig Josephine, Howes, which sailed hence on | 2oen'ult, for Prieste—pae back’ to take in more ballast, being | Be! . Madara, Rich, from Malags—dismasted. One ship, two brigs, unkaowa. Mt, Liverpool; brigs an sehr Floris , ou Account * a | disposition to Miacelinncous Kecord. uncaN, (Br) and French brig Petrus, arrived | th Aug. fiom Buseo, which they | my ola English | Buia JONATHAN Fett, as oe Liverpool for Buenos Ayres, struck on a sunkea rock off was obliged to be:un ashore ii ‘one man and two boys arrived nud reported that they had left the master and remaine 3 d two pa:sengers (oue afemale) on board, and that they had been plundered by the people from the shot Lavxcwip- At Newark, ou Saturday mornig, schr Hl of 200 tons burthen, and intended for NL MeCrea- | to be commanded by Captain | re Seamen’s Wacks—( With Small Stores)—To Liverpool and lavre, per month, $: 13, west Indies, 15; Coasting, s que ce of the blockade i the Great Castillos, and ‘a wandy bay close bv Buenos Ayres on the dy’s Wilmington ‘ine of p- North of Europe, | Malaika, &e. at Bosto: ie Bioeth of ber 1845:— Snips. Farive os Ss. moles a To Arrivals and clearances during 2 Or the foreign arriv: Sigs ood 162 oe were Britishy 1 Gis es and Yacht te h. Bebe, Rico: Taal, iat “OF the foreign Riearmaons 31 brigsend 160 schrs were Briti 1 barque Austrian, cleared via James River; and I schr Dam ARRIVALS AT Batirmone-— Daring the month of Oct, 1815:— From Rareign ports 36 Whole number ist—of these i were s Anserican, 9 British, e Bremen and 1 Swedish. Notice to Mariners. Sayxen Wreck orr Dunnose.—A letter has beem received ya's from the Admiralty, announcing that the wreck of. vessel nad been fallen in with south of Dunnose, by Commander Sheringham, of her Majesty’s steamer Da her — Bearings—St_C Patharine’s light houses N is, N 2230 E, 6', miles: rest paint of Dannose. Whalemen, At Guam Ladcone Islands, Jan 25, ie Leonidas, Bristol fe oth bouud to NW apical, do.750 ap, 3 434 miles from Zephyr, NB, 600 5 18th, California, for do; 24th, Sussex, Reruns pnd. Johu Howland, d No 1100. Of do, Mar 23, Chas § dos iat Talrtieioar ata! ‘rederick,' NB, iaho, for pohin Oscar, for Sag Harbor. Ith, in Cora, New Be 5s Waverly, henee for Mobile, 18th ult, at 5 pm, lat 29 40 sti ered fcom Boston for New Orleans, 10th ult. Jat » Blanchard, (so reported, probably the Rosa- | bella, at Salem ) trom Buenos Ayres for —, out 50 days, Aug 12, lat 2.N, ton 25 W. 8 qyiliarcs, of Boston, steering West, 5th ult. off vd Beis for Belize, Hon. Sthu t. off Cumberland foreign Porta. NOsNany, Israxps, Sept 20—In port, brig Pauline, Young, for pid, Ward, for New York, sont Thames, and Colossus, ¢o Confidence. for Carden: Lovell, for Hamburg, lianas Ger itn port, Ray port, ships Louisias for Now Grease’ ‘icker, for dos Washi Uson, anc; barques Mazeppa, Brow sett, hues Beare Edmonds. sit Lowell, for New OF Taylor, from Rio " vison, juenos Ayres, for Coast of Bound ia, two Amer ican. lore aud one American St pea | Cuba, Oct 4—In port, brig Gen Brooks, from Sa- Home Ports. jo Janeiro; Soph New Orleans: b Mergun Di (ace) Ghent Yatette, ca Philadelphia; ‘rigs Her 2, Sherwood, New Yora.. Sid ship Fortinde, ae Roman, Boston; brigs Orion, do; man, New seta Homes Hove, Oct 31—In port, barque Ezpeleta, Leach, N York for Salem; schrs Susan Ludwig, Richmond for Boston; Baltimore fordo; Alphiou, Rogers, Newbu: rk; North America, Provincetown for Nor- Fe Le—and all remained at 10.2 in, wind ENE. Oct 2t—Arr’ ships 1 ny Tytian. Jackson, and Clift yport for New York yrand, Laura, and Bulow eoeine ups neat treed rca orsica, and Huron, Havre, ‘pean down ksburg, and Martha; brig Joven Enrique; Office of the Rhode Islander)—Arr 36th, ‘ope, Bristol for New Yorks Orray Taft, leston; schrs Thos Fen for Albany; Mai Eveline, Pope, Dightou lor do; s\'ps New York: 3st, kuown. Aes) spe C Neweont, Oc brigt Mary Adel Philadelphia, ‘catedouin ‘pk Birustable for New Hero, Providence for All abe Hie t, Childs, ae a I yeti 49. For Halifax—Mr Gilbert, Mr pane of 3 Bi fi Eldridae, New Vork for 4 ale eye i i do for Boston: Excel, 1 do for ry, Prince Edwar 3 Kubieo: , Dowie, Boston for d Saeetce Pontuaxn, Oct 31—Acr brig Eastern Star, Havana; sehr Cy- nosure, Baltimore. Cid barque Jane, Wilmington, NC. 8 and Scal HALON’'S New | Wigs and "5 Heaas of Hair, being the latest and Lh ep im- ri igs and Scalps,and the m, in being the first to introduce les to any height—can ‘only ne ‘0. 214 Broadway. Copy th 1@ ad~ igs and Scalps. New Invented Wigs an falls or Gentle- aroun citing the trier es ite aa and C Ami ol are n0w Sane away nyed an ing, ean on| rogeree 2 Wall street, near Broelwat. "me speciinena of the art Removed {rom 168 Broader? INVISIBLE sembles the bey head of hair that sceptics and have pronounced it the most perfect and ex ‘ne Kreat advantages of this ntion of the day the natural hair, bo and ihe ergat crits ef at and connoisseur are al tful Wig, and the p mauufacturer's, A.C berty street, up stai ABERNETHY’S BOTANICAL PILLS. uable Pills are worth all the quack d for certain delicate diseases. Let te that ee is NO exaggeration in assert cure for Gonorrhas w y the celebrated ‘Abernethy i all the of the above Mate first ficient to effect a ote ina few da: ke juvioed to laspoct thie gavel ea es ike invited to inspect ane eculiar method of fitting the head. st ti BAIUCY, 116 Brondway, NE box of these inval medicines advertise pnlorttintte fen oe fe} jerts, Teritation, of ‘the whe, hed taken “other 0 hid taken, other which tended more to destroy the en disease. ‘They never lesve the realness which so lrequeuthy occur alter Have’ tio. wapleasane taste. or smell, it Krequent the most reined society withom, a 6 Catharine tress, and 12” MRXA , hick iustantangously el medicines for montne, the constitution than to cure the ject to the troubles ine w Ss TRIGORAPER, ABE DISCOVERY, BEING,A s the color of ue Kr thout injury to the hai this Dye — in ite easy 0 produce any, any aban, Its supe! enclee will be apparent to everyone our eeingt hia Daily San.”"—Aursanpe ove on the hair is trialy was ried y entender our office, and thee) s 0 black was instantan om the '* Philadel; 5 our rial bye kn hay uid ies known as Al ‘he 2 aud it has in no case oA hi : rene to produo * “the i to, ery hair or Go ena hie cater 410 As comer Ith street; “Asp Johnsen, Moore & Taylor, 81 Maaden street; and of the principal tor ie ‘and B £ 1, 86 m Wil iam Rul at & th Se eee fy ieee i ical and Medieat peekcke advice uy a Sovns Neste Neye; tla he én Prince, 17th alt, with eof HASTINGS’ COMPOUND eel OF NAPHTHA. Pee eh DISARMED or : nes ber acLES 9 iN ges ee evidence of whidh free Tefrence i "hinadeto to the arts 1 edt ot tinal the al sitet THA Seat the cra al "aly | ; | Pettus exhibited vo authenticated ease that weighed aériouy a Fwo years ago, ¢ ‘of the new and greatest property o BIER, ee Ll erases Pope ingore eae Hecate, ih cerssfully i URE TUp ac fa if be jorst We Cul ret ob tie wacia oases of this creny of Nephtha have been disc caine ares ox SUBTLETY, ATRENGTH and PEAVASIVENESENfOF rapes ato the system, t extends itaelf through, F EVERY PORE, iso matter how clogged ay eve by Toriqn substance diseased 1ungs b: the par ticles of corru; the strength of its Rue to the upper | regions of th a thus FRaDUCING FHOROgGN VENTILa: sion; aud hence itis'a never failing remedy. in Oppression 0} Chest and ‘Difieulty of Breathing be frous: thus affected cling aer taking it a0 it had forced & passage throu some ehaiuel Which their disease had stopped up.and the re-obenin plimpichan th only reaplt aouary Uy the, restoration of. rm Such indeed are. be sTiNus® at TSYHUP, in all the diseasen for which its recommended, that from the time they eouimence tng eet THAT IT 18 CURING THEM. nearly the reverse of ee which attends the earlier i aweat So ae hae ore ychronts, ay a y +m ‘affee ” out, 8 bypehey may have pi fence it operates ting of b is also sai ted hehe speeder e er medy er. 4 it pail ma » whi Bo atnin eee ned tines tere meain A effects ti ually decisi S Tamiaes i ofthe, ii Fry ‘of the flesh, acti mel ly forel 1g, are-also aeikin cam cied si by A Ene emg | manner, revives the spirits, arcane she Seah and muscles, bra- ces the herves, and increases the weight ‘Thus, those who use it according to directions, generally increase in weight about @ und a week; and Las ge take oh for no other parpose than the Si 1 OF the uereate of ody strensth pation of tmelauelc in fine, a single trial of Hating’ C * Coy pound Syrup isall that Psveunrea eaieeera he eeet the patient, aud cause } 0 Le all oth dies i ence ot . MA saleby MOORE & COMMLANN STREET. Price | siz bottle; Orsixbottles, neatly ‘and securely Ps packed ina box, ly for transportation to any the world, can be | had for $5. Persons out of the city can have ~ Feriette {eee by se or other conveyance, All o1 accot wie: a remittance, and directed to to MOORE: ‘e BOs MEANY. 4 eal wi street, New York. au26 Im*m ALOPECY (py Algom aria re and Pit &Ke., are positively eur Onguent, which by an old a: dwell tried specif tor all diseases the hair or scalp of the head. Itisa certain preventive of they do exist, % rons use of the On the color ; it will make the hair flexi P it moist longer, and give ita glossier a] Bearaice then ‘any other Preparation how it use, in’ which as- fully sustained by the numerous certificate, ssession, afew of which are annexed. Sold wholes: am Petal, No. 13 Nassau street. “New Yorx, May 21, 1842. To Mr. Wm. Dear Sir,—A short time since my hair becam ingly harsh, finally commenced falling out, wh: to such an alarming extent that i¢ became quite thin, remained ay ed. periece aes feless ; indeed 1 was 5 | aed allo} last, through your persuasion, I was in- duced to try your infallible Onatese, which kan happy to say ina short time caused my hair to entirely cease falling off a- suinea moist, soft and glossy uature may add that dilfer- ent members of my fausip (eepooially the Je portion) have used the Onguent for like purposes with like success. ours respectfully, ASA GARDNER, Proprietor of City Hotel. New Yorx, May 6, 1844. I do certify that I have been seriously afflicted with dandruff and falling off of ny hair for more than five years, and have made use of several articles, said to be sure remedies for the same, and found no benefit arising from them, but quite the re- finally, at the reque T'was induced to try Tis Indallinle Ouguent ahd the renaft hay been testie ou tory in removing the dandruff, staying the hit, td on to grow, and I would recommend any one afflicted with the above td make use of the Onguent, ane perfectly satisfied they will reap great benefit from POWERS, Manchester, Garis Coney, "N.Y. New Yorx, October, 1844. Mr, Wm. Hill: pte renee te Having had the misfortune to lose the greater part of my hair by a ne falling off during a tour of over four months our West, I was induced by the suggestion of my Bite Fao hat bao similarly aifleted, to try your Infallible | Onguemt, and to my great joy it has completely restored my hnir to more than its onginal growth; it also ‘makes the hair moist, rofl, and gives it beautiful dressy appearance. ht neous. SANDERSON, 150 Pearl street. Recollect Hill's Infallible Onguent can be his praneipal ofice, gu the Northwest comer of streets, aud at the following v agents, New York Wm. . Carey & C earl street ; I. Graham & Co.,73 Water street Mr. Thoinas Sewel, 478 Grand street Brooktya, C. Steane, Chemtst, 18 Falton street ; Mrs. J. Jordan's Fane Store, 59 Aduutic ‘street. Williamsburg, E. Banzett’s Con- feetiouary, i at, between Grand and Sout Ist streets. Albaay. D. A. Herrick, No. 8 Delavan House. Baltimore, Md., Mest. Mortimer & Mowbry, coruer of Mazket and Charles stree lin*rre LUCINA CORDIAL, oR ELIXIR OF LOVE ASihs touch of earth restored vigor, activity and confidence to the exhausted art o with that glorious prepa: fia LUCINA CORDIAL, reinvest the generative orxan however weakened, with their original . ‘There is nota shadow of-a doubt that this is trae, an we re not the subject of toodelica-e a nature, hundreds would tes! bus, glects, irregularities in the secretions, pains in the kia ‘tle suppressions, (0: the reverse) prolapsus uteri, and | i sek almost every most delicate portion of the human organization is liable. It cannot’ indeed, cut malforination of the parts, but for any thing shortof that it offered ax an infallible eure for barreuvess, while mall the o jr diseases enumerated above, whether acuts or chronic, it will be found a safe andasoversign tewedy. ‘The ‘Luciaa Cor dial isa gentle touie, operating generally upon thesecietive or gansand bracing the whole system without ao far stimalatiog wetion asto produce subsequent relaxation. On the con fect harmony with nature, and does eate a temporary vigor, but a permanent renewal of the tural energies, ‘Tne frst bottle ‘used will fully conviuce the purchaser of the truth of all w Principal Office 12) Fultonstrect, New York. Sold als by th W. Fowle, Bostou; Dr. Wadsworth, Providence; J. Murphy, 90 North Sixth street, Philadelphia; G.K. Tyl Ml.Larogue,and Roberts and Atkinsou, Baltimore® Charles Scout, Washington City; Linthreum, Georgetown; J. B Wilder, Loui:ville, iiss Svan ke Peak, Cincinnati; aud Fyne ibiverenein aa? ufthe vive nected places. Price $3 Beate ‘or $24 per dozen 24 Im*t UDGE FOR x OURSELF. HONTERAN DISPi: , No.3 Division street, es- tablished A. D. mg by anny ees prom itor, for the suc- cessful Creatinent_o! isease of A secret nature, aud for the HUNT! RS ieD Nokils aes medicine is the only remedy on earth that can safely be relied on to thoroughly cure this horrid disease without i faiwy. to the conatttion, and without diet or hindrance from business, even when all else have failed. A comprehensive treatise accompanies each vial, (with fall directions) which is warranted to effectually cure in all cases. no matter how long standing, or how deeply seated in the system, with fess trouble to the patient, and in ‘a shorter space of time, than any other medicine in the world, or no pay will be taken.” Price $1 per vial. 81 imostme ISLASES OF THE URIN. poe ORGANS—Snch as Shrons and acute disease: f this Cordial as a ‘specific for barrenne: ig HS Urethra, Gleeis, fyestate Gland, Strictures Bemmal Weakness, Dixbetes, are speally wa effectually removed by Abernethy’s Botani- cat Pills, without one particle of mercury. They are equal suitable for femal hey give tone and eoergy if ever, exverienced from tak sale at Apothecaries Hall, 36 Cathar et 127 Maiden Lane. Price $1 DR. MARSHALL HALL’S CORDIAL RENOVATOR. R. MARSHALL HALL, one of the most celebrated Physi- Ei isthe discoverer of this va'nahle mediewne, ractice among the of Europe, and used according rections, has prodt very instauce where the most happy re- sults. [tis exclusively directed to, the cure of such compl ks arise from a disorganization of the generative organ quick and wonderful action is such that colduess or imbec aunot remain in the system thet s under ita inflaence for halt an hour, It will afford decided relief to. those who by carly indulgence in solitary habits, have fallen intoa state of chronic debility. titutional wenkness, brought on by a secret habit indulged in tr yonng oem Ee ieee frequently indulged in, the fe evil that ean befall man. Dyspepsia, weakness of the Himba, aud smallof the beck, confusion of intellect, forgetful- tation of the heart, aversion tosociety, consumption, are the symptoms of this disease, Gleets, whites, obstruction of certain evacuations, total impotency and barren this medicine. "PHILLIES & BOYNE: ects: Kortrarded to all the United Seatsa, Flos 88 Fer bores test aeppertof att Duane st. sidim*r MEDICAL DISPENSARY. DQCTOR COBBITT, 19 Duane street, a Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, London, ‘and Memt Medical Society of New York, may be convaltes ithe are Ment of a certain delicate disease. His long experience clove attention to this class of complaints—his pleasant, traordinary led practice for thirteen years eity—and a Tegltiinate medical qualifeatiousy are afew of th which he rests his claims. Dr. Cobbs ode of treatment issate, effectual and exped: ring either the use of mereury or restraint in di- tious, not req ft.or exerciee, trictures-cured in one or two weeks with } acigusttational ebitey Thane individuals who hve Julged in a certain loa and secret habit, betstored to hew'th and society Mud eases removed | to four days. No chargy made unless cured. ‘Jtemember Duane street, one door from ann st. od Im" GENERAL FURNISHING Beh ‘ABLI: ND AGENCY FOR THE SALON VOIGTLAENDER'S APP RATS ee “gone apply of th of the above Apparatas, the s sei Plates, Chemicals and Pol Um d newest improvements in the Art. [us tionegiven an the and orders from a, part of the e¢ try promptly attended to, by aan ve ie Shei, LANGENHEIM. THE PLUMBE_ NATIONAL D, GALLERY AND FATIONAL, ACURA ] BROADWAY, upper corner of Murray, over Ten. ney’s jewelry atore, awarded the Medal tour" First Premia nest Honors,” at the Exhibition nt wetively, for the best Cameras, mn Plates, Cases, ke. to desired " forwarded to any desired point, at lower ratée than by ‘any ot "oth: FOR THE PILES. a Oo UPHAM’S ELECTUARY. f Anim or eternal, ‘eed ng ror Mind oid atthe’ i prietor, \ yh rattan any rain onperteaco, covdomed Stacie and other ironic Ajseases are Se, | ical ofce 106 Bowery. four doors above Spring | are from 7 AM: #20 1mdkW*m atone. smaairat 3105 Odo coated f Geatlemen, every ‘Tuesday and Thurstay “ps es ee Falter ‘aceon, iri. A, compuesto to = her pi asaee) nd Geatlemen, atany devubens , pechnigent services at ate families. rely cy forher Pape, sccompanied by their ith several of the principal pro- me A. Toceiver from them ait ‘ie : yeni i tho abou 00 ane or coreypa ns i Pt cING ACADEMY, bi mped of Grand Street. ERTSON hes the bong st fn ses in jis classes 10r gi- ving oa viiahment (and dl bu Weda ‘Ladie P. M3 Ge . a Seattle to? for La Polke | ighth Avenue, or 110 ie “Hobertaca pe also in! pgblic that bis up | nll commenes on Monday, Se] SS Ejehin Avcane, whete'sll the ailferess brosches will’ be taught. 130) on ies DANCING AC: ee -TSON has the plessure of reg Saeeeaer to his friends and classes Ry now oren on Mon Ee ‘Thursdays, at iy raga ivate | above art Outre Re Jonable danees now in use, includiy a Quadrilles, and various styles of ven i private to thet fesidancseorat Mie Ble » atany fixed hou: A morning class will be formed | “A. DODWORTH’S DANCING SCHOOL, | itn DODWORT! 'H would beg leavs atention to comm a at ah residence, 4 long conuexion with pe compaction Wi | Huey that he cousidered my disease beyond co sirtaiiseie taolt Us ity; aud eet | education il certainly give him a great advantage over many at present in the profession vor him with their ua fashionable sty) je that as it may, those who fa- mage can arg upon acquiring a correct | | forms N eoct for Ladies and | mn Wednesday and Saturday, at 3o’cleck, for Misses and Boy Bader 12 years of age—and eopeeaay, Thursday and Saturday, for Gen- bey ay rs nieces P.M. Class will be formed from 9 to 10, for those who enue earli On Monday and Misses over 12 years of en atany other hours, either at the: nal if the pupil or at the school. o21 St., 3 Doors from figeators Pupil of Sebastian male Aceion ftarpe, ite iM? fon ‘ie raid Gothte Instruments with ste vi pene aud Paris, calls proved Patent Double and celebrated 6)4 oc. Gi James Hanley has been honored with the testimomals of (re President of the United States, the ae a iknip Come of London and Paris, Professors Bi Hom, and numerous others from private faleiduals of iene musinel palttent, Ee HO HARPS’ REpin THERE CAN BE OSes WITHOUT | HE French Language, at once the easjest learned and__most y is taught by Professor ie oral and most approved system, adapting his lessous to the capacity of his pupils in sucha manner as | tnowledge of the language ina very short apace | honored with pupils froin the farnilies following ag gentlemen, to whom Hon. Caleb Cushing. Hon, Levi Woodbury, rect, 2 doors from Broadway. ‘D._ Strings, ke. uirement of the P. Kowalewski oa eee Hon. satin Walker, German and French taught: ‘Terma moderate ROCKLAND QUARRY. TO IRON AND GLASS MANUFACTURERS. AMES THOM res] pectially, informs the publicthat he has Formerly belonging to Mr. share o., Where iron and glass mani ete TE LE for building their furnaces | ‘The stone is well kuown to the pub- sed from the same quarry upwards ne furnished in the rough, or | ate of finer quality, and more equal color than | per egut, cheaper y w York. Architeets and builders ean have aa esiecutiag of iutrodacing entire stone i thein with this stone at a cheaper rate, and proof against fire ave on opportunity. stone built in farm hoages in the vici quucty tad dowd mioen) are Ree cele ders received at the qu e yard, comer of Barrow and ©. the very best quality. lie in the above line, of seventy years. Likewise, stoi any other now in w ts frouts and oruamen: being easy cut, and ington streets, New PIstuL GALLERY D Jef SCHOOL, ne ving nevurned from the South, anponuces vend Sid pupiis, that he Me: Broadwa iway, I~ mill devote mi in tenable we Teme mmoderate, Open during the day and im the evening. ¢ in giving instruct fy to the worival- SPANISH LANGUAGE. PROFESSOR, A. J,MORALES Respectfuily informs the ate inet ie 18 frming his classes, ia teach the meg uests an early. pplicati urs, se i may be pores rs 'y ‘applying at his | cord 407 Hroc fas the honor of | deceptions of x gaye ‘the Sacred tear, feat and Mr, he is teaching with great suce where Tally refers to the following. from College, (Foraham,) in which he Washin; He Hicattnbe the Aca- ‘Canda’s he Presideut of St. volute ‘3 been Professor for the Morales has heen sieeet as ighest satifactio by | and by the general’ int | he £0 jigned, ) JOHN eet ‘Fyoeie. St. John’s College, Sept. 12, 1845. TO BUTCHERS. yon avd after Me danny. aden the follows Professor of He the last two years. toa has provement of his pupils. be Palecribes will for par rea for all ec ery een of 6 Ibs. and on delivery at his hide house, 228 Honston and Prince streets. for fat and sheep skins. 3. >3 ges Sse eR: NOTICE, ESSRS, CLARKE 4 STEVAN solicit sie ot the public to their Tem M6 Duane peg where they can Mi cciced Vecanas tel ticmnoeil accion, Messrs. Clarke k Stevan return U have so liberally moral character. singe e, Shanks for the kind patronage they. red, and continue to serve the public at 9556 Duane street one dapr' west of Broadway MAGNETIC REPELLANT. ember of the Royal College of Sui inbargh, and of the principal Colle ‘States, and for several th an be confidentially consulted at hi hambers street, New York, upon ra elicate nature—to the treatment of which he 8 practice for the last 17 years. ‘Gleets, whether recent or of long out the use of mercury or R.A. POWER, mi of London and Ed Sir Astley Cooper, ‘Sypt stile cowie and ding, cured in ae few days, wit made. rieture, which, ie all diseases, is the most insi tha commencing and stesIthily advancing where its even dreamt of, producing the most lamentable effects the mind and nervous system of the patient. Some ot most prominent sym version to ties lety, ioe ofthe natural &-. ¢ involuntary escape of a few to voiding urine. treated upon my newly og ‘upon the rash introduction of Self Follution is a morbid habit, often arising withthe inex- when once contracted, most diffiuult to over- stancer, idiocy, loss of memory, nocturnal emissions, impotency speedily enabled, under micious practice, andthe system i by the use of the Electro-Magnetic pain and great danger at this pe wored to its pristine vigor, or Whites, Obstrneti is and Su f the dienes of the female ter, Bite recived e ha fomtnioner woke talihe mate tee coppictoloms hich vo foarfelivoravele ir ike leeted branch of medical science. the doubts and fears which often deter from marringe, and on all other matters connected therewith, | may be con: sulted with the most. I'am the only quali rage to antagonise to integrity and se- Patients pales a Sigunes will please be as minute as possi- theircases. No letters taken from the ibers street, bet 1 Cfaiere suet saphag ad street and Chath et e MEDICINE MADE PALATABLE. 'NNA FREE OF ITS TASIE ILLS) FLUID EXTRACT OF SEN finest Aloxsndrie Se in prepare in in me ard ron 08 10 Teese oratioene amit ve taste iy smell correct ble and ide conse. a taste it apgatly wit wih this eps bake fats gone of ux e e ordinary sense ken by them with of greatest relia MILL, Practical Chemist, (late ass ratory of the Aipothecasies aie end retail, at his office 4 Hi tlso at the Eagle Shirt Man inctory, N om, and lal ratory HAVE ert cee ian Ash voal, ih for egg and stove, $575 Par toa, reencreened and ‘Orders so ie - ‘re farts OB WEEKS. SSEN OF COFFEE, HICH is now ae ae used in the Euro ia ale foto the Us Sea receive the nw fers to house keepers in son, reatnurateurs, &é., rewarded fo or te pie a ‘and indulges. iu the hope to. by raeriice, the mena ‘ot aTnovel ty | fe patronng: 7 ever 7 Person who wa eet 14 Hill pu). coaabares ia for pale at wholesale by by Baker & Co. * Ma AT THE WEST END. D WILLIAM A..SMETS, | ane”) ‘ave! Hessian igs BENCH FALL GOODS, that have boon ich particul for tie Kore oul whi Te Beet loure to call the attention re! on SDING AND SQIREE DRESSES | with tlounces, bia ee do Extra rich thread W tlounces, ad thread lo do. 0 a Nene do wt ‘, oint de Brassel sleeves and caps. ficn SILKS’ id _ Ail in na: ‘Dresses. —Broche Veuesien, Bil beak ‘Arcenciel richly shi lace Ombre, Hotieon “ Sie pale etm Hiern ° PaRIS EMBROWERIES A | Kigoraich Pallersmes, Esmb Muslin Points, AM A a ook SEs ae do do. Berths, Trimmed with Valen Cuffs, . Rich omy. Boeke Hubli "splendid Manialiag hibet Shaws and Gita ‘New stuff for Cldaks, Cashmere Ch Minadon FA FH Fninied Cashmere Wecome, do nich CASHMERE | Fon DKEesis, " acilses aierr nee Mussorsinent Freveh Jewelty, fia:icules, es, Riboous, Perfumeries, and a onaprt erpacy Articles notto be found in any other part, than a: the West-end. 3 ~CONSUMPTIVES, Besse aioe ta fleet Another Wovlea Prrcapevrnta, April 1, 1845. Uheteby certify that during the rots in Sowthwrark ‘of July | lat Wing to exvorure and fatigue in he performance 0 muh | tary duty, om health received a severe shock. In the latter part of Augasten ml the symptoms ot PULMONARY CONSUME. 1ONappeared, -Acthisuctarel called my Orstrhysict who atteuded ne some weeks without benef man aid,“ now employed, another (physician who at once were TH Ci UP OF AND i bHol NA Pr TAL lused arelve shotiles and I testify that in_ common with thousands of others, who have been cured by this medicine, that to it alone | owe my restara- | ion to health. ae JAMES ANDREWS, No.217 Catharine 1 was called to attend to the above'case, in the secondary stage of the disease. 1 found the patient laboriny te a com- plex disease of the lungs and livers Rlcersieoa of the latter had taken place, and by percussion 1 Wiscovered an absce: ned in the right lung. Whe case being apparently” hy | aud beyond the roach of the usual treatment, I resolved at on using Thomson’s Compouud Syrup of Tar and Wood Nap- bth iettes of which ht had previodaly tested, scarcely ex. pecting it would reach acuse so-desperate.. ‘The result 16, EGHE HIS MOST EXTRAORDINARY, henceforth dis AS all doubts respecting the, stieney Of this excellent medi- ne, iudiseases of the lungs and liv ry ns s CHAMBERS, M.D. jadelphia, April 1 Finca oihce,'Norti-Hest comer of Fifth and Spruce ses. Bold wholesale and retail by A. . SANDS & CO. Chemints and a Dea gists, 273 Broadway, corn st. Soldalso | ebteateae Fulton st.and 77 Kast eee Gee 50 cents. TINCTURE AND sh OF INVIGORATI V wees TINCTURE AND LOTION OF INVIGO- IN are, beyond all comparison, the most rapid and permanent stimulan: existence. They speedily renew the Impaired energies of remove Smpotency, wnfruitfal Constitutioual debility, and are quick and positive rem for all the disenses produced by certain solitary habits. ‘T solute and permanent, that the vigor they impart nutes after they are made use of, and is as, 1 2! powerful and pleasant. The Tincture, dN is exe tremely pleasgat to the taste, wan interoal, and the Lotion an exer al remedy ; and they may be used separately wit nuvantage, but are most efficacious together, Prepared in pint bottles—price two dollars, or three do:lars for a bottle of each. For sale at the Patent Medical Agency, 41 Ana st., back offic: frst toor. For the conveniencnof persons living na data the Tineture and Lotion are prepared in powders, which are equally effective, and are met y mail, folded m letter form, with Tall direction for, Preparation eo use, cb Ce “onl stage. ‘rice three dollars for a letter pac! ey yn taininy tro powders, one for the Pincture aud the otherfor the Lotio fi lars for a double pack All orders must. be faith ond divested to DE LAUNEY & GRAY, New Y city. 016 Im*r ——-T17TPPADILATORV ATRAPILA'TORY, OR LIQUID E d FOR CHANGING ‘tHE COLOR UF THE HAIR TO ANY REQUIRED SHADE OF BLACK OR BROWN, IN A FEW MINUTES, By a simple and easy vay ate without staining the skin, or in any way injuring the hair. BY J. LAIRD, 92 CHATHAM STREET. JHE great avantages po: those hitherto in use, will be at once apparent. It produ- cesa perfectly natural color ima comparatively short space of | time, and much of the trouble and annoyance attending the use of all former dyes are entirely obvi . For produs cing the lighter shades of brown, the Atrapilatory may be snid to be the ouly preparation through which a satisfactory result can be relied ou: and in additiou to the color having #0 close a resemblance to that of nature. as completely to defy detec- he dye will be found in no respect injurious iy aller the overation, will retain its accts- Jasticit} id egeotnendnr yn (vite 02 Chatham a, 030 Im*m New York. tomed softoe: AAD I BEESON Hi PRIVATE, UREATISE, ble manner (t being given out reserve’ ing also a clear al | deseription of aeveral meek isomers frequently mistaken for venereal, which afford a wide field for the extortions and known boasting class of people. None had peculiar opportunities of judging, can bossibly imaging the numerous and varied sourees of decejtion which exist on this subject, nor. the sufferings, both in md body, they eutail uponsociety. ‘To be had. only at 88 Greenwich street. Price $1. (It may be sent by post, un- oan P. 3. Aware of the opinion in general entertained of those who obtrude their skill upon the public (multitudes of whom most every paper), itis considered a duty w give ing statement as the ground on which this iittle book claims especial confidence:— Besides the autnor'srank as Graduate of Edinburgh &e.—hs former works on medicine, vit. The ‘Domestic Guide to bat those who hay he has tes- | iy : jt sr fying, has pers Tort inence in ore Aine author has lately observed that several pretenders fe as nearly imitated his advertisements, and the title of | his book, as they could do ; but those who should unforw ly happen to be misled will very soon detect the imposture. aid imrm jon to refer to almost UN CBKLALN IMPORTANT MALADIES. TR PEF ROS of of the “PRIVATE TREATISE,” DR. state . (eace '‘Sunday) inorder to be conaul ie & disorders refemed to in this nee v ly 3 es post, at his residence, 88 Greenwich street, York? and especially, to observe that the subject of his cosultations is nut confined to these complaintsalone—but cm- braces the whole of those which in any way relate to the arinary ora, 6 wel, a difficulty in passing water peculiar to advancing age ms it Proper also here to presen le to the publie the t following mast futeresting remarks on | tothe pane STRICTURE. ; This being very little understood, although the most frequent and important, consequence of diseases—in a former advertise- tment much pains was iprte to explain its nature—the diseases which were mistaken for it—its consequences and its cure—also the faet that stricture f Frequently exists in those who are not in the ae ovye of it. Those. however poeapying fee: panes space, the following remarks will be confined to certain ci ot | Hiatt packs will enable one to judge whether he has this com> jaint or not, and its means of cure. ‘Auiong ether things hres Teroerhed Ghat it was by uo meane aecessary that the stream of urine should be obstracted or ev much diminished, in a case of stricture; thit ,,occurs in bad and longestablished cases, butstrictare may ited for’ _— and even without producing any should’ bey respect. Neither ia it necessary there Sheek Papas ny 7 thing directing the attention to the seat of thi Pain, certainly is now and then complained of, but it is oe when inflammation ns to be st ded; and, with aere ially of ently cases, these are observes a re stem, rather than the part it self. pel pee) which most pe- euliarly belong tomtrieture, an ‘inlly when they meet to- Mi ‘eyrmvtome might ecm timomt | of cure. Many other 18 mi jon ut mor qo ve i well, or selate to Stricture in jts more advanced and settled formn, while the following, three cain stricture in es carly sing and when itis so easily and ‘The firs relates to TD MANNER OF SURINATING Tt has been already said the stream need not be mu shed or impeded ;what is to be abeerved is the pecalinr ce wey in_which it. duishes, if it should hap) lothes are rendjasted, that a drop or two should steal che 10 08 to we ittley this, trifling as it may seem, would afford a strong suspicion. Not' that this drop or two can proceed from 3 ma coe came ee al jut, certamly, a JME 6 io ROSA, RAYS only, 1 iy iar ‘4 Sarees Ce Lit nes severity, so,maeh ae the length of thane j ranloes that to be cossibered. ‘Neitet s i thors cue to statehow long this may, continue Stricture, for one person is naturally more ture thas another. If, however, it should nave ie fier fitoe he weeks, this length length of time at least would strengthen at ‘The third 1s EC’ WeTURE HAS UPON THE i ie ‘mor certain than the effect of Bye, ‘and to lessen mental energy. tig: tt oa same degree by every Waivite: MON legtee or other, that thewriter rare- Berievare im fawnen the patient not pe iat he is not Hs active, or capable ro bs owed also is « serious effect; thou ‘understood, but it 18 Singues abl: ‘considers the Hon true. Ine ind and sexual organs, will easil thet by which eae powerfully. acts upon gh the same meynn the ax 7 mind, Pi however, in better ‘Treatae ofl oe ace ‘a lame mie mange to any or. Eped ied i rey oT aiieres in Tuddeed inthe thoud who hi aoe ‘reatise,” : re a tah tas r | rie jn eens aca "4 t, can be safely sent touny sees ratty, fe ‘ier a roperia maak teafsctory nce ie rank as Graduate. 0 of inbu: on of 4 work expressly | DE. COOK, 66 Gold street, is a regular Medical by ag | eatmeut and eure of private di } Goan twan any any other Physidaa now pi cine $5, anda cure guaranteed. Letters by mail euclosi by this Rair Dye over ; has passed through several editions, a Trea: | Cooper to Dr Mott | ia, and others, and, | | te De BI AIPS octOn EVARH f MEDICAL seniaelaie te pte eh g varrery puenlely nc curing (| ) ees .“ of ergy ane a = Stee es ea tha met expericucad 1 this ac tg ee if Peek ee Etomite and all cases are guaran! 031 lm*re Medical Aid, D5, GREGORY, 66 Gold street, i¢ consul as usual, in all diseases of a private uate. Ibis well known that he cures recent caes in a fgw days, witnout restraint in diet pursuit, His method. of preparing’ remet hes ‘ig auch that causes neither inconvenience or bad be wreath, and aeraien the patient not liable to exposure. “Terms low. ol Lm’ Medical Aid. eal Doetor; hax had more than 20 years experience in 1 al! their varietie and stages. With one exception Dr.Cook ha cured more stiging this ety. anative born citizens of the Taneed States. member of the Medical Society. ‘Terms for advice and ‘acd will receive particular and prompt attention. oll Im*r Mesical Advice. OOTOR LAMERT is still confidential: chan, om iD Ts st)lh eoatideutially opw old office, 63 Gold | all diseases of 'datcate ‘aarures bia” treatment bei fey judicious, requires neither mercary, rere in Granes from business pursuits. cases cused in bor EBILITY, pamy ous OR OOMSTERV TIONAL, att \s sing too frequent in assions of int | youth, ad thereby mane ty iermatons ‘ eventually onfirined impoteey rr neat, | object being to reatore the yetens, mentally and bodily, | state of ore pore orginally desis STRIC frequently existing without the pa- tient being the son aware, sometimes cause ne ‘treatment of uniniti mattical pretenders, and tape y the aeglect Of the parties themselves, are, by the Del pombe ‘cured, with out pain or inconvenience, octor being one of the few qualified advertising Surgeons in the city, guarantees a pert feet cure, or no charge made. Let ters, postpaid, enclosing «fe, immediately attended to, and me dicine, with advice, seut to any part of the United Office 63 Gold street. Open irom 8 A.M. to 9 P.M. of] Im*rre iedical Gaid OCTOR KAWCETT, consulting surgeon of 196 Fulton screct, New. Yor author of ¢ Inte publication, ein. bracing following subjects, viz: jatrimony, impotency and Steril anatomically, physilowieally, red modically ex, plain ive exposition ‘of the nature and 3 , with a Inodern treatment.of Syphilis, Reconeery Symptons. Gonorr- heea, GI rictares, Seminal Weakness, Whites, ee turnal, Emissions, and all the consequences nrising froth sel pollution. ‘The Doctor has devoted Ins attention for the lat teen years in this city, to the treatment of the above mentvone diseases; and {rm his extensive. practice. in uuvestigatix 9 sae pathology of th generative organs, he gusrantee takes, permanent and ridical eufe. don, Edinburg and Philadelphia; also, his houoary degree from the Brate of Louisiana, are suspended’ in Large frames in his of- fice 196 Fulton street. Persons at a distance, enclosing $1, can have a copy ofhis late work, accompanied with one which embraces all diseases idental to fem: meiTettors prevpat, ond addressed to Dr. H. Faweett 196 Ful- ceive due attentioL. OM Im#re “Medical Card. DOGTOR MORRISON, NORTH RIVER DISPENSARY, 20154, Fulton, street ‘Doctor Morrison coutinues to be’ cansuited confidentially on ll privae diseases, which he cures without mereury,o Ree; hy diet or eae a cases, particular! rhasa,” he cures in 3 srt ICRURES OF TRE URETHRA are cured by Dr. on improved pruiciples, without pain or inconvenience to the patient, As the symptoms of Stricture are aualagous with those of other affections of tne uriuary apparatus, none but ex- jurgeous should be allowed to make the necessary ex- EE aL ot Tears prostate ginnds, way suffer much injury from awkward practitioners. Us AN TTUTIONAL DEBILITY.— rhirat aierion cad the tates rer Is resulting from a secret de- structive habit in youth indueig noetaral emissions and ulti. mate impotency, are radically cured by Dr. M.,on patological principles, by restoring the system to a healthy tone and rein- stating its original vigor. perfect cure guaranteed, or no hare. ©'N"B.—Dz. M. holds no communion with medical provenders who to ve Surgeons, as he _Rerhapey the on ‘qualified advertising Surgeon in the his diplomas in his office 20134 Fulton street. Letters post paid and contai fee will insure licine and advice to any of the Union, Oe 0 Fulton sree, ear Greenwieb, New York. fromT A. M:to 10 P. M., daily. int HIMAKKABLE CU DR. J, FRANCIS, ocuL Fier, 465 Baoapway, 4th Door ‘tom Grand Street. w* BIRD, 7. William street, was almost blind for sixteen hen months, with neubulas covering the sight, is now per- fectly restore tatles Barty, Inte of che Hamilton Literary and Theologi- tate, yag vente nearly blind from amaurosis, has been per! cures a Miss Corcotay 81 Mulberry street, totally blind of one eye fer one year, alarge ulcer covered the sight, was cured in a few week: ‘Miss Crassous, 192 Green street, nearly blind from amauro- sia; her sight is now perfect. e, the undersigned, hang wit \ performed by Dr. ¢ his disenses of theeye SE oe ‘one ofthe aalaee, ble gs that could be afforded to the afflicted, aud we highly recommend him asa fe and skilful Oculist, Rey. Duncan Dunbar, pl G. foam Rey. 8. H. Cone, Fok rade, R. G. Priest, Rev. eelock. inserted which cannot be ditogeished from out giving the least pain. Numerous certi en at the office. given to the poor, Mondays, Wednes- 5 ys from # until 10, AN M. sf ai 2 a application by mail [post paid] stating sense, his medicine will be sent to any part of ‘the Union, with cose or its use, 9 Im*re SUBENCK’S PULMONIC SYRUP HE greatest medicine in the world, for the cure of Colds, Coughs, Consumption, and all Brouche tact: Pleuritic and Dyspeptre Affections, Of all the remedies now, known, there is but one that can be relied on F9 - of that“ terror of the human race,” sgrerwere es jt menedy is, Bchenek’s, Pulmonie Syrup. I Where every thing “else as fasted, and i ceed in curiug every case of Consumption ing things are atten led to, Vi fair trial, perseverance, an a strict conformity to the directions, it may not be amiss to ite the reason of the great success of yee Syrap— the most poweclal asiher af the syateen Ruetrett ope. ates by assisting nature to expel. the disease from the luuge, tomach, aud liver, where there. is hectic, fever, hight sweats ongupation, all wsaal symptoms of Const mation. Sth muse of the Syrup removes the fever, stops the nighteweata, und regu lates the action of the bewels, making them healthy and natu- ral iesoothes and ripen the scare of the langa, and then ex: iu the form of expeetorated matter, and iets truly aston. ‘ities of corruption are rp expeeroras by the e taken the Pulimouic Syrup. and of the lungs ie removed, and the he Pulmoseie Syrup con be hed or te Ys enuine Pulmonic Syrup can be had at rietor often, No. '4 Courtland street, safew loos west se Agiice that P. 8. BEEKMAN iso longer agent forthe ’s Pulmonie Syrup. sz ime 3 MEDICAL AND SURGICAL OFFIOR, Dgyecror JOHNSON, 17 Duane st is one of the oldest and mostexperien cal practitioners in the city of New York in med treatm certain class of us estab! one stand for eleven years, and during ly treated 12,000 cases of venereal, mercurial and complaints. ‘The Dr.’s reputation for skill i ea! cases that have existed for ied how long you may have Cice jcers. upon the body, or tavehe throes, oF nose, pains in ‘the head and bones f the lege, 1 cau gure you, if your case s curable. ‘eakness, Sometimes called Seminal We brought on by asecret habit indulged in by ee be hy = Shetiore pees args iy Rie pe ane salu ment psia, weakness ats pada forgettuines, palpation Denese finds to his joy that of the Duck, confusion of intellect, fo of the heart, aversion to society, are only symptoms of this com- plant. He warrants a cure in serv, gase or no charge. Maid and re ng cases cures | fa twoodays. Des ohnsou is a regn'arly educated Physician and Surgeon. 030 In oor cBADTHE FOLLOWING ADVERTISEMENTS i ‘a iedicine and Pharmacy ubotoa soviox 4 ben Menon i iast a Medi of iene Phi 7 emtabl i the continue to direct iver or carey disouses ot Private naturge aud can Promise to persons requining medical trea sal feand pe ent cure Wi tout thes to Healasty sensested in sigh spul eit the Grlines we de cularly resi first appeartace oft} ier ana vest amount of erie aes ae be thus svorded, “One of the meets. of the for many yunrs connected Wit Pi in Europe for the care afi tose compicints, a Mums teetoarel tation daily from 8 A.M ‘Rermee Advice and Miediein eure guaranteed. IMPORTANT ci RY INVALIDS.—Persons living in the country, ed f ing it, ikeonyonlent to make per- sonal applications, can have to chen 8 chest eqntnin ing 2!) medicinef requisite to perform a radi re, by theit case explicitly, together with ymca nas tine a, om traction ent treatms receiv Tt any, clos rhe ai t paid. a URE, DEBILITY oun. (CR ERE Rt fdenuy recommended for ad ‘caves of dabiliy produced bye remedy for} pon ce far teealltys Se Warreuneer, Calon Screett ing on mal-format cases of half woaalebaitos 8 Bl gh j,cmes of half doxen $5; caretul ¥ R. "VELP EAU? dee reg be Heim apeapraraen carr see aes oer aes is are pronoaueed by" their area p Agence a ; cheng the ct cre a, ate’ the stomach. oF coulinement from business.’ Price $1 per RICORD’S ALTERRATIV: MIXTURE VOR thi of Pivvenstedl leone neha on yt ttn eaten use ‘of mere av in thelr aye tem shoud 8 po rece gon can conser etc the venereal disease, Fed sien ing the system with this justly oele i erraive. Sold in sine ages ench + Hl in cases of half a dozen at $5; carefully packed and sent toall parts of the Union. CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF SARSAPA RILLA, GENTIAN AND SASSAFRAS. : REPARED by the New Yor Coll PR ablished forthe supiremigeofgansiigee thie nd onacperaed fate awd i eurative yee of ie abo itfe above herbals sre ended by the U er y Sopcenmany ae oll retinue saperirts belgre the publi, and tay Felted on ann certain remody for al dienes ect pare state of the blood, auch ax serofala, umn, slag worm, a meek or pity ae pel pain ater tenes or joints, nodes, ama eof eypaill oy eed tans aoe ther ofl . ae Ronan fe