The New York Herald Newspaper, May 7, 1847, Page 4

| Wasnr row, May 8, 1647. Home Politics ~The Offices and the Office-holdera—Opi- | a Elections— | nions of the Succession—The Virgi The next House of Repr: sentatives. In the exhaustion of the subject of Senor Atocha’s mystified and mysterious, probable and problematical mission to Mexico; and in the absonee of any immediate, exciting triumphant or disastrous intelligence from the army, and while in patient expectation of an issue be- twoon Seott and Santa Anpa that shall end in a treaty of limits, cessions and indemnities, suppose we take up the subject of home polities, and the signs of the times respecting the grand campaign of 1848, ‘The federal corporation is fast verging to the solitude and the solstice of thesummer interregnum. The office- holders at three o'clock come home to dinner; and ut five every afternoon, a large detachinent attend at the depot, | to neo the cars off, to learn the news from the “seat of | war,” (so-called, peradventure in honor of Secretary Marey,) and also to gather information as to the drift of the current elections. And thereby is suspended the paiulum of a moral significant of the hazards of go- vernmental bread and butter, tortillas and frijoles. The clerks of Uncle ae are not like the ancient races of iuropean despots, possessory of their places “ Dei tie "They hold them rather subject (0 the capric ous Viciseitudes of the political elections, as they may affect the representation of parties in Congress, an the ab sorbiug contingencies of the next Presidency. Perpend. The present list of scribes, in the transcription of execu- tive papers, are largely a ‘collection of the genus homo e genus homogeneous, basse nay: aa the centre all ound to the se from fair to middling and from middling to indifferent. They are a collection and selection trom the mass of de. lugates from the people, who attended here in 1845, at great self sacrifices, claiming the privilege of service under the new dispensation, They were collected and selected in lieu of the rejected, Meith CSayd difficulty, much wrangling, and at no inconsiderable expense, in the aggregate, to the boarding house keepers flankin, ing the Pennsylvania Avenue, from the foot of the Capi to the War Department, a distance exceeding eight fur- longs by the chain, We say that the distribution of the offices was effected at great expense and labor to all concerned, and to vary many, Indeed, not concerned at all, at all. ‘The rejeoted, numbering several hundreds, have been gradually absorbed in the great body politio, as the float- ing trees from the upper cou. try are gathered up by the wood choppers on the Lower Mississippi, while the tra- veller down the stream is left to wonder where, whe and how they have so insensibly disappeared. Yet there ure some of the turned-out who linger about their old haunts, like swallows, after the body of the tribe have cut stick and “ramosed,” between two days, for parts unknown. These melancholy monuments of the disas- trous practice of rotation, are among the most impr sive evidences of the instability of all human greatness; and aro, “as far as they go,” (and the idea of going out of Washington seems never to have entered their heads) but as fur as they do go, tney confirm the veracity, the voracity, and mondicity of old Cardinal Wolsey. who, ter playing the tool of a tyrant, died the death of a me ning sycophant, his sole and abiding regret being that he was duspoiled of the spoils. But to the question. Some of the rejected bave turn- ed prosecutors of claims against the government; which after all, is better than the plan of a certain or uncer- ‘ain Senator, who, whilo Chairman of the Committee on Claims for the government, was also a prosecutor of claims against the government, being State’s evidence, da witness for the criminal, and a counsellor for both sides in the same case. Others of the discarded have ‘one into the lottery business—some have gone to the Sig wars—and hore and there an individual has opened alittle grocery, Occasionally, in our daily walk, we meet with one who is just waiting for the turn of the tide. He hasno visiblo calling. He perambulates the daily detour of the hotels, and is always ut the depot at the departure of the evening train, to learn the news. He is one of a tribe who svem to subsist upon the latost news from Mexico; or mayhap they vegetate, like Beau Hickman,“ upon their talents’’—a vague ind compre- hensive term, involving the profoundest obscurity. ‘Many. many years ago, wo recollect of an office seeker whore case was of the hardest. Ho had done the party in occupation some servico—he was entitled to a remu- neration. He applied—he was put off—until from pro- isos long deferred,and hopes postponed through several lipses of the moon, he began to despond, though sti perseverod in’ holding on. had become ort of perpetual motion with Siu and till he had o vague idea that would get _ his clerkship, and tho recuperative one thousand a ar. But from tho long probation of suspense, his hair Teeame gray; and his luxuriant whiskers assumed the softness Soa’ whitenoss of the fur ofa Polar bear. His outward investiture had gradually given him the un- mistakeable personification of bad luck. At this june- ture he was warded—and inducted into the clerkship that had been with him the hope and tho spectre of his dreams so long. History tells us that in the days of Hernando de Soto, the ancient Castiliqns believed that among the everglades of Florida, or away in the ever- green groves of the live-oaks, there was fountain; and that to bathe in its reviving waters, there was imparted to the individual tho blessings of perpetual youth. — ‘When the angel troubled the waters of the pool of Si- loam, they posseaced the power of removing all diseases, from'the first vandidate that plunged in: while the fountain of Florida was supposed to possexs a perpetual inherent virtue in itself of imparting the charm of eter- nal youth, But the sequel shows us that the fountain was a fiction, for it has never been discovered, If the Elixir of Life ie any where, it isin # public clerkship of a thousand a year, “If Pd but a thousand a year, Robin Rough ; If 1'd but # thousand a yeur. Says the the Brigadier in one of his roundelays. And this was the song of our white-haired candidate till he got the ultimatum of his wish. And then, in less than two months after, we saw him again. Like a common- wealth, which has undergone a party change in its tions, “ho was redeemed, regenorated, and disen- thralled!” Nay, more, he was re-juvenated—he was a young man again. His hair was of the darkness of the Faven’s plumes; and his whiskers. in their shining black ness, were a match for the luxuriant beard of Ali Pau- show. His external investiture was of the newest and the most au fait cutand Contexture. He was to us an illustration of Jefferson's declaration of the longevity- ving power of office— None die, and few resign.” — ‘ho, then, can wonder at the fierce never-ending con- teat for the spoils? Resuming the main thread of the argument. In 1848 we shail have another Presidential election. It is im- portant to the“ ins’ that the dominant party should continue predominant. It is important to this end that all intervening elections should indicate the triumph of the democrats in the general campaign. So far the eleo- tions of Virginia were justly regarded as an omen and @ prenomen of the future, And here we have the key to the,solution. We fine the public clerks as deeply interested in the Virginia elections as if the retention of their offices de- pended upon them. Perhaps it does. We find them to the extent of the role prescribed by Father Ritchie, the well-wishers of Gen. Taylor, and ‘the defenders of his military reputation. and at times they will even concede that in his correspondence he sewed up the Secretary of ‘War, breeches and all. But this must be quietly done. Someof them, heretofore conspicuous as party men, think that the whigs are not federalists, and that it is wrong in Father Ritchie to porsist In the infliction upon them of this ugly name. Others aro at a loss to recog- nize any material distinction between the two parties, except In the mere name; and the mass of them would support Gon. Taylor were he to run as an independent candidate, apart from either party. His election upon this ground would save them. He would have no motive to expel a clerk because he might be, or might have been, appointed asa democrat. None in the world It is, there- fore, to be hoped —itis a thing to be prayed for, that old Zack will run as the Union candidate. It will put « stop to this business of retaliative proscription. ‘The whigs appear to be willing to take Gen. Tayler up on this ground, and a committes of Philadelphia lawyers have written to the old fire-eater a letter of instructions in reference to his political principles, the gist of which is that he is to be mum." “ Mum's the word.” But see organio expounder of the law and the gospel of the ‘ue church political says, “ have at you, there.”” “You senet conse ont you must show your hand, or you shall not play the game.” “It na pas inventé la poudre.”” He is not the inventor of gunpowder, and therefore Father Ritchio may proscribe, but the “vox populi ” must determine. Still there is many a slip 'twixt the cup and the gullet. Taylor may yet fall a sacrifice to the hasards of war—he may be kept in the fleld, if the war should last #0 long, till tho election is over; but then in, we may run him in Mexico, although the enemy cannot run him out. The signs aro that if he lives he will have to run; and it is desirable in order to stop this everlasting system of proscription, that he should run as an independent candidate. writing no letters, and laying down no articles of administration. We do hope, and positively beg, that he will run upon this comprehensive schedule, Apart from the general campaign of '48, and in ad- vance of the great issue of that Presidential annivers: ry, we have already sufficient indications to warrant the impression that the whigs will have a majority in the next House of Representatives. This will bring up the guastion of a whig Speaker, Clerk, Sergeant-at-Arms, and some twenty-odd subordinate clerks and messe ers. A whig Speaker is inevitable; but if superior quali- Heations aad unsurpsssed fidelity aro to be tho ton upon which the Clerk shail be chosen, Mr. French is just as certain of a ro-election as that hw possesses those es- sential recommendations. We already hear it spoken of that John M. Botts is to be the Speaker, in the event of hig majority, in consideration of his indomitabl energy and perseverance in the late contest in Virginia. But nous verrons. Let us bide our time. The Virginia elections have disclosed » moral which cannot fail to hasten the day of peace with Mexico, and | 4 sign which admonishes the democracy of every classi- flieation, to the exercise of all their strategy, unity, tuct, discipline, and concession, to avert the never-suflicient- ly-to-be-dreaded success of the whigs in the campaign of 748, h@kded by old Rough and Tumble, the invin ectfully, THE DOC' Baurinone, May 6, 1847 Cooland Dry Weather—A melancholy Suicide—Volun- teers for Mexico— Stock Board, $e. The weather still continues cool and dry, with no signs of rain, which is again much needed A melancholy suicide took place in Baltimore on Tues- | day evening. A married lady named Randall, procured & bottle of laudanum, and swallowed a large dose. She | gate the regularit heroes of Monterey, enlisting company, and | Me ctinne see ad . | May 5 ws i 1000 Movies 6's, Py 1000 fs ey; 1esh, | | i a ag Ra Ox coned, ele | Soar'idt ‘Bataan i, 4 bi Puitapeuenia, May 6, 1847. Some disagroement has been caused among a portion | of the leading whigs of our city, by the executive com- mittee having expressed their preference for the Hon, John Sergeant, as the candidate of the party for the Vice Presidency, deeming it {mpolitic at the present | time. ‘The medical convention continues its sessions. About three hundred delegates are present, representing near- ly every medical institution in the Union, The reports from the various committees embrace many desirable reforms in the education of those destined to embark in the profession of medicine, designed to elevate tho stand- ard of requirements, and also to make them uniform in all our medical schools. A committee appointed at the last convention reported a code of medical ethics for the adoption of the medical profession of the United States. No decision has yet been had in relation to the slave, which has for two or three days past agitated our color- ed population, An able arguinent took place yesterday by the counsel on both sides, but the court adjourned pending it until 4 o'clock to-morrow. The questions in- volved are, whether the Judge has the right to investi- of the Governor's proceedings as they appear upon the face of the warrant, and whether the judge has the right to go behind the warrant and investigate t) idence upon which it was issued. A gentleman from Clearfield county, ‘named Daniel Barret, was last evening robbed of $1176, in notes of va- rious denominations, besides some promissory notes, as he was leaving the Western cars, on their arrival Ejghth and Market streets. The plunder was taken from his pantaloons pocket by some expert member of the light fingered gentry, whomust have been in the car Sales of Stocks at Philadelphia. Finer Boaup, May 6—25 U. 8. Bank 43459 Beaver Meadow 3134;1 Norristown R. R, 11; 100 Reading R. R. 9034; 160 Le- high 35; 140 Su« hanse Canal 16%; 140 do iy ‘i ‘ae, 4 100 do 74; $600'U. $. Loan 6's. 106 7434 5 11000 do 74; ‘Texas Treasury ; Pnadelghi Bank 121; 96 dion American lnsw ce Company Navigation 86; ‘anal 17; 1000 Sasqushanss Bonas 3000 State 5’s 74 12 Farmers’ aud Mechanics’ Bank: 1000 Tennessee Bonde 80) re at one ‘a tes tse ie Norristown R. ; 2000 Texas Bont Tmington RR. Ts6; Pa 500 Wil- mington R. R. 1 re Bank 122 w faimerg!and Mec xv, May 6, 1847. Emeute in the Whig Party—A Quarrel—The Judi Districte—The Bill in Relation to the Judtciary— The Pacifie Railroad, $c, $c. Tothe confusion and indignation of the whig mem- OPRtate of the. PHILaDeLruia, a. 6.—Flour, with a ave ight continues in Stout 1200 bola good Flour’100 bbls. sold ‘at $4 87}, free! and sales Ca taken on atyival 6000 bathels’ Ponoenteete mise for reds, 1600. jot led, and 16se° for white, Corn is wanted, and 7,000 bi ushels sold at 95 a 96c. for Southern,and $1 a 980 for Pennaylvania, all weight. Burrao, May 4.—The in the parcels for sale are quicl 5,082 bushels juiry for wheat is good, and fatly talon ‘Thote Sere‘sala Cleveland afloat, cargo of the brig F. Mills, at 105; 4,200 do cargo of the schr. Free Trader at same ; 6,800 do to arrive within a da; ortwo at 104c.; 6,300 do from store at 105ic.; 2,300 bushels Sandusky’ afloat at 101¢.; 2,000 bushels Cleveland from store at 1U6c.; bushels Wabash, affout, 1020, In flour we hear of the fol- lowing sales :—1,500 barrels straight Michigan from store. at $6 mixed Tho wheat promising at ut we hear miles west it ley has seldom fuiled to turn out a good 25; 600 ono brand Michigan, on the dock at $2 1246, 900 mixed Michigan from store ‘Michigan from store at same. store at same ; 274 ‘he Crops. fields in thie vicinity never looked more this season of the year than at present. that om twoor three f the prairies =, {ow is serlously injured. The St. Joseph Val- yield, and this year promises more abundant than ever.—-Niles, ( Mich.) April 23. ‘So far as we have observed in Northern Ohio, the crop Jooks promising in a amc We are so1 now. Many fields which we have seen wi ploughed up and re-sown.—Coburg, April 28, We understand that the fields give Stark, Tuscarawas, &c.—Cleveland tosee our fall wheat ering 2 #0 bad hed Canada Were, _—_—————— eee MARITIME HERALD. PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY 7. 4 eed 5d] MOON Rus «7 001] miam ware! 4 +0 1 Bris Undine cellus, Sheffiel tumore;, Pizaro, com, Richmo Sloop—New Arrived. French bark Ansonia, Coz, from Havre, March 12th, bers of the Legislature, Gen. Hubbard, tho whig member of the House from Orleans, who was a promi- nent member of the last committee of conference upon the part of the Assembly, yesterday acceded to the pro- position of the Senate committee of conference for the division of the State into judicial districts. By this un- authorized and unfortunate concession of the General, the darling scheme of the administration has been de- feated, and the county of Rensselaer is placed in tho third judicial district. The conference committees met yesterday afternoon, and in one hour after they had adopted the arrangement, which! herewith transmit, Mr. Denniston, the chairman of Senate Committee of conference, made the following brief report to the Senate :- “The Committee of Conference on the part of the Senate and Assembly, to which was referred the matter of difference between the two Houses on the Senate bill, entitled, “an act todivide the State into judicial distriets, &o ,” report that th » conferees have ns several meetings on the subject matter of difference. All of these meet- ings were conducted with courtesy, and an earnest de- sire was manifested to agree on some proposition which might be satisfactory te all. They finally agreed on a division of the State into judicial Taistriots, which they do not expect will be entirely satisfactory to either ut which they have agreed on as a compromise proposition, and as such offer it to the respective houses Yor their adoption. During the morning hour the question upon agreeing to this report of the Conference Committee, came up before the Senate. Thero were ayes 16, noes 6—so the report was non-concurred in, (17 votes being necessary S pa .) A reconsideration was moved and laid upon 0 table. At 5 o'clock, P. oar the question of reconsideration has not been called up. | am advised by gentlemen of ability, that though the vhigs are terribly exasperated at thelr Conference Committee for receding, the two Houses will probably consent to the arrangemont of the districts that [ now transmit in a printed form. To-day Senator Brexman called for the consideration of the concurrent resolutions published in the Herald of yesterday, instructing our Senators, &c. in Congress to favor the project of Mr. Whitney for the construc- tion of a road from Lake Michigan to the Columbia river in Oregon. These concurrent resolutions were discussed by the Senate with much energy. Mr. Beekman made some suggestions in favor of the resolutions, and Mr. Johnson replied in opposition to them. Mr. J. denied the expe- diency or necessity of the instructions to our Sena- tors, Mr, a who introduced the resolution, got the floor, and delivered a tremendous financial and meta- physical speech in favor of the resolutions. He demon- strated the feasibility of the plan—the immense advan- tages the Union would derive from it—the propriety of it—the stupendous influence it would exert upon the morals of the world—and the happy results of bringing the four quarters of the globe into s vicinage so unpa- ralleled. Mr. Harp also read @ concurrent resolution of the Logisiature of Indiana instructing the senators, &e., in Congress, from that State, to favor the project as pro- posed to be carried out by Mr. Whitney. Messrs. Barlow and Folsom also carnestly and warmly approved and applauded this great design, and enco- alums upon the genius of its originator were not want- "fine resolutions were laid upon the table, by consent, until printed copies of them are received from the printers. ‘The bill in relation to the judiciary—that is to say, the bill for the organization of all the courts of this State (except city courts) —passed the Senate this morn- ing by the following vot lessr. Barlow, Beach, Beekman, Burnham, Emmons, Hand, Hard, Johnson, Lester, Mor- Sedgwick, J.B. Smith, 8. Smith, Talcott, rw Noxs aoe Backus, Crook, Gridley, Hall, Harris, — Williams—7. bill passed by precisely a constitutional majority. Mr. Hanp, from the Committee on the Judiciary, in- troduced a bill Into the Senate this morning, appointing Anthony L. Robertson, of New York, (Assistant Vice ancellor of the First Circuit, ) & Commissioner of the Code, in og of Reuben H. Walworth, who lately re- signed. Mr. Hand observed, in explanation, that the fourth section of the original act for the appointment or the commissioners of the code empows the Li ture to fill any vacancy that might occur in th ard by concurrent resolution; the Hon. Senator said he had doubts whether the section covered the contingency that the declination of the Chancellor had raised, use he had not yet taken the oath of office; the Senator had therefore resolved to introduce the bill,which authorizes Mr. Robertson, (in view of his present engagements as Assistant Vice Chancellor) to take the oath of office as Commissioner of the Code, at any time before the second Monday of July next. The bill was immediately ordered to # third reading, and subsequently passed the Senate— ayes 19, noes 2. A very beautiful and exciting struggle occurred in the House to-day. It will be remembered that a day or two since the select committee to whom was referred the bill for the repeal of the Excise Law, reported that bill to the House, and recommended that it be referred to a se- lect committee to report complete. The House then re- fused to refer tho bill with instructions to report it com- plete, and Mr. Smith, of Schoharie, moved # re-consi- deration of the vote to lie temporarily upon the table.— To-day he called up the motion to re-consider the que tion of reference. A count was demanded on the mo- tion, and fifty members rose to sustain it ; forty-olght rose in opposition to the motion. While the opposition were being counted, efforts were made in several cases to drag members to their seats, and to cause them to stoop no that the clerk might pass them without counting th ‘The motion to re-consider the question was de- clared to be carried, and the count was instantly ehal- lunged by Mr. Bloss, of Monroe. The speaker de- cided that the count was correct, and the ques- tion on referring the bill to tere it complete was fairly before the chamber. was debated with furious energy till 2 P. M., when the House took a re- cess, Imediately after reassembling at 4 o'clock this afternoon, the Assembly resumed the discussion and it was carried on with feeling. It is still being discussed until | am obliged to close my letter. I have time to say that I think the bill will be committed to the committee, with instructions to report it complete. ‘The general bill for the incorporation of manufacturing compauies finally paseed the assembly last evening, When it was too late, \ A Small of New York moved to recom- mit the bill to the standing committee, with instructions to add a clause prohibiting companies that may be or- ganized under this act from requ ng operatives to work more than ten hours @ day, and jidding them to employ children under ten years of age. The motion was lost, and the bill passed the assembly—ayes 89, noes i In the House to-day, Mr. Conxweut, from the majority of the standing committee on canals, reported, wit amendments, the five several bills appropriating funds for thy enlargement of the canals and the completion of the public works, that have already passed the Senate. These amendments will probably prevent the passage of the bills before the extra session. ‘The bill for the establishment of an astronomical ob- servatory upon Staten Island, was re-committed to the committee of the whole to-day, and is therefore lost for the present session, Sales of Stocks at Boston. Hh go May 3—100 shares East Pouen Mis do ornont iy Massachu: rofused to take any antidotes, and died in a few hours. | It appeared that until the night of the illumination she had lived some ten or twelve yoars with her husband in | A undisturbed iness. On that night she desired to walk out to see the illumination. and her husband re- fased to accompany her. She shortly aiter went ou ‘with # malo friend, and whilst out met her husband walking with another woman, By these imprudeneces on the part (f both, domestic peace was blasted, and the has beon’ that the wife has sunk into » suicide’ oe, Iss ‘a famnily of helpless children. hanical Volunteers, eatahoned, and been accepted by of Baltimore, have the government, ax the companies of the new Maryland battalion for | iow oe j Mexico ebout to Lieutenant Dolan, one of “a | wi $40 Boss ston Bank, iy ; 2 do Old Colony rail ond, 11144; 590 Divi A iremen’s Ins Co, 116 a a 11634 6 do na ‘md Lowell railroad, 128; 46 do W. 02 do Kennebec locks and evnal, $6; 22 do Siate bank, 's 57% 33 do Hamilton manufxetnris Wastester railroad, 116% 11536; 20,do, Sincwmut Ben mt ond Boann— mdse, to nore Lan ken. i Hambui with mdseacd passe rig Clemnen y, Caruthers, Brazos; Hroteccor Meo ‘New Orleans, Stanton & ‘ rg, Grinnell, Ketehings; Mi zi ith 00; Yucatan, Baker, New a |MeCliu, Pictou, NB, Soul Pictou, NS, Soule, W Bassett’ Hevanseli; Franklin, ‘Patten, ez, PR, RP Buck; H ago, FE Cook Gerag Burd 8 ber Jeroine, Goodsveed, i Jaga de Cubs, J St Johns, NF, B pate ty Ay je Liverpool, Grinnell, Min- Pendleton, Savant ; John M Smith, Vouk Jones, New Haven. Novel” from Faber. March 17th, midt & Ralchen. th ityder, nis days from Palermo, with fruit, to erson. Br brig Black Diainond, Codd, 94 days from Dublin, via Ma- deira, with coal, to J Patriot, Crocker, 14 da; ays from Thomaston, lime, Schr Maze, Verrall, Thoms Schr Eveline, Welden, Philadelph Behr Flarv Below. 2 barks; 2 brigs—unknown- for Apalachico) Bremen; br id, Arineitint Peter Henry, H. Beteial ‘tr tol, R York: Di had arrived on was insured in southwest si City of Turbo, 46, lon 71. ‘ont ie Hope, Sok, Cau arr hom son, SH 4600 sp. Canpenas oe 10 di Ri bi Rordand Sid arr 8th, for do, cester. 14 ds. loth, bri for do. Rio, Cottrell, Anna ton, Chase, do. Bactimory, topsail schr- Groverste: rapeake alan ic George’ L, lant, Wi} as Swamp (N J aire Below, three | K jae Bers and ae et oe t Bost aise aio fs | sie, bi 0 5. do do Divi aM } do do, Sie tica, for Havre; Isabella, for Bremy 2 man, tor New Orleans, ‘Augu: ig Es for Ul ‘Smal! Aastports aH rald, * itudreth, NY ork, ple, Hindreth, NY ork Baio Gronor L Watton, You Cork and a market, put into Norfol tress; sprung a Scun Vermont—The loss of this xeseel ie confirmed b: letter from Capt Speights, writt thoroughly repaired, and was launched on the e Siote Hannizt—The cargo of t set Rocks, has all been saved in a damaged state. marl, Jat 40. on 34. Nit May lat 38; on 72 iat Condor, P April lat 3434, tony ark WOOK Mere Dect ot Marian Viesyera lace of On Kamschatk ner, NB, 900 wh, $00 sp. ‘At Honolulu, ‘Dee 24, Olive Branch, Place, NB, 350 wh, 55 let, jes Srughtors cre jbtis snd eoners Covumaia marae ‘no date—Arr barque Toulon, Crosby, N ‘eleabcth, Powers ce. in port 19th, barks Syl Le, Amos Patton, McNeat for Mo, anu, Dec 26—In port bark Don Quixotte, (He dieton, Boston ALexanpai, Boston, May 5—Arr ship ¥ he |, brigs Alert, Wig! Rime dl Kents e alt Ghadiagor: Hoyt Phil York; and from thi Bremen; Diana yaua; Warwick, W Example, Ropbi : I Ann, nape i for fi i Fortemouth Nor N York. : Oionre tic, Ma lay 4 Ary Br brig Mary Rowe, Goble, London pool; St od ue hip St a Heaton, Heni Pte’ aa roam ORTLAND, Mey lag vey Aurora," = ce, Karama, Yo rid ike Sailed, May Bailie, Vera Ci Be sewers: | Chatter fee 1a; barks Che: Pui qisboe, Stati Cardenas Delaware, z nk cys vind Bake: fon, Nifeven: ‘Bets i eee Bourne, Nantucket: levis, Flinton, rickson ss Barhrut® Evans oeton lta mond, Gi York: barges Dolphin, Lamb, dos Whale, A Cleared, ship Tonquin, Wilson, Liverpool; barks Laconi Boston; Velox. Manuella, (Fr) Colas; Martinique vin brigs Obi jelfast, Trelan emuel Peters, Mayo, St Jago de Cuba; Mexican, Patty, Vera Cruz; Thomas Walter. Marshman, dos Canton, Crowell, Boston, Nickerson, do; Mary C Ames, Magoun Newbur pports Monadaock, Grif: fin, Bowron; Exile ‘ox, Newark; ae bury i 3, Min Prieto: Eley, Belt; loops Copy, Parker, Bris es Necessity, Han NBe« ‘Whit Clinton, Jones, do; Porpoise, Drake, do; Sars, Stackhouse, do. Miscellaneous , from, New Orleans for ‘on the dth inst, in dis- bad leak on the 2tth, ‘at New Orleans, where he 1@, She belonged to Baltimore, and rleans. his way New Scur Sitvine, of Egg Harbor, which went ashore on the je of Nantucket, some time since, has been wing of the vessel, lost on Cohas Spoken. Jersey, of “ ston,” (probably England) 28th, Hendenon, fm Savannah for Portsmouth, York, fm Matanzas, 28th fm N (Grleans for Boston, April 18th, off Tor- ie! Rae of and for N t “Brechr Newport, Lawson, hence for Limerick, May 2, lat ESpteat ay Peterson, fm aks ae Tampico, with go Verument stores, ‘April 17, on’ Bahama Banks. lemen. Sid fm N Bedford th, bark achaaes.. at New Bedfo re ke Dec 10,0n Const of her, Ni ales; Jan 24, lat 348, lon Cushing, Weitere 4 p Israel, NB, returned on e Lucy Aun, at Greenport, ha account of ill heal th. Atst beni 's, March 1. arpa: NL, 2400 bbls; Had- reported Dec 17, 1800 wh, 130 sp) ppt, (by lextes) South Carolisa, Gard- re Out to stop a man, Newcomb, lon 3250 W, ship Rambler, Hd bce as Rodi NB, 'for home, 2300 51 Spoken, uo date, lat 16 48 8 McCleave, from Pacific, of and for Nantucket, 44 mos out, Foreign Ports. 21—In port, brigs Clio, Osgood, for Bos Hsfey, anes, selre Mi i, Hench for feston, unc; New England, Pen- York vi Havana, Abii 2i-Arr bark Laon, Henry, from Boston; brigs Geo W Kendall, Pinkham, arab Louisa, Duling, from Ch Ms eto: earey, from Richmond’ arr 20th, disgs Franklin, A‘ New Bork, arr loch; Albert, Fearing, Ban! for Philadel- jane, Rich, from do, arr 20th; schrs Vandalier. M'lutire, from New York, arr 2iat; Genoa, Lamp pher, from Belfast, arr Teane Franklin, Crosby, from Halifax, arr 18th; Texas, Pinkham, from Portland, arr 19th; Florence, Thurlow, for Bos- d 18th, brig rn, Pendleton, brig Napo- an, for Boston. Boane Antwan: ty Crockett, 18th, brig oe p Gen Harrison, Kennedy, rope: from. = 19 te, une Columbia. ‘ri 'RINIDAD, aie wig Boas schr Merchant mawyet ‘Savannah (s0 reported) ; 9 loupe. Sid ctor, Pen- Home Ports: May 4—Sld schrs Nassau, Barbadoes; Susan, Bearse, NOrleans;{barks Harding, Matanzas; J by Feunell, Dough: ‘hrs Truxillo, Fi ort_au Prince; Loretto, Wall, Mo: Michigan, Crowell, Philad; Pearl, Thomaston, to loxd for NOr: 11, Bahamas Lanall, Savannah; A ‘Md; Queen, Sears, Balt; 100 NE Yorks Cro- ie New ase, Sld,-hip oad: early in the morni . 6—Arr Bremen barks soi himan aw, , ‘zardo, Mercen, New- huryport schra Portis. Kirwon, ‘West Indies; Alicia, Jones, dos Barak Aun Roe, Terry, NYed Bast Macias chs Plato, Robinson, and ‘April 30—SI On 4th, s1d, sehr en Marchant, for ‘alton, Young, N Orlean N York lows of foremast hea gale. Alsoarr sche LI ir bark Bethel, Card, Galway; SL Wervogl Sld Br bri Andrew, Smithly, for Belfast. ‘gung, London; Br bark Caro Frederick, aso Liver: 1 Aberdeen, 1 brig BL Swan, Benjamin nompaa es pr ery Gal Pi Brbi ‘Anglesea, Burrow: yadoes 1 Staten Isl mss, ne ‘Ann Eliza ), April 4—Sailed schr Henry ayront, April 4—Arr schr Coombs, bisa ape Apalachicola rr, Baltimore; Be sie, Pt mnie Bites, tag d—Arree Ay pene Tarr, 9 en cl ad |, sche ton. Art at City’ Point, Peaned. and J, Gardner, w Je: Hall; © , M or C.G ter, at D. Moi chester cout Coli Sheld Wm. Clark, Forks cM. Mayaard HW. G. B. Colb: Heury Whit J yh Te aa *Honroes C; Foote. Bi A 4 Downing, Philadelphia mith, Washin Simeon Smt b. N market, Vi tadelpias abeylaad Sul, Tlbiny Jeffefson cou G. WwW. Qvreeo. New Johnson, T é Rev. Thomas Bil: WR" Chamberlia, Covent Fi Mls ED Aldsieks otoro's Wn igsonkton, Massachusetts, Nontisng L. rns ai field, Owego; ker, county. pints # sons R. Jade! Phang hg mié im*re Arrival of Strangers ewig ie ae hey Es Beefs ne t, Seott, U. Bai, Dit Nee ea pial me aling da ae New Yorks Wik H. Mitchell, Mrs. Thomy r. Monkur, Baltimore: : W; ie Ea ih fekman, Albany F. Waner, Lansingburgh H is Bayatdy dg, 8 era, Novo pas st Hondons W, Wellin . Allen, do: Peterson, doy P ipa Mee Rawanda 8 Suues, Portiaud; sir Russoll, doy Th York. nies © Mow. ‘Chevelle ‘and family, i Ygzhineron | oe “Kiel Hudson; 8 A. Sully, U.S.A. J. far, Ce Ag Cummings and family, 'c Phila. ticut; lds, West- iE Joye he MF adieu, Ticubgeey Daal Fee do Kinedgiwell and Watertown, New Yok; Samuel iddlerown. Connecticut; b. y, do thas Wm. Adams, H Nae. SN Sagher’ Belvide Magher, Belvitie’ san Paane Gruner Hou James Mallo J. Harris, Long Island; . Bennett, A. 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G, Hic Lea ggg Rober si ieee WwW. Al r] iv’ A. Philip, Melleayille; D. Avery, Con J. Braman Schenectady: J. It do; RIA. Marin il Padgett G.I’. Pierce, Ponghneene U. Wheeler, dot’ Ge Waterbar Poughkeepsiey A. F. ison, I ‘ls; G. 8. Watkins, Scipiovilles it Mosher, Har r ‘assell, do; Fee er Beare Huck, NY ed Sheltoay Mr, rai tchester. Palmer, Westchester, ien Everett, Phil John Lived, A. J, Severns, Phi Mr, Hancock and 2 ire He cee New York A Andre ign iNew wi, ies P, Beasks SSMories Chee are county, New York; Mrs Osbome, Ri held raianp Macon’ Gas C.C. af Cc 4 ‘itel jacon, lerri- rie co; G. Guild, NN, Milford A. Guild, do. Prat Bay brooks = Tall throp, do. 8. Jacobs, Philadelphi rovide! rons chase, Hav. ink, Alleghei . John, 'N. B. a Abbott, Pe iauilie's Me. Bu Clifton Park; W.'C. Rogers, , Troy. Oi her sEwehiare, 'W. Rendei Waterloid: D. terford; T. Greene, New Me tous, Norwich: BF. Barton,’ Buffalo O. Weight’ Niagaes . Pe! Bowditoh, ew . 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W Mr. umphnsy, Albany Kinan, do; lonigomery «0; D. P Williams Hudsons J: Wil ¥ dladelphiey He. Kernalian, Lon- j Rev. Mr. folton, New York; Z. Hi. ‘Lammaranzi he! “s bard, Middleton: J. vite 8, Huntingdon, Troy; W. Goiden, Roche Villolas, New Haven; Linton Hors. Ous, do; M. H. Stan- Munro, New Bed- 1B Jessup, New York; &. Znoron, ‘Horn, gadis JA see aratoga; ie. “a daughter Mrs. W. R. Lewis, Norwall Avpieby, South Ma Fales, Rimabeli Becokhela exter Wilsun, Worcester, Mass. RT ih tg oan Eup nard, HW, Richards, N- Wilson, New Hampinire, Frankiin Hor Bosto1 aber, | Phitadel delphia; K, Cran- ridge ty rick, ay Boston; g Vours,/N New York Mill sharles G. Myers, Ogdensburg s ELH. Smith, ‘Frankl (. Hay: one gE, Baan et Noble, kx cont Vv. Miler man 8. Pasey, Woshlagtans J. Je ‘Carpenter, Mass; G. Hanington, Burlington. Howarp Hotsn. obin "Wolcott, 'W. L. Mitchell, Mr. Lawrence, ‘Cleveland; 8. O. 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Dae Bi brated and powe most happy effect in the prectice pe phn gh oe ‘surgeons in the British Empire, France and. 40 remarkable wece the ew i i he late * Sir life use of tl eucouiun. nth highest inthe. United. States article for sh cure of fthe oer woprietor does not offer thi medy to the Cathdticon, but ase spectic Tor the following deplorable affec. 3 secret habits of indulgence of the’ passions in ical prostration, nervous irritabill indisereet, tions, the consequence o th, or the exce: general phy tthe liver, palpitation oft the head, dimness ol lecay of suffers aberration of mind, confusi dejection or melancholy fore! his eo ena MS physic medical author: | pepsia, costive™ ig, jumacy, lose kc and lower course, Uimidity self-djtrast, and Neat celles Meese tre 4 some of the effects of this violation of the laws cal ee soe being. traced to the bove baneful wesc tothe and particularly i the cou provall Re an al jeralag, try, where these tenes mrosperive. of of those sults whic should ‘attend pe ‘connubial, state, this advertisement treats of an im) Young man, if you would be re! ieved from and bi 0 i e restored to manly fe ince of body and mind, hg = not to Re cure this cordial— he + ac anc! mode of effecting as cure, hi which pecgmpany a th be m mari 2 Cordial contains no rosie substance, Lamp St rey rk. P Stor wilding, New You ayqnue. it, and those, too, tant subject to of man’s physi- cases of sudden decline or cousumption may be Young met hi ie a writ ear. these evi orany mineral ‘Sold, store, Sum il retail, by J. a dag ty 136 ig oy atreet, Dr. at fp Abo forwarded ‘to any part of the eet will be otis or country by addressing as above, post paid, amount eur lose ‘Also, for Providene Broadway," Albaitys street, Baltimore, Hieeay Mette, N. B.—Married persons, and those contempl conse om] rt 1 be carefully forwarde ion and extensive cessful M i ty! ‘Williams, Buflaloy’and of Br, branch of the pe Pl render his treatment eminently «1 lating marriage, al inability from corcales censen ee cont uvers, personally or, Neyevand oles 2 'Phintaveaue, NY, medicine for the rear |: tot writer’ practice in this my7 30t*) $500 jrotnr pleasant snd specite remed to cure effectually au | cases of a de! under a for brated articl, need! fear no exposures, as it lea breath, requires no restriction in diet or business, and is, REWARD—AMERICAN COMAOU ND y is warranted %, ite disease ina few the above sum, Persons using this cele- no odor on the adapted to every age, sex and condition. It contains no mercury or nox- ious drugs, injurious to the c tem from infection. ‘Thousand: been cared by a single bottle, wi ically cured with half the quantity “humbug;” it has long been, and a practice of physicians with ‘unerring muccess, nine of the one handred cases. ‘Try Sold wholesale by Cumtucx & Co, tailed at Bowery and Graml, Bowery Houston, ‘Kast Broadway; & Co. E. L. Cotton, 265 tf Broad ‘Chambers street; corn ton and Water azecte, New, ¥ork; corner Fulton and Cranber titution, but cleanses the sys longstanding ‘casen “have thesgreat masority are ‘This vis go trumped up in the private curing ninety- e yourselves. 5 r, Bowery and Bowery and Fourth sta.; Market street, comer of ‘Bleecke: mond er Ful- frets, Brooklyn; ‘Third and South at ia Tomer Charles and Pratt streets, Baltimore; C: Seon, Was ington Citys, Robertson & Cormick, Norfolk, Va.; and P. hen & ee . Charleston, 8. afi Imend*r $56, $00 ro eee iin Heal Ex ‘applicants. is sum belongs to an be loaned for ntermot years. Appl ROAD, No. 11 Well street, in the TO LEND, on Bond and Mortgage on R, CONVERS’ MINERVA BOX, No. 1 and No. 2—Box No.1 contains the remedies, and every article for the speedy cure of Gonorrhoea, ‘ox No. 2 contains the remedier for in all its forms and stages. h box contains Gleet, ease, will learn, withontan: , the nature of the aifection, and be in pos means of removing it, by hurchasing this box. YOTICE. ‘The afflicted, who need medical ai properly and privately, Journing in the city s miacd against cousequences. and. adi oUt exposure. Lamp Bore, Sun Bakalnas i ee yer boe eparately and co ly cousulted in fnease, and all affecsions of trina office, 136 Fuiton street, Sun office’ through the Kamp Store, fee medicine forwarded to the writer. pugshase the box. N. B. Dr. Convers? Invigorati je in cases of genital Haig ions, and the various physical avd meutal and gel iulding. Advi the Persous in the country, enclosing ing the ease, wil have the box forwarded to their eaeeey rictu: the treatment of ‘Syphile, is, ‘& concise de- ption ofevery form of private disease. Those who have ‘exposed, or are laboring under any form of delicate dis- or consultation, jon of ‘the prope 136 Fulton st., “Phe Doctor may ases of delicate organs, at his Entrance to the Letters post paid, enclosing a ill be carefully attended to, and all Sapien advit gratis to , ae most conn ene: affections, aud id ewho nocturni emi sad derangements arising from onanism, or early secret indir creet habits for sale as above. Hours of Cousultation, from 10 A. M. to m2o 1 ICAL AL ADVICE—DO! 1 fidentially consulted at his ices a ‘Gold keman and Fulton, on. all di treatment being mild’and jud eases cured in three or four days. Debility, m Convers’ long advertisement in this, a oP. m ERT is still con- treet, between Ticate nature. His ious, requires neith restraint in diet, or hindrance from business pursui ervous, or Cou stitutions), arising from tog frequent in fulgence of the pas- ing the least aware, sometimes cause I pretend rtising no charge mac Y tely atten a'fee, imma to any part of the Uuited Siates. emtuntr Ww. Eye eae wanted tg es red Medi % Pein er than was ever before establishment in the States, tat age! and pedlars ean get supplied with large or 8 Also, the public can re ve the most s} fical treatment, by the PU known Dr. formerly Hudsow and us of indiscreet youth, and thereby causing ni d, ly, confirined impotency, engages th ng to restore the. system mentally igor nature originally designed — ty ced without the patient be- by the maltreatment of nd sometimes hy the neglect y the Doctor effectually cured ” The Doctor being one of the set cons in the city, guarantees a Letters, post-paid, enclosing od to, sud medicine, with advice, sent Office 63 Gold street. cfu ed i aly, emis- ie Doe. the country trade with The stock is of so offered any nis, merel mall muantities. ir Solomon Heine Reade. streets, who is e ed Sorchite Yarticular purpose, and has his offiee fn the rear ofthe Stor eAnely at the Geresa, ae and Medic’ chambers street, D store, No, 187 pe, AED WORANE PRIVAT COMPANION, by A. 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Mauriceay eases of Women, just publ e $i secrets here contained, though of a nature strc the married, reant the various subjects treated of in the “ Private Medical Companion,” are of a nature wi female, either married or onemplating come conversant, expecially the great marrit rench contained, to ignorance of the existence of which the also restraining many poverty or ildren, from marry: flicted plaints, Every husband and every father, as also eye contemplating to become one, which, once possessed ino , pe duce them to part with. | ‘Thei happiness of their children, depe: the Important secrets contained in that knowledge is power; how ofte: for one dollar we would hot part with for tho pon 8 work, yet to those couvemplatiog marriage, it ‘with the various compl E, MEDICAL professor of dis- The important tly eee for wally ied Woman's th which every , should be- Hacovery. ‘here ife of t prospect of a young man avn, happiness, the” future d ein Possessed 0 ow tru san Ona the feceine of one Soller, “The Married Woman's Pri- vate Medical € will be sent, free of postage, to Any parcof the United States. Address post paid, Des A.M. Maurteean, box 122}, New York city. Ollice Ne, ia Liberty street, (REMOVED from 648 ‘Broadway ) 'N. for | a Gelber & Com cornse of Phire'as® choert oe Phila- jelphia. B—Travelling and other agents sending for half a dozen or more copies, are allowed the nos discount, The great demand for this work, enable pedlars, travelling me lize handsome profits {rors its sale, ed. Address, post pid, as above, Yi id the liberal discount allowed, nts, and other agents, to rei 'Afew more agents want- atl ime re 29 Greeawich Py oo devotes Bye’ and Or- ye a i “Astley” hailed dil “wil \ | nae wo detect. 3 Te, Bolgrewn fice, Wy 2g throat. ‘Asute Rheumat 2 Beurry of the Gaus. 3 Partial Deafhvess. 13 Seminas Weakness. 4 Inpotenc H Debility and Loss 3 Gleet of fong standing. of Ap- Rawat rs. | 2 Incostiness of te Using. 3 Frain tbe Kote 1 Retention the Wom as Lah L OFERATIO IN AND DCURES }3 Fmcture ofthe Tibia one ion f orate \ tirely reco’ ions are rare, and the | ficovery alter them still ioreaey Dr was asi | Rew Yorks Thistis one eae | 2 on “J performan- | 1 Dislocation Reduced. | ite ies ‘off aud put on = Lore jee it Bquin' and. 2 of Srelock, w rind HOMER BOSTWICK, M. ysician and Surgeon. ber of ey of the be i al Society treatm it of certain sitynad abore all nls tention, | and close attention to thi: geen pine. mode o! extend few of the grounds on ed to ealh and soe or Se ofits Y—DR. ‘oyal Colle; of New | oats of complaints; is plessant, safe of treatie! it acti leg: imate medical quali T, 19 Duane stree pun mortars ork, ma fpeasen His lon asestones xtraordinary success Hes rthirteew years in this ifications, are a aims Dr. C.’s his ¢! tt habi Dale pt rete ote h id. Postpaid letters pede ane cue, Prompt ae virgin Tripol mea ht 50. city, fede taken the repels y ges i fi ts grins. iigeliabors spoken ch soll soem taples of TRIPOLY —A [oe Je has been put jnto.our ay Wek Ave Last participating it the oa powders. nie geological character of this mineral, which is ‘mag ei, btagrevried ona ila amare Sana HING NEW FOR THE: ;ADIES—WOURT AGL, ‘truly le of this eo ave vam ‘merits cae, juctance to for polishing rior to every other ar He roueh te aan fr borne tad mi orf said tbe found is sai ‘ te of purity, and 01 geologists to beiprlectis nase Tripolt, free from the Calcureous 1s, coramouly united with the fips "Tipo As this ese Cael to dis} rotten stone, whi It ¢ sete ‘tad polishing agents—for whic tsonkacnce of familica, aud other con: ‘Tripoli a8 may yuali t a mere fement of that pecul known to commerce as ‘Tripoliend be- found in a purer state than ever before LO) gestlemen comprising the rare excellence of that this to occupy no contemptible ING & BAVEN PORT, No.19 Plat ditWere the nature of such the RO ‘ON Hi arucle ord it whos machi Courtlandt street. 31 Imre Tan examination 100 idway. ais Iroere i at barat for covering the many experiments, been perfected, the hove is now offered as the perfect article ‘originally contemplated, on tion was rent Tt is nov eat as and other institutions of a sua copeiiuatty tas enabiod iseases. au adver only Benth in case of porate wi putation—| ye \e id ia erent al 0,000 FE PERSONS IN FRANCE AnD ENGLAND have acknowledged Di. Lametts ae 90,0 to be the most safe tion for private diseases, ever nodered ie te Public. "Dr, La: production of 20 years experience inthe a Bosal Fram ere him to te thoroughly st, speeds and moat fest, apees y, iy your case, you m per your reistee doctor Ln by y er is equally dangerou: medy you may eure yours ‘all chance of disgrace and ruin. ison de Sante, 121 Fulton street, N.Y. Pri a foul m5 imsr DAY'S PATENT—Tho inventor of it for EKS! IN of mothers and of of this indispensabl ry, which may be feund of emer variety Oia at t_ for ang one ‘netsou's inside rubber abe ha jw all right.” Ror sale sat imself terep red ered at s rE RACE: DAY. BABY JUMPERS. ns OOK! e Mas this disease; and mi tenth brot mon ecameaha rae Telleet and a1 case, er no char mad Imée the most extensive peg. man in New York. He can care the most i}d cases cured in two to HR, COOPER, 4 DUANE street, Di¥witam nett, bas for the last fou private diseases oe bare—Doctor Cooper ls discovered he can cure the worst form of stricture i: ym_ one te tw weeks, with scarcely any pain to the patient. Constitutional ton by neceret habit en too freel and 81 ly iTot ion to society. . No mercury use ved ic new method ra which in fros Icky Sochtpar of ie? Accure warraited in overy clio culty, Dr. Hart tention fo tl nature, intimately t tere, symptoms, ithets aj treatment of ac being secret in their uature, and to winch the ides of | a agement of this worst of all human afflictions’ le et "AL AND SURGICA! = Inrdefiance of the « conte hh by envious bi f the fa- y has determined to devote his exclua the di eased ‘state of those impertant functions ef connected with the preservation of the spe- cies—the brotection of youth, and to render irda theae Ma eee fehildren (Chi f itstonie qualites) and as. cure for ‘Whe Balsam of Moscatello, a purely soavale never = The ion of persons from the coum eatly called to this valuable medicine. —— Infastam) 38 cs ath Fes chiefly tavthe hands of meu whose, ignorance ix the basis of quackery and hief motto— Amor Ni Letters Pigdicine and advice for fours of attendance from 9 A. M. uM. HE, hae Bit IS FAST APPROACHING when Cholera Morbus, and the summer somes prevalent ‘most averse gale: bath asa preventi these ed ix «stag E, TES in the 4 try ii 226 1 way, Paty bi HAN fa all their vari be taken for fittin TERS, B Churches, Hotels, and Pri dvrellings, at the shortest notice and ‘on the All kinds of gas fixtures regilt, rebronzed and ORL ofiser. (00 Pearl aioe ity Hall Place New Werk-nail “rders'promplly Sosueted ot tas lepaeet Di G ths, Cassin Silks ma etn Ret Fringes, bawls of every ‘vescription, 740 Broadway 208 Broad street, ot aul kim Garments of ald dexcriptions, ark. GAS FIXTURES OF ALL KINDS. AMES G, MOFFET, i21 Prince sree, third bigek west Tea onkand ands conwiantly manner RACKETS AND PE! ie f patterns and ai ‘ont the neatest and most "buat other public buil a ae ‘apl7 Im*r ESTABLISHMEN’ Damask © page iit Bh Sins of the most e cure, Broche th avin Meri Garments ents of ‘every desorip- Pa 5 eergth: OFFICES. ey ieeser? treet, between Heresy and rok i posite Maraiy Place, 257 Bleecker street, " 109 Fulton street, Brooklyn, m2 Iw®ro freckles, cutaneot Spring street. . ane neous excrese for ashort time, will establish a id in bottles at 75 cents each, at 188 Be Alto by Mrs. Hays, Brooklyn, CHURCH’S VEGETABLE LOTION. i Yat celebrated Cosmetic effectually eradicates eruptions , particularly Yr imples, blotches, Sy tam, ¢ use of on rilliant complexion, jowery, corner oY sgoimer ere sserted on Sto lo’clock P.M, F patie remarks on diseases of the eye, with reat cures effected by Dr. Wheeler's mode of treatment, can be bad gratuitously at his residence,or the same will be forwarded to any oue making epplication to ‘ n20 Tin every other season, the skin ance, eansed in eighi eases oat €or, cheat of the sua; ‘what is suppose Bl a simply a disease of the Misa at Oe. take purgative medic! were to use on their skin a softenin opens the pores, whitens the skin, and ¢: ration, be the skin never so disfigured Sunbairy. Paaand Morohew. The t ITALIAN CHE! | SOAP never fiesixelicr aoa anges to, beautiful he iat it may be sed om fife, Ch ci hs Ke. Ithas oNen effected cares when ever eo failed. It was very justly oalled by th tnd amirnele. Persons | get the gen , aud take et other, York 0 et—price ® cents a cake—wh Lilly White, for beantif) #) the fice of lade _the teeth, swe making the gums healthy, “Agents (or Joues’ Soap-In Broo! Philade gelphis iy secant a ALD, GREY, RED OR Wit pills, and useless Sorsapa: and Cha es siciaus use it in cnses of , Old Sores, Erysipelas, Ringworm, Sore-head, ly at the sign of the Americ: ri a4 thousands utiful—even yel. thy whiteness. infants with the Scurvy, Salt ther remedy has edical Society of rue nwiue—ask for once tn rite Che ning the five prrics, a D130 Hox, ‘witon street er Buildings in Baltimore, Md, uildings: in’ Pittsburgh, 9 Lic ADS, and those HEA who would possess a benntiful head of hair for ® very trifling sum, read the following sons statement of Abraham Vanderbeck, of 98 Avenue D, ti that his head wa: use of two 3s bottles of J respectable per- New York.cer- ¥ ld on the top, and by 5 sstorative, he has t'good crop of hair, and will oom have it long. thie nd Ieee Mr William Jacksoa, of 80 Lib Pixtabnegh P tr. illiam Jackson, of iberty street, Pit certifies: On the 3d of February’, 181%, that Me 7 ‘Thomas Jack: sou’s head on the top, was Hy bald for en et and that by using two 35 bottles, of Jones’ Coral Hair Restorative, thehair is growing fust,thick und healthy—he expects by using this a litde ke vad, 0 THOSE WHOS: ind weak at the Roots. RIS GRE hereby certify. t turning grey, and falling off, and that Coral Hair 'Restorative— rowin| fast, and has # fine dark look. Coral Hair Restorative, I combed out. a of aie aul 92 King stre Hairsoft and fine 1—Read : lo cerity iat Jone Cora je | for dressiny un and kee yingthe inna os i time soft, clean, itto der preferre ny th he deri Rew York only the si 82 Chatham street—price 3,4 or Brool nts in Philadelphi ia— Zeiber, 3 \ Balti ie lyn, 139 Fulton street; in Boston, berey tit tn Newark, N. J Taylor, 6. d*5 ¢ T have ured Jone has entively_ cease softening, vel silky, dari Americas Reale, ed fit Mth + ow hee oY Jonger to have a better head of bair than he ever fallir Ll that mya ws , New York. ‘e veges. i oY ‘ou WANT TO_DRESS, Beautify, and make your Collen, late barber on board the the steamboat air Res tive is nsing, | e| Membews of the ey, eatab lished for direct their particula tiealarly req ec pe iuPeRcis T in Bee their case traction, . Post eitly, toge hs These Pills, Theos ee enter, ic Ha as Co C sider himself ra ain Te $5;°carehilly packed and | PREPARED b: a Sarsapari worm, ad. mi | nodes, cutaneou: aoa aon Profeasor Vi Vel s. medy, many ens rama oF confinement OR the permanent cu; CONCENT AAT Rak few York College i nanure, and can confidently promise to pe safe and permanent cure, without ‘a confinement from. bi cated to rake application 0. the Coll re apvetrance of thonedingtes, ava vant clog avoided. re of th A. M.. cA OC "OUN inthe penaeey, finding it inco: ent ap! mn, can have forwarded t all mediei ine reautte WI Perform a reuical cure, by stat Pt RAPES NSS PA ror ine and ‘ines. Invalic One of the members of connected with the principal hospitals one Sapa attends for cow "RY Pte 7A PREIS Persone ma chest contaie- with all symptoms, ive elsewhere if any, and eucloe We i ICHARDSON, es. PEAU'S SPECIFIC Fite OR. the shiz eate of ae ‘tall mocoparufent discharge result of twenty years experiencs Pharmacy pF GO Ms O secret indulgence or excess of aay Kind. Tee am for impotence, sterility, or barrenness, unless depend r jormation. "ine be Dortien $1 each: cmes of bal inion. WICORDS ALTER ATIVE MIXTURE. of primary or secon ee, nodes, or any icious use of mercury, oF wns! 1 persous suspecting venere: powerful purifier wi s at $I ¢ shed | for ighly concentrates Ls Meets q lied onus a See airewey La age such jonor AF’ AND College of ima ‘uleers, pa bo mmples, aleers, ulcerated coudary elects of syphilis or ay inte inggau street, the breath, dis m busines — rat eating oft Pigg ERM FR ete nvility produced by aa invaluable dozen $5; carefully yphitis, ote san oad yo tai it rome ing in their system having’ the venereal’ dlecase, hly ence! ‘the system with this justly cele Leach; in cases of half adozen for el to. 1 parts of the Union, an a sagparaniias the suppression o extract were ofth he College as perior to any may be 7h cents, oO 00