The New York Herald Newspaper, January 27, 1846, Page 4

or perhaps in our compromise with England, she | will agree to take the Russian territory on the prin- ciple 0; jount occupancy under a new arrangement. | And Mr. Packenham, we did not see him ; perhaps he was at home, cogitating over the map of Oregon; but Mr. Bidwell, his secretary, was there ; and we are gratified to state, that from his associations with refined American society, he has become one of the most accomplished of gents in the metropolis :— “ in form and moving how express and admirabl And there is Mr. Serruags, the Belgian Charge.— ‘There is nothing remarkable about that man—noth- ing of arrogating superiority. He appears a plain and unpresuming citizen, a man who has no horror of the “vulgar democracy.” On the other hand, he is just as approachable and communicative as Governor Marey himself, that large old fashioned gentleman between those two ladies, the one in white, the other in blue. And. there is the venerable relic of Alexander Hamilton, how becomingly plain and simple her neat white cap and unpretending matronly costume. How truly beautiful and appropriate with the years and the character of that good old lady. Near her as the widow of the Ex-President Madison, with something more of oraament and decoration, but stll consistent with the spirit of the olden time ; that turban could not suit the mother of the Sultan more appropriately. Look at the constellation of diamonds, pearls, roses, japonicas, jewels, coronals, nbands, artificials, and of the wreathing forms and jewelled arms, and dark and sparkling eyes. Well may we exclaim with father Watts, when singing of the land of Canaan :— “ Oh the transporting rapturous scene, ‘That rises to my sight !” But, suppose we go down to the supper room t— | What a royal display of republican luxuries. This | is Mr. Buchanan's supper, and how his good honest | German constituency would open their eyes at this gorgeous exhibition ot the edibles. Mr. Buchanan has meant ate Germans—he has been metamor- phosed intoa French gourmand. Alas! alas! how the plain diet of the oh Keystone falls away before the artistieal arrangement of Monsieur Gautier, the Parisian confectioner. Not even the smell ot sour- krout upon the table. The Secretary of State has become Leet for krout; but there are boiled onions and Bologna sausages—that’s something that | smacks of old Pennsylvania; but where is the krout, | and the schmeerkaes !—where is the cider, the cider-royal, the corn whiskey, and the simmen beer ? ‘They are vulgar—they are so regarded by the Secre- | tary of State, and how can he face his people again | when he has become so proud as to be ashamed of | Krout and cider royal and simmen beer. And wh bas Mr. Buchanan repudiated these good old Dutel refreshments? There is a diplomatic secret at the bottom of it all. The royalhouse of Great Britain is Dutch—krout is Dutch,—the Secretary of State hates the royal house of Great Britain, and there- fore he repudiates krout. And he employs a Paris confectioner to curry favor with Louis Phillippe on the Oregon question and the balance of power in Mexico. Tne whole issue of the ‘balance of pow- er,” therefore, turns upon kroutand cider royal. It is as plain as the wink of the Secretary of State in his toast to Mons. Pageot. In conclusion, the supper was most elegant and bountiful. At least a thousand partook of it—at least a thousand bottles of champaigne were drank sin cluding certain Madeiras, clarets, and French bran- | dies. The whole supper out-and-out was French— Parisian—in the height of fashion. Mr. Buchanan is no longer a Democrat, he is a Frenchman—an eater of ices, glazed cakes and bon bons—and a repudiator of krout, sehmeerkaes and cider royal. Finally, the festival went off magnificently—the supper Was universally applauded and enjoyed ; and there was no abatement—no lack of champaigne from first to last. It did credit to the liberality and taste of the honorable, the Secretary of State,— ste ae! the manner in which he deported imself at the ball, and at the banquet, was such as might have been expected of a gentleman of his distinguished urbanity, and diplomatic ability. We close by tendering him our most distinguished con- | sideration. Wasuineton, Jan. 25, 1846, A Converted Jew Proclaiming the Unsearchable | Riches of Christ in the Capitol of this Great Con- Sederacy, ‘The Rev. Mr. Bonhomme, a French Jew, late from New York, preached to-day in the capitol, in behalf ot that very Redeemer of mankind, whom the fathers of Mr. Bonhomme crucified between two thieves. Mr. Bonhomme’s text was from Luke, chap. xxi, 24th verse, to wit :— “And they shall fall by the edge of the sword, and shall be led away captive into all nations; and Jerusalem shall bo trodden down among the Gentiles, until the times of the Gentiles be fullilled.” Mr. B. recapitulated the history and the prophe- cies of the dispersion and persecutions of the Jews for the last thirteen hundred years; yet the tribes had been miraculously preserved. ‘The sum of all the Jews dispePsed over the earth at this time, num- bered about fifteen millions, an aggregate equal to, or greater than that of Israel, in the days of David and Solomon. There were Jews in every cabinet in Europe. Marshal Soult was a Jew. Marshal Massena wasa Jew. The greatest financiers and capitalists in Europe were Jews. We were in- debted to the Jews tor the Bible, and for the cruci- fixion of Christ ; without which, the world could not have been redeemed. And the Jews were ap- | proximating Christianity. Mr. B. was a believing | Jew. Within a few years, 4,000 Jews had been converted in Europe to Christianity through the instramentalities of the London Sieaidukry So- ciety. A missionary for the benefit of the Jews was stationed at Jerusalem ; in addition to the corps re over Europe. Four or five hundred Jews had been converted in London, fifty in Scotland, | Wc. And of the fifteen thousand in the city of New | York, at least one thousand were secret balieqate in the Christian religion. There was a church in New York especially appropriated to such Jews as were disposed to hear the gospel of Christ, and him crucified. (Wonder if Major Noah goes to said church ) The Jews would all ultimately come into the fold of Christ, and then would come the millenium of universal peace, brotherhood, concord, and happi- ness. Mr. B. proposes a series of other sermons among the various churches of the city. Mr. B. had a large congprennon. His discourse was very inte- resting. The day was exceedingly fine and sum- mer-like, and the streets were bordered and inter- sected with rills and rivulets from the melting snow. But to return to Mr. B.’s sermon. Despite the importance ot the Je we Claun, in preference to a descent from Jacob, the moxe honorable. paternity of Esav. Bavtimons, Jan. 26th, 1946, Return of Warm Weather—Receipt.of the Foreign News— Stock Board—Flour Markets, §c. Our cold snap was of short duration, and has been followed by a universal thaw, as all nature seemed to be in a melting mood yesterday. During the day, nearly every vestige of the ice and snow of last week floated off,and joined the mighty flood on its way to Chesapeake Bay. The news by the steamer has arrived at last, and has excited considerable surprise here by its pacific charac- ter. It wasfbrought to this city by express for the Balti- more Sun, and immediately forwarded to Washington by | magnetic telegraph. Our whole city was in an uproar for seversl hours, until the extras were issued. The dealers in stocks were overwhelmed with joy, and Maryland securities were worth six dollars more | per share, in the evoning, than they were at the | Stock Board in the morning. At le: holders estimated them at that rate, though no sales were ma At the morning Board, before the news was received, ar 93; | | land 6% closed at 74 asked, 7ij bid; Baltimore asked, and 924 bid. ‘Tux Maxxets —On Saturday there was no change in | the markets. epee | doing in flour of any kind. Both City Mills and Howard street are nominal uf per bbl. | Nothing doing in grain; good to prime red wheat is worth 100 a 104 cents, per bushel. Nosales of Maryland corn, A sale of 400 bushels Pennsylania yellow this morning, at 64 cents per bushel ; Oats 40 a 42 cents. Whiskey continues to sell at 26 centein bbis, and 24 | cents per gallon in hhds. Desrevetive Fire 1x Bautimors ~A fire broke out about half past two o'clock, on the morning of the 24th inst, in the three story brick building, 216 Bal- Amore st, Baltimore, occupied on the first floer by Mi Colburn, as a book and stationery store, by Mr. Geo. Webb as a jewelry establishment, and the ‘upper stories | by Mr. Joseph Neal, as a book,bindery, law library, ke The entire building’ was consimed, with nearly sii the stock of Mr. Colburn and Mr. Neal. House insured in | the Equitable Society for $1000, which willbe an entire loss, Mr. Colburn had an insurance of $5000 on his | stock, and Mr. Neal a policy of $7 Franklin office of Philadelphia. W 900 on his, in the | their actual loss will be is difficult to tell. Mr. Webb's code | was principally gotten out, and removed. H. 00 ie | " inthe Franklin office for $1000, which cover | ‘The adjoining house on the west, was 1 by the roof being partially burnt off. din insured in the Equitable for $3700. Loss very trifling— altogether probably not more than $1000. [nti building, No. 214, was a book and periodical «1 by Mr. John Bond & Tho stock here was also i red in the Firemen’s for $1200—damage $300. In this concern was that rare and valuable work, the “Roman Missile,” in 3 volumes, valned at $1000. We are glad to state, however, that thi traordi relic was rescued from peggy ig) tire loss by this fire will | smount to about $25,000. The presumption is that it was accidental. The cold was intense, and the hose, alter heing stretched along the pave ly stiffened with ice,'and Rawiclanes’ Cecame Complete —_——_—_—_ From tHe Saxpwicu Isianps. advices from Honolulu to the 29 been received. Commodore Slo: United States ly way of Mexico hn October, have Commanding the 4 and sustaining Mr. | Brown, the U issioner, in his anpete | with the Government. Some difficulty had occurred between the Government and the British residents, and | ‘dmiral Se; be heehee he t tl ursued bythe former.—Nat, Int., late mae Uree® | kins—128 5»: Pumaperrnia, Jan. 26, 1946. Rejection? of Judge Woodward—Foreign Nativism— Henry Horn—Register of Wills—Appointment of ex- Senator Penniman—Revolution in Mexico— Stocks, $e. The rejection of Judge Woodward by the U. S. Senate has excited the most intens ing throughout the city and county of Philadelphia, which is extending through the interior of the State, producing aa effect upon the minds of the people of the most threatening character. This effect does pot exhibit itself in noisy declamations, | or, as one of your correspondents infers, hard swearing | on the part of the friends of Judge Woodward. The hibition of feeling not loud but deep. Significant que: tions are asked in every direction, and people begin to wonder whether it be possible, that the Senate of the | U. 8 can be influenced by a combination of foreign born | citizens, who have combined in that character for the purpose of striking down a distinguished American citi- en. Tho question is now whether this foreign Nativism to be tolerated in this couatry, particularly when we uch a desperate strug was a mere military movement, a im which the people of Mexico to overthrow of a civil government, Congress and all, by a lawless band of soldiers. Speculation is active upon the subject, and opinions are freely bazarded about the agen- cy of Santa Anna, and England and France in the affair. Stocks continue as they were on Saturday, with, per- a slight improvement. to } above the last quotations. U. the rise on Saturday being caused by misinformation through the magnetic telegraph. Sales of Stocks at Philadelphia. Finst Boarp, Jan. 26,.—445 U. 8. Benk, 5; 345 Girard Bank, 83: 1000 Lehigh 6's, 453; 400 do do 40; 100 Vicks- burg Bank, 8}; 400 do do, 8}; 200 Reading Bank, 29}; 400 do do, 1000 do do, 70; 25 Farmers’ and Mech. Bank, 43}. Sxconn Boann.—600 Reading R. R. cash, do, rw, 294; 87 Girard Bank, $3; 14,000 State 6's, 69f; 5000 do do, c&p, 69{; 7000 do do, 70); 2000 do do, c&p, 70; 50U. 8 Bank, 5 high 6's, 46; 2400 C ty 6 A Sares.—1500 V rs cinnati 6's, °85, b, 93; 100 Girard Bang, 8]. pretorian guard affair, ok no part. It was the 8. Bank declined 4, siss) man named James Dyson, who shot him dead, as he was riding along the road. Colonel Morse was a gentleman, and a successful practitioner at the bar. ikg- The New Orleans Picayune of the 14th inst., | f, says :—We learn from an officer just arrived in town {rom Fort Jesup, that that pos tis to be entirely broken | up. The troops now there have received orders to pro- ceed across the country to Corpus Christi. CUMMKKR Alse New York, Monday, Jan. 26. Breapstvrrs.—The Foreign news received by tho Hibernia, caused considerable confusion in the market, and it closed rather unsettled. We heard of no sales o} any import. Corton.—There has been but one sale made to-day for Liverpool, which was a list of Uplands, about 400 bales, by ship samples from 1 ers have taken about 200 bales in addition—prices are considered to fi vor the buyer, and the tendency is rather downwards. We shall continue our quot present. Liverroo. Cias 7 Mebile $ N.O. + 6 a6} Uph ep3322! a rket, 1100 Beef Cattle, (250 from Pennsy! nd calves, and 2000 sheep and lambs. B ‘aitle—Last week the market exhibited | considerable spirit, and buyers operated very freely. | At the close of the week’s business (on Monday not more than 200 remained unsold. We quote inferior | and middling qualities, $4,50a $5; superior and prime | do, $5,60 a $6 ; sales of a fow extra are report $7. { Cows and Calyes—The offerings for the last week were rather limited, but all at market were taken prices cording to quality, from $15 to $30 a $33. ind Lambs—$1,50 a $3,50 may be quoted as the Aasmall number ieft ove: y—In consequence of the rece: w storm venting supplies from reaching thi SF hand is very small. A good article readi $1,12} per cwt. Reat Estate at Avetr lot 181 Laurens street, lly commands by 100 feet, with a 2 story 311,600 State 6s, 69]; 16,000 do do, 697; | ‘he stock on | gle to put | State 5’s advanced from ; | i i; 125 do | » 54; 108 do do, rw, 54; $600 Le: , “72, 1024 55, 68; 2000 Cin. | fins {j- Colonel James K. Morse, of Hernando, Mis- | Batk i, was brutally murdered on the 7th instant, by a! | | | | | | “Ship Sullivan, Waite, 10 days from Charleston, with cotton, e New Caste, Jan 25—All the ourw: 3 Ci “ fm disch; » | INTHLY REPO: FOR DECEMBER, MARITIME HERALD. | SSS vee Ee | wee ex ————————l SSS A n a Mi PORT OF NEW YORK, JANUARY 27. pices touched for apples shri, evens New MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE, som mises. 7717] MOON RIMES... ra Toaxs Is.axp, Jan 5—No Am vessels in port. No. 75 OON sETs 5 10l mien waTen & Home Ports oe amare yt ‘Debility optim | , Baurimons, Dee 25—Ar Republic, Landis, from Liverpool; | 9 the| * neat, De nd shi hb . W Nelson. Sourness on from imprope Brig “Auusta, Sherwood,” Sereaush, Seavges” Clearman | Marwuret Hugg, A a pot ines ony | 4 p8to ~~ Vv. with °C ble to get a part of a eargo—there being no sal at 1 Bree i AL m4 Brie Gitge, Dan) Rosham, St Thomas, Armas Keo. | Turks island, Salt Key, or Harbor Island: Vi *, | 4 Bittous Stomach Sore Eyes | Sche Swift: Costello, St Johus, NEY Pedrick. | Pom Perks Intend, vie Hompion Hoste; t | S Acute Schr Suviah, Barnard, Barbadoes, F Wood. raat Srey Scenes, Boe HS ahh Gratitade, Siepheason, Philadelphia, McKee, Hand | im Fete a dsveiin Olga ahi | . 5 ii 88 Himsed tod LER Beigu. Paced Gibeaiats tiseBeer Lat supposed the Hebe Green, from R at O, ship Byron, for N York, | Lock, Charleston; Michigan, ‘Terry, * ork. . bound vessols still re- Cases | SpGiee Sete has experianced vary heavy gales da: the harbor, toge her with the following, which are | Hog her passage; cattisd awny ber ma opal yd ry bound up vis: i Globe fm Bermambuco, "brig’ Caraceas, | Nee in making Wee fore one, SOlig salle, stays (Delsraris ond wane one eiapeake, | 2 Porto Cabello; Robert Wala, from Bosto | eee eve 20th. inst, . Fe homaston, fm North Carolina, bound to an rofula j apoke sehr Hero, a NYor : |” Bark [sane Mead, Brown, days frgim Savannab, with cot- to ity of the Ce bases of Whites Bad Blood acure. I tried various patent m viam ? The cream of the matter | ton, to M Demill. “ : Tht 1d jf, that those who assailed Judge Woodward becouse of | Birk Dana, Smith, 21 days trom New Orleans, with m and taie \ hee 1 Boerne Orexarions ano Con is imputed fadherence to \Native American doctri master. ts meee aad up. | A Bore Legs of long standing | 1 Case of Fi voton, a for te “can aniury fo, Native, Americas | wwalscorensta Sowell 2 ine ule of wind low fur ot | gichiaty Jane (eram onpcorerrinien) Arita | 1 Operation for Hydocele or| | Tower bend of vot jut for the votes of the Natives in the State | ; has been blown off ul “ i i " ‘AD | 1 Logislature, Mr. Cameron would not havo been elected | Fe ere rte a Pr ik: Hn Phited, dleche; and sehr 1Polypus removed from the tialpolus and dislocation 8, Senator, and he and his friends would have been | 90.000 feet timber, to t Post, ; the th; Emily, Allicett, of Sal ind. Strietures cured in the| 1 Operation for tute of influence; while it is _notori all | | Brig Rodolph Groning, Thompson, from St Marks, via Key | Condemsed and sold: ship Sophia, 5 Bad Strietures cured i tone sides that Judge Woodward was defeated for Sena. | West; 13.days, with cotton, to Ri. Majtiand. 24th rust. lat 37 | Comdemned and sold; ship Sophia, Mi sbrig RE | g queens co. souinticg ‘upper pet tor be he refused to the votes of these natives | 12),!00K73 3@ spoke bark Trident, from Providence for Apala- | (oper, Farrell, for Philad. Sid tao, U 8 ship of war Bost | LAnery tied ee mouth: and entirely repudiated them and their party. And yet | “'s"e'ivashington, Stevens, 20 days from New Orleans, with | pl,the 20th for U States: Nov 19 at 422,004 71.W, spoke & | 'N."SS.7 This institation is not con th any other in the naturalized citizens have been induced t0 side with | mii pee gt pete - sat and topmul ‘yard; ound’co anilies oreportedst | MEY siiog Bergeon aud Phystah 7 jer eck. - . ” iy by Am a Cameron against Woodward. An attempt is now being | "Brix Morea, 16 days from Mbbile, with cotton, to D Hurl. | antmas ‘ia care pennne nes sl wae Taree | j10 2w*re Attending Surgeon ani an Breage Wades Spay en das tom Wimigon, NC, with | RUT ate Es ch ee paca a tency. But this wontdo. It isa mere pretence. G days from St Marks, with eot- | #%P. supI e 7 | v Heche ondary mnmpetoney toa oa fie i a Rial (oa NENW. Bow: tar Coasts ets | PRIVATE TREATISE, a i Phe Be | : a was rejected comes to be known, I have no doubt that | and has been blowa | ON CERTAIN DISEASES, in which the best and most the people will put a proper estimate upon those Sena- Sprang fore | ene ANE apres ‘convenient means of cure are stated in the plainest possi- tors} who allowed thems tobe mado the tools ofthis | yard, main boom, &e, “ ARMERS AND MILLERS’ BANK. Magerstown, Md. | 41 manner the prescriptions used iu the author's own preeth new arrangement of nativism, This will be one of the | Brig Ponce, Lull, (of Boston) 20 days from Havana, wit eNotes of this institution, bought atone,per cent dis- | ble manner (the prescriptions used inthe authors own trast i | molasses, to FG Thurston. Sid in co bark Rochelle, of Bos- | count, by TAYLOR & TH, 4 tion of several iapoceut disorders frequently mistaken | elements which will split the democratic party in Penn- | Molasses, to BG Thurston. | Sid in co bark Ih 3251m*m No. 62 Wall street ete eeeal which affords wide Geld for the extortions and sylvania, and you need not be surprised to #09 this State | Brig Albert Fearing. Buckman, 13 days from Eastrort, wit COTTON MILL. deceptions <{ x well known boasting class of peop! go for the at the ne " ‘i pyington. a ‘apes of Vir- ; ; ; 7 | Feplore this, but I don't see how it isto be avoriod: One png spoke sch Concord, of Boston, from the West Indies | We Aricent cnctnte enn teres mre, ee | cies son this subject, Tove had only at of the divisions of the democratic party must be over. | forNYork, The AF hasbeen blown off twice. | ut, ,intimately acquainted with the various, modes ot mana- ice $1. {Sent by port. nobound.) thrown by the other, and the defeated portion will most | , Brig Sarah Brown, Norton, 23 days fm Mobile, with cotton, | Peering costo odds Non charge of the best eandue-, | _ Several pre! ‘shave as nearly imitated the title of this assuredly rebel, us it did in 1835, | &¢; to Searges & Clearmen i z, | ted establishments in the U tes. ‘Cat this’ | 00k, and advertisements, as they could do; those who should Some people believe that the ‘rejection of Woodward Fi seach eka lata sadaded | 2 : aia dure” | Oeamisted will, howerer, soon detect the imposition. °° t i i is ominous of the fate of Henry Horn, our collector, but | ger Cli, Vax Name, 2 days fm Vinginin, oysters. | LAWRENCE, SIVERS & CC. a Sone ste, have’ 0a AT ion the rf je (mhulicudes of whom hi mi e. cannot bring myself to believe that r Delaware, Munson, ys fr Teceived per snips Epervier an » the underinent } }, itis considered a duty to give faction. in the Uni ven. ; | Brandies— hich this ite Siator Senate‘us to induce itto perpetrate muck an oat: | Beh chen, 8 day fom Swansboro, NC, with neal | Btls Dupuy & Co. in half pines, pale and dark vintage claims topegiecoufdence ee nae i stores, juggles. : wane th 4 Graduate of Edin! fce—his the loftiest independenc: mathe “pete wetter a eect mer eapmann, COPbs from Swansboro, NC, with na- | ear Becker, do hs s & i viz, by a: FR gine,” ter, acknowledged on all | ““Schr,J W Kimpton, Osborn, fm Norfolk, with mdz, to Stur- | Whichthey offer tor sale. “Phe same in andes custom house |W Daed , throngh sey * he hast the attributes of Henry Horn, are insuffi: | ger Cleerman : | lock aud entitled to debenture. aGamer | Seon D mpentiaaghe Enidemie Cho frvigtsan a) Carece te cient to secure hit confirmation by the Senate, in Hea. | " Schr Juliet, Conklin, fm Petersburg, with mér, to J Hunter. \ the most emtingns in Amortons en Bs Action fleopet jo Br mort Ven's name, what qualities are required. 1 cannot but | Schr Red Jacket, Janes, Richmond, mdze. ith| GQ 2HE GREAT AMERICAN REMEDY. — | ofthis city, Dr. Physick of Philadelphia, and others, and conclude, that the rejection of such a man as Mr. Horn, | ,,8cht, Nancy 8 Te ec p lpg econ agg SOUTHERN BALM hich is most gratifying, ‘has permission to refer, to almost Meat eee keep eeringregeeres een brig Tame Page aren fox Notes Ah ADEE Samah : Cara ora avian Saar by the Governor Register of Wii (answering to your | ® Schr Thomes Frelinghuysen, 12 days from Hartford, NC, | pro, | For Geum DEBILITY, IMPOTENCY, INCON Judge of Probate.) for the city and county of Philadel- | with corn, to F Anderson. cage | och |“ “TINENCE, OR NOCTURNAL EMISSIONS, ke. hia, vice John Weaver, deceased. Mr. P. isanexcel- | | Schr Gil Blas, Farren,2daysf Virginia, mdze, bound to | {the ¢ | nVHIS CELEBRATED AND POWERFUL REMEDY ent man, and his appointment, in preference to the many | New Haven. sg days from Virginia, mdze, | Containing a Treatise on Consumption, | has loug been used with the most happy effect, excellent men who were applicants, is a great compli- dee ee - * | sworn certificates, such as follows:— Ee tice of the most eminent physicians and surgeons in the ment. bound to New Haven tise Vurgi ey, | My wife was afflicted with affection of the lungs, pain in the | British Kmpire, France and Germany. Indeed, so remarkable The revolution in Mexico, the Sf th Jalton |, Sarr Reenter eran mety ren. seene, ones, si chest, and general debility, expectorating blood and | were the cures that the late “Se Astley” bailed it as,the i ni ,. * i} a 4 + ! yr ployed u st ical s) iN €O] “ » Po on in Mexico news ofthe completion | chr Martha Jane) 4 fom Virgin. viceinia pas for 8 Temp ved the best 1 skill, homeopa, | {f76,the cures the luse of thie Cordial will fully ‘sus- interest os the naws by the fibernias Te in closs Garr | _ Esky Bal doee uct anG tage Thos Baltimore, maze, to | fc. They pronounced her lunge ulcerated and | tain the high encominsa. ‘The highest medical authorities 19 " ting 4 | the Usited States recounmend it as superior to any other article | Johnson & Lowden. ne effect Finally, in August lest, | tried your Southera istressi ake, Wim Young, Sommers 7 days from Washington, NC, | Bit A if poet tate ine bei a 'iaspereeuy cared. tl for the permanent cute of the above dist Bard as +] confidently recommend it to similarly affect 7 fi the foll | quent Saaites & Brother, Wilseo, 7 days from Washington, BHAUETMAN, | atten eneas of tate fouceratses beat bails of gout, “Sehr Gilbert Hatfield, ‘Thompsou, 7 days from Wilming- | City and Commerat New tore ne and excessive indulgence. of the passions in riper yearo— vi | | ton, NC. Satow: | daly Eons deposes and says that the abeve certific: spepsia, loss of mu: ular an Ry, Weakness of One Brig. ‘The Southern Balm is sold by druggists | Impotency, of prematnte aid total decay o Balled. outthe U.S. Also, | aberrations of mind, confusion of 5 memo- Ship Queen of the We: p00l—was towed to sea by th THE ANIMATING, APERIENT, ALTERATIVE ness of vision, pain in the head, vertigo, and lunacy ; steamboat sh phi New Orleans—w: SOUTHERN BALM PILLS, po fo soedal intatoouree, thralality, seledivermet,, ied tore towed to the SW Spit eamboat Samson, where she | 12 cents a box of 25 pills. and cheapest general Fame | SF'solituder : anchored, y Pall .everintrodaced. ~ vd ba ioe restate cf | ,, Hundreds of cases of in Section comramnpuon say Miscellaneous Record. ie blood an and have proved a safe and efficrent tata cstatl yin the country, where these solitary habits Packet ship Suxnrpan, Capt. Cormsh, for Liverpool, detain- | Purifier, removing morbid matter fromthe stomach and bowels, | Prevail to.an alarming extent—ah » too, who are about acket ship SHEnrBAn, Capt. . . romoting digestion, and, imparting vigor to the system. Kot | to‘marry. ‘and those whose matrimonial ‘alliances have not cine abontnaea eae Ther ence ase Beuttaray where tree medicines sag | Ree Productive of those happy Tesults which ahould atten i i i | gratis at the Depot, roadwa} ere r ? ihe 100m Punarve, for Have, iralsodetsioed uatlthe | gees ncshe Robey Oot Peter ey Pack Resiaee aa eae | esrease al sate wil perecye thatehi poe or] » ton street. o i there i attendant ‘ion, West, Jan 8—(1rom our Correspondent.) Schr Saml | “More Agents wanted throughout the United States and Ce- | poy SI Viner, Lela tet tp procare this Corded. ‘ite ksonville, bound to , ° med im) pat in here yesterday with fons of anchors and is fathomeat | ™Alebera dieoustto dealers ass imtr_ | Femmarky which secormnany the wadicine ere; highly leporiant ei aving been on. shore on Key 5 fozen. ck load cor ed of Some 12,000 feet of lumber; Le ONSUMPTION or gold wholesate and retail by J. O. Fay, 136 Fulton street, See eee erate tae” | THAT CONSUM | Game enter eh breetav aod Chainer Y | om her voyage, havi ie — 7 re, comer an ee 4 ing ill sail in n few CAN BE CURED. | “TE he Cordial will be forwarded to any: part of the city | 19 is to certify, that I have been afflicted with acongh and | y “sg ‘aus fas ger ee rey from infancy. took aheavycold,which | Of country, by addressing J, O. Fay, post-paid, amount en: xier, whic ana. Another vessel is | settled upon my lungs, and which my physician, after using | °IA00ro5 sate by Dr. Wadsworth, 45 North Main street, Pro daily looked for from Havana rf various remedies, pronounced incurable. a’ pain in my | , Alto! Ms Whehitigton sireot, Bourn Noe cheat and le ad cough, fever, night sweats, costiveness, | fidence. R.I- i and at 188 Washington street, Bostor Fintee eo Maxiners, jerangement of my stomach and. bowels, great weakness and | Srgedwey, Albany ; and of Marchlisay, Utica, N.Y. Caution to Manivens—Warce x tux, Bay or Brseay.— | prostration ofgtrength; Having heard ofthe many cures effected | ; N-B. The physician may pled personaly, or by. xtract from the log of the Madrid, Peninsular contract | Gy Scheuck's Pal nouic Syrup, I determined to give. it a fair | letter,post.paid, at 198 Full verte Pataet cy! Seah eta da LOMbaciod ie wack ot bes bale trial. Ic loose od my cough aid relieved my breathing, and | "he — . “Sunday, Nov 23, 3 rp m—Observed the wre in| sowe time, | began to recover. | am at this time with her nests gone and waterlogged: no head nor quarter ge pesiectlys Il and hearty, aod attribute my recovery solely to | ZESCULAPIAN SANATIVE: lerues, with painted porta; about SO0tOn8. oases | {he Palinonic Syrup,.as the means by which 1 was restored to oR, “Friday, Dec 5,3 15 pM, observed a wreck of a lar 3 . It isan excellent medicine, and I would recomme: 3 without any masts, bearing SSE, and the Island of 8 : | Qiften try e- beliering thet it the Sieceony one followed, they sb a net coo oa Temes Waele an Tae RCAT oh eet | will be cured as I have been. form the inhabitants of this city and the pubite gener iy, RECK IN THE Fainway, oFF Hai | 7 e publ Yates, of the Leo steamer, repoits that. the wreck of eis mow Prepared 0 furnish them with this invaluable & Frederick, cf Sunderland, lies in ten fathoms, in the | T remedy. And in presenting this great reme track for ships passing Oxforduess lights. ‘The followi capriecn, Proprietor deeins it ouly necessay to state that he alone is ae ings were taken over :—Oxfordness tower lights, NW3, [taht serect, where petecus oun tere quainted with the art of preparing it, and from long and practi Tight WRWALs Tidge buoy, NEJsEs Aldborough uorthwind- | axamined. and obtain pamphlets describing consumption, dys- | calacauaintance with the ingredients of which it is composed, | mil NNE}E. A wreck buoy was placed about twenty fa- sia, and liver complaint, free of charge. mai for poe a arn ete copay thome SE of her by the Tri nty-yacht on Monday. Her spare PPor sale at Dr, Carroll & Co's, 3 Murray street; A. B. Sands | health, Nisy pea hiad So cates 08 oe are all floating abont her, and liable te damage any small eaaft | & Co., 273 Broadway: C. Hutchings, 203 Bleecker sireet; and | }# One possessing medicinal properties far suppassing any thing fouling them in the night. waco, \c. Ford, 74 Fourth strec ‘cor. Wooster, Washington Square, | peret ration of twalthy i hey chseccowicnd vows 5 | acd H. Everett, treet. 1 U.S. ship Boston, Com. Pendergast, sailed from Poruambu- | lease bear in mind that P. 8. Beekman does not sell my ori- pong eee re ace it ba wd bp anda oy = hid ian ol it | ginal Genuine Pulmonic Syrup, and to avoid deception, apply | Plish its effects, that many mi ; from coon the 21st December for the United States. | flesh Sopries Eptmonts O7rey, Sad oo ev ohd Sevepzen Uamatance; to tank ¥¢ aanoes the many Uasiess uostrams of she AORN DscC oe Remacy ned nah reel. akeg ant | St 2A SAE BERENCR._ | Sy PeUshpenz crete ieee ethene ees ee ofthe Dry Dock on Tuesday, and wil immediately d 0 | For aot orders, havi ‘come lown from thi bf ge | to have BARTI NE’S LOTION curati irtue and quality of any of the a plants and her ready by the 10th of February, if possible. She has been 4 L 5 herbs, does not so mucl upon quantity | recaulked and newly coppered, and will go. from this yard one | MEDY in ali cases of | quality fairly extracted an jerstood. of the staunchest and most noble vessels in our navy. —[ Nor- Bi | sanative is thus almost flim restoring health, folk Beacon, 23d inst. * resting id action, yet so perfectly [ Spoken. } its admi ee an taken at times and 5 i - | any circumstances. ‘T'he proprietor, therefore, under lest. Pere mat Ney Oe) een eae orks Das Be lech oa tone | Pimplesr all Kinds, of iva | aagurance that this smnative will accomplish sil that he states, ing) | Anahuac, bound t 3 story brick house and , Orleans. brick house in rear, $4,950. “4 story house and lot 63 | Duane street, 40 by 74 feet, and lot 128 Greenwich street, 20 feet 3 ins. by 80 fee! $7,900. 2 story brick house and lot 155 Perry street, feet 9 ins. front, 27 feet 6 ins. rear, 72 feet 8 ins. the other, $4,900. houses and lot on 224 street, near 3d avenue, 23 feet 6 | ins. by 77 feet 6 ims. deep, $3,700. Statistics or Sat in New Yorx.—We do not think that our people generally aro aware of the immense value of the salt works in this state. Wo have received yi n mont of salt inspect- ed trom 1825 to 1846, and duty tl on — Satr InsrecteD FROM 1825 ro 185, axw Dory Tene: Date. Duskele. 08 Total. 43,519,603 $3,306,796 45 Tt will be seen from this statement, that 42,619,603 bushels of salt have been manufactured since the year 1826, and duties paid to the state amounting to $3,306, 736 45. Many persons are prejudiced against the salt made in this State,thinking that the Liverpoolgand Turks Island salt is much superior and purer. Experiments have been made, and portions of each analyzed, which show that for saving purposes, the American salt is in | Center & Co? Eat deer skins A@ tone tgs & Magner — jewey—=1 do 1 do beeswax 2 bris do low ngley—I73 bales eottou to 245 hides Smith & Hin rder. New Onueaws—Brig Washington—706_ bb Gregor & com 1418 do Chateaw, Merle & Saat 20 balls hoops Clark & co Is flour Wi ford 19,900 staves New Ontea: lnspes H Bea & co jARneBrig yor & Reh peas Atwater & Re Ne trees Robbins & Hi julford——160 bales cot Waring & Son. $11,000. 4story brick house | Tenors! 23 | etiisfin C 2) Letters fm Capt feot one side, and | sea, off Kamschatka, 1100 bbls on board, take Two 3 story brick | led xe—Brig Choctaw—273 bhds sogar 178 cks mo- | roning—187 bales cotton Center | ok | neiro, (about Nov 26) 70 3 lat 30 50, long 78 40, vig Apalachicola, bound to B: 25, 20 miles SE of Sandy Hook, schr Black be reported, of Portsmouth, 10 days fm Baltimore, bow River—experienced heavy weather the 2ist, while lying to, blowing a gale at East, and laboring very heavy—was com pelled to throw off deck load, amounting to seven tous of rail- road iron. ‘Tuesday, 20th, James Conner, pilot of the barque t- Was taken out by the above 90 miles y he ton 13, Simuel, fm Dublin for Mobile. N, long 5 E, Maria Jan ‘Dee 21, lat 51, long 6, Argo, fin the Clyde for Mobile. pipet: Incet, Tong’ 8, ‘Marianne, of and from Bremen for | more, ‘Dec 25, int 44, long 13, Parland, fm the Clyde for NOrls. pee a thas Taka Ybeariag N'100 mites, ship Joshua | in th i "fin Liv’ for Boston, 'No date, om the equator, Tong '2tW, Florian, of Bremen, | oppe, fin N York for Buenos Ayres. ‘Bee's, off the Isaacs, bark Detroit, fm Portland for New Or leans. ‘Bame time and place, bark Princeton, fm Bath Tor N. Smith, of ship Nantasket, of NLond C th, Nantasket, of rT iicieina Sept 26, taken 1300 bbls; bound to 8 eports, Aug 27, Louvre, Chief, NL, oT eSroeee Gh ceip Wertison,, ate, Aug 17, at ‘wha Rebeces Fisher, Conklin, 12 | t. SE by E of Sand: Dec MM, Dee 17, | from Bremen for Bat- | ti A letter from sorts he Rheum, Fever and Al URINARY ORGANS—Sach as | recommends it as n general remedy for dis zu! _ Sore Thre Olandalar Tamors, yamp in the: ye does that disease is but one and the same thing | mach and Eimber Cholves Bowel Committers, Fen Sores, Old | although p in different form), bat especially for the kk, wish. | Ulcers and Sores of all , Complaints of the Kidney gene- | following, viz:—Asthma, Coughs, Colds, Consum| 2, Bron - 5 tally, Chilbleins, Corus, Batons, Head Ache, Tooth Ache, | chitis, Dyspeysia, Liver Gompiait im alf ite pir cee. iveness, hey ! i roprietors deem it unnecs to write lengthy articles | Heart; wam of tite, Hy and other diseases of the | red eerie of this iuvalueble medicine, as tts I 000 friends Nerves, Palsy, Gout, Grayel, and all affection of the Ki | in New York and the Atlantic erties cheerfully certify stasthe | and Scrofulain all its various forms. Dose five drops best and only remedy tor the complaints above named, asserting | adult per T persons in proportion. Full directions | that they and their families will constantly keep a'supply, it | with each bottle. Sold wholesale and retail by the being a 50 generally useful and ready cure. ; Hudson street, New York,and the prineipal druggists throug ‘The Ladies also gratefully unite in attesting ite valu out the city and country. ni Im*r | Many cases which heretofore seemed without remedy. NT LES. rr t the Proprietor’s Genetal Depot, retail and whole: | _ON CERTAIN IMPORTA! MALADIES. sale, 32 Broadway, 2 doors above the Hospital, wiereagentsin | FENHE AUTHOR of the “PRIVATE TREATISE,” DR. the city and at a distance wil be saopli onjiberal terms. Al- RALPH, begs to state that he is at home as much as pos- ir Depot 24 Walnutstreet, Philadelphi ; and by agents | sible, (except Sunday) in order to be consulted apon any of generally. ‘These area few of the r agents at adie | the fiat dit _ Fete to in inttle vol lume, per. viz;—G. Dester, Albany; Dr. Heimat roy; T. y ot BY Post, at his residence, #8 Greenwich atreet, New ns 8. Tor mes Sarae Sot G, Fowler, k; and especially, to observe that the subject of his chisi, Utica; Coleman & Co., Buffalo; W: | consultations 1s net confined to these complai it Van ore Rewbuiys Bvt Ac the ose which in any way relate to ‘oree, Washington City, D. Hough, Frederickeb: ACH aus. Mo.; Sido ersyth, of ship Cal Stone, speke last o! Chronic and acute diseases of the i t roast Bi, Sy 12 nha rome, tO fate Lwcartboenot Whine, | taco tn elon ert ao aed ea gream "iin Douglas we wos entimated that the vessels Kiise Bemiunl Weakness, | Plain oF not, and ite pr re ia as byes mamas would average 600 bls, aud on Also, Gonorrhose, Inability, es on — be eream of rine pl peed en Be t season is, nessof the parts, ke. | . ; Letters from Captain Baker, of ship are speedily and effectually removed by Abgrnethy's Botani | ma shed. tn a qane cf serictura this, indeed, oovars ia at sen Aug 25, with 1900 bbls; Charles eal Pills, without one. particle of mercury. They are equally ogee lg ies henrd fm ‘within 10 ds, Columbia, N | suitable for females. ive tone and energy to the genera- | 80‘ a alg a Lave should be pate, on ony 100; Merrimack, do 1300; Neptune, do, | live onrang, rarely, itever, experienced from taking other me, | Tespect. Neither is it neceasary, there should be pain, OF aay 900." Had heard ‘from the North America a1 dicines, For caries Hal ¢ street.an wa cage he tay iy complained ‘Of, but it is not recolle had, ‘but low. Captain. | AE127 Maiden Lane. Brice 81, with difeetions, jal im*r_ | certainly, is now and then Taped! ad we egal Heveek eating from the North. A | "PO RHE Lables IN FAMTICULAR MY DEFILA | 1 other effects sapecity of y cases, these are’ obuerved to | jcAwother Letter received. ip NLondon reports, Aug 20th, ship ' of great une o lstige who have tees athicted with saperiuos | {i "Were are; however, ret cream et ie he | Jefferson, Harris, NL, 1100 bbts. ir, pring) ‘when its grewth has been confined to the > | enliarly belong to stricture, an specie i ‘meet to- per lip and side of the face, giving a masculine turn to the | fecher,should never be lost sight oF but toim! ‘means Basmen, De | whole fentures. When used with care, eure. M: ptoms might be , ba bark Ero: vB | to the directions, it will be found to be a Indies as well, or telate to ter, fm Balt, Je | the toilet,as the use of any sharp instrnmentis entirely avoided, doch, Dees rem sh ps El | and the hair is removed in five or ten minutes after its app x ; on, ; Dee 21. m | BoD in ition is infalli warranted ‘0 remove su- | "Livskroot.=The following retela were. passed by the Hi. | peigimepmpongini infulible, and warranted ‘e remove se: bernin, ot the afternoon of the (th just, going into the port of Cheon of which cannot be contested. | ips Kalamazoo, MeCerten, ; | “Hor sale, wholesale and retn if ’ Barker, fim NOrleans, Nov 24; : CES HAUEL’S DEPOT, from Fort Walthal, Va, Nov 23: Oregon, | UG Bouth Third street, Priadelphin. | ov 26; Swatara, Brown, do 25; teo, Weston, do 21; Lochinvar, Westcott, do 22, | ult, M. Dec 28—Brigs' Mary Penuell, Doughty, and Willard, | Hogan, Clark, from Wilmington, NG, dis; sche Bousty, Wal | iitard, 8 | lace, trom Newbern, arriv Trinidad. | on the 2%h, and sailed Home Ports. Lewes, Del, Jan 23—Subjoined ‘in for | of vessels now at the | . J can asc the Pripcipal part of | qrhigh are outward Uenkd. vie Mertwe’ Aen Mboebent ies oy foe Pearl, brtey Metamora, Robert Wats, Pala, Win Peun, chs, Fas » 'Mangheste ie, Moses Brown, 9 B Davis, ‘BN Fox aud Iucret Sere. bar, as. repo ont 8 no communication with That e whi ad ORFOLI Ar schr 8! K, Jan 22—, jhetland, Kaa? to Portsmouth, NH, with loss of anchor fi dound | guiwenieete | 32" a and by Southern Mail, Bpeken. | tac hip blizabeth Bruce ,of Boston, from NOrls for London, Jan 5, lat 351, lon S798. der 8s. Tuomas, Jen S-Let Oe fenry, Garcia, fm Rio | "*™ ir. . * . de Tanaitorbeige Baeo Cebaling) Nichersoe.to tal tee ja jan- and by my cgemry, B. Jacq: ES _One of the proprietors 0} Lex’ | ed for seven years wit Bazaar, Fits! F VANS’ VEGETABLE EXTRACT—Aa i Epileptic Fits, or Fallin inva or ule, wholesale and retail, by Practical C! Me Bouts her ents:—J. B. Jacquemod, No.415 Broadway . 9 and 151 Broadway A, | a ree ae Seawon | Premit im was awarded at the Franklin Ii i. No. 415 Broadway; F. 'Nonr i49 and tal Brondwayy A: streets. niéim*re omer of Cedar and Williams ‘tums awarded ay the Franklin Institute. thi luable Medicine, th this dreadfnl disease, and’ di od of time was under medical treatment, without re- The | ceiving any benefit ; on 1 nd violent, oud this is the univ us afMicied. It |, this disease has baffled the ontrary, well knewn that from time imme- A. its!! Sickness, Cor were more fre- | experience of all | skill of all Physicians, an i \d o is now fifteen yea what aoe ie eee MiutuelHlowe:fm Nuntucheb ued tg Neiatens Athy | Wi Mrtaghe hss Se gmetenG, Wit ul ale re pe . = ame into the Hoads to-day, and went up James River: Cid, | him vo perfect health, but huudred imony of the as Passengers Arrived brig West Indies; Orleans, Smith, ‘New sovereign efficacy ofthe Vegetable itherto ¥ ttle 3 Sr. Manxs—Brig Rodolph Groniug—E S Wibon and two ‘Wm Brown, Hunt, NBedford; Washii invulnerable disease ‘Thanks to Dr. 1 i jers the natai Miss Talices. | of mi and ouena) comes easily Cogn a Moaite—Brig Morea—Mr Morton. u medinin by which the mind #0, pov y pete upon these —— 5 brig Chivehil 5 | 10, same vernal crema teage Mu | eperta the river very fall of ice ' betw: is cass | the mi Tt 4 Private Foreign Lmportations. city and Neweaitle. Cid, brig Delaware, ‘Taylor, Coast of | inero | ‘of a litle volame which to many Ovesea—Ship Rhone— 8250 bags linseed JL & R Bridges— | Afriew; sehrs Viola Id, St Vincents and Central Ame- ber bottle. 2 _, | parts of the world. care of Stricture proceeds, tos 254 bales wool Ernest & Mersh, | rica: Loehiel, Lufkin Marans. Hiisslvith he tes | Mtvans? Ve ions Pile for removing all morbid | vity of mind invariably rete ‘sb ae Ce emai, | P< lowit names of e jemty~ Teapect cure a é, Domestic importations. | che sehen sahore on the lower part on Reedy islander Ticino, | aud Corrupt seein ™ | sate, is pemeralfy secs in very litue time, and wit Mositx—Brig Sarah Brown—30 bales cotton © Delinger—20 tes, of N lorte, an M, of Come Model, of dao IVANS & HART, Proprietors. i do Collins & Bros—$0 do J Thompson—83 do J Thompson, jr— | Waretowu, NJ; John W Parser and Lark, of NYork. They 7 F THe COMPLEXION. | the 101 Collomb & Iselin—298 do Buraett & John have not as yet sustained any injary from the ice, but would MENS OT OHNE DEVEMUSAND | h & Vangershicn—t a | advise the ice boat to he despatched as soon as practicable, at, Seaukenes aaterabotuical ducorery of | is ides Jo avery ex on. com ; yell Mole tallow ADrah ‘Ar week ding. int, barques So- BSS TN al rews—4 bales moss Daniel Price—10 a Robi nal Samurrant of it wat a i 1. Maxus—Brig Kepublic—10 brs tobacco Perkins & Hop- | Charlestot js Demerara; Par; aausle Toveiteess, trans fai UL kins—2 Drake & Smith—12 do $17 bales cotton 1 do wool AS lane, Lermond, Berbice, EL’S Nymph Soap, ‘or Eau Divine de Venus, may be Marvia—5 bales cotton Holbrook, Nelson & co—8) Taylor &e Tratdad; Colonist [Br], | HAU. vaesie masta paver Composed forthe mos 154 hides Morton & Ladd—85 bush corn A & AG ‘T'rask; indsay, St Thomas: Belle, My: | 8H plantar 10 the wtter ‘exeluaion of ail tobaceo to order. | Hl, and Stephen G Bass, Spates, fstinguished tmedicinally for its ex: New Onteass— iy ama Baracoa; Lousay | Darilving. api spouting, sorton on the shia 6 ‘arren, veline, Leland—300 pigs lead Bott one 38 hhds shoulders 2 : viet, Botston, A ¥ Tioray Mane | DY Acunw onthe pores and minute secretory vessel, expels all a Sis tard D'S &M Mapes—20 dis leather A. | ich; Jonae Smith, Coflett, and Julia Ann, ——, | IMDErities Om the sree slone, effectually dissipates all red: S bhds molasses J 8 Taylor—56 bls pork Reade | NY im Hart, Charleston. All the vessels re- wer vilbice Recklee cantata, ond ‘unsightly cate- als weet } McChaia— bales cottou C Dillin- | ported from NYork’and Baltimore are at quarantine, Cleared, | Bess, tan, pimples Na temalblovaliness. tan uso cotton GF Darby & Com cks corn Leland — Br barque Britain, Hemenn, Barb barat a" | ei change the’ most billions complesion Into one of Te: safe Milbanks & Com i195 hides Hargous Brothers water, Loudon; Br brig Jacinth, 8: Po a nplog: My 9 end tres, It be a Cotton to order. Fales, and Frances Louisa, Soule Seen Ty ddlitacy nal triiarwthich Yeaneatinped wae will Ba Maree 35 bales cotton Roberts & Williams | Porto’ ‘Trojan, Mitchell a Pal protect, th evary pearance aveiiel dais 1 the hy AEs tobacco . > s tobacco Exam & Benard iste iitine ee te (pang Leth phon ES HAUEL, MAHOGANY, ROSE Ws {VOR SALE by E. S. racy, ani Bi streets. ry be ao riher gr mpacels vet ea, at from 10 7 t jitnte. n16 Im*re notes, TI 2 follower ieee pereyen or che mee Vig: ert side or. All'goodsnot | 10.06 do, 44 13-3 ineh, 296 and 3 inch Mahozany IN | 640 ee ein | a skeet Bena et them all to be as represented, or the money LI RA’ This article, ar i td cll, and other destructive maw tila leans fioualy, renders it iv ‘imparts to it, fragrance fae flowerer and luxuriant in its Serie : ide i aril ai i . nao im ons ofthe skin oa the ead ia dana pet in ee ri a aw plants safatar for he hai, endowed with roperties so highly afte ccf Poon aad an dr hair tnd gies ait a caval ‘and ry agreeable and vivifying : > INCE. SS, sir is is an inexhausti " te ; it source, ei aak teat in instal would do better, perhaps, to name adapta. ous. JULES HAUEL, Per! mer and Chemist, ee tecca aN oe 1d and 191 Broadway; A. illiam streets. wasawarded atthe franklin Institute, n16 Im*re THe, PUBLIC, CH. Le PILLS, DYSPEPTIC and ‘I DR. GEORGE W. MPROVED MINERAL FAMILY I Bitters, Cough acd Cholera D: other Medicines, from ‘of more ¢ Pre) Tecil 40 years tasted prac- ice. and will be found oseful in all cases of Jaundice, D pen ia the Head aad Chest, Lav tions, }» Ci i , Dysenteries. a! ough depending on Liverand Asthmatic affections, Fixed Paras in the Chest; and es pecially tn. di ofa private nature, 18 ys an further 0 tis ice, 93 Canal street ; in the city of New York, 16) West Broad 19) OTHER’S CORDIAL. "T tages rmucy gee toyeeut nt male who et benefits would be nei Place etn ev.ld and mot F ‘This wno quack article, ¢_ Preset , me who has made this braneh of his ulerstady. "Fors 27 im*t tion of a regula ii tice a par ‘or sale at 192 Broadway corner of Johu Medical Card, ede confidentially street. . M. mate impotency, are radically cured by Dr. M., on Pat the to Feng te orginal vigor. A perfect ‘eure 5) i ith medical . B. a be Surgeons athe ss pr ie Sal altel vertising vache ity. See hnis diplomas iS 90436 Fulton street. Letters post paid containing a fee is affection, an structive habit in y insure medicine and advice to ay part of the Union, r near Greenwieh, New York. Open front AM to 10 P.M daily 221 im*re Medical Aid. DOCTOR GREGORY. Constitutional, a» also sexual Debility, re- NU iting: fom certain lndiscraet ‘secret, practices of to youthful and thoughtless. Nature {is too good an accountant to'ever forget her guatomere, but wil sooner of later eal the Seopa oo Rowe thosyan ne otebte blistiag and dgsolatinn babit o ra fRrotsuery Hoctersal contusions « coumumption oF the body, palpitation of the bh » & nervous of the intel ‘want bi 4 feretlee fer adicg, eroutinnl nition Bteloag te crowtines food; and sometimes a total or ii ulti, ach aa. tho sisht, hear. jorangement “Gouach, liver, lungssand brain. rapid approach of insanity. 4 cor his" Invi atret and generously nourishes not followed by a reaction, as is the case with re good effects are permanent and the cureis lasting Prie bottle, or in cases of half a dozen for $10, to be sent ‘by express to any part of the country, or what is more convs i the in ents in powder te be seut Symail as muchas will meke three bottles, with fall diree- i and advice for i D rate olices, No. Whours. All commani mty rs private diseases tu all their vanveties. ~~ Medical Aid, GREGORY, No. 3 Roosevelt street,is consulted in all Diiicuecfepsvss mms Dro. Physician and ‘Surgeon, during which of more thau twenty Tecent cases 9} Shao ead sivice $0, end will be tour by 6 the country. Sraictu! a rab of thi ears duration was Bebe ester a, Gest mecernroeencaee a little inv tely etter urinating. A. printed circular upoa this subject little voluine (of which Dr.G. is ensentially ‘treatment did frequently leave the patient worse off, o1 may Aatricture eu to ne the genital organ: thod of eure. fartof tre Unjeed Pat At Dr. Gregory's private offices, No. 3 Roosevelt street,” one door from Chatham s., may be had his Book; tnd also advice, at all hours of the day or evening: All com faunications will be considered strictly confidential, ‘The fol; Hinedicn “ENo. Bs Willfam ot, soar Malden Tangs 30 Falton st., corner of Waterst.; 79 Fulton st., corner of ty Bares corncefevatent ste Dear say ee emer poe ; way, corne A Corners’ of Broadway and Coassbers et nd3 Im?r coereny PSTN TOURS re Ri No. 3 Division street, es- H abliched ABD. 1 by the presentproprietor, fot suc sic’ Suet ehiee hab SHOE “reels sly ly be relied on to sale nag 2 earth that weeny. cere is horrid di se withou tation, and without diet or fr all else have hensive treatise ach val, {with fall dhtecbous) vyhich i searanted Tovefec: }, BO matter how standing, Seeply sented in the aystem, with less trouble to. the’ patient wea Ante ay inched, Bisene oa ja7 Im*re of | standing, can receive | WerbtReadestten. Es i BAVTHE FULLUWING & SS ADVERTISEMENTS and Pharmacy 96 NASSAU STREET. MEDICAL ADVICE |OR the radical eure of ad all mosoryarelent dtockargea Professor Velpee eye ty a ‘iherremedy itor came a RICO. : , it BFecked und senttouil privet the Uatons=™* CONCENTRA’ OF SARSAB . Cea tages a tee a ee for all the at may’ cil above itely sj carrest of prseeat rr the public, fegpsestaetind ele herd remm i a ges of owen bee,