The New York Herald Newspaper, September 21, 1846, Page 5

been heard. is no general understanding among the w no corresponding unanimity as to the man. There are thousands who would vote fer Hen- ry Clay ever all othermen, even in 1848—there are hundreds among the whigs who believe that he can yet be elected, But there are wiser heads among them—men who, profiting from the losses of the past, are cautioned toavoid them for the future. These men, taking the example otf the election of Harrison, whose conservative opin- ions drew to his support a host of the disaffected of the enemy, without which support from the enemy the enemy would have been successfiul— and, reasoning upon the safe hypothesis that like measures produce like consequences, have hit upon the idea that a conservative man would be apt to succeed, even in a second trial, over any rigid, inflexible old hunker upon either side, or any number of them. These politicians are of the new school—they have a tincture of progres- sive principle about them; they believe that a rail- road car is a superior travelling vehicle to an ox- eart; and that the federalists, wise as they were in their day aud generation, if called up from the earth in our time, would open their eyes in curi- ous astonishment, and confess that the world had been making some advancement, and that gov- ernment itseif must advance to keep pace with the spirit of the age. John M’Lean, of Ohio, is the inan for the whigs. | He has no irreconcileable enemies to conciliate— no schirrous old sores to annoy him—no jagged points in his history upen which to hang the | scare crow of ascandal. A passive, rather than aquine politician, he is invulnerable to open as- sault new States of Iowa and Wisconsin, the suffrages of the west at the next election will be all impor- | tant. He isa member of the Methodist Episco- pal Church, which of itself will bring 200,000 votes to his support—he is from ajfree State, and, though not an abolitionist, he is not a Northern man with Douthern principles, and may there- fore calculate upon the balance of power in west ern New York, upon whieh depends the vote of the State; in brief, we know of no man among the whigs, who is more like ticket all their strength than a M’Lean, parti- cularly in association with Mr. Mangum of North Carolina. The party midable or available ti Mast Gs Glamanmataccemarscorieanee | Crittenden—Delaware then might come in as se- coad best. Mr. Crittenden is an able, excellent, and popular man—the most popular man in the Senaie—personally the most popular man of the whig party. Buthe would be the successor of Mr. Clay, and the very causes ofthe defeats of the latter would attach to the fortunes of Mr. Critten- den. Corwin, of Ohio, is comparatively young | and immatured, though Sue cvensl x cheats for any who be! lieve the new idea of obscurity to Le a favorable feature in the merits of a Presidential ndidate, Clay is ‘oo old—Webster is impracti- ble—Clayton is not suited to the public taste.— Scott, since his programme of the Mexican inva- sion is working out like a charm, is recovering from his sudden fall, but he will limp from that piate of soup for many days to come The probable and the most available ticket for the whigs in 748 will be— For President—Joun McLean, of Ohio. Vice President—W..te P. Maneum, of N. C. ‘The result is, that at this day there | ham & co— higs, and | & ¢o—7 Moo He is a western man, and, with the two | to centre in one | A muster a more for- | | ‘They are both of the young democracy of the { whig party—they are neither of them descended | in principles from the Adamses, the Hamiltons, | nor any of the hard-headed old blue-beards of the party generally. The raw material of the old | whig party is not strong enough in itself to do the | work—to succeed, it must be able to draw re-in- | Jorcements from the rank and file of the opposi- tion—and to be able, it must hold out a bait invi- ting to the popular taste, and names that are rather Suga to the popular ear. But, so utterly bro- en in spirit—so disheartened—so disgusted—so mortified, chop-fallen, and exhausted—so utterly sick of defeats, and so completely despairing of success are the whigs, that we doubt whether at this juncture they have at all determined to show fight in 1848. Thus far, their greatest victory has resulted{in their defeat, and their greatest defeat of their only man whe could unite their scattered | fragments, was by an opponent whose arrogant insignificance they honestly despised. But the contused elements of the great democracy afford no little encouragement; and at an early day we shall take up the cliques and the candidates of the dominant party, and their pretensions, claims and chances to the succession. Allons. Tue Doctor. Puitapetrnta, Sept, 20, 1846. f The sloop of war Germantown, at our navy yard, is 60 near completion, that about fifty of the hands that were employed upon her have been discharged during the last week. An elderly man was drowned in the Elk river last night, from the steamer Cumberland, by stumbling over | er deck, in his s! He was on his way to this city Baltimore, to visit a son living at Port Richmond. His name is not known. The body of a young sailor came ashore at Cape Is: | land, one day last week. Tho letters O. H. were tattoed impertectly on his arm, and he had lost a front tooth. "he remains were interred in the chuich yard at Cold Spring tho railing of the up self in an awful manner yesterday afternoon, while la- boring under an attack of mania a potu. esterday afternoon, at pected to recover. A valloon passed over the eity agzeatheight. It is supposed to have been that belong: ing to Mr. Wise, who has for some time past been ma- king successful ‘ascensions from the country towns in the neighboring counties. He has not yet attempted the one promised at Camden. Marxerts.—Our prodace market was a good de: some sales of cotton at advanced prices, Flour not disposed to sell at 84 50, the outside rate previous to re- ceipt as European news, agitated ; (00 bbls Peansylvania corn meal sold at $3 holders of good Pennsylvania wheat prefer storing than gall at $4, Provisions are frev—moderute sales, Sagars—350 hhds. N. O. sold at 6% to 7c. for another market. Sales of whisky at 25e. COMMERCIAL. — New York, Saturday, Sept. 19. Asnes—We bear of few sales to-day: ~hone, however, of any note. Pots are held at $3 75, pearls $4 Busapetbrri—There have been seles to day in West- ern at $6, being the closing rate. Some sold in the morning at $4 871%, Affairs are still confused, Holders of wheat and cor manner asking considera- bly higher psices. Cotrox.—As usual, when we receive good accounts | from abroad, holders here sivemee hele 8028 to k business. It is said to that the are not over 700 bales, and that the ‘transactions on care, were not 2000 bales; andinany event that it was e as exporters continue to offer but a 1 "Tag Baller hen rates current on Thuralay. The private | ~ are also less flattering. We revise our quota- tions, to conform to actual sules the last two days, and & quiet market to-day, the advices from the South | econ: the views of holders. Livearoot Cuasnpications. New Orleans Florida Mob.¢ Te as. post yd rosea nominal ‘The Crops. Commercial Bulletin of the 11th says:—" During the last eight or ten days not a day has | passed without rain, during at least the half of it. The accounts from the whole South represent the cotton crop as already having suffered much from the worm and t constant rains; and should the country have been vis ed with these ‘recent rains as regularly as the city has | been, the prospects of the cotton planter must be much | more gloomy than even was anticipated a fortnight since. Such weather, it is also feared, will prove prejudicial to the cane at its present stage of growth. Coal ote jantity sent this wee th dérebte ee eke STATS ie een, shireien teen tion since = week of $20 tons. white ash coll re of which is unsold, and vessels are Eastern ports at Fiore’, owing to adverse other difficulties. For red ash coal thero is ay re y e ‘ands and and some kinds of prepared white ash hots ae, Lump coal js dull. Vessels are scarce, and freights have advanced to Eastern ports. The prices are irregular, and quotations are not to be relied on. To— Per Ton. Salem .....-% + $110 to 1 15 Boston 45 to 1 50 Portland. 50 to 1 55 Charlestown 00 to 1 05 Nantucket 00 to 1 05 N. Bedford NJ..0 90 to 1 00 Providence: 26 tol 31 =~ to market he the week ending on Thursday ove: ning last Total. Port Carbon 284,687 19 Pottsville . . 164,550 01 Schuylkill H 337,771 05 Port Clinton . . 57,337 09 Rares or Tout ann Transronrarion. ‘To Richmona-”°™ Me Carton. 8. Haven, P. Clinton. «$l 60 To Philadelphia i RE a we hee, Brookttys penn » W W Campbell, N } ived. R Whitehead, G Smith, Miss Murray—63 steerage passen- Meneses Hel-38 B Thompson, JA Borate, J Misell Lt tions, Mataoa—Brig roee bbls wine 56 qr oe # 1110 half boxes do 140 quarter do 15 mons 112 bbls grapes 222 bbls do & Galuay—5 » pkgs mdse Grinuell, A miller of Bristol, Pa., named Warner, mangled him- | He was not ex- | ors are | \ 2 | on fire. B | Bare Rowtann, at Wilmington, | when it came to blow ac | bearing north 140 — es porter J Rey po, casks J Lee—3 bone Sgies ‘Man! cal Fe anata CC ittawa—iT3 tone logwood 26 bales hides 360 wrass 71 begs extract logwood Bouchaud & Theau ne MARITIME HERALD. PUKT OF NEW YORK, SEPTEMBER 21. British ship Brooksby, Mekwen' ritish ship Brooksby, McEwen, 43 days from G| with mdse to Woodhull '& Minturn 4 basal Brig Ottawa, Lenuox, from Sisal, 1st i to Bouchaud & Theauband. Leftno Ams sailed for New York, name not known, for thing was quict when the O, sailed, "Sch Jong 83 19, exchanged signals with a Britis ing west. Petrel, Mabee, from Malaga, August 15, and Gibral- Eve: stant, Jat 23°% fh steamship steer- tar 17th, to Aq h the Straits a co with bark iy Am.; Aug 24 395 N, long 26 30 »ke bark Carib, Waterman, of | , 36'days from Matai ‘ted company evening before with bark Paulina, fro anzas; 25th, lat 35 N, long 23 W, spoke whale ship of Sag Harbor, 26 day's om York, steering sout! j bs exchanged’ longitude with a New “Haven brig, w nm deck, stee "in aie Tatts rarioeted Mosana dodoee from Lacuna with 9000 quintals logwood to Howland & ‘Left schr Somers, lo’ rN York in 20daye; US brig sailed Aug | for Tampico; sailed in co Br brig Tom & Jessie, for Liverpool—spoke her on the 2d instant, lat 34 3%, long 77 50; poke brig Harniet,of Portland, had a crew o} woard; 12th f Cape was spoken by May pilot boat, ‘and supplied’ with provisions; 7th, lat wy 7342, experienced akkeavy gale of wind from N lasted 2 days, lost maintop gallant mast, main tops: fallane mast, gib and trysail, stem boat, bulwarks ad of logwood. Schr J P Holt, Holt, from St. Mary’s lumber, to Nesunith &'Walsh. ith, at 9 encountered a swtecession of easterly blows until the 9th instant, being then | in| t3450, long 74 40, at noon; at | PM hove too with tremen- tous gale irom the WNWiar half past ( shifted deck load, sounded pumps, found 18 inches waterin the hold, but which proved co be that the pump d, and the water stood In the pump; kept bef the best way we could: 5 & 3 i 3 i 2 3 2 Hea Ga. Sept 4, with | M Es = = id € Fy id lay the re- mainder of the day Sept heavy gales and tremendous sea, lay too the whole day; lat by aceouut 15, Jong 73 30, thick and rainy; 1th,at! AM, ind hauled to SW | and more'moderate sea, grew more smodth; at 9 AM made steered our course NNW at 8 AM passed several a'wreck, saw one large piece and several parts of a | at10 AM, thick and rainy, wind SSW, went aloft, | saw a wreck to leeward dismasted, kept off for her; at th same time saw, as we supposed, a square rigged brig. 1a ing by her;as we made them, saw another wreck with bot | masts gone: about 20 feet of the foremast standing; saw 6 per | goss oe board; appeared to be a new vessel of about 160 tons, oe deck, swept of every thi both boats and davits gone. | ¢ first one | saw wa: ip with eve: hing gone but her running before the wind, under foresail—as I saw aft schooner running for the wreck of the schooner, rthe brig, which proved to be the brig Helen McLeod, | of and for Baitumore; had her ensiga set in the foretopma: Figuing, union down, aad blown to pieces—at half-past eleve the captain reported 3 or 4 feet water in the hold, | thd in a sinking condition, s utinost | 1 advised him to use until au opportunity offe: a, swept of every thio, | her stauncheons, ani | pars ready to | munch overbo | ; her sails being in ribbons from the yards | booms; apperred to have blown away after they. were furied; | her close refed maintopsail had blown clean from the yard: she lay perfectly unmanay stood past her ce a mile; | put the vessel under working sail, tacked windward of her, with the in not think it prudent to | and rough, although mm | it, when’ I’ snonld th aud-aft_schooner be Silas H. Wright, of € gs, bound to St. Domi * She was under bare poles—appeared to be repairing Trequested the captain to keep my company and lay by the Helen McLeod, until he could board her, as he had a better oat than | had for the purpose; he repo:ted himself a wreck; said he had hove his deck load overboard the day before, ina hurricane, but said he would lay by; I then ran under the brug’ Jee, and hove too—lay by her, until half-past 2 clock e ie | spoke ber, which Wright, we running near toge- | and passengers concluded, several | passengers on’board; saw one Indy standing in the door of the house—my people certity they saw three ladies at once—I should say 13 mies on boned: lay foo mutil drat, when we had ranged ahesd of her a mile and-a-half; tried to wear ship to Keep under iis lee; got before the wind, when, if possible, it blew harder than ever;.and na I had/a heavy deck load on | board, L_did not thiak it pradent, to. head too, araio-scud before the wind, which was from ESE, to 83! hours, in the heaviest gale I have ever experienced at se 1gP.M., wind fabated, but tremendous sea; set foretop! close éefed; had buely fet it, when the gale burst again ary, itclear from the yard; at{same time Aen prea lee al ieee ohicees dows in the house. and flooded the exbin with water,and ble the flyi ig j1b partially from the gaskets was the lithand 12th commenced with he at Lo’clock a.m. set double reefed foresuil ; moderate; in the course of the forenoon, saw t windward, apparent! 8, loss of spars and sails, mak- ing for the Capes of Virginia—in'the course of the afternoon, fam several pieces of wreck. 13th, nothing worthy of note, Math, 5 Gor anderson, Jat $7 Belfast. Masues for ark Island, Norfolk for loss of foremasi ft principal sails— reported he had hove his d kl load ener overboard in the gale of 9tn and 10th, lat 35; said he was making for the nearest port—leak. ished no assistance. fi land, Cape water, for B: wished to be a Itis my opinion ‘if the Helea MeLes rated facts,and I have no re he did not, that he could bot have staid above water many | hours, as it blew then—they appeared to haye abandoned the | pumps; and when I came alongside of them the first time, alt appeared to employed in making the raft, which they aban- doued, and appeared to be sure of getting {aken off when we ckle on the maim-stay, which ap "ie they heaving over acargo—which 1 have been coffee, by the scent to leeward of her. dito be very deep'in the water—the last wespoke her. and labored tremendous. Schr Forrest, Snow, 7 days from Lubec, {with plaster to master. Below. Ship Tuskina, Post (or Williams) 43 days from Rotterdam, with mdse &e. to E D Hurlbut. The Dutch frigate leys at auchor at the SW Spit. Ship Johu P-Harward Read, sailed hence on the Ist inst. for | N.Orleans, returned in distress, having been dismasted on the Sth instant in @ hurricane. Lat 31 30, Jong 7430, on the 12th instant, ¢ ape Heury bearing WNW 75 miles, spoke a Balti more pilot bont, who reported having brig, dismasted, bearing up for the m learn her name; on the eth spoken the brig | with Toss of foremast,1 | Shas seen a number of vearels, Zoth iustant, took steamer He ands. t bowsprit, &e. jo: al a at day hight off the | iin: SSS ds Queen of the West, Woodhouse, will for Liverpool Letter Bags will close at sgt Launcugp—At Surry, Sihi one a copper fastened schooner of 136 tons, ained in aioe al bs Canales Milliken, of Surry, who will commend her. She is named t, in howor of the Mayor of Salem. At Waldeboro, recently, & copper, fastened bark of 210 tons, called t iam Larrabee, to be commanded by Sof Frankfort Portsmouth, on Saturday, ship of 700 tons, for Captain Bara Moses, hence at Charleston, on the, Sth, lat 38 50 N, long 75 W, fell'in with a heavy gale of wind, which nap? | the 13th, during which time lost boat, stove’ bulwa | lost partof deck load. Ou the litn, passed great ‘quantities of barrels, spars and Jumber, which appeared to have been in | the water buta short time. | Brig Lagraner, reported peg or two since, as having | | | been abandoned, was f in with on the 12th, ia lat 36, lon land, at Wilming on, took the captain ‘and brig Lagrange, of New York, dismasted and Cargo—lime. ept Lith, in the Jat of ted by the board, and main topgallant mast long 7322, passed a brig di rig with her fore ropmast, au and main yard gone. Scur Lone Stan, at N heavy weather on the 6th nt, had Ne throw ov Orleans, experienced Me 4 board 1! moreoll to Ship Brookaby=i« boxes mdve Buckley Gra | 4st | fe dates wool. On the &h instant, ‘off Vermillion schr bottom up, painted green, with a centre boas burthen. | | Stoor Deriance, Captain Long, from Sabine River, with | a cargo of lumber bound to Brazos St Jago, went ashore on nt of the 24th ult, about filty miles to the north of Point Isadel—vessel a total Joss, crew and cargo saved. Notice to Mariners. 9 aT Macao.—T) and to diminish the r ty of the Harbor Master: has resolved te alter the ed provisionally by by the decree of 31st March e following, which shall take effect from 1846) | the harbor-master shall be near the custom te (7th May, 1. The office o1 house. Every vessel wanting a pilot. on enterin al flag at bed foremast hi hall th to employ in dan examination. in the department o: harbor master po cogni- | iall be taken of losses in any ship in charge of a pilot who has not been examined, and sent on board by the harbor master, whether in entering or departing. Sec. 2. ‘The pay of pilots who have been examined shall | Contiage the same as those now established. | the Bonds, | 7 in or master of the ship shall deliver tothe per- | son auth register of them, the list of the names o| ers, declaring their employm: destinat e papers he brings, mention’ number | 5. The captain, immediately on. |: shall produce to | the harbor master his register, an the crew of the These documents shall be kept at the harbor mas- ter’s office Ull his departure, io ‘The harbor master shall send immediately to the chief of | the custom house, a statement of the number of tons of the | ship or ships entering the River or T’ extracted from the Proper document, and aa \ieated by it 7. Ships caunot enter or leave the harbor in the northeast monsoon drawing more than 15. feet of, Ww: | s tweet Fequiriog more than 16 feet, and that ouly other oceasigns th le ane cacaittons there are only 13 feet. m board. It mi seine | Lo enter Pe harbor with een jeposited on enterin and received aguin on the vessel's denwrrures. i prohibited to throw ballast or ashes into the fea, | 10. Vessels cannot change th } wintoat the consent orthe Harbor marsene) Tonia taaive® 11, Vessels are obliged to have their sh o | renin ir sheet anchor always ity. 13. Tt is pro! ‘kk persons in Macao, these can be landed only by permission from = beter ae: ter. 14. No captain shall hy he power te turn away all, or a | prs Ci | crew of his vessel, without the consent of the har- 0 iv longs to the harbor master to make a registration of 16. Masters of captains of vessels who intond to depart shalt Produce some time before to arbor master all their = sand clearances which ought to be given them by th ‘om house, declaring iC he has gunpowder in deposit, and i these papers are regular, the har! lage clearance. sGontravention of these articles shall be subject to am [5 r master shail give the | dead lights, and wine | ‘The authorities, to whom the coguizanee of these things understood aud neleneiema te metho mente FERREIRA DO AMARAL. Macao, Ist May, Sept 16, lat 42, long 62, passed a ington Irving, from Liverpool to maoiesd the Wash- Brig Betsey Jane, from Philadelp ath instant, lat 20 20, | lon, ig ship 6, ieee, Toug'87 30, ia, 8 days from New Orleans for Liverpool, Seyt | Ship Henry, of New York, 40 days from Antwerp, for Gal- | Vestou, with emigrants, Sept 9, 30 — east of Galveston ‘Whaleme! Cld at New Bedford 18th, ship Charles Frederick, Barnes, seaihe ‘Ocean. Sailed from do, ship Branswick, Almy, South eas. B 8. Are ship Farwell, Gerry, Li 1 20th josToN, Sept 19—. ship Farwe! jerry, Liverpool h lke ‘Gigual for eahip soda bark.” Cld, bars Georgie, Ox London; Izelle, rkand.a market (with her Porto Rico, Cottreil, Matanzs Judali Touro, Nicker- N Orieans; bark Jas W Taige, Taylor, Bi ‘Win M Rogers: Eldridye, Philadelph Vanda, Doane, Jacksonville, & F; Potos id; Richmond, ‘Hartford Phila lp A Kell, pleton, Niekerson, N York; Spy, Lace doy Bond Bigelow, Horatio N Baxter, AR Nimrod, ‘Parker, or! Buaxos Santiaco, Sept A—In port. propeller Col Stevens days fom Philadelphia, with goverument, stores arrived #t Brazos St Jago on the 3d inst; scr NL McCready, from thiafport. Leftat anchor off Brazos Bir, ship Burwah and bark Datias inside the Bar, brig Orteans ehr Rarivan; schrs Monitor and Ocegon to ‘on the 5th ; ship Delight, bark David, and brigs Edward and Oriean: neki Gea Worth, dischargio; ‘row, Sep 17—Ar ship Ay July; line bark’Sophronia, Chase, Boston—the experi. July line Feet relouy weisher asian ter peveasts anion Zulette, Howes, Beston—8th, lat 35,10 long 10, a heayy gale of wind from , daring which ort boat nd sustained other damage; brie oleenit yker, Bostoo— ih Tat 9615, Jong 75 20, exporienced a violent gale of wind SE to N, during whien lost deck Joad, split mainsail, we booby hateh, and sustathed other damage a Moses, ‘Weeks, New. York; achr © C Stratton, New 1 days— gh off Cape May. experienced aheayy gale of wind from B NE‘to NNW, during which was compelled to throw over the deck load, caused the vessel to leak, and sustamed other dam- age; sehr Mary George, Watts, Thomaston, Me. Cld—schr Potter: New York. East Macha: Sept 12 From, our correrpondent]—Arr fete aay Mor ew York. 16th, arrschr Geo kvans, ter, Daantown, Sept 10—[From our correspondent]—Ar schs Tiger, Perry, Albany for Nantucket; Orland, Brown, Ron- dout for Boston; Vieto Allen, NYerk for Danvers: ‘sloop Spring, Sept aay brig "Albert, Hogden, Philad for Boston. Luwas Sept. 18—Two brigs, and a fleet of schrs, unknown, came in this forenoon, and passed up. The brig Orleans, for Larch, for Hallowell; Canton, for Boston; C! Henry, for do; schrs Emma Louisa, for Wilmington, NC. Ashlaid, for Boston, and Luculius, for do,eame down and stood to sea this smoraing. ‘The schr Champion, Poland, re to sea from the Breakwater, on the 7th instant, and on the 8 Hho, ba rere, 28th ati wheu off Barnegat, encountered the eal, was i wareuces load, split mainsail, carried aw: eturned to the anchorage fast cveniug to repair. ‘The vet Edwd Blake, aud schr Genius, which were driven ashore during the late each, have gone to pieces. Nothing in | and weather Shandy, Arr iter Ewing, Mrreno; ships Berli M York: barks Clark, Ne hia; sc! et Elori- Bradoyr: it "Cid steain ship Massochu- 's Wood, New York; hapman, Brenan, Charleston; Hayne, “Williams, Havanat sche Urbano, Sauall, Brazos 8 Jago; ater Witch, Tre do; Francis J Seward, Blye, do; | Margaret, Snyder, Corpus Chris ‘ren? tise, Brazos St Jago. Towed t on the 6th i at Massachusetts, aud Hope Howes, schr Ranger; on the 2 hrs Tuscaroi ship George Stevens; on the 8 St Paul, pe Florinda, Hi fea tretal Purfington, from Bostoi brigs Jas Marshall, St Jogos sch Builer, do; Sin' coy, Mat Equity, Cox, mouth Cid shij imolsou: Dryer, ‘Cowes and a mark sea on the 4th instant, bark Genesee, schrs ‘m Bryan. Newrvont, Sept 18—[ Office of the Herald and Rhode Island- er]—Ar brig Onion. Randall, fm Pictou for Providence; schr Pigloals O Srocker, fin Pl Iphia for Boston. rt jade] DrOuD, Bept li--Sid, bark Francis Burr, Coffin, Tiaren, Sept a0—Arr sehr Pacific, Prescot, Albany; spe Antwer New id Hunter, “Turks Island, Two ‘Brothers, shade ora lent, Frishee, N York. Arr slot jeuce, Browa, New sane, Rinabell: Rondgat; *Rdonve fi yon aly Gardaer, ooh cite, Vail, to;, Vigilant, eat 10. yar] julia; igs Margaret ans jimapeth; Orray ‘Taft, Charleston: and Empire, Day ton, NYork. Oriole, Barstow chroedoer, and ° p, Sept 17—Arr schs Greenway, Couch, N York; "hompson, Wixon, Boston; Leander, Keller, Lu- Galena, Pierpont, Egg Harbor Sid, schr Patrick Hen- Unester, N York. "Below, schrs Lagrange; Rochester; 'W Godirey; John Bell; Union; Atlas; Dorchester; Mary’ Lowell, and Willow. In Hampton Roads, shi Ma- Rains, from London, 43 days. 18th,, arr schrs , Cox, Boston; Wm Mowry, Ford, J Ciyy Tt Bogart—Julia, Flvza, Higbee-Bauner, Og- ight, McGee—Marietta Burr, Dearbornm—Su- Mary J Peck, Liscomb, all for New York; , Long, and Lowell, Baker Boston; Willow, Roney, ton; Atlas, Furman, ingston; Rosevelt, Johnson, Hocheter, Bingham, N York, Also arr bri Garguet it, Lingo, Fal iver, hd ‘schrs Rapid, Vinal, Dempes Sahonon, N York. ort ho ite Sth, Sth and An, Sept 16—Ar ov, ooneral Port ‘A, Sept 8—In port, bri hrs Highlanders H Lava bec; i a NYorke ~*~ best ed very heavy weather stove bulwarks, a Southern Mail, Home me Forts. Puitaverrara, Sept 2i—Arr brigs tot Jones, Taylor, Charleston Unica, Mickells Havecss of Newburyport, to ail next day =a the Lemuel tees ‘rew org! NS; Adelaide @ Wastbu: oat to Rak nei NH; bea 7 Te Delaware city. 4 , Boston; lS ‘Aico ite, do; Pauling, mora, dos schis Santa Anna, Balt out Toner 8 imund & Fran efOrd; Jane, Norwich; E Tuck: j wich ; Gen Warren, Princes e Hartford: Greeupo Lyna; Maria, Norwich ; Jas Pt 23 and, Allensports Perrine Seay Brooiklyn ; Le. on banon, Kast Gloucester; James Has Re lo; Swan, do 5 re 5 ic Basle, Beitimore s ba ‘adwallader, Baltimore; Chess: ie B aed chee ae STE ORNER OF MONTOOMERYE ako D souTH STS., ens the Tobeeco, Inspection, J jis prepared to, do the Ler if WO! F VES! e greatest facility, e ise Ree le terms. ‘Orders from any part of the ntry for doing the top work of vessels, will be punctually attended to. Letters addressed as above, will receive prompt attention. Ey D& CORBITT, member of the University of New York, e of the medical society, informs patrons and the Dr. eyperienced | Boston "Pendleton, | a se W' Pollard, | idencey Coral, Chester Ruver, | |T te and CORNS.—CURE sou-st, street, Wy Wyatt Ke Pace cents per box. VERY IMPORTANT TO CON OOD BLACK TEA. 25 cents Ber b. % Good HY purchaser of a five yo p BP as though he purchi offering such mducements, is to large and well earned med popularity ae article, and can sonrecite a a good little more than hi fo the priney Pealiord ers from for the same, and all letters pre-paid, or forwarded tentee to manufacture and Nell them, Inanufscturing and setting Kivchen manufactu the past pan Ke. &e. sl21m*me YOUNG H serine stret the cor s, havan: try must be men in cities, | presented with a remedy by which they Pgh tm he | peril toanlcming ext aptowe oo whnwe matcmon | Fite ihe Yet nna, or jg say alalliances have not been produ \ bone age Mrese | og ce bed when expose Ys for ¢ that Holmes’ onvenience, and the purposes for ness, pain in the Hundreds of cases or gence Physical Prostration, nervous ne icrlubihr tor- }, dimness of ay ve sudden traced to the above baneful practices. You which should attend the counubial are: will aL advertisement treats ofan i id bere ubject to Young man, it you would ‘ oe if tie Erdal authoriti Trestupesiorso any a i ay inte sows y to the pet es 9 Ce eta Keds ok lowing depioraule affections, | alates street. ete. twtr the’ passions of the heart, lyspepsia, costive- Ww Janney , loss of musealar cuctsy paralysis, weal weakness of the back and lower ne hee jet tency, ¢ give no Srprematate ead toral decey of vin orally, the nies pin a ait eine speak tim suffers aberration of mind, confusion. of on, of ideas, Toes of | Yor itself none sa Shall speak for it. Our chi eae fa to npelly Sauiory, dejecsicu o¢ tpaleneging: tevcienicns where itcan be had, and the proprietor cha @ single Seale pare SPUgene era cekaes | Sup trvatinnee sine etn a ate of fhe les of man's Fhysteal violsso® | dean ther anforuantely pervade ne low, rch, end poor. matrimon: Legg vod 8 taken at night on g m. | Baeloae laces west, watch: seypoiy ema gam ul from these evils, aud | cured in two days. For sale by C HL ion, 2B: relie’ be restored tomauly vigor of ¥ Hit Oro | Gomer John street, New Yor! Bary, beronepres Scanasiy ecer emis fer you. aud Seveuth street, Ph filadelphias 8. mode of effecting a.cure, aud the hints and fuli disclosures | ton street, Boston; 24 Canal street, Which accompany the medicine, are bi A rtant to the | Main street, Cineinnati. 4 16 Im* esFarlor, Office and Bed me Massed pee HEE. Aen Se Moe a iranian! Mynett AID—" The Spanish Extract” posscanee the " ineral Qf curing x certain private disease, tier all othe er—Hall, Office and Bed Rooms Stoves, Stovepives, | 5 Mec et Cotes ta the city, before leaving, should peor ines hye. fatied Tincipal virtues are obtained ‘Ware—Bright, plain, and j They have masons ‘ this cordial heh wat Oy eee Seek neseanba: aldsvoacein Rananaen wee at all times ready to set ranges, ) and boilers. Also splicbed ly 3 purifier of th paralle, , and if appli d in season, will smokey chimneys enred—no e 7 >. ppadlmedisnemede aerlpmiest system Tape fae ot ‘Hyd ‘gphobia a ies its aa formithe bi ‘cui " eptiles, Proprietors and Mant igldgholegale and reais py 3,0, FAY, 1 utton serset, | [i radicates very pt tele ot virus from! leaving cam Tore eam Bel will be forwanied to an any pat of he viet an thy, Sold at No.3) ft tzeet, ity op country by wldensng au above powt paid, tnouat om: | YUU directions ia bain: Preah, ‘who use itrecome haainons at HE undersigned, formerly. Laurence & Co., 25 and havi 27'Canal stock of Carriages, of superior the attention of hi them that the same con m, shall 3 Marchli Dr, Wadaworth, 48 North Main sree BT at 168 Wastuugton sic Boston 1B ) Market st., Baltimore, ir. Halsted, Rochester, d those: mend ievoinelr “friends, which is the reason it is not adver- tised much, sll lw*rre Lis LOND Ale OK, THE ELIXER OF LOVE, —For the a vate, Se bg «A eur eee ent Conmmume Obsiructe Tor dificn eatin and N. db) Balt na gad Md; W. contemplati ineopivence eat Urine, ALNUT OIL MILITA pardneds street, can be sold, ‘Country Merchants, D: eral, are inv! iH General Agents for pres ated to one of the best remedies: the Jungs. ¥ SHAVING Soap, tains uo’ mercury, NO LEA! Water a wal Jo'miles: Th SE, for a nw Power, adio suitable quantity of The permanent Almost any amount. al im*r A; 518 Im*rh LEECHES! FRESH su just receives packed up so as to be trams BOARDING ENTLEMEN RT th accomm tached, by oD railroad com Shoe nae = the city o} ston mer ears, a beautifully situated ows il yi Hage, ag} a igen ng = ta a ret mn 70 ho: peer HOKE 01 Thome to $00 Brandy. HES! LEECHES! id he ter of Leeches, 38 John ex, ot single gentlemen, can a hud“ plensant rooms 4 lm*m prevent the closest attention to bu: tory reference given, if rec reg comer John street, sole Agent for New York. ied of physical inability from certain c: or involua eae veoh and ral prostra- mu onsult Dr, Convers, personally gs by Teter goat Clon af the syjtem, notmatter whedver thereselt of inherent paid, enclosing $5, at 136 Fulton street, N. causes, or produ luced by ae ness, ident, &. SALMON For diworders mi to | ale ees bry ol this, wou and Depa mach, liver, an companied with indigestion, | dial in. b asa 2 foss of Spier ead-achie,bilious attacks, gi qulok ond peclergnseres Jn Saree vigorating effects on the human frame. Persons in fesitude before taking it at nee become robert and fall f ene: der its ce. It immediately counteracts wee ais pare. tem the nervousness of the female mal which is the ouly vee ess, and which jor to Maguin’s discovery, introduce itto the Public | Sounderable Vngurail ate, iiquickly removes th anaitt. peoligeae a0 be, A bestect ourectnelgo: foes produced by. Piya Brostration, which frequen , tein, restoring appetite, health, color and | deter menfromyetting married. iit wich te en to the most debilitated. ‘This remedy cou- ied bythe he Fs esleottedtoengs ct ronenae or any preparation of jt, and docs not | ate Py ane eae ne acted discoveries of any 860» as. The most satisfac: fects verbo Mee rE eee esaise te aera wrest ieee? RING, 192 Broadway, of acertain class o! lished in one stan successfully treated pre-eminent, ture, mlgern 1 the head, your case ae ‘with si62w*r | thisunuatural vice, way, Coeniry will au eniber BO, purasanr Rooms, SPs inv: SING ‘Church. ites or without board, at 84 Broad- Merchants from the ‘Very convenient to business. his 5 ti odvers, Go gamp Blu s call in his new Ly SEMAN. Dy sia, weakness of confusion of jutellect, forgetfulne: R. JOHNSON, 17 Duane stre one of the oldest and most exper gical Practitioners in the city of New York, in the treatment lelicate Foca her delicate complaints. The Doctor’s reputation for in those old, half cured cases, that have existed for ye: 0. dog’ how long you may have gleet, cat he i Co tailed seminal Paatatileat brought on by a dalged in by young, me Man: MEAG Serna —DK, ergy gpl oy R DIS Hocnpon conunse to's. sunsution voahaeu tly mall al nat mercufy, OF Festruint acrmbene, near Chatham street, 18 enced Medical and Sur- iseases, which he cures wi is, tesa peop particularly * The Doctor and during that ti sof venerial, 1 mercurial. aad or in the throat, or nose, pains jegs, I will, and can cure you, itutional Hazy examination, as Wove)aMected with eal funds, may su ecm injury: from’ ears tty ‘AND ONSTFTUTIONAL D| This ant thes tain af @ destructive habit in youth, inducing ultimate impotency, are radically ¢ Tosser naasitlen: Un reccemeten eerie: ‘tons and rejzstating its original vigor. A perfect cure guaranteed, we, LIT" ma secre ils resi ate secre! it y an unfc ne victim of an ig Presence of the most Tatinase frien aversion to society, are only symptoms Lily orn. charge He warrants a cure in every case or no charg N.B.—Dr.M, holds no, communion. with pretended cent cases cared in two days. ra Oy eo ett TS, don surgeons Lie the on oat $3, for advice attended to. .D: London s seltyy, Res be Lentond inte hig educated Physician and Bison office, 204; ton street. Letters attended to, an CHALLENGE -VALIEWS FRENCH PILLS medicines forwarded to all parts of the Union, West Indice his isan unrivalled, remedy for diseases of & wad CanmBtiee fears in te RS ture~8 Dos tpn ths Tae UACKERY IN NEW YORK—Dr. Corn, 1d Duane of diet or hindras street, near Chatham atreet, pets shes strangers and citi h the French iis posvens 9 ov Pecivar ‘ap- imposition of quacks, to s, and other nauseating mixtures, anne to give them jeclded preference. Besid ea being most ef 4 | De ast July I contracted stdisease, and eedy cure ever discovered, (ud are entirely tree from any | immediately applied toa Woctar, who promised to re in unpleasant smell, donot affect the breath or sicken the sto- | a week. 1 continued with him two mont as gradually mach in the least, and may be taken at any time. or in the | getting worse. J tried one after anoth ailthe advectigh us ure me. I at len abling the pa- | doctors, and each promised positively t Springfield, July 24, 1846. an3$m*r_ | tients to cure themselves without the fear of suspicion or | discovered thar the object of these men was money, aud ey ON SPRINGS PAVILION. discovery. They are equally effectual for eith¢ all | were not doctors. I concluded to go to x complaints, such as Gonorthaa, Gravel, obstinate Gleets, 4 big iO keetaemed shag iuor Albus (or Whites, peculitr to females), weakness bees the generative organs, Kc. and have cured hundreds of the poasen, pened for fry ublesome complai its. after every other remedy had failed: | doctors considered it paid hcg Bek “Niey ist RG aati They have been exteduively used for the last ten Years, inall | cine ans advised a southern climate, the hospital, and 'y232m*r_ | stages of these complaints, with such universal success, the | b the advice of several fri ‘freed inyeell wader your i, at, rom) » 3, 6 P.M. Pavilion, New Brighton, June 1, 146. HOWARY ee NEW es Corner Broadw ers, thanks ceived since they have serge * Ainge the ‘aeurance that kano 4 Ne Subse te bore extenuiveaad popular ht ance house mv itcnlated for comfort and conve: nience, so at no other establishment will there be dispositfon mansested at all meg au7 2m3taw*rre owing hours, vis: ‘orate id Messi eq oy pal 2 he Favil their pec Pott er per Rotl'No [North River, and New From inl Zork 34, 5.7 ‘ M 64h SLANCARD. Maiden Lane, for the Patronage the Proprietors ehalle cer _au2i Lin’ any one to produce a remedy of equal , ander a forfeiture of Trice i per box. For sale at 44 Nassau @reet, basement, care, on the lat of Jam millet The result is told, how’ well, and restored to to perfect healch. "I wish this ‘pub lished, and refer to me. Mane them by by pereees Sor M. D. Person, and its advi ded 8 different state e ARRIED LADIES WILL FIND MUCH TO IN} witl THOS. GREEN, Bricklayer, Harlem. D'3 CASES OF THE Ten ORGANS—Such as the puaceere Urethi oral ronic and acute diseases of ald exist. ‘The terrors of Do sof the parts, &e. inrge Tamil of ehjiren, which rt mich rola fee Dut, poorly reared) | are e “Abernethy's Hotani Prevent many prudent without one particle of mercury. yy are equal- state, re is ae: that srl ts me import se iy suitable. for females. They give tone and energy ere Se ¢rets, which may ol $< sp git yy al ind thos bane the Sher medictuee” gly, y, ctgh, fxperienced [On eee wie pe ice asec tach phe ten peor 3 127 Maiden lane. ‘Price $1, with difections. R. CORBITT, 19 Duane street, betproen. Chatham and ry D HAKTWELL’S WASHIN CHESTNUT STREET, Philadelphia.NThe above establishment having recently unde 22: repairs, and ges of aNe Pro will Ne ae BY JOHN RIMMER & sop OBERT 8. Stairs) SOLE AG Iu no country in the world does the manufacturer x0 surely ig from deserved superiority as in the ed w Ho! or Pleasu throughout, presents f his guests, TON HOUSE. with the long experience of the present rietor, who can only assure his patrons that his efforts hot be relaxed fo secure every luxury that may condace 4 fone thorough ai 1 the advanta- searcely any imeod*r LCES* STE EDLES. TER, ENGLAND. rON, 74 MA HS IDEN LANE, ROR THEUNITED STATIN, New York mded in ice. ‘William streets, may ieepublics ap | certain delicate diseases. HITE. years enjoyed the most ta of any m man in New Yon aggravated cases of this disease, = mild cas Constitutional Debility.—Thos qulged in a certain loathsome and be restored to health and society. No charge unless cured 7. C. ig the only qualified London Surgeon who He keeps no counterfeit London Diploma N A SUBJECT DEEFLY INTERESTING TO FH ar Ba taciaebaiee “PRIVATE consulted e treatment of . has oe nse hast fourteen recree in private diseases le =f PRIVATE DISEASES, BRANCH OF THE PE ARE ais COLLEGE OF APE eater 87 Nass i] cure the most ‘on the most re lente Fie hy day from all parts of the United States, Canada, indies, who have been labor der old affections, ries agtravated ulcers, diseases of bones and joints, mereuri: chronie thcumatizm, se., &e. ‘The result of the giving mercury, injudicious treatment, and wa| quackery. PARTICULAR NOTICE. Patients residing in any part of the Union, by. wigs statement of ther uation, let the disease be of what ki may—delicate, indeticat il be one or two weeks, with individuals who haye in- ret habit, can positive. advertises use in 1 m*; ble r 1s at homeas much as eh reap the benefit a 5 i United States ; and, for this reason, an American looks for RY) Ser SCmbalteten MPcs. SRY © consulted upon by the me , who meet daily for that pur- the manufacturer'sname impressed upon any article before in this volume, 74, nt hus, residence, | pose, and the necessary. remedies, with directions, forw he purchases ; and ality good, he remembers 83 Greenwich atreet—or by 7 post, throwgs eid ower immediately. In this instanee the fee, ($5,) which will iu- ind recommends what hehas thed aud proved. Seill; there | Ofice—New York. ane ced a iS beside apeek, series clude all expenses, must be en ost paid, and directed is.no rale without exception. All who purchase N Needles by ig ture, and the various cqmplicated disorders entailed oni th °F, DICKINSON, Agent, wholesale are well aware thatthey are not usualy labelled | Foren 7 coe eee me and irrtceniiiey ‘97 Nassau st., New York. With the real manufacturer's name, but wi he || teresting to the ow ferer-such, ar mreuines Cerri eite, | Where one of the members—Docior McDounell—is in st- Dm in New York. jai 1a, nleck , | tendance. a deserving man of all the credit mstly due to hime ¢ 02 e “emp fk ape se of the Kidneys, and of the | STRICTURE CURED. | importer ean attach his name to the goods of various oc A pe may ge ol Extract, for the, eure Gonorthos, | the buyer has no certainty of obtaining the same, artic are ignorantiy called Graze! ox Seung, Glens cnet sad la tures, weekuess est ihe | quality which he had previously purchased, and agai ae. ae receive the most nocturnal emissions, all disc! os trom “the wre office from Duane street to 54 | quir. This the real ae re not right. It istime that justice should be done to ‘offers to the wholesale trade, (and Lophagy 4 devote that On ted of rank or eminence in hi is talents to diseases which perso any other remedy in any way w This poxatyl a Hae sue stones A matter of surnaise to a busiiess. “Price One Bolas ins pet uate LI _bavine, | description pretend to 4 wer: ater | mn hel indies of the United States, | = Rimmer & a The Dencentented, Extract of the Genuine Honduras Root. euefins (et penesee. oe amined seuss Geren ce | See tow) hora Hamtephene ‘and | thousandth part of the miseries these people bring upon soci- EPARED by ee hia College, De. Corbitt informs the public thas there is no other Dr. Dnilea byed cedless os the ‘beet ever’ imporied into this PR aarp ees Eaten pte Hane in apecres ith the most modera reres of ex Gorbict in the sity, end that he has no connection with the “dks well as the body, that is deplored, but many of | tracting its real inal virtues. It has been tested agiarist of his name, i eimediciue'may be | dn England, and throughout the continent of Ewrope, where wel x: plored, bat many of | Proved by the Collie, for the cure of scrofula, rheumatiam, ad to Prereot x certain Mliscane’ in afl its forms. Openteom | they are sold uuder the genuine name, Himmers’ Needles ature as to effect posterity, ifnot indeed, | Cotaneous eruptions, pains “in the bones, 8 A.M. ull P.M. 22Ulwem. | have a reputation superior to all others. 418 eodim*rh oc provey rete ay roual ark mq syphil tie sy) jseases consequent on 0 cuRE NO FAY-THE HERB DOOTOR—it any OOKRINDERS’ STOCK | and ‘Tool, Warehoase — show themselves in no other | fni2) One Dallar otimerenry and ula medal treatment Dysentary, Summer Complaint, ‘Cholera | E> JOHN H. HOOLE, No. 124 Nassau st, has for sale— ou ON-MERCURIAL BLACK DROP. Morbus, Cholera infentaan or any disorder of the Leather, Plow Kuives, But with regard to the mo te train of evils, Per | rHVHIS valuable alterative is a ure reme edy in syphilis. both care not how seny'ba il there bwany remains of life ‘vers, ‘Type Cases, haps nothing proves to frait ae T primary and constitutional. Itshould be resorted to imme- in the poor natieats if he ‘has ‘even been porsoned by a fash- bat do’ Brushes, Fertising a bottle of dro pearance ‘of the di ionable poison doctor for months: if he is so reduced that all | Calf Skis ‘Agate Burmshers, ate enve ofthese complaints, “Now, neta hone is led, and hie body ssocmaciated thatthe bones hare Esgiish Colored Calf, Geld eat ea remedies were good, such are the. Yani ee worked through the skin, even then, when thus far reduced, 1 X 7 imually arise in inany eases, F | hehas sufticient life in hii to uses pleasant herd medicinethat | Marooe aud Bise Roans, — Oustu# and Blank Hoh iffer from one another, that ec Cle ee ee ee | any child can take, if he uses this by directions, and if it fail to cure after the doctor says its beyond the power of medi , or in the least to mitigate h to return dor cannot tail ¢ I give you light or Stop tala, Throwy ptlas yor ancien: come tad we wl you a pamphlet which shows some of the most cures ever heard of. Come to the Herb Doetor fo, 4. South Seventh street, Broome street, New Yor! Cor liseases, an you are in want fy you have, confidence betieve ther tra dant't Nealtug face thee all the ingenuity of man 'could not produce, bat only God alone. He ‘made the thossand bess: to, yerelief. “He spread them round apply wit jeventeen } years has the ir virtues, and preparing ior been investigating: from them } ealth restoring medic: hands of a Higher Power, the humble jstrument of ew many thoasands, Last year, im Philadelphia, he had more than twenty thousand patients. He cures all di cos east three hundred cases of real andow' sumption; and well he might, for he sured aes aring more than all the other doctors oe y of Philadelphi some of these superior wetted cure all diseases with one me: ji Fills and Syrups—No. He ‘would not ot insult your better ment with such ch folly—but he really make some id different ae of pure Herb or yf medicines, iendee each di aire at No 266 Broome street, from 8 o’clock in the morning until 7 o’elock at night. ‘me es, and he hes beensia the LJ FUNTERIAN DISPENSARY, No. 3 DIVISION street, was established A. D., 1835, by the present proprietor, for the successful treatment of scrofula, strictures, di gr theuretbra, kidneys, etc., nervous’ d diseases, seminal weal vel = uleers of ihe glot or intlamed the powers of mercury, am secret diseases virulent; and. from an expe- rience ‘that very seldom falls to the lot of any one physician, he is enabled to warrant a perfect and lasting cure ‘in any and all cases of above joned diseases. The afflicted should const to render relief to all who may give him a call. certificates, yonery kiven of course, som moat astonishing eases on record fe ep Bice ary, “ail of which were tice Oue Dollar per vial, which cases oF no o! # ogi Ned cured in as many wee! git Years standing, without pain or inconventen advertined mprome of strietare, the most ost healthy er stimulating; itendance in his private rooms, ready and willini L jaan nd if whieh ware of m ‘are annoyed by those very sympt -- ef medicine chest necevearys fe ‘oue vial of the above Rito Red Drop cannot be had genuine in the city OUS AND DEBIT, TtATr! e ’SsOR ATUERAAVY ES UNIVERSAL edie long rT FE! For its virtues ere ive tient ationts, rice, $3 1 Ot URRIS & CO. mt 20006 Fulton ww York, 20° fm*me CHEAPER THAN EVEK. fine Lag) Ema} to byl pe warn American & E. Sheep Skixs, Binders’ Mu: in, id © om Paper, Compasses, Hammers’ "and astonishing these facts in those who ap THE TONIC ELIXIR, REPARED expresaly for the, usw of those wi ‘to him. For Lettering Pailets, dul; if ls pig dry dere pheen caer Rei | irate fs ostuvely cure ind Embossing Pres: eir oF compl oy die were neither one nor the other, iy ess of the ‘organs, 3 Blocks, Gilding Re Tools, Emboss- ferent and ent disorders. s i Plater, he ‘Ke. cut to order at the shortest notice. a istrat all the eases which mare fatty harrass the mind, | Nien a powerful corrector of Proce TE a ae id im'cod® mm a afford the finest field tor knaye Berie: | fo 2 brocnre the oe ey ay se ere the poor patient pays for 1s or drove month “iba te ap bance ed heck dah vigor. CONSUMPTION COUGHS, remeethy, Dereetiess the Rast, sttentin tale, dinardeg Pilce two Dollars per boule or cies AND ALL DISEASES OF THE LUNGS. en alight rather caress Harm oF 5Ot | sit mer CKINGON, ae off. jah PgaTegeeee sees 4 is PRIVATE DISEASES. COLLEGE OF MEDICINE AND PHARMACY, THE ORIGINAL AND GENUINE inn bho! and Breast, Palpitation of the Heart, lath Croup, Broken Constitution, Sore ho hwinan nature, not one remedy could be named which has in | so shorta space of time acquir with the pu and has merited ‘and r culty and ot Many people are very apt to consider a cold bapa tifljng | bo | matter, and of itself in n few days,” ‘and the: such we woul: 7 it dure ol “ been induces will effect en . is CoM UND SYAOP | yarded, egre OF WILD ¢ HERRY has cured more colds than any other | Canadas, So this country. ‘The certifica'es of fered for sali medicine offere ey comrounn eur WILD ‘CHERRY. Nervous Throat, Liver © jing, Pain i Debili Breas| and all disease: OES 5 the most effectual and speedy cure ever hnown tor “the abore diseases blic, and he hers, as th DARE] think that give say, it will go aw: mselves no trou! be c: way a’ ca olds, sof’ uable medicine, which ~~ who cannot afford a jo not tam. | ood for eee beside a fal ‘the anthor's inge and mgredi jer, Containing all that is ee of the core Ao the more advance: a Wa ok a every, patient should know something of | and talent of the person he is about Hae 5 of Syphili Fe Se fermets comsinten ereriining seconesty tp-ahe ‘eng, ot is jor Ma- ‘This latter is peculiarly eliers. These were originally d ence of the author's private patients, bi | fectly have they answered every purpose, and so those who have np ne Ne irae eae ve tl it cule enclosed, to ‘every part 0 ol the Us merica ie, ec. et, Ofhce, or Dr. HALEH, 58 G.eexwich street, New Nassau Srreet. rpue E MEMBERS of the New York College of Medic eatablishe one = sue to direct thelr partieelar srveution to a two) ‘gente in, it is gratifyn very’ little time, an th wf thie comple in the treatment of this co ee eee One ew pe f= Aare TA a as formerly | nected with the aprinial howpliale %e bavope io seas Ses aye eshort time oaly, bat reert | OPES nee aoa ily om it been a sow — Eniety lor years. ‘To those who cannot leave Boa anise oat ond Motes Is ERED era ir homes, oF eee Sie vleee er foraishes leiee Gribe coumey, sod basing if ecoateeterr | in | & own peeuliar amecess(tl means of ew whiel spilontion, con tare! ADR. SWAYNP'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF | ae caaencea ecaeneee or eee CAs Fey Tan bs | Personals medic j F all chy di Hee § ’. it if tr B. Fore convenience of those oie themes, and for | ty, sacra ier a tae ae che ieainan fas | travellers, the anchor has contrived a fittle host with lok | time of are pil wel menapece Dik WAYNE'SCO Mt | Ghd key, und with Iie treatise fitted in dhe lid, whuch eontaing | 2)’, ‘OUND TED CHERRY az one of tes | everyuningneccasary for the immediate and’ privatn ore of | greatest discoveries. of modem sctenee, OF all the many | eertaim complaints, ‘They are alzoespecially saited to those | FXOR the rai Fompounds pac forth for the cure of diseases which afect | Who cannot afford the extense of a persoual trea pply of medicine, contains ients for injections, necessai Hospital fart . Are pronounce iri fessor : for ail diseases of the wrethra. ‘The fee cu sho any, es remedy, withou in ime the breathy, ae the stomach, or coi lament from business. Price $1 per box. con ys ONAL De BILITY CURED.” HE TONIC e, ae! by the College. of the City of New Yorks all cas ‘produced so $6. And one a lit a, ident! Eaeaaee erences ol any Rinks Tris eon a epvedy Tor Ua ‘sterility, oF barrenness, ‘each; cases of ‘gaits dozen $5; carefully an ant fo al par oft ¢_ Uni more Address to er 969 cures effected by e pro- | recet re | < the general n entertained of that o all parts of t Period tenttee teow ere eee Bee | hug obtrade their sini and. remedies w on (CORDS ALTERATIVE MIXTURE. it holda in seine ‘estimation. | the public in these diseases, (ma the permanent cure of primary ot secon The Press, eal Faculty, and thonsands who bay | formerly felt i He ayenerial ulcers, nod used Pinay 28 COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD | al qualifications and advan injudic fe Ciien Y, if concur in pronouncing it one of the best re- | ed several most ctr names and references perso asm sven invented for the eure of all PULMONARY | howevss, the necessity for thie ts po longer m | rer les Ge comin tee ane, ate a8 nO Rive fain Class, become alsa mane of the impudent preten lisease, without thoroughly iad a will UTION- Dr. Swayne’s Preparation of Wild Cherry | vn a first that was ever introduced to the . Years after this "cele ¢ out, UP sprang several others, such as Balsams, and even syrups, trying to that even persons mixture palmed off upon them) ifthey did not bear | any. other count Remember, all prepa TLD CHERRY, ate fictitious and Gh oneal bapa oh 9 that | ag, the written signature of Dr. 3 should be observed to purchase from the regul: appo! “eeineipel, Office, corner of EIGHTH and RACE streets, | Philadelphia, er ELAS A Bt AE ‘Acris ix New Yorx—¢ Broadway and John | Wanwen Novel 3c Wrartand kre treet, Brool Halway, Mas, Ki 20, Porth Co. Ma name of Dr. lua 5B.O 1pvER, ds C. Bread ater street, 13 Swavnr. WAY Ey Yd Court eres isa fi rated remedy” ons purporting to contain Riva, HA R. tr satan 12 Bowe: ubli¢c inthis or ready estab- it be deceived a6 Im*re justly celebrated alternative. Pola in sini le botties at $1 each; in cases of half a dozen ane EDICAL NOTI ting, surgeon 196 Fniton xe New for $5; carefully packed and sent to D EXTRACT O} GED TIAN AND SAS } parts of the Union. ut APRA ATABILLA <pocTOR FAWCETT, York, au and get & ‘bhieation, embraci following ‘u- Rectimony, tan ene ieratity, enacoraical. he New Yor York College of Medi | seal ally and me plained, with 2 compre ion of quacl | pe treatment iy pode Sheaciatnss Gonorrhese, Geet, and jeakslete, Noeturum, Emissions, recommende ite te arising from tell polation: | to ‘any extract. of Garesparitia edn ion for the bast the abare ‘extensive practice an Toay of tha various shes. = may be relied ou asa ce) from an impare state of the blood, ) It rheam. ring worm. hes or pimples, uloers, pan i betes aie roel the bones or t e ou : tees, in ae that ‘and radical cure. His corner - burg and Philadelphia; also, his honorary eager 75 cents. denree fom the Bute Of Louisiana are aus 80 ‘ we Miscave evelseing' $1 can have a f hit fers of th ah Tersons ° aa alton fate panied with one Which embraces aif diseases Gog ree or ae tie purchasers. to Office open fom aap M. pe Ls oe, sand addressed reesive dteueenion ait iaeibe” | dew eee