The New York Herald Newspaper, November 7, 1846, Page 4

tam oung & 2 Zit last pightat tee in character of Shylock. The house was crowded to over flow, and was most enthusiastically received. His ice seems forced or unnatural, but he is so incapable of talking, that even his best friends don’t know what really is the natural tone of his voice. He makes his se cond appearance in the same character to-aight. Mr. Anderson was greeted with a crowded house lea night inthe “ St er,” at the Holliday street Theatre. He appears to-night in the ‘ King of the Commons.” The Romen Amphitheatre continues to draw crowded houses, and ) #. Sands & Lent ar ing a rich re- ward for their enterprise. { THe Mangers.—Howard 5 lour was held firmly Yesterday at $5 50, whilst some refused to sell at that rate, in anticipation of & further advance ou the reception of the steame’’s ue uch anxtety is fel its recepvom, and the market is unsettled in cousequence. Puitaveemia, Noy. 6, 1846. ‘The ordinance providing for a subscription of two mil- lions and a half by the city to the cap.tal stock of the Central Railroad Company, was last evening passed by the Common Council after considerable discussion. The vote stood 12to 8. A protest has been published, signed by Messrs, Davis, Hagert, Hutchinson ‘and Campbell — ‘The Select Council will act upon the ordinance at a meeting to be held on Thursday evening next. Du Solle, of the Spirit of the Times, consoles his morti- fication at the results of the election in New York, by en- wg the cutgiving @ raphic fe when the coon fell rough ars since. The steam propeller Eudora, recently purchased in New York by Messrs "Loper & Baird, is now receiving Fepeirs to fit her for atrip to Brazos Santisgo with sup- ples for the army, for which purpose she hasbeen char- tered by the government. She was hauled up on the Southwark railway of Mossrs, Simpson & Neal last everi~ such has been the dispatch used that she was tely coppered by three o'clock this afternoon — iler is to be replaced by a new one to-morrow, and by the time her freight is on board she will be pre- pared to “steam it” on her way to the Gulf, under the command of Capt. Wilcox. The reported breaks in the Schuylkill canal prove to be much less serious than was at first anticipated, and will not interfere with the passage of boats. One of the large sized boats, with 160 tons on board, is now onits way tothe city. The concert of Joseph Burke, last evening, at the grand saloon of the Museum, was the most brilliant af- fair that has occurred in this city for years. Over three thousand tickets were taken at the door, and the seats, though provided in anticipation of a throng, were en- tirely inadequate to accommodate the admirers of De Meyerand Burke, who filled the spacious saloon in every part. Tho performances were excellent, of course, and elicited the most rapturous applause. Miss Matilda Kor- sinsky did not appear, but her place was supplied by Mrs. Watson. De Meyer is advertised to appear at the first concert of the Philharmonic-Society, on Tuesday next. ‘Mlle Blangy and Mr. Hazard made a very favorable | impression upon a crowded audience, last eveniyg. at the Arch Street Theatre. Their dancing elicited the most rapturous applause. The acting of the lady is of a very superior order. Sales of Stocks at Philadelphia. Noy. 6—Finst Boarp—119 U 8 Bank, 3%; 15.000 State 5's, 68; 4 Pennsylvania Bank, 260; 4000 Schuylkill Nav 6's, 79. ArTER Saces—30 Harrisburg RR, b5, 20; 1000 State 5’s, cash, 68. Seconp Boanp—750 State 5’s, 63; 1000 Texas Bonds, 10’s, 20. | 2 | i i} arcisburg HK, 21; 1100 Lehigh Mort | tation, that is, from five hundred pounds to one thousand | Jeet AFTER SALes—50 Hi Loan, 80; 20 Schuylkill Nav, 31}. Sales of Stocks at Boston. Nov. 5—Broxens’ Boanp—30 shs Nor and Wor B10; 75 do 6874: 25 do Gis. Boston aud Wor RR, 115%; 2 do L 100%; 3 Northern Railroad, 97; 220 1534; 10 Western Railroad, East Boston Co, 17%. Atnany, Nov. 5, 1846, Current and Credable Rumors. That John Young had another sovere ,attack of bleed- ing at the lungs on the day of the election ; that his lungs are unsound ; that he is quite ill at this very moment. That the locofocos (whose names we will give) won't pay the bets they have lost on Wright’s election. That the capitol is being repaired and re-plastered, and put in magnificent order ; that the vaults are being filled with the very best quality of eoal What the Executive Chamber will be re-carpeted, and that the beautiful full length portrait of Dewitt Clinton will be re-varnished. at John Van Buren’s betting book ia filled with hie- roglyphics. hat Gardinar’s majority in the State will be higher than Young's. ‘That the democratic party has no more chance of sue- cess without Edwin Croswell, than Boston has for the purse when he sulks : ‘That the weather was never lovelier, and that the ave- nue never presented amore brilliant appearance in the ray of female cherubims BThat the leaves of all the rose bushes are falling fast. That a commiitee of whig young men from th will wait upon John Young, and congratulate him upon the result of the election in this State. Aunany, Nov. 5, 1846. Rhapsodical—Items and Ende. The whigs fired that thundering salute of one hundred guns today. They did it just in the rear of the Capitol where the Governor could hear every shot. Hé Hilas! John Young’s inauguration will be honored with another hundred guns ; he will be borne into the Capitol on the shoulders of whig yeomen, amid the rustling of satins, the clapping of fair hands, and the vociferous huz- zas ofthe people. He will take the oath with dignity, and make a speech-at once imposing, sive Ah, it will be a grand affair, accidents. De joie! de joie! sere, and city, baring the chapter of II their sacred usages, are completely disrwp:ured; identity is lost ; they are a heterogenous mélange tions, confounded and confused, and altogether ua able to ascertain their dividing or conjoining ligaments Democracy is not placed any more : it is not distiact any more, por confined to any party. Glorié ! Glorié ! Sub- reasuri constructed on an al valorem basis, have no reciprocity about them ; they, therfore, won't go, and even ‘Tom Benton's voted for McKay's bill. ‘The principle of progression sacred ahi the people, aud any proposition that is not progressive is contemued. nathéme ! Anathéme ! . We are of the opinion that the science of government is progressive. Its application to society, and its ability to secure the happiness of mankind, ing. Government enjoys the great benefits waich expe- rience gives, and a free government, subject to the amendments of its enlightened citizens and with qualitied powers, may finally become pe: Bon! 5 Il applied at the county ch 's office to-day for the vote on the consitution and suffrage questions, but no in- formation can be had before next Wednesday, when the board of canvassers meet. You may be certain that the constitution is adopted, ‘The rumor mentioned in m letter of this morning, that John Young is sick Hf sar untrue. ple apt. C, M. Clay’s company of Kentucky Volunteers, has just return- ed home from Port Lavacca, having resigned his ofties on account of an unfortunate Thomas F Marshall and himself, which resulted in a duel. Finding that measures would be promptly taken by Col. Marshall for this violation of the rules of the army, Lieut. Jackson and Lieut. Patterson, who was the friend of Capt, Marshall on the occasion referred to, both resigned, and started for Monterey with a view to soli- cit a re-instatement at the hands ef Gen. Taylor, and, at all events, if unsaccessful in their application, to be pre- sent atthe anticipated batte of Monterey. ' On their way, however, they learned of the battle and of the ar- mistice, and they both returned to Kentucky, where they will remaina few days, and then return to the ar- my. Capt. Marshall, we understand, is determined to stand his trial, and remained with his regiment. Lexing- ton Observer. at Distaesskp VoLunrerrs.—We have heard re- | peated complaints of the treatment received by some hundred and tw nty velunteers lately landed in ourcity. Itappears they w. .d from the ar- my because of their ill healt! embarked for this place on a large a number of kick persons, days in making the pas ed beyond description. the pessege, and they trut » in actual want o life. Many that lived to arriv are uow in such a state us to ven of their number died on @ here are barely alive, and be perfectly helpless.’ Hu- manity requires that someth: ¢ i sulfesings NO. Tree ung be done to alleviate their —S——___ APPOINTMENT 1 ME Pre NT. —, Pin Mh SIDENT.—Andrew ier enmmimlonet of Public e Buildings, vice Wm. Noland, res COMMERCIAL, New York, November 6, Asues—The market was more brisk to-day than it has been in a week. Prices remained without aud the sales reached 200 bbis. of both kinds, at $4 75 for pots, and $5 for pearls Corrox—The market renrains quiet, and probably will do so until the arrival of the steamer Britannia, now Jue Prices are firm, and the sales effected to-day, ‘about 500 bales, were generally about the range of our inside que tations— Liverroon Crassivtcarion. New Orlean: Florida Mob.¢ Tex none. 8%a 8% » ” Lat 10a wg 10%qa alosg 15ga 10%q none. pone. an excellent demand, and Good Middting, Middling Far 10iqa 1025 HS 10% none. Very large business might have been done, but es the gens an’ ‘4 an advance in prices on the arrival of e steamer, they are unwilling to dispose of their stock extent at present ra itin hopes they may realize a 1 standing there was a la fieid anxious to pure about 7006 bbls, 6000 Gene but prefer to store er profit. Notwith- @ number of buyers in the the only reached 1000 Froy,at $6. There Prices remain without hem ay Provision Market. tle to add to our report of _ With respect to our largo market: he Fulton eal Whah- ington country markets display a great variety of moat of all kinds, with large quantities of poultry, which are RK, 64 25 Lowg Islaud RR, 307; 3. winery, the times have changed. Old political parties, | | sublime and impres. | .th specie clauses end horizontal tariffs, | physiognomy was not very ‘serene when he | constantly improv- | Uthat negro suffrage is in the | difficulty between Captain | died, if our informant speaks the , { the most common necessaries of | | Pat’k Henry, Rathbooe,Oct2i ‘any change, | | G pret | Brooks & LIVERPOOL. | Liverpool, Eldridge, i Prices ale 04 o 1 O2 aoa 2 | ‘eppers: 5 ou 2 Bartz peko 13 018 o8 buneh, oo ad 6 » bunch 3 oo aoe 0 oH toi 1 on ao 075 ag is 075 ado 06 ad a <i aow 075 ald ks,do.0 623ga 0 0 aod Fowls, do 2a 0 87 ao— Woodeock, pair.0 50 a 0 00 ado Teal 0 00 00 6236 | 4 00 aon | 062 Philadephia Cattle Market. | Nov. 5.—The offering comprised 1,150 head of Beef Cattle, 200 Cowes and Calves, 600 Swine, and 1100 Sheep and Lambs —Beef Cattle are dull wt $450 a $47. 450 head were driven to New York, —Dry Cows are dull at $7 @ $10; Springers $10 a $20, and Milch Cows | $7a $12 each. Swine were in good demand, and all taken at $4 7a $5 per 100 lbs, Sheep and Lamb: Sales of Sheep at $150 a $3, and Lambs at $1 a $275 each, according to quality. Domestic Markets. Axwany, Nov. 5.—The boats arrive by canal in great numbere,and although iy towed directly through, there is quite a jam in and about the docks and pie ‘There are several buyers in the city from the to-day, but as their views do not quite come up to | those of holders, the transactions are rather limited. They offer $574 | orGenesee pretty freely, but we heard of no at th et price, $5814 was offered for 300 bbls esee and retosed. We note the sale of 400 bbis. Ohio, ba 3 superior, 200 afloat and 200 trom store, at $5 S734 he only sales of Genesee that we heard of, were tn small Jots from store ut $574. Wheat—No sales. About 6,000 bushels shipped today for w York. | n— 2,000 bushels Northern Corn at 70 cents. Barley— Very little coing—more anxiety to sell than to buy. 2,500 bushels two rowed, superior article, brought 67 cents. About 1,100 bushels, partly four-rowed and partly two- rowed, brought 57 cents for the former, and 64 for the | latter.’ Feed—2, fine feed, 2d quality, brought | 20 cents. Rye—From wagons 75'cents. Buckwheat fast as it comes in at 164g8. per 100 Ibs. | ‘The Crops. takapas and Qpelousas parishes. In St. Mary few of the | Planters, except in the upper purt of the parish, make | cornto sell. ‘This year they will all have to buy, as will | those of the upper parishes. At a probate sale recently in Lafayette, a quantity of corn, in the field, sold at $1 | per barrel. ‘We have heard of one planter nesr Jeanne- | Tete, in this parish, working about twenty hands, who made only four bales of cotton and one-third of a arop of corn. | ‘The weather continues cold andclear. Sugar planters | are now rushing‘on business. The white frosts of last | week have greatly contributed to ripen the cane. From all the information we can gather, the sugar planters are | likely to realize a two-third crop.—Baton Kouge Gaz , | Oct 24. | "ai su- | The Piequemine Ibervillian of the 24th ult. number of planters in Iberville have begun ger. The cane generally yields, as it usuall: fore the frosts appear severe enough to check its v does pounds per arpent; very little, however, yielding more | than from five to seven hundred pounds. "The quality is | fair—some fin In the Point Coupée Tribune of the 24th ult., we find | tho following: ‘The weather for several weeks past has | been favorable for ripening and maturing the c and should it continue as it has been for some weal our planters will ha: most of them in this par tion, a goodly number hi past, | @ beautiful rolling season; the are now in successful opera- ing commenced last week. The Planters’ Banner of the 22d ult., published at | ‘ramklin, says: Our planters are almost all about to be- gin the rolling of their crops, we must confess under | rather melancholy circumstances. P. of the season, or some other favorabl render the crop a tolerably good one. ver, one indication of a bad crop, which we have never | yet seen fail—the sm: the | aps the length | ccident, may yet | Latest Dates RECKIVED AT THE NEW YORK HERALD OFFICE. oe we Mal. Paytn Point Isabel Santa Sydney, NSW inida’d de Cuba Tal ‘Oct 20 | -Julyat | Passengers Arrived. Liverroot—Packet ship New York—J G Ralston, Mrs | Ralston, Miss Wiggin avd servant, Philadelphia; Miss Cro- hidge, Bostons_bou W N King, U'S minister from Franc Mrs Ellis, WT King and servant, Alabama; Mr Bleecker, | Mrs Bleecker. Albany; CT Jones, Mrs Jones, Ilinois; Mes ong, Mrs Colter, O Loug aud servant, Louisiana: Ale Mrs Davidson, New Urleans; Mrs | Roche, Miss Roche, New York; dy. + Boston; H Baxary, France; ond, New York; John Holden, New Orieans; James Todd, Louisville, Ky: Jas tiuiton, 7D, taunda:’Aubaey ‘Pucker, Bermuda, © Poughweepsies her, Cle: Boston, J Loveil, Montieal—and 308 aa the steer | —— Chaires—Miss Abby Feeney, Mi nd. Foreign importatio: renPoot—Ship New York—2 cs 3 bbls KM Gibbs—5 cs hos Haut & Co—3cks Lcase Smith, Wright & Co—5 © lerritt & Co—2 cks Robt S Stauntun—15 es Hend: Brothers—3 bales Cameron & Brand—1 csk LS Cohen Bavlis—3 chs A N Bryce & Co=3 es Hall, Brothers & ( ex T Keynolds—4 3 Taylor—2 bbls H Andrew—15 cases Leo- nard, Hove & Nicoll—16 bxs J M Bruce & So Har- buck & Co--I cask CH Kelly—1A lasou—30 crates Came- M & Co—70 bxs Cass, Ward & Conover—3627 bas 42 Dodge & Comt box J Lovell—10 bxs H & Co— J Gibson & Co~3do JT Timmens—2 Hughes, Ward & Co—2 8 Sutheriand—2 Green & 6 | Haden & Co—20 bxs JB Kllman—t esk Tbot = LE L Boker1J © Hurst, Brothers & Co-60 bundles RN Foster—1csk Folger, Alford & Com2 do Hunt, Woodward & Connor—3 Worden & Houghwort—12 J &J Cox—236 boxes | Stokes, Gilbert & Co—@ phys Howland & Aspinwall—I5 bas | W Redmood—I bale J F White—i ca N 20—200 tons | > H Marshalimi esk Prayn & Vosburg—75 | bxs 42 es 7 crates 1 cak to order, :noxsTapT—Bark Baltic—36 bales duck 100 pes sail cloth | 54 hifeks bristles 8 cases do 30 bags feathers 25 bal 158 tons irou 60:0 mats P & Rhodes—95 bates duck 50 lems | 250 pes sail croth HN Peck—323 packages sheet iron Dav, So—290 do Wiutethoff, Piper & Kark—626 do 1 pkg j er. MARITIME HERALD. | mdse to Movements of the Steam Ships. Steamers. Captains, , Leave Due Hewitt, Tarrise Matth G. Western, Caledonia, mb Packets to Arrive, Siddons, Cobb, Get olumbia, Rathbone, Oct 16 ff, Hottinguer, Bursiey, PORTSMOUTH. ronrss West minster, Hevey, Oct 1) H. Hudson, Moore, Nov 9 Robeit Peet, Oct 8] Toronto, Pratt, Nov 16 | F Havre. HAVRE. | Zurich, Thompson, Oct 1| Bavaria, Howe, Nov 9 ancois Ist, Wheden, Uct 8| Burgundy, Edgar, Nov 16 GLasGow. GLASGOW. | t,Brymner, Dec 1| Ann Harley, Scott, Oct 15 EEE PORT OF NEW YORK, NOVEMBER 7, | Moon nives | iwiom wat "M Bue 109. | ol | Bird, Li Cleared. | ard, Live: A; No » Ellis, Yorks fully Cha-leston. Barks Califoraiee foe | rick, Nesmith & Wal Smyrm per, Phi- ‘gorman, Cadiz, Brett & Vose. oe ipo. Sehrs Energy, ¥, Look, Savannan, S nn, Ci Parmele, Wilmington; Ct. Gh bog om Ph Chesapeake, Stewart, Baltimores JB Goule Hon. | Slope Wiliard, Rhodes, Provivence Bog Emblem, (Br) Dawson, y Jane, Fisher, Chorleston, 4 steamer Vulcan, Green, 9 Packet ship New York, Cropper, from with m: ) HM HI. Jet 19, lat ed the we Br bart no let of lon given. brig iv Jebus, to Greenock The \ ¥ has experienced very heavy wi on the passage. ‘ Sardinin ship Algeria, Craristte, 50 with 1357 boxes Maccaroni, to order. cer Bark Chaires, Townsend, from Malaga, and 30 days from | Gibraltar, with fruit and wine, to Francia & Co. ont Baltic, Alien, 79 days from Cronstadt, with mdse, to rr . Bark Francia, Shelley, 4 honrs from Bosion, wi.h mdse, to master, days from Autwerp, { | steerage passen- | Capt William W Harding, | again on the Joth; reports hi | from Nb, on the Lith, Balize N | and crew all weil. the Utho, of and from Salem, Aug 22, for Pernambuco). gust rops, | pols spm =. | brig Orb, Perkins, fm Wilmingw Nov 21 | Park, | seriber respeetfally lJ * to | Lew: chr Rmily Bourne, Fish, 2 days Ln 3 New Bedford, oil. & Schr Angeretta, Crouch 4'da . Sehr Richard tush, Crowell,2.days from Portland, fish. Mary Clark, Sinall, 5 days from Salem, 7 with mdse, to waster, je. Senr Nimrod, Parker, Boeton, mdse, = + Quees, Eldridge, Providence, ballast Schr Amanda, Hall, Providence, ballast. reports no ve: ‘Telegrap Schr Escort, Smith, from Philadelph’ dence, lays at euchoy in the lower bay—| bound to Provi- for a harbor. lands: ig West 25 at, the mate, Thomas Henshaw, of Stonington, whi t'of securing the anch washed overboard b nd Was lost. All exertions to save him proved uaay: The fleet of outward bowsd vessels still lay at anchor at the SW Spit. cid maciid e Miscellancous Hecord. ‘ackeT, sure New Wor.o, Skiddy, for Liverpool, will sail at 10 o'clock on Monday morning. eBngstt at Snir Norma, for Havana, will sail at 10 o’elock this morn- ing. Monrevipro, Sept 22. ScHA Auisua Jeveixs, Doughty, of and from Norfolk, uly 16th, with 1750 barrels of flour, went ashore on the Eng Bank Sept 17th; 250 barrels of flour rere throwa over J b when she first strack. The Dani brig Seandinay: witha’ heutenant and thirty men from the U8 brig. Bain? Bridge, was dispatched immediately to her assistance. We copy the following cxrd from the Wilmington Ga- revre:— ILMINGTOS, NU, Nov 3, 1846, permit me, through your vaiu- cere and most grateful thanks to ing. of the brig Orchilla, for his kind- ‘wid geuerous hospitality shown towards me, whilst on Vessel, curing our passage from St’Thomas to IRONSIDE. Master of the late schr Calla, of New York. x8—The Mi reports on with bows) Ww. Gentlemen—I beg you will able paper, to return my this port. se: passed within her; saw no one on board; it blowing heavy, found i le to approach nearer. f Robinston, from Tark’s Island, arrived inst, with loss of main topmasi, and in mile of impos: Bark New Enciann, Long, leans 7th ult, § W Pass 9th, pu aving expe: 70 miles. Naval. US brig Bainbridge was at Montevideo Sept 22d—officers Spoken. Salem, Oct 12. off rig, showing ared could not make it out (undoubtedly it Boston, from New Or- to land a al a ienceda heavy gale in Othg lat 28 10 8, lou 3815, passed dn can bark, show- inga blue and red signal, witha whit re Ship Soldam, of Boston, from ‘New Orleans for Livespe for Liverpool, yenalises Oct 20; lat 20 31, lon 79 38, by ship New bang: Anjier Aug 1, a joston, from N Orleans, Taca, (of Baltimore) Buxto1 ; ee id from Rio, off Cape Au- een, With ports. ‘Whalemen. Bark Spartan, Cook, of Provincetown, 15 months out, 250 was spoken by bark Huutress, at Salem, Oct 5, lat 18 25 3, lon 36 50. , Sid from N London 4th, bark Dove, Douglass, fer 8 Atlan- tic, whaling. Fo Ports. Hauirax, Qet 15—Arr bie Mary, Conrad, Fhilss shrs Greyhound, Paon, and Elizabeth, Porrior, Boston; Wictonm, MaryrAua’ Lansley, Phila. CH Sth, ake we Pica! Bok im Langley, Phila. th, wer ; mer, Boston; 27th, bark Empress, Bennett, (from Nt York, hie ving repaired) Al Montevipko, ep Sapo barks Rosabell: ton, from Salem: Rosalba, Burrows, from Muldonad, Argo, eed |, fm Balt: Amazou, Oliver, do fm do, ew 1s, Edwin Up- jo: bi oe 'r0 Casetto, Oct 191 brig Rowena, Wilson, for Phils ert day! only ‘Am vetsel in Port, Hamburg bark jegrafo arr Oct 10, Picrou, Oct 2—Cid brig Jane, Barrell, Pembroke, Mt Rio Jarmo, Sept 25-15 port barks Camilla, Curis Navarze, Johnson, diachg: Euuomas, Manaheld soon; Potomac, Lothrop, from Boston, (July 15) Fraueis Lord, Gladding, use: Loui Poultney, Mi supposed fo1 by, from do, via Pernambuco, disg; a2. Moon; schs Hannah, Woodman, Smiley, do; Dover, Hersey, rep; spsnitane Ost In pore Bark Masszoit. ton; le, ric! ry Gloucester: Noy 1; Wave, Bates, far do. Cordelia, Mexican, Fitz, do do. “ J NF, Oct 17—Arr brigs lan, New York; sch Kate, B Lagen, Nv aoe 200, Aspe Hamor, atherine, (sealer) bark’ Massasoit, Pousls nd, from Iney, to toad for ik Speedwell, Wilson, 10th, arr Rival, Price, N Home Ports. Baxrimone, Nov 5—Arrachr Mary Aun, Webber, 8t Tho- mus; Moselle, Eustis, N Haven, Cla bhg Mary stanton, Parker, Boston: schr Orb, Hamlin, Laguayra and Porto Ca- bello. ' Entered outward, ship toward, Hill, (of Bangor) fim Bostou, bouad to N Orleans, aud which put in in distress 22d 5—Art barks SyIphide, Ci 8 Chusan, bron, hoate, Jenkins, ren Sept 25; New Evgland, Long, jarding, Philadelphia; sche Alphine, 1 nam: Fellowship. Farnham, Philadelphia; Pr ton, Philadelphia; Bengal, (of Thomaston) Crane enson, Ri rieans; bi ny ru i anders, Liverpool: Sapo, ew h, N York. Below, a British brig, and a brig with deck load ofhay. Cid, ship James Calder, Poli: harleston; barks Alabama, it Hampton Roads; Gov. Briggs,Hallett, Philadel: rigs Toledo, er, ; Lawrence Cop New Orleans der, Alexandr . Baltimor Philadelphia; schs enney, Nor hi chime Brave, Albany; kxcel, Lovel, New York. Sailed and weut wind NW to NE, latter part & “nd SSE, very light, ships Middlesex, Martha, barks Lawrence, Turk, Slary & Martha, brigs Bickley, Mayflower, Exile, Myra, Suo, Token, ‘Two Sisters, supposed for Lubec; achrs ‘John Drew, Isaac Franklin, and trom the Roads, ship Arabell (from verpool) for Philagelphia; bri Mayflowkr tua) fr Phy hia. Ship New Jerse John R Dow, and schr Zulma, starce t Roads. Haytien bark Canton, for Bangor, remaius in tasket Roads. fi I 2 eae 2—Cld brig Allignash, Pratt, for Western slaw inde 8, do; 29ch, schrs Kumeo, | Seavey, Slat, Onceole, Manel Bi | inst, b rk John Benson, Pitcher, New York; brig Delawae, Borden, Apalachicota:'3d sloop Sarah, Lincola, N York. ? Sai bunker Hill, Stinson, N York annah; Sist, bark John O 3 dd; Ist iust, brigs Home, Marson, W Ind vhen You 4, Moore, Key’ West Houmes Hott, Nov i—Arr schrs Roanoke, Webb, Laguy- Oct 26—Arr sch ra; Oregon, Post, Phila. Passed by 3d, brig Caribe, Abvott, trom S$ «gua. he brigs Joseph Cowperthwaite, fm of Robiustoa, rigs and 9 weuing a feschr Avigsti, Steili est . Oct #—Arr shins Claiborne, Levenseller, Liverpool; Jona'P Harward, Rea ork. ’ Below, ship John Commings, Albania, and Lucia Field: brig Algonqaia, Tbrig ia the offing, ‘unknown. On the bar, bound out, hyps Lehigh, Haides, T! Wrig Europe: New Bxproxp, Nov 4—A' J Philadelphia. Gla ship Amethyst, Howes, Pacific Ove: Puitapetritia, Nov 5— Arr bark Marcella, In Gibraltar, Oct 2; nd passed ag, Balt. ri N Newpoi ausett, Baker, JW Samth, Parker, and Edward Fi rys Churbuek, New ip Franconia, Smith, York; " sachs Harp, Beste New man, Wass 5 Delaware, do, perpoo! Mail, Bak Kedlord: Welcome, Besse, do; States Edward Franklin, Churtuck, N Bedford; Narrag keri New York; Johu W Smith, Parker, do; barge Planet, sks, do. Paoviprwen, Nov 4—Std ship ria sehrs Contoy, Reed, and Harriet Fuller, Bradley, Phila; sloops Midas, French, and Empire, Daytou, N York. Portianp, Nov 4—Arrschr Ma artiett, Lubec, for N ; Si B South Amerien: brig Ageno- York, Cid 3d, brig Leonard, Hach, Charlesto ready, schrs Suv, Nickersou; Angeretta, Crewe! Rash, rowell, and loo, Nicker: for N York Pe Wartnart, Nov 1~8l Eliza, ri brig s ey hr Puta, Brown, N York. Cld ship Edouard, (Fr) ordeaux: barks Mazeppa, Smith, Rio de Janeiro: Industriel, (Fr) Frebourg, Havre.’ Sid sehr Merey, Smith, Bosto ; tharine, Storer, Bath, Me. ol; brig Augusta, Sher Posteil, Trinidad. Upton, Montevideo 22d rald, and a large Saco, Oct 28—Arr sehr Ovego at Phila, Below 2d, 5 fe eek euding Nov 4—Arr schrs G W Da- F Thorn, Sandford; J D Jones, Grif- ‘Smith, and D Duffel, Coliett, NYork; T ; Fox, Smith, Martinique; Enea Grandre, 1 NS: eller, Thomaston, Me; Or Harding, Martinique; Nonpareil, Brewer, Fair Haven, Wanderer, Smith, Bath, Me. Cid sehrs LP Smith, Br ster, N York; Chas Hopkius, Godfrey, Jacksonvil'e; J D Jones, Grifia, New York, By Last Might’s Southsra Hail, Home Ports, Bavtimore. Noy 6—Cld brigs Heury Leeds, Kinsman, Bert biee; Rob Roy, (Br) Tuzo, Halifax, NS. ‘Sid sehr Jose Phine, Latourette, N York. BOARDING IN A PRIVATE FAMILY. A. FEW seutee! Boxrders eau be accommodated at £04 r0ome street, near Hudson street; the rooms are large, with pantries attached; there is a bathing room with hot am cold water at any sd on for attention will, b ome. For furtl Broome str vi all others, to xive him weall in his new eee 14, July 24, 1846 DKAWING AND PAINTING. K. WATERSTON, teacher of Dray ual Tnustitate, L. 1. ‘0 Fe wishes to fill up in giving ivate —_— indented mar, bs) by applying at 171 le 5 Conal arene, orat'T. J. Crowes comer Broad: ‘ 1 a 3 5 2 6 1 6 1 _uputstion, ‘ 2 for phy mtais. cleat it a- 2 Tou 3 Operations 2 Cases ol n7 2w*re a 1 Fracture of ‘Phe poor attended to between 9 and 10 axp Cones. ions for hydrocele. 1 Retenrion of urine. ils removed. 1 Large Hemorrhoidal tumor 3 cas to. 1 Fracture 6f the arm at- "Of injury attended teaded to. the the morning. collar . ¥. BOSTWICK, M. D., Atrending Sargeon and Physician. Dk. JACKSON’S PILE EMBKROCATION. FLEMORRHOIDS, or PILES, irritation tothe hemor produced by lo- oulants id rood wliich fr'tmy family. It has always been for weeks previous, and n 8 ment,she Piles; mdeed, s! situation, from the enquire for the Embrocation. Yours, res} ein Price $1 ez delpnis, and sold whol Whol 7 i i eer) ings. but producing at any former peri ion of some of ner femal and bottle—Pr 4 only by Dr. Jackson, Ph je'and reall by A-B te D, SAND: ‘alton stre les. Ifyou please, youcan show this to those w! by, REGS. la- & D. SA! one geu e outside wrapper, Embrocation, Pnila- n?7 lt*r Pile T atree| as establi: for the successful urethra, syp to cases of4 above remember that celebrated Dr. cine never known ete. a8, or inflamed e joned diseas: the onl eva Red Drop in curing the very worst forms of i= ONLY SECUREITY AGAINST QUAUKERY THUNTERIAN DISPENSAKY, Na. F DIVISION D., 1835, by th rentmbnt of crofula, striet ¥. kidne: tcc Sai rth wasting sway of the powers of life, hight aweats, swelling sed by mercury, dnd unwisely treated se- pla er mild or cc the eity where the oh be @hesined;.s medi: | eret diseases. ispensary is so arranged that the son callin but the doctor himse! constant attendance in his private rooms, ready ani to render re! who may certificates, given of course, most astonishing cases on record, are o} Dis all of which were cfre tp Dispense per vials en ‘al rictares cured in as many weeks as it ding, without pain or inconvenience,— ine cannot be had genuine in Boston, 029 Im*r M dentiall; en ‘effe fer EDICAL AID.—DR. GREGORY, No. 3 Roosevelt ‘street, au experienced physician has recently 2 small volum entitled “The ge may, hay senses ani nature, amor and forms, wil in relation to the practi young and thougntles: ‘The, following are physicians on this subject:—- egtbimie ce scisiptcaationt eT A topic | physiology which artificial modesty has hith- “ic is not confined to the obscure and vicious, but pervades “A topic in covered use consulted at jisease C oa, the con,” o need advi complete instructions for its cure, and al; Certain secret habit among th yf all classes of society. duces vole: For the cure this dangerous practice is depr: Punties the blood, “Neither the plague, nor war, diseases have produ: “It is the pesti! of ced results so leace that walketh in ction that wasteth at noonday.” P excites the powers of nature to undue action, and pro- secretious, which necessarily andspeedily ex- hausts the vital principal and energy o the ‘arly failure or loss of state of vigor nature ‘oneinal re, a di wy"ihe necleet of” tually cured by Dr. L, Letters, post paid, immediately attend any part of the Price 50 cents. ’ few extracts from the works of emi- the faculti cag Hiseases aud consequences eminating from Dr. Gregory’s Invigorating Ton Cordial, ; Nothing can be better adapted to hel» and nonrish ‘con: sion of spirits, confused memory, Ke. , Without heating and inflaming to, United Btates. Of nor small pox, nor si EDICAL ADVICE.—DOCTOR LAMERT is conn office, 63 Gold street, near | His treatment, 2 being to ae ating wi 4 aitreetutent 4 the parties them- juentl; aud me: pub the follies and foibles & human nature, it is intended asa friend to.such It treats and. private | its varieties ilar trons to humanity.” darkness, and the de- ro body and mind, hence ‘onic loss of appetite, rich ‘a bottle, or in cases of half a dozen at $10, carefully packed ce Consultations privately at all hours. mer $d sof gous complaints of the organs o! yet discovered for the alwve complaints, this is the most cer permanent cure without the tain ; it makes Teast restriction of cation to business. tion to decerv: for itself, non where it can be case of recent gi ‘will not rapid) disease that unto a speedy and REWARD.—Cross’ Specific Mixt’ cure of gonorrhaa, gleet, strictures, and anal wen re for th m. Of all reme: erat het, drink, exposure, or, chan appli- | We giveno long recommenda- the public ; if the medici a hall speak for it. Or id, and the propri 1} ing) onorrhaa to be brought, which the, mixture cure under a forfeiture of $500 i tunately pervades all ranks of society, hii without the least exposure in the Furthe: cured in two days. coruer John street, and Chesnut st: ‘ivemn: DK. FELIX GOUURAUDS ‘ith week, which For sale by. New York: Poiladelph ret, disease cannot be contracted ifa d ing to rections accompanying it 7 OTH Hing, 192 ‘Broad Mr, Brinkhurst comer Tenth §.W. Fowle, 137 Washing- Canal street, New beer y. an im 8 zh, low, rich, snd poor, matrimonial and single ; they are here presented with a remedy by which they can cure themselves shortest time possible. bed when expos: cure: % ITALIAN MEDICATED SOAP. HIS admirable emollient is now, by ec: remedy for blotches, pimples, pu scurf, tan, freckles, suaburn, all kinds of eruptions, and every: ci iscoloration of the skin. of di ha and'no dressin per toilet that OU. rendered it proverbial. mR Foom can be cousi lacks: des common con: All competition has valuable preparation, _six moaths, has in- still increasing. ‘The imparts to the complex- a benutifier of the skin: red furnished with a pro- RAUD’S ITALIAN MEDICATED SOAP. - a ter; of deep, i loveliness resi he A cost of several thousan ies, the if required, one not wil might apply to are, believe not Moses andthe trom the dead.” Poudre Subtile posit brapch, all superfluons hair. Gouraud’s Liquid Ronge will though one ros: Gouraud’ Tip, a crimson fi tifal G d's Lit and roughness. Beware of de Jordon 2 3 Green ke fuel 0 a delicious compound and is a sovereign ani insect he m rt have been y them the lanj lush, as magnifi should be kept in. ite preseut and most G. might go on amply: Sosp, but he thinks that the namber of c published ¢ ere part to the pale c! dean be used in herd or justautaueous remedy for hin ering in Ww! ing the merits of hi ‘oughout the Union at dollars, to the Docter, from emi- nent Physicians, Clergymen, Members of Congress, Cay of ships, Oifice: tished sufficient to convince any be any such, the Doctor ely extirpates, root and ek and mt as that of the rose. jouraud’s Grecian Hair Dye will change red or gray hair black. 'y White instantly dissipates rednesses, flushes Carl »ption, and remember that it is impossible to rocure the genuine preparations of depot, 67 Walker street first store Frost Broadway, and of Dr. Gouraud, except at 74 Chestout street, Philadelphia; Boston, A. 8. Hk MI, 5 Worcester, 4 im*rre eton & ( ME by Her Majesty le adden jum to the te N FUN! ME CELEBRATED Chinese Skin Powder, 4 Queen Vietoria, His Royal Prince Albert, and used in the nursery of royalty. an! several sovereigus and courts in Enrope. powder, entirely iree frem all mineral am N FUN!!! Pesiehnees Ladies of s ely from oriental herbs and fragrant exotics, be Wall street; and ret Wien hry, York, Sad United States in boxes—price 3s and 6s harmiess and It is with id repr al to. sal lar dature. * BBS & COWL? if mite chopsigte and pre table. chemis ind ‘ia_ailthe. principal eities of the 5% lm*r MADE. N KRITLAN rent patterns ng aed city, In case goods, PANTALOON: ‘0 ORDER IN EIGHT Hi best style, from a select of Cassimere, French can, at such low prices that « princed Ii any’ one wishing to exchange fo ofa isfit, 1 mar ds jing lower than any other hous: a'misfit, the money Will, be paid S OURS, on of 100 diffe » English and Ameri- istis ¥ with street. Also, Piles. Desfness. Hlews’s heumatiam. SEA, warranted to eure any case of Asthma or Dr. }d at 21;Cous Y N “COAL FOR THE UR ATED STATES DRY EALED PROPOSALS, endorsed will be received at urday, the 7th dav of Novembernext, agen, C other place’ iu th |B. instructions Also, wanted to pt or light irou work. with tools, &e HAYS LINIMENT. ‘Nair’ 20Ui DAGUERREOTYPE APPARATUS F ERMAN, d EP SLAC Ci y's Western treet. h, eal Per cen e United States, at 112 Broadway. carefully in ols EUMBLA: for ae hare Tet PAK: ontate SALE. American Cameras, Lens, Plates, an: im#e 's for fice us ir Coal,” Py Iorclock M. on Sat- for 500 tous of Bear Creek, Cumberland, for Scotch Coal. 100 do of coarse Cumbertand CO: It must_be delivered on t! ry Dock, of A oi - oa oF before the 25th the 360, which is to be delivered by the ‘written guarantee, the Di th toni 147, A pauy ea whom a contrac) tm: anda wmee with sui o f .com| by such guarantes 10th Augusst, 184 i jestl th day of Nov offer, that the be awarded, will for be consid 1 will ‘wharf in the Navy Yard, near anes next 15th of March, from one or more responsible persons, tract, ts faithful perform: jered, unless accompanied e,required by the Gth action of the act of Ten per cent will be reserved from all payments as collate- ral security for the mee ‘ROSPER M. WETMOR: avy Navy Agent’s Office, New York, Oct. 8, 1846. 09 Iraw tN7 th 1 performance of the contract. Agent. N rs ‘OKWAY IKON, of the well known N and I F stam flat aud square, very soft "090 6teod*rh th. Bor sale oe: HABICAT. alwa) 1 those |W! soiled and disfigured will find it to their tage where they can have their dresses, table covers, carpets, ete. retumed to color. ‘Stop and see for yourselves, at 13, Wal All —— are attended to as sp u3 3teod*r T BODSENCL UF e HIS delicious beverage made of the purest and best Cof- reat popularity, not only on account of the great facili making wich o1 ‘water or milk the most I riority to ay coffee prepared in the The jufacturer hay late! in retaini Kio way. 035 L Atl letters must be post paid. HE HIGHEST PRICES advance: ry, Dry Geen, Faratture, elry, Dr; }, Furnit of Persoual Property. 020 AT TAILORING A the cit Over Gores! +s No. 73, 2w' rsoual ‘Liceus im*rre. FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING ed by Wh. JesMiTHe 33 Wail ie tures so destructive to fee,has gained a ATE 789 B: leat Cone eh eehet sold to every family in the Unio: b an bape a guarantee of $500 per annum will be No. 117 Fulton st., N. i Walton st. N Yoek. jothiny eet. garments rvice ja thes e from by grease spots, o vantage to at cloths, coats, E at. ible, 1g, Where 1 shall be happ re, ‘me is feee trom the 7, found in oF VUFF Bk offers to howsek F alatable coffe al way. ng, ‘who try it, ver & wens, er, corner Chamber an: Resalwer tre John Mill Ne 1. SZAVEDZRY, fa No. 93 MONEY LENT. , Clothing, and SOHN St d silver Watehes, THE CASH ESTABLISHMENT, W. H. DEGROOT & CO., 102 Fulton Street, Second block East of Broadw: HER! variety, of Gen! WwW had fer iowmer yea than at any other establishment in boats and Over Sacks, of Broadcloth, Beaver, Pilot, New York, Tweeds, and Mazurka Cloths, of every style and coli Cloaks—one balf, ‘American Brosdclot! and Frock Coats—biack, bine, of French, English, Belgran and Ameri Office aud Business Costs, Pelto, Sack and Winter Frocks— of Tweeds and Broadcloths of Pants—Broadeloth, Cassimeres plain and fancy, French, English, and Ami Vests—-double breasted new styles: plain and erican, from ij id w. No. 134 Chatham ‘Murray st. id id esr erte teres te i To men of respectability Pinte Jews ewe description DAVIES, d Pawnbroker, 233 William st.nenr Duane st. Persons received in private office by ringing the bell. ND CLOTHING men’s Clothing can be $4 to $20. fires cuarter and full circle, of Freuch end from ie $5 to $25. brown, olive aud green, ican Cloths, from every style in the rane et, Doe Skin straight reas, and rel desis fuucy Velvets, Woolen Velvets, Cas simere, plain and faney Batins and Sitks Th ALs0y A large assortment of Broadcloth, Cessimeres and Vesti which will be made to ord Ky Boys’ Clothing, of $1 to $6. to suit the most fastidious ‘ion, eonstant), H. DEGROOT & CO., No. 102 Fulton street. &5 Weat street. NORWAY IRON, for the manufacture of Guns, Pistols ‘and Swords; all Vine, and. other arse ess. For sale : we. HABICHT, = ay - 85 West street. NEW DISCOVERY, JUST FROM LONDON, R RENOVATING CLOTHES, at the New York team Scouring Establishment. Ci and ‘ake Notice— become &e. ishment, shawls, original , in any’ intend carrying 00 at the above place y to re- * re me and Leereaps fos en acup of hot (palatable coffee, butalso by its supe: ly attained some advantages as all the Lgerene in ae essence, 1s confident that it | G en to “For aaleat Bunker & Co., No. 13 Maiden Lane: No. 639 Broadway; Gassn 8. Cor- Scofield to $16. F are spee ty and effectually remo’ also, for gen tnd the privil 84 Broadway, URNISHED and pl m attached, for permanent or. transi tlemen and thetr wi Im*me utlemen im busy ent for its cout for females. Th ines. rine street, and 127 Maiden MRS. E. HILTON, jent of breakfast served in their own r ity to Wall st ol opposite Trinity Church. jeasaut ‘yarmeaty with bedrooms suitable, ves, with or without board; will will find the location very con Im#re 6 URINAKY OKGANS—Sucn as Chrome and neute diseases of the Bladde: Leucorthoes or whites, Strictures, Seminal weakness, Inability, by ‘Weakness of the perts, red by Abernethy’s Botan ke. tone particle of mercury. They are equal- te ecaries” B WIG3! ATCHELOR’S new invented Wigs and Scaips, made of wiGs!: tone and to the "experienced {rom tehing at 36 Cutha lane. Price $1, with directions. the finest natural eur by iu the most easy manner to peculiar style ol idividus ey are tutirely a uew invention, doing away with all the vexatious dificuities so long experieneed by’ those who wear Ww The public are invited to inspecta large and well selec stock, containing every variety of size and color; they will | thes be able fod are Se °! fect. WM. BATCHELOR, inventor and ort il street, near ta eopy the addr ‘all Ple SHE audersigned offers for sale, om rens veral cot order Post pai 0m manu fae Broad Removed olT wurer, 3 om 165 Broudway im* re GOLD PEN MACHINERY. for men Sw uring Diamond Pointed Gi ens. will be a@gorapauied with complete practical. instructions, desired, ‘Terms made known on applicetion in person_or letter to J. M. TRUWBRIDGE, Syrecuse, ible terms, se- | mplete sets of Goid Fen Machiner aue: “ vee ; N M. A be SUBJ: CT DEL ‘LY INTERESTING TO [ANY —Dr.RALPH, Author of the Private Treat- to state thathe isat nome as muchas possibl (except Sunday) for consultation apon any of the disordes Teferred to in this volume, pocponally at residence, 88 Greenwich street—or by poat, throngh Box Offic ew York. Atco, to observe that beside ture, and the various complicated disorders entailed on’ these 's by venereal maladies, there are others which are deeply Interesting to the sufferer—such as Weakness and irritability of the sexual orgms from excess Incontinence o: and of the BL urin Ston the m ary A fections, which are ignorantly catled G ‘on which whoever may conswit him, vhfal and deliberate attention. urine, DISEASES DDER; GRAVEL, and those early improper habits, "OF THE KIDNEYS, N. B.—Office houre from 10 till 1, and from 6 till 9 oxy. The anthor finds that it nas been a some, that, any one in should devote his talen lescription preven thousandth part of thi eri | peop! ‘i D4 re known, avery different opinion would be fo 1s not only the present misery and dejection, preyin; mrnd as well as the them are of such s to totally destroy the reproductive power. i when not properl: ou the ie inthe fir his nl lw*rh NEW YORK RIDING SCHOOL. NOS. 65 § 67 WATT STREET. PRONTING CANAL STREET. Between Hudson and clreewich streets. M to handsomely patronised him identified wit! . himself to endeavor, Merit a continuince of his frieuds an Class exerer ta Evenin ‘tion an room. 024 Im* rre 1m Cownection se Th _ J. H_ MERIAM takes this opportunity of retm This mate eretetid Knowledgment to. thove whe . the most unremitti We kingness. He would reapecttally the public, with his D: om, Monday evgnty . Application to be made at the me TAS. CODDINGTON, the first moment he ing School, and pledges attention to 4, oF, Sehool ‘roprietor. HOSE who wish to acquire ar all the yarions styles of garm: ain 8 CO time, are ad\ the fan be den dented Sores i aloo. single of sets o ° ere, ved to th TO TAILORS wa all dig used “ol. Stinemetts’ e tains all the mforma iy he acre aerate Vegrense togive vy nina knowledge of Cutting mts_worn at tl preceas ith the jost unprece- from eight to ten ot every patient should know something of jent of the person he is respect to the eure of tongste, ws generally aecompl: without pain or ineonvs it of late ty the hands of prope is now come on b rena to thi enty for on i pei yeured it has Suey: lor aud Wit i Ey de the other, w! th Stri the were good, his sud aor pe finest eld. tor year ‘o those who cannot 1 n knows that all the physte in the wor astreture, and yet, if and speed of rank or ¢ ents to di body, that is ne a bat re as to effect posterity 1 it treated, pra auch ee prowes ers. more off. Now every im vi fothing sons consult the w been a souree of ‘trou! leave their treatment, the wi ful meaus of cue master of surprn ence in his prof not h med. inany o} indeed, net that h main so dor- mant in the constitution as to show themselves in no other | of ad- it awox of pulls for the indiserimi- ts. Now, supposing even these | Om e the various symotoms which | arige in many cases, and so essent: only in rarely, ‘ther, but tofally physi- portant that of ‘the, charactor to trust in such a case — eit ie ‘erat ery ‘little yme, ced th who short time ouly, but return | bie and | those | ime | breath, Sirecing itis | business. ice $I rts in thi ho: IM . Fort ii }» some th oueheve bees tklog modicises proper’ le nota few have been decei ts were uelther one hot the [ngtasteny and teapter omen! atructions inalude all tha Fesnlouable Dances of ths “Fras he. mada kaowa by appivina a ihe School. iene De UPHAM'S FILE ELECTU Wid mite Agents 1 aarltete Rochester, Sept. 14, 1846. nara endectem eodeditaiemen diene) Dr, Upnam’s Vegerable Pil een afficted, My saeriags nave been alizost nce. ad ean, be keg. or imagined ouly 7 enced ike ict. 'y Nwonderfal virtues of Dr. U ectuary, jereaiter keep on hand, as I find it beneficist’ in other respects, removing obstinst venese, morbid aeeamelstions in'the stomech * Sid to purity mas remouing the cn by a A pe 2 to obtainin that, previous itis needless to ad ne 4 cet the Elec- , Cour best bur Title’oro benette Should you know a case of malign gy P re JORAUABEAMAN. 1 Rares! Er cR AS, Mins. yaar ee n 230 Tm “PALO AL'TU CHAMPAGNE.” t been! recoived by. the Se SE oar of Wey he 022 1marre 7 "hi road serset. ‘over Bears intheancecsTan reat en ofall forme Pil lease deuce in the tow! ates mere iI'be pleased to ive them much more par ticular information than | am al i i jetor, 196 Bowe- 1 Pulten street, New York, NI Ci this ** Patri jicious Wine,” A ecto eee ea jotie and co whieh oe rc ho here in August last, in the M ait iator, SL aries te ereaested te call at No. 08 Pearl street, where hé will receive some it tion. 025 2w® abit Hat ites emonderieliempe.. Avon bateall ne 906} have refereuces of this disease all over New Yo ‘Joba Boucher, 75 Columbia stre: Rheumatism, he was nuable to wall co out cr) Dy his own, statement, October 8th, woe cured lame of yatary "cured, tw: ia. 7, i he would vat the lling aati street ured of Cousu different Doctors, and rais it bre ised a southe it bythe advice of ‘several friendes teed myself we Testored to Perfect health. I wish id. \° THOS. GREEN, Bricklayer, Fovien Ft Zical Practitioners in of acertain class of i Pre-eminent, the iead, and your eas oe wei lulged in by you iwunnatural vi we eS, habit ia- He. Ce " 4 a ed the are only symptoms complaint. je warrants curein every cusgor hoeharge, Mild aad re- cases [ Post paid }, containing Seen eit aa Dre JOHNSON We 8 Tegalacly oimer ‘to. edueated Physician and Surgeon M EDICAL AID—DR. GREGORY is consulted as usuaj in all diseases of a delicate or jeated na'ure. Ho is a regular Physician and . tod 10 statey with on <esperisige of early 30 yenrs ve ; je jo. 3 Rosevelt, ones ber of the University of New York, also of dies! forms his patrons and the lie, thet hethus removed bu rom Dus ade street, three doors ‘his native count residence and offices areat tham stree K. COMBI TESTIMONIAL, LE CHEY’R DON ANGEL CALDERON DE LA BARCA, Minister Phi itiary Court of inabe iQ yeu of im to the De. A. ChUASTLE, 381 Broad was, inserts Artificial Teeth and performs every operation pertaining to the restoration o! the month, gnms and teeth "4 s7h m* » NO CURE NO PAY. K, CORBITT, 19 DUANE Street, Member of the Royal ‘ollege of Surgeons, London, may be consulted in the treatment of certam delicate diseases. A of four- teen years, devoted to venereal d cure the worst form of this diseas four da jo. Mercury used. Strictures « wo weeks without any pain. Constitation hose individuals who have indulged in a certai habit, can pontively be d to heal has not removed room Dentist. Remembe: johnson’s J MAREIED LADIES WILL FIND MUCH 10 imcorsst hem by perns Physiology, written by the Hon, RD. Gwen: with additions and ‘lterstions by Re Glo- fh read by every od i matrimonial state: state The terrors of pover children, which could be but dent Peonte A Sarg rns, im S wall such objections. Price of jor e sale by Z & Co. corner of Chesnut streets, sinbia, and ‘most booksellers; ane oes ily man Philadel phi t, New York. And the men that died not when smitten with the AN INFALLIBLE CURE FOR P: | J)R_UPHAM’S VEGETABLE ELEC’ | DD effectual cure f in No'tear of taking cold’ i in di mr if taken sant in its action. rbevneen sof ieates may be seeu by prietor or his agents, of = 10, ing. calling on by this Sg lie Seah elas Mnlroons cor. Mvtile Aveeme nnd Peat Price Si e28 IVATE DISEASES —ESTABLISI D. 180, ‘OR THE SUPPRESSION OF Q Ci biey oe Members of the New York College of Medicine and Pharmacy, established for the suppression of quackery i t ect their particular atten! to all diy | ture, and ean coudently promise to { a) medical treatment, a and permanent ot ft constitution ‘or confinement from tart many nected with the priueipal hospitals th keerope, for the | thees, ence, attends for consultation daily from to. ‘Terms— Advice and Medreie, 85—er aranteed. IMPORTANT ‘LO COU, “i RY INUALTDSPertope ing it thi living in the country, and Dnvenient to make | personal application, can have fo isininealliedicine reqoteite 10 perform atin ea 6 ether | tite Sri congrnction, and esas it payee anys nad enclosing $y Pe Te RICHARDSON, M.D, 95 Nassau street. New York, VELFEAU'S SPEUINIC FILLS, i inal emis e radical care of apoyo a hy fallible th Se ye ‘any. other remedy, wirhoue taintin with the stomagh, ‘or confinement from per box. CONSTITUTIONAL DEDILITY CUREDS THE FONG MIXTUR! , Bepared by the College, of Medicine and Phariney ‘of the City of New York, onfideatly recommended for all bility produced by secret indnlgence or excess of any, it is am inv remedy for impoteyce, sterility, or barrenness, unless malformation: jes $1 each; cases of halt to all parta ofthe U AT'VE MIXTURE. Bets neal vad me real taint remaining ifier without aied iovencor, Professor Velpenty forall diseases of the urethra. The shorter He Borth peeked, and ORD’ 'S ALTE, Fo En Permanent cure of | Ph rhe ope nodes, jndicions n: isjpdicions use of mereur tem, Siseare, justly cele Sold m single bottles at for $5; carefully pack CONCENTRATE) or to any extract of ine may be relied on as sa the it worm, ry dlcgase arletng’ foe the yas use of 4) (oa) street,