The New York Herald Newspaper, July 14, 1846, Page 4

ne et arene provement of tho position of the administration, An improvement of members of Congress for the wasteful debate at the opening of the session, ina vigorous improvement of the dog days. But, as Wwe were about to submit— The Secretary of the Treasury desires the re- lief of.an issue of Treasury notes, before he shall be compelled to draw upon the ten millions of specie with the government depositories. To- morrow, we havs been notified by Gen. M’Kay, that the bill for that object will be taken up, and we suppose it will pass without opposition, Aa issue of ten millions would save a deal of embar- rassment to the operations of the Department, and to the commercial community in preventing large transfers of specie to the South, while the nomi- nal interest upon the notes, would add but a tr fiing cost in their redemption, compared with the important advanta: ot the expedient at the pre- sent time. Mr. Webs Ss Views upon this sub- ject are not only, therefore, reasonable aud wor- thy of consideration, but no better policy for the exigency could be suggested Townrds the c the proc y in the Senate upoa private bills ase of Mrs Alexander Hamilton cxme up. Mes. hamilton Proposes to relinquish to the Government the sompl-te works ( great proportion of which are unpublished) of her late distinguished consort Hon, Alexander Hamilton, for the sum of $20,000. Upon this proposition an interesting litle debate ensued, Messrs. Benton, Calhoun, Allen, and Bagby taking part. Tne bill, as ‘a book case” one of those ‘expensive book cases” was resist- ed by all of them, while the pre-eminent talents, invaluable services, and the value of the papers praposed to be surrendered by the centract of the bill, were fully conceded. Mrs, Hamilton’s case is ed to the highest consideration nd the papers of Washington’s Aid-de-Camp and S tary of State, are indispensable to the completion of our revolutionary history. The Govern- ment, too, would be doing nothing more than justice to itself in accepting them in the terms offered. But we are now in a pinch—every dollar is wanted for other ob- jee's—the bill cannot pass, and we doubt not that more than one publishing house would take the Hamilton papers at $20,000, as certain of making $20,000 by the operation. Mrs, Hamil- ton is now about ninety years old, She can’t wait much longer—she has frequently during the session walked up to the capitol, half'a mile from her lodgings, in anticipation of some action upon herclaim. This day, forty-two years ago, her husband was killed by that impersonation of pro- fligaey and traitorous ambition, Aaron Burr, in contrast with whon. the excellencies of Ham It shone only the more conspicuous. Fut two years of hope deferred is a long time, and we would, there!ore, advise Mrs. Hamilton to trust no longer to the uncertainty of Congress, but to dispose of her legacy to some private firm, We have no hope that the pr sent Congress wouid acceptof her inanuseripts at halt the price sug- ges ed, not that the ® not Werth ten times the sum, but beeaure there is nothing so terrible or frightful to modern democracy as the appearance n @ constr anction of the doctrines of nder Hamclton. Moreover, Congress is jastly alarmed at the tremendous expenses of the printing of the present Congress, which, it is esti- mated, will be eqnai to one-lourth of the expenses of both houses, including the pay and mileage of the members, officers, and incidental expenses ofa session of eight months’ duration ! Here is an item of retrenchment for you This most alarming increase of cost of public printing, has, at length, alarmed even father Ritchie; and nearly the whole face of his paper of last night is occupied in making ont a case. We regard this labored effort as entirely uncalled for; becanse, ifthe two houses chose to foot ihe fell, they, and they alone, are responsible. In doing the’ work upon the’ terms proposed, whatever may be the profits, Father Ritchie is not account« able, and the only necessity for his appeal is, an apology for sustaining the printer in his golden perqvisite. Notwithstanding we are apprehen- sive that there will ve hereafter a systematic cur- tailment—that there should be, no man can doubt, and no member, consulting Lis own safety, will hesitate to express. We hear of various rumors respecting the con- templated invasion of Mexico by land, sunulta- neourly with its reduction by sea. There are four Spanish gentlemen a the United States H. vel to might from Havana. They report thatthe people of Havana are in daily expectation of the departure of Santa Anna by the British mail steamer for Vera Cruz, and that private agents, with masses of letters wait on him with every arrival. He is reputed, too, as having lately been frequently visited by the British Consul. Notuing now will save the repubhe of Mexico from anni- hilatioa but the retarn of Santa Anna, unless it should be prevented by an appeal for peace after the decisive drubbing they are waiting for at Monterey. ——___. Wasurnoton, July 12, 1846. Melancholy Results of the Hot Weather. The results of the extreme heat were yesterday, we regret to say, the death of several nen, repor- ted at six in all, in various parts of the city. At siaset, passing along Missouri Avenue, we obser- ved a group of men in the middle of the street, and crossed over to thom. A colored man waslying dead in the dust. Ten minutes previously he had delivered at one of the neighboring houses a supply of beef from his cart to one of his master’s customers. Returning to his cart he staygered to the th, and fell in the at- tempt to gain his seat, and died almost instant- ly. Cause—iarge draughts of eold water, aftor a severe day’s Inber in the hot sun. Most of the brick-layers suspended their work yesterday fur several hours. The temperature was almost equally oppres sive to-day,until a thunder shower passing by Alexandria this afternoon, bas brought us & Change for the better to-night. individually, however, though gratified it is no worse, we have been disqualified not only for further general de- tails of news, but positively almost Sopcived.ot the mechanical faculty of wielding a per; and it would seem that for some days past, at least, the Esbeyones: brains of this deponent have been exha- ing inthe sun. We have coneluded, however, to address this letter to New York, for we believe that is the place where the Herald is printed, as nearly as we can recollect; although, when we inquired about it to-night, a man told us you had an office in every town in the Union. Yours, Unprr tux Live. Puivapecpuia, July 13. The rain of yesterday afternoon did not con- tinue more than twenty minutes, and was a rather contracted affair altogether, inasmuch as it did not extent over a tract of more than four or five miles in width. Fortunately, our good city chanced to be within the sphere of its influence, and we still rejoice in its results. The thermom- eter has not ranged higher than 91} to-day. Th pale of wind which accompanied the rain, gaused several upsets of pleasure boats in the Delaware, but no lives were lost, though some narrow escapes. Two boats’ crews were rescued by the Jersey ferry boats; from the bottoms of the boats to which they were clinging. Bonny Black Bess, the fine mare, whose per- formances in Putnam and similar pieces, have been so much admired, diedon Saturday from the effects of a fall from a staging on which she was practising or rehearsing. Mr. Marshall, of the Walnut street theatre, who was about being- ing out niape, ¢ has another horse in training for this piece, an successor of Bonny Black Bess his first appearance on any stage this Sales of Stocks at Philadelphia, aan, July 13.1000 Cincinnati Water Work Pe 36; 2000 State 5's 6634. Arren Saces—8000 Ches, and Del; Canal Loai 6’s, 90; | od State 5’ 0634; 1000 do do 6634; 4 Philadelphia Bank 107. Seooxp Boann.—33 Westorn Bank 45; 64 Farmers’ and ocnenice Bank 423: 1 North American 200; 3009 State ‘Olep €64¢; 220 do de as. —_—— Sales of Stocks at Boston. Baoxenr’s Boann, July 11-25 shares Norwich and ‘Worcester RR 563£; 1 Eastern RR 105; 35 Westera KR 99%; 50 Long Island RR 10 de 804; [2 Eastern RR rights 700; 41 do 60; 180 do 680. Sroovp Boaro.—26 shares Norwich and Worcester RR 80 6 ds 663. EEE COMMERCIAL. ees, aa Fork. Monday, ne" waa less doing in either description. Pots are held at $8 50.93 54; pearls, $4.0 4 08%. ae eapeturrs—The market to-< was rather doll thi hoat, and nothing dove of any consequence, Ge- nes~e is hold at $4 2 405'¢; Michigan at 393 a $4; South- Jaly 13. oro as last So. Cortos— market was quiet, bat f —| sales not o: 700 bales We quonn oaey—the Livenroou Crasstrication. Poorida. Hise, Qrleons none. ‘i New ee Cattle market. weok en: day Evening, Jui ‘market 9000 Boot Cattle, (nostly from 13th.) ie South and West) 40 Cows and Cal Lambe Beef Cattle—The intolerably warm weather, preva- lont since our last report was made, has had a most dis- astrous effect upon the market, and the activity then noticed, has been succeeded by # dullness almost unex- led’ The supplies are very #mall,but at mough to #, and 3900 Sheep and | , nM) farther sartiealeee meet the demanus of b: » who evince but very little po Bevin between Cat vine and Mae disposition to operate, in consequence of the unwilling- [i iv trecre ein ie inc teen ry rome neds of boliers to submit toa further reduction of prices, | Somme rater The house is very respectable nad well ecead which remain nearly as last quoted. ‘Th did not for an office ora light faney business. Possession will be given amountto more ¢ (7 bey ye et ie —_ last immediately. Apply as above. jylh stee Week. Prices range from $6 to 5%. 200 remain unsold. a Cowsand Calves—The small number on sale all sold Waninh Sub RG Pr TE, lie aah Sad t slightly improved prices. We quote the market at to, those, sald in other stores Tor #5 Fine from $1), $25 to $82 60, Sheep aud Lum are equal French Calf Boots for $4 50, 7 to the best 4d this city for $6 or $7, at Y' iG foot and Shoe Manufactory, one of the m the city Our Boots havi judged in the late Fair Niblo’s, are said to be the best ever sold in city. 1 Boots warranted to give sausfaction lending, &e., ane in the Store. OUNG & JONES, 4 Aan Near the American M im, New York, mick eles and emell pratite icone matte, iP endatere Wad board & UU, FASHIONABLE HATTERS 82 Nassau street, near Fulton, New York. THK subscribers beg to call the attention of the public to the quality of their various kinds of Hats of theirown manu- facture: They have juat received.a small supply of superior moleskin, now used by the, moat fushionable batters in Paris, asample of which they will feel much pleasure in showin to Uiose who will favor them witha call, ‘The andersigue ‘The Crops. The Milledgeville (Geo) Federal Union of the 7th inst S:~—Fiom every direction we hear that the wheat and oats, already harvested, have turned out abundantly, The crop of corn is exceedingly promising. In this immediate vicinity, it has been retarded by con- tinued dry weather for about three weeks, but the heavy and general rain which fell on Sunday last, will restore it, and ensue an ample bhurvest. In somo regions, the cotton has been injured, and present appearances indi- cate that the crop im any event, cannot be a large o: Passer do bot pretend to sell at 24 or even 10 thi Rio Janeino— other Cg eget 4 her = oy rasp ot ie r prig Koarer, 6 store; but they flatter themselves that the quality au sah bps hi finish of their Hats will give entire satisfaction, at the prices charged, They have adopted the*French mer hats, which is a preventive Passengers to Arrive, (Cisnuesvos—Brig Euily—RE style to ok, lady and child, Me Printup and bury - i “ and child, Mra Drake, Miss Weisman, Mis Bisg | SWOUSH and spoiling the Seawy of Chsie-opy “PONT, Evais, Miss M Tisdale, Miss E Tisdale, i x iss . Mrs E Bei ety Mr Dou, W Moore, Mr Kueap, B Whaley, WJ Whaley, W WF. C Canning, M E Carter, N A Cink, M Benjamin, B W Wilson, L B Trowbridge, 8 Dibble, J W Roth—3 in the ge. EH Manigault, s E) at my 25 Im*in iH. JACES NO CURE NO PAY. DE: CORBILT, 19 Dunne sireet, member of the Royal College of Surgeons, Loudou, may be consulted in the treatment of certain delicate diseases, A practice of four teen years, devoted to venereal disease: les ir. ©. s—Ship Sullivan—Mis: JAM Hy Mr cure the worst form of this disease. Reeeut cases cured in cocks, Mis Sch vider. Mrs McCord and daughter, G Oates | four No mercury used, nor restraint in diet or business and lay, Rey J Elliot and lady, Rey H Hender, 1 W Mauir | pursuits. Scrictures cared in one or two weeks with acareely gault, EB Oa L J Moses, H Elder, D W Harrison, A any pain. Leigelins, BS James, FB Camfie'd, W Nub, 8A Wood, N | “Cowstirutiona:, Deanaty.—Those individuals, whohave Seymour, J Gayler, Mr Jeukins—8 in steerage. indulged in a certain loathsome habit, can positively be re stored to health member, 19 Juane street, x86 Foreign bmportatia Rro Jaxrino—Bhip Mexican—050 bags coffee 8 Barstow & Co—10 do J Deming—2150 do to order, next door to Dr | MEDICAL OFFICE | D*. JOHNSON, 17 Duane street, near Chatham street, so well known as the most successful practitioner in New York in the treatment of venereal diseases. The Doctor's Pepatation for skill in id hal d cases that have ex isted for years, is pre-eminent. Gl ‘icture, ulcers upon the body, or in the throat or nose, pains in the aead and bones ofthe leys, effectual vd. cure PURY OF KEW ¥ uM <4 42) Moow mrexa, 723! wiaw WATER. ie JULY 14, - 0508 THE SILENT FRIEND IN NEED. BERNtTHY’S BOTANICAL PILLS, are |) W Nelson; ouis, Mark: I diseases proceeding from worestrain- City Point, Brigs Tose: habits of youth. ny, Hoyt, » Hawking & Coy Bens L Sw aredieuts, which bei jamin, Barbadoes; Tarquina, Molthass, Antigua, Sch above dis- Mary Shields, Perry.’ Patuxent; Juliette, Woglom, Peters: Tmedicwme burg; Laren, Robinson, St Burts, Benedict & Williams: Pat rick Heury, Chester, Richmond; Gratitude, Dearborn, Phila- For sale at Apothecaries’ Hall, 36 Catherine] street—Price delphia; Cabot, Mehusas, Boston. $1, with directions. Arrived. Ship Meccan, Deming. Rio Janeiro, May 2h, with cof fee, to Barclay & Livingston. Nor ship Norden, sen, 65 days from Norway, with, iron, tq Schmidt x Balchen, {We have no official report of the arrival of i 12 days from Windsor, N S, se _ty.Lw*m | THE BYE Ds: WHEELER, Oculist, No. 29 Greenwich street, New York, near the Battery, devotes his exclusive attention to dise ses of the Eye and Ophthalmic Surgery, and assures the public that there not amongst the aumerous diseases to which the human eye is subject, any disorders of that orga | wih Meteor eee which cmnot be essentially telleved or cured by him. ‘Fie [Schr Marietta Gurr, Kipp, days from Richmond, flonr, | jasuuumber af undoubied teatimouials which ean, be seen at 6, to Allen & Paxson, | will wer in extent or success by that Schr Helou, tluhart, 3 days from Suffolk, shingles. in the United States. : Below, nce tice hours from 8 A.M, to 1o‘lock P.M. after whieh {kieran : ¢ Visits out door patieuts Set oe oe eee | “Se Aruiticial Eyes for sale, and which will be inserted on atled. | reasonable terms. Norman, for Brazos Santiago: Sultana, for New Or- | A pamphlet containing remarks on Diseases of the bark Ovando, for Antwerp; | several instances of great cures effected by heeler's | mode of treatment, can be had gratuitously at his residence, 0 | the same will be forwarded to any one making application to e, with Spoken. him by letter, post paid, mvi2 tm *re rf Bath }0 days from Boston, for Havana, | Mm. Wistb, uPTIGLAN, jon 7307 GEKMANY, : , Pruelas, Nory 1, from Rio Janeiro for Balt, on OsT RESPECTEOLLY inform the citizens of New the line, no date Bark Beltic. Allen, from Hrvana for Cronstadt, June 2lst, Jat 4530, lon 39 20—by the New York, at t port Ship Sea King, Hutton, from St Andrews, NB bound to N Orleans, out 9 days, passed Bermuda Islands June lth—all wells. Bark Rolls, Gibbenon, hence for Walthall, July sth, off Cape Hatteras. I rig Canton, of and for Boston, from Philadelphia, four Jesgues from Boston light, with Joss of both topmasts ina squall on Saturday evening, & of Race Point. Foreign Ports. Demenana, June 27—Iu brigs Fairy, Thomas. from | Phila, arr 25th, diez; Comer, Knowles, fin Norfolk, to. sail N self in this city, ‘Where may be SPECTACLES AND Ri In Gold, Silver and Steel Frames. MW, would also reinind the public, to whom hi known, by his annual vissit to Saratoga Springs for the last ten years, ‘that by his knowledye of the Optical science, he is enabled to determine the glasses suitable for any eye.’ Pere besuppled with glasses which will in the sight. Z alled toa new style of Perspective which, through their hi 0. 437 BROADWAY, und a large aud complete assortment of ‘ADING GLASSES, is partially next day for st C Grey, from N Carolina, To) roduce the pi vision, and hay we. Sid 2ith, brie Freighter ht, Calais | been highly recommended as the best in their effect upon the Haire: y 4—Cld sehr Rebecea, Thom) | eye, for preserving and improving the sight in coutinued writ- —Arr bark Queen of the | ing and reading. Short Sighted persons, and such as have been operated upon for Cataract, can also be suited. rig Trent, Meidran, Sunderlon Hall; Charlotte, Drewery, L Betfast; Robert Bruce, ig, Newport; He inserts ne of superior quality, in old frames, barks Somersetshire. Dempster, Portsmouth; Exporter, Ro- 1 ta want of his articles. bertson, Leith: brigs Erin, MeDonald, New Ross: Mazeppa, _, Lwill warrant all Spectacles purchased from me to suit the Baiuborough, Fleetwood; Plantagenet, Sellars, Hartlepool; | sight for five years, or exchange them without extra charge. pwlthelis, oh, ship tole & Robert, McKech- ma? mr jarks Douglas, B NN; Mary, Ellis New: | — PE ins SE COMPANY. mi Sim MaNvar, Feaerter | JEFFERSON INSURA! COMPANY, + Keoney, Halitax; Sarah Flemming, | Orrick No.0 Waut et., orrosite THe MERCHANTS” , “Excuaxan. ‘ompany coutinues to insure againat Loss or ; Catherine, Simeous, Loudon; schr Ann damage re, on dwelling houses, warehouses, buildings in ge- a ry 10, Juve 6—In port, barks R H_ Dougla: di val. for Baltimore, in 10days; Hope, Gray, for Philadel neral, goods, wares aud merchandise, and every description © Uh; brige J Comperthwatte, Harris,do, in 10 days; Beulan, | Peronal property also against loss or damage by iadand ma Merrill, ldg for Const of Africa vigation and trauaportatic ECTORS. Sr J 7—In port. bark Imogene, Rogers, of Thomas W. Th Elisha Ri and from Boston brigs Lowder, Sherman, fm N York; | homes ‘TE. Weeder, ‘Au Anna Jolia, Pratt. of Boston, disg; Wi Price, Horner, wig Rok Hobson Me De 5 pert ty | orders; schrs Geo Franklin, Nelson, for Cherrystone, sam: Josebh Al days Queen. Eldridge, from Balt, disg Bark New Have bee Downs. for Porto Rico, sid 26th; brigs Frances Louiea, Bath, soe Pri 23d; Jefferson, Morgan, of Boston, for N Orleans, 26th. Wilt K. Th, 8 Jaco pe Cuma, June 25—Iu port, brigs Carolive, Jordan, | Thomas Morel for Baltimore, in 10 days: Ellsworth, Johnson, do do. i P opeseil ee S81 Joux, NB, July 7—Are brig Selim, Parritt. Phila; oth, | nce 5 dg brig Fidetia, Small, Alexandria; %h, brig Ida, Smith, New York; seh olphin, Holder, do. ! | Te rt Smith. THOMAS W. THORNE, Presi GEO. T. HOPE, Secretary. am JEW LL bts, Home Ports. Avexaxnnra, Joly 1i—Arr sehr Phebe Eliza, Osborn, N 0 bart | of trimming the sum- | the perspiration coming | eed Cleared. and radical cure for Gonorshpa, Gleet, Strictures, all | Post, Antwarp, E D Hurlbut & Co; rethval Discharges, Irritation of the Kidneys, Seminal is practice is not ex. ‘any other Oculist | York, and the public in general, that he has located him- , al i | MINIATURE PAINTERS, &e— {4 u 8 icf site. eh 3 Incontiuence Urine. |S Secondary venereal. 4 Impotency. | 9 Primary chameres, cured minal weakness. i 5 6 Coughing. without 2 Falling of the bla mercury. dder. ~2 Cancer of the womb, under JULES HAUEL’S VEGETALE LIQUID HaiR DYE, | ON CERTAIN IMPORTANT MALADIFS, Hh, OW of the * PRIVATE TKEATIRE,” DR "RALPH bogs one ta he aa much as pos- WITHOUT STAINING THE SKIN, | for cunsultaciem auy of the WHICH tne Medtennn sok talon: serine | Horch cp ier tis ticle polmnac, pew ‘oud anything of the ever yet 14 resideuce, 68 Gre street, New any country. Its properties are very pow: ,,t0 Ovserve that beside stricture, gleet, | Very innocent. result is & tnd the various comliested diseases entailed’ on, these bles cs stantaneously their hair, wi! , there are others which are deeply least inconven: ‘or chani or jerer—sucl aicness aud irritability of ers, eyebrows, to a brown, s from excesses oF early » | altogether hardless. fy te Scomposition Is the och ly one “OF MES LADD, q ik GRAVEL, NE treatnent. | sanctioued by the science of Chemistry, to dye, ia an indeli- | and (hose varigus urinary affections, whit | § Falpitation of the heart. ble mauner, the various fous of colors, without danger | are ignorantiy calied Gravel or Stone end om waishy wi | 3 Acute eroemesien. OF inconvenience, and has justified the liberal patronage and | Syer may consult lim, may depoud ou receiving the Fee eee ett loss of | Bulimited coufdeuce of the public. If Blacks requited, ask | fichfulraud deliberate attentign. Te deems it proper, alAao, | 12 Capen. dontteay ond. late of box marked N. 5 if Brown, box marked B. here to present to the public the following most | fai ae To ao eA IN PARTICULAR. | FEMAFMEOM SoRiCT] RE AND ITS CURE. | 1 Foreign bedy takes out of | 4, nevlicsory Powder bes Nees, Tocad TeMts beneficish:| This being rere liste wa |, althowub the most free 2 Determination of blood to | and of great use to ladies who have been afilicted with. su qiteut and important <onsequenge of dissase—in former fs Anous fair, prineipally wheu its growth has been eonfined to | Qdvertisement muck paius wes taxen to explain i rothe i t disea- the upper lip and f the faee, giving a masculine ture to | dissases wich were mistaken for it—its consequenges ne the whiole feature en used with proper care, and a€ | cure-alsojthe fact that stricture ently exists cL j fap bd he creer it Li) be found to be a great addi are not the least straps of J | Sener one toad as y the voilet, as the any si instrament is en- | too m uch space, the follo * OPERATIONS AND CURES. pel ‘avoided, and the hair ts removed Wrfvear tes taiwuces | sortie civermortuees alee will snablboue tojudge whe 4 iy 1 Lujury of ankle jon. | after sts application. hte has chis complaint or not, and ite proper meane of cure, 6 Ulcerated legay/ of long) 4 Enlarged tonsils removed. |“ ‘This coinposition is infallible, and warranted to remove | — Amoug other things it was remarked.that it was Vy no mee standing. Bs 2 Tonsils extirpated from | sypertiuous hair. After numerous trials, I have received cer | necessary that the stream of urine shoul be beer tere | 2 Operation for ane, another yentivman the | tifcates of success which cannot be contested. even much dimiuished, ina case of stricture: 1 a, whieh| same day, alter severalate | SY whotesult aud retail at CLIREHUGH’S New Perfu- tempts had been made b; another surgeon. 1 Injury of a hand that was | | , eicoaiag steam valve, mor Te: urethra, cure faved frome geusveman's without cutting or bum | | ‘tin removed. puration of cancer and mere | From tra Rake and ignorance, and ‘Br c od by 10, . BOSTWICK, M. Attending Su nostrums, been s wish to avoid it P anply AF Coustitw witheat delay to 143}¢ Bowery, mvi6 Im*r I and many others. early recovered. rgeon and Phys the operation took lace on the 20th inst, at in Che morning. INSVITUTE THE CURE OF the principal connected epared itlemen can have their hair instantaneously Ps, or auburn, by the use of Jules Hauel’s tirely eradicating superfluous myld Im*r in the Us el rere the cures, that the late rbinger of ti Mercury, '0. 3 Division street, tit drives Germany, “Sir Ashley’ The use of this cordial fully hencomiuin, ‘The highest medical authority | ft ates recommends it as superior to anyother arti Je far the permanent cure of the above call at the where Dr. in Curia ase, can be obtained. every. vee" istressing complaints, ir does not offer this remedy as a Catholicon, but | | ghysiogl ly spel | erextrel tency, premature ration of mind, confusi of vision, pain in i and partieular! rae, timidit fe, nocturnal e total decay of viril and the he: Tunney, ave in the country, wh Th e proj | as aspocifiggorthe: following deplorable affections, viz ? the ‘consequepee of early, indisereet, secret habits of youth, and | excessiveindulgence of the passions in ral stration, nervous irritabi is of muscular energy, wet ious, gleew and impo- ity, inelanehol , aber- of ideas, loss of memory, ion tc 80+ , aud love of solitude. ‘or consuinption mnay be Young nien in cities. e these solitary habits | Prevail toan alarming exteut; and those, too, whose matrimoni- al alliances have not been productive of those happy. results wi this, | Tfy | |. B.—Strange: fore, Sun ‘Also, for s vidence, HT way, B.—The AD! RE. x a RICHA! G 'O ‘urlington count attra! th ti ‘The “ Cordial” w city or country by addressing as above, post paid, amount en- "ist Washingaon D L, CO2 IN NEW JE) NUTHE 3d day seriber, one of the nally appeared Richard epese = ne was attacked Ra short dry cough, with a sense of i i ¢ palms hands and soles of his { breathing was short and laborious, aud thi married and single. or $2 per dozen. rs in th yaud the » pailding. ew York. ull be forwarded to an ‘should attend the counubial state, will perceive that yertisement treats of an important subject to t would be relieved from the above named evi igor, delay uot to procure this cordial. The s which accompany the medicine are Price $2 per bot- ity, Delore leaving, should procure | afew bottles of this cordial, which will be for | Sezviceable in a warm and & debilitating climate, where these ders are greatly aggravated, and mn. nd be eminently Lit whoteraie and retail, by 349; FAY, 136 Fulton street, part of the Dr, Wadaworth, 45 North Main street, Pro MONIC SYRUP D ME. WING CERTIFICATE fst oc -} 8 t TH ty MAN OF HIGH of May the Alderm y. State of we say, “Phat teduced almost to ske ted personally, or by ‘ew York ; ertranee te etreet, Boston ; No, ( Broad- STAND- y, A.D. 1845, before me the sub- 3 his e least exertion led to e leton, 7 ie ante’ Bier C. & J. HARTNETT, No. 2 Courtlandt street, near “ - wy Qosrom: Sap dL Arr GeNeY’ Astin; Perkins, Clenitee Brondway, wholesale and retail Manufacturers of ‘Travelling, | f2}reme exhaustion, for it was wath the greatext difficulty and aa el Am ree rm eee Writing, Dressing and Jewelry Boxes, Miniature Cages and the bedin which he lay. At this period his physt- Gutler, N Vork. "Arr 13th bries 8 Geovge | Settings; Flute, bocket, Watch, Hing, Pin and xen; | family and friends—indeed all who saw hiin—considered Cordelia, Littlejohn, dos Pen jo: achrs Brag: caags Tor silver Plate neatly arranged to order. ‘Trays his case beyond the reach of hope. For two days his appetite M'Clintoek. St viacy M 8 Mahoney, M’Langhlin mace and fitted to Jewellers show cases, to coutain watches, entirely forsaken him, and fe took no nourishment during Lydia, Globens, do: Ratibex: Doane, and Blige’ Dos | chains, rings, keys, pins, chimbles, pencils, &e that time—-when he deteriniued to try “ Schenek’s Pulmonie York; Isuhella,’ Sherwood do: Rendwn. Lovell doz tose: | yAy,"ariety ‘of the above articles coustautly onehand and Syrup.” That he had taken but about teu bottles of the ssid shire, Eldridge, do Telegraphed, brig Vandalie made to order, with neataers aud despateh. No.&Gourtlandt Syrup, when a large gathering formed in his lett side, ‘whieb Charleston. Signal for a bork and four brigs > atreat, New Vork SPB imere | soontipened under the sootheng influence of the Syrup. ud A lost gar renee, a, i Oneco: bri Th as a UK. JOHN ROARE’S He wot aiean wo che mse of all other medici ony bid Maree! ahdothe.s Ship Edw Everet: proceeded to Point - agd strieily followed the directions accompany ing the Pal Bhirley ou'Scturday, to discharge part of her curgo JODINE LINIMENT, Tup—that_ he discharge iu the presence of his wife and FOR RHEUMATISM, SWELLED iis, Br Ri, July’ l0—Arr brig Ossxe, Hall, Saysnnah, Cuagueston, July 1e—Arr-ships Rersitence, Piece STRAINS, Bruises; Contractions ofthe Cords aud Muscles esto, July 10—Arr ships Remittance, P ince Bos- metto (s) Spiuney, N York—the P had bean‘iful and Scrofula, Paralysis or loss of the ase o imbs, Dis- h weather. and would have made her passage in 35 | ease of the Spine and Hip Jor rupcions of the Skin, &e . but for havi which made it !mpossible to meut is universall only ‘arti- more tha usual quantity of steam, Old Iris y schrs Re Roy. i Pampero, Bedell, Richmond.— Sid brig Emily, Robinson, N Yor ton cures of long stan Capen, Jaty &Arr schr Policy, Graffam, N York remedy had that it would stagger Eastror, July 4—Arr brig Brookline, Spates, StJohn,N | not be substantiated by the most B; Sth scht_C chem, Jordan N'York. ‘Std 3d, brig | have been cured. Champion, Beck, Phila} sehr Blanchard, Chamberlain, It permanently and effectually enres doy ath, brigs RHEUY voste?, do} seh Yor! Lancey, Ale 1 Arve, (new jatilda, Spates, Pi ole, Sumner, 3 Doane, H chronie or inflammatory, Paral) imbs, ers not 0 ‘orloss of the use of ontractions of Cords and Muscles ; Gout, it mat how lose. standing ; Spi ruises, Tumors, 1anrown, July 9—Arr schr Mary Proctor N York; sloop Vineyard, Smith, do. Hard Swellings, and Eularged J 1to afew applice: Fant River, Juty 8—Arrschrs A B ows G King, tons ofthis Liniment. It has been ith incredible suc- Phila brigs Susi Spofford, Spoford, Oth, Ce: _ cess in Scrofula or King’s Evil, enl lands, diseases of ns. and Gazelle, Churchill, do. igs Rar & he Spine and Hip Joints, Tie Doloreaug, and'all Nervous mmer, and G W Gifford, Comer Affection: tows, DC, July $—Arr schrs J Mel- It is invaluable and acts like a charm, stopping the bi tk; Alyano.do, iny Wounds and causiny to heal in a few di , July &—Arr schr Gannet, Quiner, Balt. It has never been known ¢o fail ta e@tiy the most stubbom | New Onteans, July 3—Arr schra Arispe, Gates, Brazos | Uleers or Fever Sores et Pains across the Santiago; Star, Wils . Cld ships Niagara, Nve, | Kidneys, in the Chest, Si ck, Sore Throat, and Genoa; Finland, Browse, matin, mith, doi Croup, can be instantly relieved by saturating a piece of fan- jockiogham, Penhallow, , Galt. N York; nel with the » Natehex, Lindsey, Bostc ‘oosa, Veacock, Philadelphia: IODINE LINIMENT, brig Helen McLeod, Marston, B chr Robt Mills, Brown, n the part affected. Brazos Santiago. WPORT, Ty aa ores Montezuma, ‘Phomas, Pictou 1G W Gifford, Comery, Fall River for Phitn; Hornet, Taunton, for do; Har- { n the form of Sal Ringworm or Tetter, Barber's | stantly relieves Toot and achrs Invincible, do for d y brother at least a quart of thick greenish matter ofs0 offensive hat his frieuds could searce! it this pillow in conseq Salt kao Gaem cured ty the seete mmelicine in the lowest sage same me of consumption, after all other means had failed™that for pe Fy ; to return, and in a shof time he was able to sit up in his i ic the first bottle hat the rapid changes in ated such surprise and wonder in all who flocked con- | to see, ax it Were, aman risen from the grave. | ber. The period | and his ree his condition | him during hia i tiauall as the yrap still coutimned usi _ he now belaeves himself a sound man ; aw food health ; that he of tofn pronounced to be he, ‘ery was about 10 wee! he ble to uence of his weak icine, hav 2 bathe cout to expectorate freely—which 'y diminished in ty, nged to h y character—that hi e began to iunprove, his interventing between Iness, that frien hbors strengthened and improved the tll he had taken ies ied bott! i tn a perfectly sound condition: stay in the 4 his head Mr. Scheuck hi room Wi from the ith continued t of strength han: saw = tem, he sin the enjoyment ble to attend toall his duties, and fl them as'a township officer as well as at xa; period of his life ; that he has had his lungs examined. and that they are [Signe ICHARD L, COX. Affirmed to and subscribed, this 3d day of May, 1845, before | me (Signed) ‘CHAUNCEY BULKEEY, rm Al last stag? wi was cured oy 4 pa phy vel it jerman. of Pulmo- the use of our duty to recommend veat, do far N Vork | Pain and cures Corns, Bunions, f it to the consumptive strongest possible terms, having Havana; | A word upon the origin and of eye witnesses to one of the greatest cures ever perform- York. Dishases. ia this sgetipn of the sowatry. ith Porrtano Sawyer. Matanzas; — When the human frame reorives a shock, either from heal njamin Buckman, William L. Brown, rances, ‘site, and Harriet, York, | cold, fatigue or other cansen, the w: t f the | William Hammitt, drew Griscom, N Yo Noonan; Ino, Nickerson, and Hen: | tem Suffers most. One person will guah, the lungs | Franklin C Cox, 08. H Hewlings, ry. ™ ‘hr Luey, Loring. Ith, brig being the weakest organ; his ueig! rheumatism, the Jos. k. Hewlings, Jacob Hewlings. Fen iad. Below. a full brig | Muscular and cellalar tresue being {he weakest: another, ene | pes ben (id brig Napoleon, Merrill, Cuba; selir Warren, Graffin, N larged glands and swell landular system being the | ie: MARLTON, Ni Jy May Oth, 1045. Yor weakest, Ke. you have an organ thus sufferiag, the | | Mr. J. H. Schenck—Sir: 1 ain pastor of the Baptist chareh at tasoutn, July &—Arr brig Geo Shattuck, Bragdon, pore direct your ication to the parts diseased, the better | Marlton, New Jersery. Some three or four months since | was Mary” Treferhven, doz sth, Brilliant, Catton, | te Prospect of t ken by one of the deacons toage one of his neighbors, Mr. > Hiridge, do 10th, Lightfoot, Sleep: toe,, DR ROAKE'S JODINE LINIMENT. chard L. Cox, then lyim human apearance at death’s er, N'Yo “Id 8th, sehr Were, Pictou. Prov aces a herlthy e diseased part, strengthens, door by consumption. impression was, that the Purmovrn, July 9—Arr 5 lth, | Mavige , and restores it to perfect health. It ouly wants to tleman would not e week. To my suprise | saw Corene, Nickerson, do be tried to'satisty hi skeptical of the restoring power tu my congregation last Sabbatly a healthy Jooking, man. eer Sg oid ties Pitern Rembey, N Yok; | 6 pueteeaeratenigy Prercenonien Dei KOKKEM TO. | Geonbaltnt soe Rees terre tine ai ‘oln, Chose, Boston: sehr H Jenkins, White, Havana, ‘aysier recommending Dr. ‘ assurance that your r i . setae, July’ Tears bere Rosca Bailey N Vork — | DINE LINIMENT regarding it the Loe ht for desider- Lam respectfully yours, JAMES M. CHALLISS. % or — schrs Resolution, iu the form of Old bark Three Brothers, W sry N stum; a tvaly seientifir compound oflODINE. ri i rm " SI % it, withont col: Ne t smell, that be The genuine Pulmonic 8 pared exclusively by Thomare Leach Phila Bary Clarks Honalt News | seed upon thgtuone deifcase Ieesale of oitld wat pertece the pronmetor, aud’ a for ate at fielgrncipal office, Ro York ourtlandt street, , hav —| Ce igi it ‘ined, and obtmu pamphlets describing CON- Ps bs ac piensa tReet eeietanecapteng res se FoF Dr ROARK SIODINELINIMENT? | SUMPTION, DYSCEPSTA. aot LIVER COMPETING Witwivorow, Jaly 11—Arr 9th, schre AF Thorn, San ING CURE OF RHEUMATISM, | free of charge. For gale also by A. B. Sands & Co., 273 Broad: ford. N York: LP Smita, Brewster, ds Cld 10th, brig Un | AND DISEASES OF HIP JOINT OF TWHNTY YEARS staNDING. way ; Hutchings, 213 Bleecker st.; Ford, 21¢ Fourth $4 cor. Wong Witehall Havana: "sep Guatow. Daria, N'Vork ith, | *Geatlemennt feel te adaty-to state Tor thebeneitof the | Wooster; Erentt, © Mudsea ets Du’ Cardemen, Mout Toe eee For the sites yen | have youn troubled with theuma: | her Sigh aud ‘Dean at, Hrooklyn ; Redding & Con 8 Bate tiem: t t ain was | street, Boston. By Last Night's Southerm Mail, | fuzgs"insi curiae, brats dishes | one cen elt Sf hokm tne 24 aay —— ted or pushed out of its sockel by. tid inflame | apply forthe old established medigine, at No.4 * ‘otnnente Ree Bosse nua tion; the cords became outracted 90 a8 to throw my knee | es tmer. July 13 ? and drew my foot backward. 40 the es —_ Jancira; Margaret “Ann, (Bt) Binge: Hater Groce NET Bes | purely rouched the nrowed akee Tories seo iny toes CONSTIPATION Hin, K Reese, (Br) Tose, Bera a. \dele, Steel, St Jago 40 much impaired, ny meind chat the 1 preg COs: 5). Stone, N Vonks Binily Sohuson, Moedcos dn, © Stas pray hy ee ge a tymour iennicniiaet EC ONG rns. Gporgie sae off North Boipe a tull ened tig ‘was advised by * friend to e's Todine Liniment, Wy !THOUT Met rade trae are ATES. sehr, bound ap. Steamer Herald er eott Bike Re i | which Ucpesented ro without faith; but hefpre I had ased one preg THM Cet ie Ane Bealiah editions eanalned fom roared sbi ithone,, Herves, ‘Liverpool, vis, Righ: | bottle. I found re mm. £7 the dard Freneh the exposition of a natural, simple, mond; Schiller, (Brem) Johansen, Bremen. hark LOA tracted the pain. aa to use it freely for eks 5 mi receatly discevered in Fr) Seignette, Havre: " t) Whitney, | the cords became relaxes Jog re med its former appear Iso, oF completely de Fi chee. Mpa, | ques; the peta and ation has ail subsided, and, tn fact, fare, attng, Bet else, etoly de qurette, N York.” Slashig eh! | Tam perfectly well; I walk without cane oy ‘cfuteh, and ai | eg BO a tion, attending daily to my bustneay to the joy and comfuit of my md ge | nhy 19-Cld brig Dirigo, Tibbets, Borion; | fami ‘A. HEBARD, 75 John street. Fics and other pe sone of distinction, certifying the Rilvie Highee, ‘Histes, Neamveker fcesieea ater wake's Vodine Linimege, a nore evience | Complete efficncy of the eans. EOE pain onsen re, " : ‘ lo Mie tout Herriot ceare’ Prremenine wieeas we * tude and the good of my fellow creatures | Janey Whoteniiies. etn O tne Physician OF other 48, 8m th, Sto oinet ry & Eliza, Sharp, Ne poy. baprons Fesechild whicy io e authors of the certificates attest, nog onty Middieser, Wile Y saver induces me te state ofmy ebild. wee i follows: ed with a swelling npon the si to ons " fo ewee, oat it turnes i ischarging large quantities juced to amet Years ago he waa neck, which gre It finally broke, kept on di REWARD.—Crose’ cure of hepa, 1 Most Ce was } ered rs describable. abe. phy iad a friend sho xe the healing powerw of Rothe’ fedine Lialanent | canal to pert 9 whiel ral means destroys constipation, and 1 nm form its evacu: Is are subject. '3. A great num ous, dameoroes end long seas * lical science is entire’ dat the. National ting functions as in ‘bat also that it cures, as if by enebantment. di iber of other se- curing which psia.) 2. All, or nearly all, tanding diseases, impotent, iain. Lt makes a speedy and per cure, without the Maiden lane, New York, and'b) in beberlioniond ett os tooee vesttieton of et drink, 6 rey or cbenge, in appli | BY it, Tam happy to say tl had not, as rode on my j dealers in_he United States. i! ‘m6 im#r ness. We i in \¢ sor . tions to deceive the pubite 4 icine deen tape kisiaicieeuomeduaet st used the second bore | CONSTI PA Dee COSTIVENESS) shall . Our t is to y feetly well. ESTROYED, Droprietor challenges a single i OAN S GASTON, No.90 Ninth avenue, | WITHOUT MEDICINES, INJECTIONS OR BA’ Xo be rowght, which the mixture | Frineipal Depot, 8 INGERSOLL & 6O.,90 — Discovery receniy ig, brance, THE. CHURCH'S ETABLE LOTION. RICK, 90 cents, Fifth English E-dition, translated from His aeKCH’S VEGETABLE Li OE gt ay etc 5 arom ot tions on th i Dlocches, | Paris, No. 152. William strect, New York. also by Me freckt The Ree of the Lotion | Milhan, No, 189 Brosdway ; My i Ring. corner 0 co nples- | way and Joha street ; Messrs, Wyatt Ketcham, i pon ‘corner | street jand in Brooklyn, by Mr. Charles Steane, 148 te Which generally, curge-many 1 J slinenes aia © Procaredntwo days, or ‘sale, by Chases H. ing, WINDOW SHADES. ay, corner of ‘ 1% i i Fowl, tas W treet, Boston; & Canal street, ales DUNCKER SUCKER, 0 Chamam nape leans, and et, Cincinnati mid im* imtre | myi7 iméire one toot strest, N.Y. | | | | | | | tem rapidly de- | i more astista, Above taining in diffe | the principal busine: Doers Tickets 25 cent ook an Childre of these “My weight ra Mi It at may examine aad REALITY of What this woudrous compownd Mrs. Van Sickle’s case is one amoug the numerous instances with a derange- lure ‘ddistention following, Upa strong, sour fluid tuto the throat. My n L OF NEW nervy: pa temee work of art will open for P] w! millions. yerican ai the Model nt 9AM . to be procured music stores. eu under 10 open fro: ‘a Rooms, 406 Broadway, on 1s in the Y | mery Establishment, 209 Broadway, Avent tor Jules Havel, Pertamer, Philadelphia. mylt immer | MOVE YORK rves, aud every other oject im the Tt has been in progress for than « year, aud upwards of ove hundred persous have been employed in its construction, iucluing some of the first Fipleadid GOTHIC CANOPY, con. 1 Paintin some f the pri itprice PPOR AR BELDEN, Propsictor. None but stratigers admitted outhe ah. jvttwoser nos | _N.B— In position | eT tions free from di BEEKMAN’DS PULMONIC SYRUP remarkabe cures. was h a gnawing, burnin satisfy themselves ¢! like six years eart and gene supetite Was irregular, and | he miserable seusation of THE BEST REMEDY EVER DISCOVERED, | t ‘of Stri for the disense to the cure of which itis directed,’ | uot the ouly. is by far the most frequeat ean of Set It yt be observed U constiesios 2 pol ny mye | stege may have ten ‘{ ‘int tt R of ame Nei : ee | stage m ons tity and its immediate vieunity, in order that the pablic here | \tpotsible in avery Gase to state how long Exhibition at the Sarurdav, the 4th | curate and beautiful ministure of this | eipal hotels and son Tickets, 50 cents. the eromplishing. Ocgurs in bad aud long established cases; but stricture exi AU Tor months and even years, withyat prouuelng ny ke {ie change uu this tespect. Neither ia Wt necessary there shoul ing directing the attention to the seat i" thing dis . chs fesess’ Peis, centaaly than ‘complained of, but itis only when utiainmation happens to be supe with regard to other effects, expecially of early cases, theee are observ a the mind and nervous system, rather than the part ‘tseif, re are, however, three esrci which ios: peculiarly belong to stricture, and, es) when they meet together, ehould never be lost sight of, lead to iunmediate means of cure. Many Tayi] might be meaoned, but most of these to other as weil or relate to stricture in its more advanced form,while (he following three belong to stricture in igs C4 ch whe of | sta it is a0 easily and certainly, | first of ul TH welatos to } HE MANNER OF URINATING. | sald the stream need ot be muh dial ‘What is to be observed in the peculiar h | Serif it should happen, after the clothes are re adjust. | Grop or two should ‘steal away, 20 as to Wet 4 lit | qrilogas it foay seets, would afford a strong suspicions that tuis drop of two at A no ol cause Bs proceed frou no Bee ae eroP oe aly apatites. om cae eae next is THE Fe RRR, GONORRHEA MAY D es CURED.—A “nA TAH vier, rie bowerer, cisaeent ner a wes length oftimse a seocid strengthen any Sther suspicious circumstance: [TURE HAS UPON THE 6 moe perenne the effect prtictere its and to lessen mental energy. Not tht 3) ve least woul belching ep of wind sad ed of in the same degree by every eee eer ne ee ‘aud painful | fe of business extremely | ugh little wudex iue that, as thee with suel ; drive me almost disttacted. “A dry, to powerfully act Pon thee orga ao thor me mpidiy to Conmampe ons | Ses beter estane fhe" Bene ae d me, and {| made use of many | Suthgr, a little volume wl Hisgce ded me, and | made ve chan) | world.’ As the cure of Stricture Fa pe ng benefit from any of hein. 2 ‘The relief, howe N low = then 1 woul r, was ouly temporary—! fe gradully worse and. worse. "Severe headaches, xd the heart, soundings in dines, Ruunbness of the finger, great languor, extreme sensibility t0 variably returns. o With respect tothe cure of Strieture—thia, it is eraitying tostate, 1s xenerally accomplished in very’ little time, without palsor lacouvenjence. Nothing cau, exceed the im rovement of late years in the treatment of this complaint. In Keed, in the lands of proper and experienced the cure f Gayeas’t rm sensations of soreness about the spieen and | oF Stricture is now accomplished in as man ys as formerly liver, pains in my chest, with an oppressive sense of tightness | {¢ demanded months. Many persons cousult the writer wl across it, pains shooting up aud darting through ato my | Come on business to this city for a short time only, but retara shoulders; chilliness, foHowed by heat of the akiny and perth | Gerfectly cured, though it hes been s source of trouble and cuiarly a.dryuess and burning sensation in the palms of the | Psrterty cured thong it Ost icannot leave their homes, the | hands and soles of the feetail combined to afflict me, waste away my bodily powers, and completely dishearteu me. this way, year after year rolled slowly bv. dull scene of bitter suffering and melancholy. i" : ial of BEEK) liar aud immediate, and most benefic throughout my whole system, acting a atthe same time. [ts gentle, but powerful operation ceptible to my feelings, but realized in the My cough was my chest and ‘were completely relieved; the derangement of my sto- were pecu was not grateful eased, become less and less, an lung mach removed ; all the liver freed frem ev moist, my nerves N’S and salutary results br uations Fi ed to sound health, “ ieve that if Thad uot taken Beekman’s pyruicr the time and in themanuer dia, I chould bare bees | ful affection; my skin jy, and, in a word, I d one of Brexman’s Trea- . eguisted; the he: My life was one It seemed m every i am entirely restor, | shes 4 hyis own peculiar means of cure, together ise,” which has ter oonation 3 The su eet ad rttes a the % i sen! an) jistance. esr oaly Go etd that the steer: Bee Bal Q » only to Colds his eutire attention to. Disorders of the Urinary an VUE Tee eftects upan'me | 88d of Grave, ta every form, he can with coufidence t'knowledge aid experience uot posseased by auy physician in Ghinneamiedtious by post are faithfully replied to, and may ither 10°85 Greeawieh st, or box 000 lower ‘The author formerly felt it incumbent on him to give atement of his owa medical qualiications, aud presea Ti most exniment names and references, Owing, hot , to his now extended reputation us "* speciality,” finds the meceaguy for this nolouger exists; and eto the barefaced elalins to medical and Lim ge | bya ence, of a certam class of people, become a of im pudent pretender. 4 jy3 iwer OEY Eat wvont winy tau 1 mate we of Du: Duas-| 1 ocron wave eet ae cial man's Eosretian Phurato the greatest advantage, durin. the | [)OCTOR FAWCETT, consulting ‘surreen of 296 Ful Fee aan career the womsch and bowels free from | Oracing the following subjéets, viz ;—Matrimony, mm ; wd emuctions which, im my weak state, were at times 80 = Seeriiy nomion Physiologically and odieally CE eyes, about twenty years of age, who hes | modern areatment. of Syphilis; Secendary Sympoms. Gon: been realy aflicted fof some Une withthe liver gomplant | TN cee Sr ea ea il : Sek affections Hons consequences arising, pee ing Drona’ Syanur and Prius, rer | pollution. ‘The Doctor has devoted is Cpe PRI Ens the wife of Mir, C, Van Sickle, and our residence is and from his e and long ow No. 162 Barrow street, New York. " New York, April Mis Van Sickle’ f the city, amd hi ible and intelli ami senteu to see any one who would lil person: lly in regard to her cure. PHEBE VAN SICKLE.” rb, i rmily is one of the most, respectable in indy €9a- * it lady has to converse wi from London, Ediaburg ia ic degree from the State of Louisiana, are suspended in frames in his office, 196 Fulton street. Persous at a distance enclosing $1, can have a embraces late work, accompanied with one w! 1 7~ Laurin, 'o guard inst deception, Beexman’s | 100), Original Genuine Pulmonie SyauP and Vegetable Essential tncaiencad wo Fem \d addressed vo Dr. H. Faweet, 198 Pritsare put up in wrappers, copy righted. Purchasersshould | guiton street. ite due attention. ‘mri lm*y therefore be careful, and see'that they get Beckman's med oe a ines, and no other. Ak AD' % <TROT sale at the old established office of the Proprietor, No. | ()OUTOR LAMERT ‘is atill confidently consulved at bie 493g Courtlandt street, one door below Greenwich street. old office, 63 Gold street, between Fulton and a Beiug now so geuerally in use, they are kept regularly by | on all di ‘of a delicate a treatment many gf thes most respectalle apotiecaries aud druggists i> | Sadyudictons, requires newher mercury restr ia det, OF New York, Brooklyn, ke. "To be had also of authorized | hindrance from busigess porsuits. Hecent eases cured ia'S agents in different parts of the couutr a2t Im*eod “NEW YORK AN (D HARLEM RAILROAD sing from 8 tos frequent tidulgent COMPANY. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. 4da: DEBILITY, NERVOUS OX CONSTITUTIONAL, Sy ontses miclcie emicopencenk rane thereby causing | he Dr a atrs | creet youth and 1 ally confirmed impotency, engage a eo N and after Friday, May lat, 1816, the care will rans fol | fit obeet being to restore the sytem, mestally lows:— 4 es STICTU ‘a disease frequently existing without the Leave Hall for Yorkvitle, Harlem, and M orrisia patient being the least aware, sometimes caased na, at7, 8,9, 18,and Io’clock, A.M.) 1, 2) 3s, 4h, 5. 6, and | Gnas media! iretendery and os 6 o'clock, PML Leave ty Hail for) (Fordham vad ri pm es tthe paren, Themecives are, ‘by the Dr. 4 jams” it an o » AN , . gielgek, Fst City “Hall Gr Haak, Boctorbeng ge TET Tene raed cor ac! ia e guarenties a perfect curt reloek jock, PM; | Lea Verte Toe, immediate 1; Vorterlions7ib,4 3,6 and tL gach | elinclcsa wath nico sat tony at af saad Bridge and Fordha Of, THs and 10% aFelock, AM: 18k, | “Ofice gs Goldatrest. Open from 8 A.M. to8 FM. 365 and 3%, o'clock, BM" Leave rite Piaing at? and’ | \oe'tmere eave the Cy. Uiall at To'clock, Poly and leave White PHILUSOPHY OF WUKMS Pl ‘chook i days, {* IN THE SKIN. Plains ‘Train eave White Pisius at 7 the Harlerd and Williams? Bri ack in the, mo | raing. Will leave the City according to the state of the weather. SRRE = APPARATUS. grains of guapowder sticking in the on pate tre arte Street, roughly eiusened a wall wormlike substance rudes, J constantly on hand the Voighitlander, French and Amen: | haviug a bin head. hhe supposition however, that art SE eat ery sd Ranchs Gaickicarn | by an undue accatmetation of the fatty talter which ia separer work with certamn! ¥ Mf of lubricating the skiu, and can led = 4 to this greasy substance, and canses try promptly attended f a 2 ger gee ee, 4 4 . ee re DAGUERH BRANES. year eet Oe sore dito “tt al pina cayenne, 5° meres er Optician, 62 Nassau Street, Daiuful pimples. . AS constantly on hand, other materi weed b toa. Chemie : Uenses Ground to order. Thermo raments. Coating ‘operators. s, Plate passes manufactured for the tra: medi and con Cold, an Hair ‘utting, been a feature in de. Desuete Electric Machines, of approved We purposes. German and Americar Boren, ereury Bath, andi " Th tai for this into wash the face | orb wanes or r SO RAVE at edited which is also infallibie in the removal of tan, ke | ness, beam, ANY YOUNG PERBOMB—eapecully those of fall M wh in rie very aayed by tbe ebvenpunce of Mask auiin sie Be Boe af uote, on the arier lip, the chin, the forehead, Ke., resemblis Beste being 2 venience, an 4 Shower Baths. wi where shaving, e BATHING, HAIR DRESSING, SHAVING ” AND WIG MAKING. fiorel ia bre eut ‘yle, may ve city for comfor les atone He h clean brushes for each person, having his business for many years, he would " chafen, old. sores, ker delicious Stina ine eae Gate Ab gS esas oy Dye. only extant that will e red, light of gray hair, a and ora BS Atl Meter in dened oar a im portant: ‘can onl) by procs fir Goaraud’s De ‘besa Tats miS ttn An’ ‘that ed, should always apply to the maker, forty cesra = form gentlemen that he will, ax usual, give thet baanch of his | KAD THE m aeoreatt ABVERTINEMANTS basi a Lo nn ED wee LLE' PHAR _.G. B CLARKE, MSEUBANT AILOZ, ee ro bey rei steer nevis Ap REMOVED fromm 12 (Wiliam ecrect to 110 Willas | MEDICAL ADVICE I PRIVA! 'E DISEASES. street, within 4 doors tasoctment’ of Goods will always be kevt on han made to order, at such prices as must com) e tion of the truly economical, while the style and finish will ian of taste, speak for As all goods are bought for cash, and, therefore, at the very rates, a finer article will be mi to the lowi pri siack D Vests, a oO at on Formerly with cred iors ean possi ORNERAL SCALE OF Fine French oe Black Mress Coat, ts ‘Satin, Silk & 2 2 Coats, and all other articles usually sold by ally low mee! Wfrundage,” of Brondway. ves, di, aud wil! the atten tured, at alower | ms f ids Meee | College from f + ote a | che principal hospitals in the trade | olaints, attends for consultation my? im? rr | | ¥ ‘ CLOTHING AND FURNITURE CAST OFF CL THING AN ADIES OR GENTLEMEN having any or furniture to dispose of, can my TIMOL AES Sui el rpuese Barus are hight recommeded ad vctgalty ertonted (0. es can *r TO NO. 547 *S SUL ment, Physicians for the the Skin, Serofula, Pain ‘o be had daily at S47 ‘ear! my Im* ree WINDOW SHADE DEPOT, hen mi the Joints, stre: No,7 SPRUCE STREET. ESTABLISHED IN off clothiny fir cash price oben forthe gubperiber, at hie spelt | Ye attended to by Mrs. heise" PR Bers | th rection, an closing $ post g 1840. f WHOLESALE AND Rep Alb ‘ me tha DES of all des ls ai + of hal. oxen $5; carefully ee fel een oe te ne Ua mings at mantener Price CORD'S ALTENATIVE MIXTURE, ord Iwo” DE MAURY wore & tmnorers a al vor Prater dotaetee rs ‘nga use of mercury, or HEAD qe iver suspecting vengtial me he ES en Powerful parit her without ae rg A a Tistaees Hon al, eens x; Bold sa pinata bacies af $1 each 5 td ease tor | from 75 cents to $30.8 pairs TY & RIKER, ie 5: carefully packed nd Senter alt panaat the eke saueititnsive Window neetipsere ana dealens, CONCENTRATED Fy -ARILLA PREraReD by the New ork Tharmaey, esta for | fee ra tn! * Ale, en 7 of pete tras.” | herbi den the Colle GENTLEMEN'S SUMMER HATS. RNER PINE AND NASSAU STREETS Vine te attention of and b> “1 wh re . nat of syphi ‘Also, ee Poe, CN es aed iz, 1 EMR. CATAD. corner Pine nnd Nassaw ats! | es forwarded to AHI Darts ofthe Union, 6) is Beet BLAUGH TE be yg ber ges es ral mie Co a en eben sd hen Hides, of he Bye | atwrre to Nessa stress Nee yee} sy, iof Jordan, ik street, rally throughoat the Unian. ¢ cy ~