The New York Herald Newspaper, August 18, 1847, Page 4

Rarzroap Accmn®! eouat in brief of a rai eton sctea cosmic om ear to of iron, Lieto tohapecie ts for shifting cars from one track to oy one of the rails about four miles west of Carlisle, ‘The obstruc- tioa, in consequence ofa curve im the road near where it was placed. was unobserved by the envineer, until he was too near to it to effectually control the locomotive aod abate its velocity; he. however, warned those who wore oa the locomotive with him (the fireman and a Mr Alfred Spoasier) of the eens ener, and directed them to jump from the engine. yngineer was un- burt, aad the droman escaped with « severe jarring and 8 doop lacor ation of the muscle of the right leg above the kaye. Che other individual, Mr. Sponsler. was much mote seriously injured, He, inatead ofjumping from the locomotive, ran inte the tander, which was subsequent | ly violently thrown from the track and capsized, he ful- ling beneath it, his back striking the of = large sto; and the wood, &e, whica the tender contained were piled upon him Upon examination by the attend- ing physician, he discovered Mr Sponsier’s injuries to be ofa very serious, if not futal character; his right col- lar bone is fractured, his head and face much bruised and. wore: of all his spine is so much injured as to have Produced a complete paralysin of the extremities, So severe ure his injuries that but little room, if any, for hope of his recovery, is left for and friendx. None of the passengers were injur The locomotive was dashed gainst stone embankment snd shatiored into atoms.-- Philadelphia Ledger. hie) Wiiesuxy 21 ile freshets, it appears, have been felt quite seriously far ap the rivers. At Prairie du Chien the river was 10 miles wide, and rested to within a few iuches of the mark of the great of 1344 Five mflis have been swept away on Black river; among them the splendid works of Mr Spaulding, at the Falls, and Mr Douglass below. The water rose 35 feet above the low water mack, carrying away 15,000 logs aad half a million feet of lumber — A considerable portiun of logs aod lander from the river were caught in temporary booms, aad in eddies, before they reached the Vileais. sipot The flood apon the Chippewa river was more terrible than upon Che others The water rose 35 feat in twelve hours, tv saddens as to be supposed the result of a water spout The mili of Bass & Alien was moved from ita foundation, and 10,000 logs from Yellow River were swept dowa the stream, ‘The mill at the mouth of O’Clear river was destroyed dam and all, and 10,000 logs gS gore with it. 25,000 logs were lost from the Chippewa, and a large amount of lumber The entire loss oa the t ree rivers is estimated to be $260,000 From the mouth of the Chippewa, wo for & number of uafivs, the logs were #0 thick k that a steam. boat could not have passed through them, and these with the lumber were scattered about the islands and bottoms for 150 miles — Prairie du Chien Patriot. Sur Fever at Quznec. —The_ latest intelli- grace from Grosse Isle is to the afternoon of the Oth inst . Tuesday last, at which time the hospital state was us foliows :— Men..... Women. * Children, ‘The f wowing is 7th inst ‘a hospital, as previously reported. y-2 ania deena Discharged. « ... «++ Died... é Kemmining. . During the same interval there were 24 deatbs among the hs althy passengers ia the tents; and the bodies of 40 adul and 47 children were landed from ships and buried sland The number of persons buried that week mounted to 307, The passengers of the Free- trader, Larch, Saguenay, and Ganges, were waiting to be landed. There being room but for 2000 persona in the tents, aud that number being already in occupation of them, they were unavoidably een tho board. —Que- bec Mercury, Auge 12, Onthe 2d inst., about five miles below Zanesville, a skiff was capsized by the swells of the steamboat Mingo Chief, and an old gentleman and lady named Sanderson, and @ young man named Stanebrook, were drowned. Sales of Stocks at Boston. Excuanct Boaro. Augus: 16.—1 Merchant's Bask 104; Hl Portland, Sxco and. Portsmou:h Railrond, all Railroad’; 9544; 4 City Bank, 10044; 285 Road ea load 4, 33; 79 ey 25 Norwich gud Worcester Raitt nd. 35,235 do #'10d 5535 ; 60 ast Boston Company, 23); 480 do 2334. Ft COMMERCIAL INTELLIGHNCE, Cottun Crop. The in this State, in Arkansas, Tennessee and Mi ipbi, although they universally complain of heavy and loug Continued rains, generally speak of the crops of all descriptions as presenting a fi nee, and anticipate good returns to the planter, Unless sc peeing unforseen should occur to mar the’ prospect. As we have had occasion several times to notice, a worm has appeared in some quarters, which in most instances is not believed to be the army worm, but in others is aa: to be the veritable worm which proved so destructive to cotton last year. Since the above was in type we have received Arkansas papers of a late date, and they say that tbe worm is doing great destruction to the cotton fields throughout the Stute—New Orleans Picayune, 7th inst. The New Orleans Picayune of the 8th inst. publishes the annexed letter :— Fort Jesvur, La., July 22, 1847. Eprrous oF Picavunr- nclese some of the genuine miller or butterfly, the eggs of which produce the army worm, which destroys the cotton croj yr your examina- tion, and for thoas that are not acquainted with them ; Ey see what small insects produce such vast destruction. 1 ba ot observed them until within the last two or three days in my plantation, but they are now quite numerous in the cotton, depositing their eggs, no doubt. They are remarkably wild, and fly very swift, and a person not acquainted with them, during the heat of the day, would hardly notice them ; but just after sun- set set and until dark they may be seen basily flitting h the cotton and buzzing about under the leaves beisy top of the stalka, for a short while, aud then oat off to another place to continue the same operations. As they are occasionally seen flying around the oan- @eson supper tabie at night, | would respectfully suggest the plan of getting numerous small torches of light on the stumps, or on stakes, just elevated above the top of the cotton through the fields at saudown, and keep them burning until after dark some time It may be the meuns of destroying some of them. | have com- meneed the pian; itis baftictle trouble, and cando no great harm. if no good | bave never known them show themselves #0 early in the ‘season before. As our cropa of cotton are generally backward, bat few bolls being fuli grown, if they commence now in earnest they will make a clean sweep Yours, with much segpeet, THOMPSON. P. S.—Juty 26—I would most respectfully ~~" another plan for destroying the cotton worus. from many years’ observation | have seen that those worms will not eat auy other vegetable or leaf of any shrub or tree but the cotton; and from experience, it is known that the leaves and berries of the China tree beaten fine and mixed with water, the saturation made quite strong and sprinkled on or over cabbages, or avy jen veg tables, will hig | drive off all worms or injurious in- sects them. Therefore, procure « larg quantity of the bitter, astringent or fe eel weeds. or leaves of trees, for henge aa the tobacco, Jerusalem oak.or worm seed, boneset, Jamestown weed. dog fennel, cockle- burr, stinkweed. or leavesat the peach tree, wild cherry, Chins tree, dogwood, paw paw. or any such, snd pound or Dest the leaves or weeds Sie i ina trough With a pestle would be the bee m)~ them in barrels or hogs- heads of water would be the better plan (makeit strong); 8 few hands, with a bucket full of liquid tu the left hand, and a bunch of twigs with the leaves on them, in the right hand, may tore the liquid over the tops of the cotton as fast as can walk along the rows. In this way a hand oan go > over a large piece of land in a short ti It would probably be well to do this early in the morning or lute in the evening, that the dew may assist it in spreading over the leaves, and w dries it on it will require a eonsider wash it off. 1 design tryin the periment. Take this for what it is worth; and i person will please sug- gest other or better modes to prevent or destroy those ‘worms. please let us have them; now is the time wo want the information, to save our crop, as the ony is surely here. Yours, truly, G. W, T. The Flour Markets. Cixcinnats, Aug 12.—Flour—An improvement in rices were realized to-day, with quite a number of sales, it mostly in small lote. 1" City Milla, at $4 36; 100 do at $4 40; 300 do at $4 do from store at $440; 100 do from canal and store at $4 50, 120 do at $4 50; 50 do at $445. There were sales on Wednesday. (not before reported) of 80 barrels from store at $4 30; 200 do City Mills at $430; 300 do at $4 33}4. A sale of a small lot rye flour at $2 60, Puivapevruta, Aug. 16 —There bas been rather more inguiry for flour for shipment, and 1,000 barrels fresh Pennsylvania was sold at $6, Western in good Sedat is held at $5 8736 9 $6. Rye flour has also been in better demand, and several hundred barrels were taken at $3.25 fer old stock, and $3 50 for recently ground, which is s slight advance. Cornmeal—Sales of 1,000 barrels Penney! vant ‘at $3.25, and 600 Brandywine at $3 6244—Pennaylvania is now held at $8 60 per barrel. — Grain—There is but little wheat of in the market ‘at present— Pennsylvania red is held 27 $1 30 per bushel. Rye—800. bushels damaged told at 70 cents.— There has been more inquiry for corn, and prices have advanced 2 a 3 cents; oales of 3,000 a 3,500 Pennsylvania flat yellow, afloat, 77 cents, and round yellow, from store, at 76 a 80 cents, weight. Detroit, August 13, 1847.—This is one of the dullest days we have seen in the market. We hear of no trans- actions except « few sales to retailers at $4 60a4 625. Very little flour arriving by teams. New wheat contin- ‘nes to arrive, but in small parcels. August 16, 1847.—Daring the past week of new fn hs ‘iy ee ga mall has more liberal than for some revious, ‘Transactions have been made at $1 a1 06, with reed ready sales at those rates. In flour there is nothing doing, there being but small lots on the market, most of the mille being engaged in grinding on hpetente There are sellers at about $5 50 wholesale, but no poe ‘he particulars were 100 bbl at that figure. Genesee retails at $5 5005 Western, good, brings $5 25. Corn has advanced a ri bod wi _ its appearance in market is readily 8 560, Brighton Cattle Market. Ava, 16.—At market, 900 becf cattle, 100 Stores, 15 yokes Working zen, 0 © Cows and Calves, 4800 Sheep Pricks—Beef Cattle-Extra $7.00; first uality, 6 70; sooond quality, 90 70 0 2b; task quaihy $4 a Stores—2 yoars old Heifers and Steers, $12 te 14, Working Oxen—$65, $70, $85, $105, $120. Cows and Culves—$20, 25, 30, 36, 40. rey) and Lambs—Old Sheep $1 60, 2 75; Lambe $1 25.82 60 Swine—At wholesale, old hogs 6% a 6360; pigs 64 a Tie. N, B. Mont of the Boel Cattle are of poor quality, Commeretal Correspondence of the Herald. Marsaves, P. R., 96th July, 1647. Our market is but lightly stocked with most articles of American imports, for which there is anactivedemand at following prices :—Flour, $15; meal, $39 puns., and $9 50 bbl; Rice, $7 50 to $8; P. Bread, $6 60; mess Pork, $22; Codfish, $5; Mackerel, $8; Alewives, dry salted, $5; Butter, $22 to $30; Cheese, $20; Lard, $15; Hams, $15; Candles, $19; sperm do, $38; Potatoes, $6; koko. Last sales of ordinary W. pine boards were at $28 25, short time; hoops, $50 to $55, 6 mos ; shooks and heads, $2 25 to $2 50, 6 mos. , and wanted. The cane grinding is entirely suspended for this year, ‘and the erop is alloff; though there yet remain from 4000 to 6000 bhds. sugar to be shipped, of which fully fine-balf is destined for Europe, most for France; of molasses, some 600 to 700 hhds. yet remain on hand, | in- tended for the Called Binet. ur planters have ea average crop, for which they have obtained remunerating prices throughout the souson ; the lowest point reached was $3 60 for the most inferior descriptions, while choice selections reached $5 50, thus affording them a rich and profitable harvest: The Coffee crop was not 8) heavy as in former though it reached nearly 70.000 quintals, and sold at prices varying from $9 to $8 50. Most of this article finds ts way to Europe; fully two-thirds of this crop waa ship- bed to Hamburg. aud most of the balance to different ports in iterranean ; one single cargo it to Eogland; und two to Havre “ au ‘¢ nave now in port, loading and to load, 12 forel; vossels, to which daily arrivals ure adding thevetore the shipping of sugar will continue far into the month of August. This crop may be fairly estimated In round numbers a8 follows -— Sager, exported fo. cousumme: 000 ave Molasses, exported... 8300" dak $i. Coffee, exported ...... 65,000 quintals. Do." consurmed ..., "4,009" + 21,800 bhds, 200 + $1,300,000 136,000 69,000 “average $8... 552,000 Cotton, exported, ...... 3,000 * do. $11... . 93.000 $2,021,000 Without adding some considerable amounts in cattle, hides, rum, woods, &e. Expoxts op Sugax ano Mo.asses From THE Pont oF 1 ei P.R., serween Ist Jan. ano 28TH JULY, Where to. Hie — Has. meager, Unived States 5,055 Gre +t Brit 3,267 203 Genoa..... _ Total bhds... ...seee0 ere e 6 20,229 7,604 Imports from the United States aud British North Amerioan provinces, dueing the six months, ending 30th June, 1847:—P, pine lumber, 301 M. pine do 548 do ; staves, hhda 210 do ; shook, 7276 hoobe, 413,- 000 ; shingles, 169,000 ; ee, 324 barrels; beef, 83 do,; butter, 693 kegs; codfish. 12,129 quintals; mackerel, 2189 barrels ; herring, 500 do.; lard, 261 kegs; flour, 5682 barrels; meal, 411 puns ,'1165 barrels; rice, 1419 quincals mould shdles, 2082 ‘boxes; sperm do,, 227 do; soap, #40 do; pilot road, 292 barrels ; potatoes, 615 do ; catean 31 qulatalen tation IAI? boxes; hams, 1008 manafaciured vobacco, 244 boxes and kegs ; leaf do., 18 hogsheads ; pepper, 67 bags. Lt cevege. ar Arrived. Hayne? Ship Thomas Wright—Madame D O’Doud and ser- vant, Quebec. Nevriras—Brig Lydia—W Youn Sailed. LivenrootSteamship, Hibernia, .om Boston Wn Mun: roe, Jr, N Chandler, CB Raymond, Rev & L Abbott, Nye, Col Harry Cotuelly, (bearer Of dest eghes) pitta Aer. avo Masters Bancroft, Boston; Miss Forbes, Me Johu: New York; Miss Farnum, N Farum, lelphins, Mr Alderson and Ind Mobile; F me: Forstall, WN Hayn Rew Orleans; C Jerome, nia; Joh McTavish, Bal fs Caraline Hagamanremld andonidy Blan Hacker Col Wright, Jas fa id Parr, TG Skipwith, SS Parker dan Pringle, Mr Yi rh hor Stone, Jud Fuller, T oat Deva MeDou- all, Montreal: Tito ba; Mr Forsyth Least arse, bec; Capt H W! ‘ol Crofton, Br arm: + JR Napier, Begtlands Jos Lapham, Ireland—*7. Halif fax— Ann Sinith, Mr Sis le, Epes N Sargent, John Starr, = Earl Brown, rs Hewetson, and aut, por Dickey, P dcp rs ettibone, Massachusetts; cy Hackett, dreland—17 ‘Total 74 Livexroou—Packet ship Yorkshire—W W Dallas and lady, Miss Matilda Dallas, Pen yiraa Irving Van Wart, lady anc two sons, Birmingham, Hug; Mrs Qual and e Mrs Wilson, Ireland; Miss Terre, Washi: m, DC, Livenrool.—Packet ker ship Wort Point jen Hopkins, mi ter to Lisbon, ‘m Hurry Mies Ann Eliza Hu igs Sarah EX 7. wi m Hurry. Jr, York. 1 Lappenbers, Mr Geffchen, bal ti rt Lieber, Mrs Waalzon ren, aera and one child, Mad'Schumach, Mr reves lmperrapons. Ly Shi = Pay eon ip Thomas, 8 ‘4 hi os Ts d Kessler & co—5 timber & Damnbmann—5 KE Jeanjayoes—8l S Hourdequin—3 cs U1 money ‘arson, New York: Mrs Scot Hialitaxe ‘Wm Hewetson, Mrs fle; Canada; Geo Keeley, N Bowes, C K Hawkes, rand MEpaEEe. a—! Mr Jasper, Mr Fe and foure child: Gatheim. deer & May—1 mber & Danbmanu— 12 sets P H Bret—« & Iselin—3 bb's P H Briethaups & Chun—2 pha 8 Henry Lawrence—9 ca J Dupre & co—1 do id & co—ido Dr Lag rei, F Cousul) 2¢s Bo: kg A_Diacon—10 rady & co—10 do Victor & oes: ugh & Wesendonck—4 1 dse Spies, Res J it Wiltha: ble W 8 T tM 5 io F Cottener & co— ges 2 do Bourey de fvern Ww lo AT Stewart ée condo Hostman: Bova krona do” Sharplecs & no GZ Baur—5 do Watt & Shermann—2 do Phelps, jeuderg & Bliss 11 do Lord & Taylor—1 do Florence. & Soult ue Cotvill & Flewogey de ENB Surnse beeen thousand dollars in specte J & P Rhodes of Providence, Rl 23 pkgs 15 es snd 275 bdls to order pANzwear Brig Dourier120 chs MeCall & Stroug—r0 bls erony lorwn—1 case is] 1 aller & co =23 M-Oppenheim & co—l Jules Gamarch—-19 8 -vandenho- ven—5 haupt & Chum—5 Schuchord & Gebard==210 bbs vale 5 jerding—6 cases order. R NDE ides 4000 horus 8 bales 10 GR wool Harbeck & Coz per to master. Ponce, PRBark Cuba) tds sugar 276 hhds molasses 24 - Ht Southmayd & Sou—100 hhds sugar Maitland, Phelps & Nevvitas—Brig Lydia—391 hhds 85 tcs molasses 11 tons fas- tic 7 es segars Holt & Owen. ry MARITIME HERALD. do do—8 do Harnden & |. Christ, & di nates fim Liverpos! for Phils, Aug 18th, oo a a pine fm Boston for Cronstad, Aug 15, Cape Cod sab bark Platina, of and fr London, sel onaigg mame) Tat 38 Ship Heury Clay, gus, May3, Ral entgo ols wang Ebys Ines by seiner A proceeded to Nin the Pe ek ee yt re, Poe Cu jfemes ade | 8 Marshal, L mur, for NY ork, ith fang r RGA ton v1 ‘Go Pabias Bailey Missrevites Groviously ier Se 0 be eare Havtien, Aug 5—Sehr oon aii for Bow ot PR, August 6—Bri Argon, PR: August 6—Bri Rory, Georae- | town, Du, next day; Jos-phus, Gi hickon, Marthen, io. ag; ea a em ‘Ry de Boston, do Std janover, Bery, NV York, soon; ig Moselle, Snow, New York; schr , Aug 1—Brig Cordelia, Hatch, for N York, vee nang, June 2¢-—Barks Brasileiro, Williama, for New from {iebon, ane: b French, Bal ‘i Biles yaa Of New York, sla 28105 a id oe lest fr fro ie, last tarda Oey he: mchysetts, at fantucket— Bosron, Aug 16—Azr brics Silenus, Hard ron, Aug 16— Jose! “Howes, Uadies Martha baagey ot » Cape Haytien; 7s (Cape Havtien an- Gib- ‘ork, irk Spriughi rail a) ietou, for ey pool. Sigual for 2 bras, 1d, verpools, brigs, Fides, Lewin, ') ‘Pontevideo ani Trinidad; Argo, Augusta steamship Hiberata vat iat sch’s Laredo, aud Hereul le started but anchored in Nav BaLrimons, ‘Aug i? Are is ats Spear from Boston; brig Zoe hrs St Pat- Fok Richatds, fia ‘Halt fm ‘Boston Ud; bare ae ac nds ake Taig Mary wher, iD ie bri iam, Bath ‘er seo, a ite i titidge way, Senin, st Thomas; E HOM ps¢ ith ne, Ie TSu-Cld Joseph, Bauer,’ Arey, N York Bisocu, aug Ta Arrache P.oueet. Nickerson, NYork. Housces's Hove, “ugust 11--Arr schrs Spy, Peach, and Marquis, Heagan, Philadelphis for Boston East Thomaston, Aug 9th—Arr achs Provincetown, New York ith, Texas, Juno, franklin, and Ingreese, do Mose, ‘Ane. 9—Arr ship ite, ee Craz; schrs A B Cooley, Parker, Port Gavellos o: pion. ers, ‘Bulmer, Pensacola. CI ancushire, a eet York: brig Hebeece C NYork: schr Josephine, Roberts, Corpus Ww Onxans, Aug 0—Arr brig Millandon, Delvai le, Ha- yanssfebg Nuplion, een ie Gece; 2h Ship onsen, from the Passes, towe frie Seaford, "rigs Emblem and and achr Essex; brought up, brig ¥ Nonroui, Aug 1t—Arr Br brig Uni In Hampton’ Roads, schrs Aun D, Mott, York; Courier and Lynchburg, Lowell, Baker, fm do, bd to Boston hip Louisiana, fm Port Walthall, hd to Rio Janeiro, went to sen yearerday:, brig Thomaston, aches Union, fin Richmond, bd to NLoudon; bar AA at 5 o’clock; ship fm the Roads to-day et, August 1%—Arr schr Sil lor, do; 14th, sche KB Smit rrell, Ant Mit Pore Walthall ba Hichrond, bd'todo: ilvia, Higbee, Phila; a f Robinson, Pages the ae et Massachusetts, Pinney, New York one pate 's ast 13— arr hts coon Siren, | fy re ex monn athe by a e, Perry,” lobe, Young; New Haven, Kelsey, and Roswell Keng, Porter, Phila; Susan: h, N’ ole ld 1th, Holina, Keene. Phulas Wm Brown, NYork: Clay, A! lbany; sloops. Gaor Erie Newront, Aug 4—A: sy Vandesler, embletod, Phila for Portsmouth; schrs E i», Potter, Bristol Lucinaa ‘Mechias for Phila; ‘Wim T King, J. ford for No} ork; Increase, Westen roy for Sagan Bray, Cobb, Norfolk for Bosto Own’s Heap, Aug Lth—Arr brigs Marcus, Pierce, Gal- days, for Bangor, with emigrants. Provipence, Aug 1@—Arr schrs A J Boston, Townsend, doy BF Reeves, orton, Corson, ah eis ‘do; ety’ Bushuell, "N York. Vin Quarantine, brig Virginia, Tdetelins ‘Apalachicola. ‘At yuan rig Thos t Hart, ase y. of and tin N, Orleans, yin N York, Are tat, ten, ache x mné be Sid Wes Osaues leydia Wares, and. Howe" artes: her Pile: sels Pilen, Baker, Balt, Holder Borden, Riiodes; Sami R'Paywer, Neal; Panama, Davis; and Amazon, Taylor, hia. S Potranourm, Aurus schrs Nevis, Flinton, Phila; Montauo, Chase, NYork. Savanvau, Aug 13—In port, brigs Augusta, Sherwood, N York; 1 Bald ew ea Norris, dische; Macon, | y dis ole. Whitecambs, N’ York: 36 vas Hore. em aeeelsa ilkes, Folger, Havana. ry; He ary Naat, Bec, Wivork: Erie i Boner Richmond "sh eke Mary Chr, Bal qmttoonono Aug 12—Arr sehr Sarah Nash, Kopperholdt, or! id permanent cures.— fare by calling on Dr. M. nce. rincip! | y re stem to a healthy tone, nd reinstating its orvginal ¥ vigor. A A perfect care gua- rant-ed. Str ctures of the Urethra are cured by Dr. M. on improved Principles, ‘without paia or inc. nvesie: ce. Letters, post paid, promptly attended to. See Dr ploma, with the sigaatures of Sir Astley Coan per, Sir A. isle, &c, in his office, 2043¢ Fulton street. rere KR. FAWCETT’S CARD—I ama Saabert ue Boval College of Surgeons, «nd of the Jelterson, College delphia,and graduated wenthe lamented Dr. poms | jan and fessor SMeCielan, a deceased) ant son Seg . Me a A Dra. Fatt. ag ete Profensora share, My Man’s 's Meena just pub- lished "treat of all th joie te, pr re and delicate dise i. peculiar to both sexes; and can be ¢ ey cousulte relation to the same, stmy office, 113 Greenwich street. The books.ore $leach. ‘I am the only person that can cure perma- teutly constitutional debility in us country. aulé Itere Di GREGORY, 3 Roosevelt, near Che ham street, is at his post as vaual, day,and ovght, alleviating the mental as 5 well as be ufferivgs of those;who may be ye Le 88 to need by ndiy, as welltas medic sy myathy Concerning tl cl * the eDoctor has published a treat ” in which he shows how the varicus forins of secret diseases, may” be pre- e method of reguining as That postion of the worl the chapters ona cretion and melanchuly ¢ complaints incident to the sex, dal be found « frie yetsivent monitor. As it the various forms and symptoms of di whether the nose, throat or bones complicated and dificale the cass its ih ample, and competent for a cure of the incase and a restoration of the constitution. alg It*rc Fes as well as cured, and «lso ell as retaining manly reer treating npn impotence of a of yowh'ul i also concerning. m: PORT OF NEW YORK, AUGUST 18. -Aberd Neha Li 7) jen, fenban, che b idicosreet: Peston. Cae It Weuser, Bren rem) Geerken, nite E&T Poppe; Sutton, leer corer G Sutto Bai (Braz) Conta, Rio de Janciro,J L Phiprs &C ‘Richmond, ‘to load for Rio Janeiro, 8 Bo stow . c Brigs—Hi pupae badoes, Middl Cont, Peckuer,’ Macsaniliat amet, Northrop, Gad Fla; Jane M Spratt, Frazer, ‘Saver, Ph Fanny Northrup, Garden Key, Mechanic, Sawyer, Boston; ay Peas Arrived. U S revenue cutter Crawford, R Day, commander, fn a cruise of ligt h inspection. Lhe Crawford left Cape lor mB nd anchored off the Atlantic lock last evening. The cutter has rb sea boat, in sev instances, and, on the last tri i Daas een between peer sof the Bele ware und Sandy Hook been ordered fro from the Dela- ves station by tion, pit of the Trensury. Thomas Wright, (of Provideace) Garduer, "From Ha- tes ug 10th, with mdse, to maste Br bark Ellerslie a OE 36 da} bor Vattland ips Cuba Blanchard, i¢ days from Poste, PR, with sugte, T, Sallez, 42days from Antwerp, with Brockelman Passengers. July 25, lat 47 poke Russian ship Qarl, hence for Antwe: Wasgatt, from Rio Grande, June 286th, with ok proved iooul a sty from Liverpool, in hal- 16 days from Neavitas, with molasses, to Holt Scivr Dorcas, Tikiob, 10 days feom M PR, with 151 aphrecermee spied “Aug 13, Inv 3032, fon 73.16, ke i 3 ony veying brig Washington; hove to, and took from etter bag. ‘Schr Aan, Hopkins, 8 days from Petersburg, with cotton, &e, ter Brschr Nenpareil, Desepoas, 13 days from Halifax, with fish, to 8 R Ke ‘3th inst, Off Georges Shoals, spoke Br brig Talisman, 6 days Hence for Cork, 8 passengers. vas. Mitchell, hence for Lisbon, having ye ander, the Lith, 120 miles ESE ale from aie was from Sandy Hi ruck by a heavy soa, wpe took away’ » broke off fore slags fast, started bowsprit, aid cauned tke brig to leak Lost jib, flying jib, topgallant and royal mast, with yards and sails aud rigging nitached. 2 Below. 2 barks; 2 brigs—unknown. Salled. , Ship Aberdeen, for Liverpool; bark Texidor, for New Or- leans. ceases aii PHILADELPHIA, Al Arsived Bark Delaware, Fi Boston; Benj Stone, ‘Crowell, di Perkins, Gir eye NVotks nenred Wit ford; Julia and Martha, Crowley, Providence abe Corson, do; J Leaming, Townsend, do; Joha H rjc: Mallory; dos noel Bull, New Haven; Jos and ler, port: Keann, Ogden, New London; Dagan, Smith, NYork? see, Todd, Bridgeport; Rainbow, Raynor, Albany Harp, Green, do; Joh adel Hi ley, New Haveus Two Brothers, Kelsy, do; Hentz, Sumi ton: barwes Jenny, Jones, Albany; Ye’ Wit Barclay, Keller, Cteared< Bh n25 se MeFarley, Mt ares art as jayley, eFarle jatanzas; Gabor, astvort, Uavelle, Churchill, Pordaids hd Gilkey, B Feruvian, Cousins, do; Wation, AVOY, 5 rey, ma, sehr ‘gain Post Seiten: ( den, ds Bild Protisence j ‘of f ‘Mar: ier teemice, weroer Jat all River; tin, H Howe si 1 Maligry, New Tne nus, Wil- Mars, Stackhouse. do Miscellaneous Record. Brio Ann Manta—The wreek of this i verel. previously re- Bi abandoned, came on shore at South Beach, opposite ‘atche MM. yn the 15th, a total wreck. See correspondence In another colina. Sexe) Retaieva, of Boston, from Bal more fe Vera Cruz, od jasean, in distress, divided between the Calon th i bark of 275 is of superior model and and is to be commanded by Spoken. Ship Prince de Joinville, i ol, Aug 8, lat 40 va ~eseaocttcrssessonsgthonated len Ship Amelia, fm Charleston for Liverpool, July 29, lat 98 21, KIC AL ADVICE DOCTOR LAMEK'T us aut ually, ae el at me office, 63 Gold Falion and Beekman, diseases o| Adslicare nature. His treatment being reg? ‘and "aid judicious requires neither mercury, pen oN NOM hi oy pursuits. Recent cases cui n three oF four Us, OF con- stitutional, arising from in ivereet indulgences of the pas- sions of aro ridetice youth,and thefeby coasten Sey’ emis- joctor’s strict- obj Testore the, system mentally and boaily te that sate of vigor nature originally designed. Stricture, a disease frequently existing without the patient be- ing the least aware, caused by maltreatment of medical pre- te id Saree by the neglect of the parties them ‘by the Doctor effectually cured without pain or in- The Doctor being one ees the few qualified ad jing Surgeons in the ciw, © pe! et cure, or fe rs post-pai feaclosing a fee, immediate- ty attended to, and medicine, sent to any} part of vice the United Staten. Office 63 Gold street. UCINA CORDIAL, o4 the ELIXIR OF LOVE—Th. the onl: reas ever discovered for Impotency, Nock liseases occa- issions, ant and many of the wore same complaints are worthless led excellence, fame an medical faculty of a ‘ingle instance that has omy und for the same Parposes, ew bent laced on the potency of t! Leucina Cord ladies, ang also those which follow and Firsic Lassitude and General, jervous ftections, Indi Gleet and Fluor A\ in every ed wil or decay of th tions—in all of which it will afford almo: almost certain So pronnpe sf po ons about to marry, iran hhould ta take i and, if used as Kegs id ent cu} e88 OF Sant or i ty tr antici- gTRaw BOARDS. = tons Straw Boards for sale by PERSSE & BROOK! _dy29 tim ____No. 66 and 67 Nasann at FFICE o¥ THE NEW YORK FIRE AND Ma NSUR, WANG Co., New York, 4, 1847~ Board of Directors have. thi aay declared Dividend of Five perceut, out of of rite of the fart x touts payable on demand; tthe offee af the company, Ha Wall sree, RHILL, _ Secretary. ROW NS: COFFE: E HOUSE “AND DINING SA- LOON, No. 71 Pearl street, situated in the bt ees part Of the city, (head of Covnties alins) presents meat indioeg: ments to merchants, strangers, and others, whose business may call be) two Se part of ie city. icmp eek GHonoe m BRO jy29 90* re ACE CAPE respec yor tone toe! st ate of Lovejoy’s Hotel. of ladies a the fo from vet, worth a0 ee sure $10, Capes, ¥ ars, 25 cent do ‘cumbrie tdi 92 97; Reloads Gents; tape hordered do, 63 conta; infant's Robes ‘and Wais Laces, Hosiery and Gloves. utevery deseriotion test's T's e ‘APER—1000 Heams No. 1 1 White Tine, ae. Yellow Bine “Panag * BROOKS, 65 and 67 Reon, atreet, R. BAVIARD? UNYALUABLE EXTRACT, for the re of ponorrhaan, (leet, Stricture, Tm mey, sae Sere | oli of goods, comp os sale by aaa however pu! OF prepost ‘8 their pretensions. thousand cases, tor has ved le complnint of its ft requ ieee the tea | B «= My ye lig! tent arin from the batigat’s jon i perfect = ay feelings ent under: any, otlanee ellen i 1. peti ner! pli-cale pee — soceanones My rs king tection of oqiledepect ‘coe ts tonic ii ~~ reculiar acl if. a ‘at 146 Greenwich, ww York. » Pr AMUEL Ro BLACK, Aw will attend promptl Mh hia, South, Car accompanied with full Courflandt and Liberty Jyt0 100% m sumbia, BC. in Cola i iI fteference: M mud) Caldwell, Chacleston, 8.C , Columbuia, 8. C., July 9 167, Jy 1S 2awane* re 10}, IM Thayer, TFowlen | ; rien irs Anderson, Louisi- Ei ii and. "Mrs Sarage, C ut lomer, and J Farias, — Charleston » Mie Browuells, c snes Hitehcoek, th Mrand Lindsa: Ww MW rand Mrs Lindsay, i Me Cc Hon Cand Mrs Combreting, Mrand Mrs Bimey, Montreal Hur Alban wm See South Carolina WH Sturges, EM Downer, B Thaler and lady, APP, Kendall, P Burditt, F Bancroft, do ot LJ Lett, G P Campbell, EASTERN PEARL George N Hays and lady, Miss E M | Hoyt ‘aughn, lawley- jpencer, do N é nf aban Little Fort, Ill Pitcher, Ww. ad Cc W Sherman, T Musgrove, M Newhall, is Wh Thos Gessler, Geo W Cooley, Fg R = sm E pence, Seow hill, Ma Windham mo! ¢ B [sy Balrim — Cinehnat Hichieldoter, uo inceton ‘Mont recoue: al =. i = Ei So! * a esp =e geera? Cees rlluk verlin i, eechelehet rer3e jernes aa . Hadeock, rown, a rac 2m; : a a0: ardner, Sackett, —_ irs, of W Broiuel, ford, f Seetee ==? inowhill, Mississippi Went Alexander Lousiana ASTOR HO! Concord D Coffin, jas! Boston New Orleacs Boston i paw Mr am - = Mran its Russell, Connee- bpuaeet ail Cowley, Sete Padi io Mrs Spencer, “ike rf ao Chatlesten Counse- fe oie Palade Mes andy Mis Johason, Wash- Kentucky Panada Boston Albany Boston Philadelphi lo. Mraud Mrs Brooke, LC. FSi New Bedford Safford, ee brctles irs Williams, Md Philadelphia Mr and Mrs Pratt, Baltimore Delaware J Wiles, Vinein Mand Mrs Greene. N York J Boynton, Providytt n pmar Drand Mrs McKenzie, Bait bs ‘Loswoot, do New Jeney cape Ty! Georgi jew Jersey yier, Provide s Wieck ood, Phitadelphia. Hote, toe: i 8‘ pee Nicoll, Nore ern Storer id yo | sate HOTEL. Wil on ¥ Ct aii Springfleld aoe ja bor New York CROTON a Nemae i Kite lady, Penn Yan 4 ‘New Opleans WG Raclin, Baliumore SRelloge” Massachusetts Wnles sloeuaker, 4 Lancaster G aupaster : Florida Galena A, i Morse, Prairie du LM Baird, ‘Chien Springfield Nort Garching Hyper: ni ae Bape We Wm Tweedy, New Base Lereepgaah Conn FRANKLIN HOUSE. Levey. ‘S$ HOTEL. 4 Ni for ols, T Dene Ww sitter, N Orleans NATIONAL HOTEL. R River vering, do land Mr and Mrs fatt,Brownsville Mrs C A Blake and danqhice, OY John Lockwood, Po'ke Ms JL Livingston, Connecticut lo iy Ri Philadelphia Oswego Syracuse ‘oston do do Leominster Philadelphia STREET HOUSE. D Converse and et ib J of Barat Wen ee ding, ODR irrsey wBffalo Sayb Baltimore W Summers Savannah Ne ewia mk Fe Kough, ore lew York Fe Kough, r , elphia ix piling e Mand bi Ballentine, Bos: e rayville M Miller, Clayville is Kellogg, Massachusetts Alsvame A Thompron, ushing, Pitt Mrand i Hreston, Column: ts Cazenovia L Burrows, Alban Baltimore HMcCure, New Yor George Hore, Newark W Suedden Newark Greenbush GB Springfield Mraod Mes Ferris and family’ 4 Kiviiand, ridgeport Hardiord, Coun Wright,’ Massachusetts JUDSON’s aa Le SK Williams, Flopida. # Add Richmond Philadelphia do Biswen BBeevigham, _Wasrsary ton 8 Bu rear Pawtucket A Wilcox, New Haven Shilt tome J Geton, Connecticut Birmingham J Lauries, Boston muttiea J Lathrop, Portlan Winchester H Orme, Savannah Waterloo J Roche, Hnutingdon Grovelle G Sherman, hie Noretmmee Elliott, Boston o Philadelihen, G Neal v iT r ‘ermont N Carol line Ww Nuh, Racsue tre’ do hy a Carsttus Mice Fontaine, _Mostreal iladelphia 3Misses Abels, Pawtucket Alaoeme 4 Kendall, ‘do ESimy Osh Boston ray nce, ’ eer Ey iinnois 1 Ra Philadelphia rie Mis Ksaipion NBedtord Maysachasetts Mr Clarke New Jersey ¥ Cutter, Bieta Howell.” ‘in air | “a amet ian H Parker, ‘Boston AR Rickerson, ‘Tiggnderogs Montr Hartfor roi em SoNartick, A * 7 A Harrison, Clifton Park jarringtou Bridgeport Tro: fila Cineinnadl Sing Sing ated, Blackwell's Isl Ra ‘town City Prison Chambersburg, Springfield Taailice Wrrertown Delaware roy Owego Seneca Falls ‘tro Cayuga co Norwicl ‘Watertowa Natchez Wherton and Indy, Ohio Illinois jones, a Jady, St Lona hville, Tenn. Washington, Pa Carolina Franci Spuiboort Quiney, [it rane! . ca “hennesse Honesdale, Ps y 8° enectady W Fomokivs, ‘Tompk; ‘olson, ston PPiekinson, New Jerse Mi W Fatmac, Amecvilie,N low. Min landford, Mass Fy Mt ah Wott kt it 3 UB ygchin i oy , HB Lathrop, Vay Sith, ‘Trenton RN HOTEL. wBergen *,° Albany ey pees, Basten Hehaen NK AA Hledly’ do i do do do do do do Ruby and I pote a iv Maral! aud ledy, Ko Herron Gleuegies a ew Yor PGctin, New doer PEARL STREET HOU: Beverly Marthe Kir Qhle 0 New York Brazi New Yarmouth g Franbavi, do nselvania JN Boyd, do Hhods Ueland RATHBUN’S HOTEL. W,Thomas, Philadelphia E Townsend, 4 enn res Gooding, Colembuy SHangerford, Westfield Bea, Ibany Wiseousin ‘Troy Boston va amie TAMMANY HALL, Godwinyille, Lig 15 eran, J Rhodes and son, 8. Het rane ee New York do. ox, ‘4M Piser, ripe ome Y, LA Maryland Philadelphia >O, idersoui, “Toneanlle, Ohio Rk ee, N Wood and Indy Albany G. ow Syrecae GH Melatyre, WESTERN HO’ TEL. AH Todd and Indy, ry ate i New Castle gen tis ie 4 eget ineowetead Fextennively patronised more rohan ch irty wrig re,en heir Mmede hi rom, 2 gorzerze So be ome, a ‘= Be Hen | BA Epis ae ele Cumberland ila, Newark Wilkin on, Lockport T “9 servt, a ‘Lyon, "Pitehbu 4 “Sass Compstock, Cooperstown Lansi Sehayti B3: BS: Lae Se Fod alt atthe lowest rates, and anon iicpaues ae the fall amouut paid will be promptly. re: Funded . further to funded ao unwed, Fos far *HOTIROR Ee w, arto C. GRIMSHAW & CO., 19 Gores Sea ipl, Drafts or exe ble at eg a paren abe cme LOUISIANE ANS A RAND mics >! es SE! Steamer y eS Kagle Demartin, Tea Ibert, Middiecqum cas, wiorisenet i aren 3 ns se bnghe Puctaburg eat Northers Be of Bond SEES Co Auleboro Boston Cincinnati Oisexo V ORLEANS, EW YORK LIN! crue: R. KALFH’S PRAU’ AL P on the Diseases of the Genital Organs, acne Keak thor of the works, &e. Kou! ‘This as the only traly u public, “Not only oll valuable informatio et aud rapid cure of each disorder eile in Parke: 5 The ane “ei BRON Ot The Mint cia, of light dealt of fay a manner, the re i bsp iy ee oat a experienced one a Pasetal coaveey Che te attention om tothe comfortand convenience of the. passes captains or owners of the abov rf rill Ree on oan Nei i beg fe es mnie seal fovienety baton, precion ed, which all should possess, especially eof of Stricture is fully treat the highest Sraportence, and ion and cure of those heed jaints ‘which soon ertain disorders, and to which al able Is not this work, therefore, worth the atteation lished by CLAY & Co, 32 Aun street, NY es mailed, on the receipt of $1, post paid, to any part of a States. Address (post paid) Clay's Co. 32 Abn by 'PHeE ONL GENUIN cer fi acl Sar bP OF aki rite with the lly acknowledged to ok fore- pes celebnty is accorded jaro ms as well as at Sissern eben foot path street. a NS, 56 ‘Agent in Ne Ww Orleans ot Woodruil te Gon who will tly forward all goods to their address. ae i & +9 "ersons wishing to send for yng oe es bis od en secure passage tkps|doont skips cuesbesiag the uew Line of Liverpocl vesk " ONSTITUTION, 1750 tons, Captain John B CER SECO We Eien ate Woodh ure, ridge. sen Bncsley? ‘of oy Line ore Famege aera TAPSCOTT WG Bouth street, New York. NCES TO IRELAND, &e. movie ind ‘chemi Its action Bie marvellous, that Tour for the enlignt would be accredited to the power o! cee probably suffer at eecromane? however, have as me by 5 Rersclepes bas of fur greater the golden one Pot the Sir lier jes : | Seaeetaeh prhieh dae ’ or pimpled skins, are made fo unc [eres at rau’ Italian Medicated. Soup, exceed the hia Itis so highly that the eruptions are immediately b the toughest, roughest, h 0) and smooth as an infant's yperties are 80 DOW: erful, that the thickest epidermis which a tro} ical sun ever tanned into swartness ean be easily rendered 0 and brilliantly seve jightful ragrance will float the GE Mc! es, Jt., No. way, continues to remit ee sums large or ‘imal to persons residii many part of Ireland, in the same manner ‘Cessor in Sita have done for the last thirty also, to any pert of fro or nett loney remitted oY Ie post-paid, to the subscriber, or peisonally deposited ‘with him, witht the name of the person or Persons jn irelan d, erelendce, i gotands to whom it isto be sent, ang neares! t post town, immediately transmitted and "paid accordingly, Tod's receipe to. that ‘pifect give or forwarded to the’ sender. RANS. tee aes ay datas are appoint “STROM NEW YORK. 15th in ing und, most delicious O gentleman ca vaio (h luxurions tou: eration should for a moment out it UE it is Biaet cates, wincmateen feos en celeron, ‘if possible more 2019 the helpless nurseling,whose tender frequently chafed and sore, cannot have anything more delightrully Medicated ‘soothing applied toit then Gourand’s ie Beware of spurious soa) ‘ing to Ee droioaed, 2 beware of « counterfeit of our aaa The only place in New yon ere Gou- obtained genuine ‘at his depot, 67 | Sat street, first store west of Broadway, New York.) R, R COOPER, u DEE stead perwes Chatham ang jam streets, has for the urteen years enjoyed | ‘These peers ere: equal to any afloat, with commana of the pie extensive practice in private desea of any mé | tried skUl and known courtesy. Their state rooms and cabins He can care the most agy ted are unusually commodious, and they are provided with every, this disease; and mild cases cured in two to thing requisite for the comfort of passengers. TI rigs ture—Doctor Cooper has discovered anew od br in the first cabin from New Cig $120. From ‘ne can cure the worst form of stricture in from Wi Me gebe fo inclu it will be fur- Patient. Cousertatsonal el to the Mhilty"broughtonby zeceret babi Fiadulged mp youn ly ind ia, ‘Ofte, bucky confusion’ cf tn a fo foc ty. * A care warranted in every is ‘all letters must pass ay eta, freight or passes ead ety NAYMAR & CO.. 34 Bouth street. case, of no cl “Post pai! ae containing $3 for advice attended to, cOREAN, STEAM, NAVIGATION auld . is RIVATE DISEASES CUNED BY A BOTANIC Dinzctons. E,THYSICIAN, withson years practice in chs city, cunrn- ‘Courad W. Faber, Bly farsolieh siver raiee ail tie siserutel ocatece: eae au jan Chamberlai pscinsar Lt Piagatons jor rel . ry Ea humbuged, an the numerous boasting yA-lselit, John L. Btephens, a perfect id imposition, Byee oh p. Herman Oclrict i. SAND, Shona’ ‘apply immed! cely at 143 ives. Advice gratis. Eovwarp Miius, Genera) Agent New York. HARLES NDI In conformity with we provisions of the charter, ‘notice Ma pereby given that the Books for subseription for an amount not O CURE N AYT RR CORBITE, 19 mem ber of Royal College of Su uae stree: of the Medical Society of New York, may pconsulted un the | *xceeding $300,000 to the capital stock of the Ocean Steam N Ci I be re-opened at the office of the treatinent: ae jicate diseases. javigation Cot 2 Sulll be reore oma. thee hms Gommesr;' 44 Wil June, Five percent of the amount subscribed. must be paid at the period of subscription in specie or bank bills. The bal the subscription will be called for in instalments not exe, 10 per cent,as may be required by the operations of the tome ny, and upon thirty days previous notice. ‘The following is the 25th section of the By-Laws * Subscription to ihe capital of the Company, after the amount may be i in peafarenes be silowro ve thoes who may then be ‘igekholders, and to the extent of their then actual subscription.” je6 30t re a ag AN. st RTH ERICAN ROYAL MAIL 8' ‘SHIP, 1200 tons and 430 horse rs each, under contract ‘with the Lords of the Admirality. HIBERNIA, Captain Alexanaer R) Sareea arn ira ion to and mapeainces tee of treatment—his inary during « long and extended practic for. thirteeu years 1 this sity—and above all fis legitimate me qualifications, a few of the grounds on which he rests his claims le of treatment is effectual and expeditious quiring either the use of mercury or restraint in or bt Ress. Strictures cured in one or two w th sea: pain. Constitutional Debili indulged ina certain loathsome and secret habit cap be restored to peal and society. Mild eases ory in two to four ye made unless cured. Postpaid letters enc! dollars, will ree ter E MEDIC. i MARRIE, L TY mieseor of <4 WOMAN'S PRIVA’ MPANION, A. gee 2 Poa eases of Women, Just ‘is! Price $!. iarporcas secrets here contai gh of ‘a nature stric ay" inten d for |, the , yet to those ‘contemplating marriage, it isequally Sharies H. k Judkius. ier ‘ > eit tat the we Womw’s Caray Wilt arson ther married or eoutem, mm HE NIAGARA, come conversant. especially the ‘HE EUROPA. to ignorance of the e1 pointed to sail from Boston are the . August 16, 1847 September 1, tear as also remain many persons dread of poverty or prospect of a “a ‘amily of Petter. from marry’ ‘i ited withthe reais: eoiabaiat tril ,drrexularity, decline, or reteution of the nol are the itis invaluable as coutainin ‘mptoms, nnd ‘the ‘most certain remedies for the removal of her com: tied : Poe pla Septetnber 4, 1647 ‘This work js destined to be in the hands of every wife and ese ; mother who has a regard for her ‘own health and wellare, as ajtugenaere er Tait be I naam well as that of her husband . ie oh He money~From Boston to Liverpool, $120, do do te numerable letters will att fo berths secured until paid for. Itisof (ire toa possible to convey more fully, ina public \ese ships carry experienced surgeons. journal, th bjecta treated of, aathey are of anature | No freight, except opecie, secerved on days of sili ‘atrictl: the married or those. contemplating mar- ‘or freight, passage, or any other information apply to Semeued’ af leonslodges whereby tee snitecings vo A nANBIGA HAM, Jr gent nse " which wife, mother, orasister may be subject, ean be ob Ta sdsteion 00 he pitation eoneae’ Liverial vas vinte Halifax, and Boston, a contra ot ha been entered sph Her COPLES WILL BR, SENT, BY MAIL FREE OF Majesty's go overnment, to. ertablioh a line between Liver lew rk direct. fe is service are On the receipe of One Dolints the" Married Wotan’ Pri fe vate Medical Companion” will be sent, free of postage, to any | Gf the tine when they wills Under tre 7 eens ton Now Vouk Che os | semmee eileal Srey etanay, dass Set ea h * every fo in the New Y: fernately between Liv oe mpanion” is ere ygrmeipe city in fatheUnhed States. Zeil lew York, Burgess & “Y of York 4 ite & ue Boston, Redding Co % Medical Madi Surgical ‘No td Chairs street. » Nafis & Cornish: Colum! John'T’. Blain, Ag This institution was founded ‘sUPI mito bese for Central Ohio: Ri fenmonds Va bee F. render sound and mtific medical aud corrronl mc however, must be addressed as abo flicted, under the ished patronage, (as will m wee bered by many,) of the most eminent citizens, conslelng of cleraymen seo SUCCESSFULLY TREATED. 5 Cases of Dreperele, 2 Difficulty of Breathing, pool Teak F; BLIS HED A. FPPRESSION OF QUACKER 8 Brimary Consumption, 1 Felon on Finger, 8 Sore get eeree Clap, requiring their services, a safe and permanent eure, without ‘ Whites of long standing, injury to the eonstittion or confinement from business pacity of the Corner, 2 Intermittent Fever, HIMARY CASES Ok GONORRHGSA, or Syphilis, | 9 iudlamed eyes, 6 Bad Cough, in from four, to eight d he | 7 Seminal weakness from 2 Liver Complaint, one-third of the time Secret Indulgence, 3 Hemorrhage from Urethra, 5 Primary Chaneres, 2 Cases of Balanitis, THE URETHRA (considered by | 4 Second»ry Venereal, 3 Gases of Weak f 4 Great Debility, 6 Cases of Jmporency. a 2 Cases of Se: der, 5 ‘Teething and Bowel Com- h Gilces ba! 1 Del rama ‘Tromens: SU nati ESSFUL OFEI 8 AND CURES. a Opinton fe Deformity, 2 Tertiary Venereal, 2 Kruption on Face. 6 Cases of Gleet, th of some me pe ne incurable) successfully treated without tot he canter, wom CONSTITUTION AL DEBILITY ‘aL EM NS, produced by excess or im- effects may be relied upon from Nt suffering from any of in the counti - 1 Large Wart removed from the Tongue, 1 Bad Injury of Hand atten diet, y 1 Amputation ‘of Thumb, to, injury caused by Mr. and treatment teceived injury caused by’ fire: Bedjord Printing Roar mp paid, direct- arms, 138 ip street, Office of the Mote eu ARDBON MP 1 Ampuiation of |“! humb, 3 Uleersted of long ce of the College of Medicinesnd Pha cau 4 ; ‘ Narsan street, New York. few to Mrs Bloomer’s 9 Ing ir attended PRAU'S SPECIFIC PILLS eboed On 1 Umbilical Rupeare attended 4 Buboes opene 5 Pain and. Trrita Urethra and Neck the Biadder. i Fervrepion of Usines ete rine, 1 Operation for Water in the rot, 3 Crses Kia ifery, one IPA licenses of the Urinary and diseases peon- are pasticularl liar to females, are ul pense "BO! al3 Me*re Attending Surgeou wd Physicia per ‘OR CONVERS’ MEDICAL ¢ apy youce is VE! Fo the bye GUA of, Sonorrhees, gleet, seminal emis- locopurulent harges from the urethra. Pills, the result of ewenty years experie in the Hos- neo Je Charite in Parss, are pronounced hy their celebrated entot, Professor Velpeau, as an infalli for all the urethra. They effect a e shorter pf ceremeeeyy without taintin, i with the stomach or confinement ice $1 per besa 6 Stnetires cused in the Ure- peration for Fistula in H ‘artial Deafness restored 0 perfect hearing. CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED. HE ‘TONIC MIXTURE, prepared by the College of Medicine and Pharmacy of the Citv of New York. i confidently recommended for all case: ‘ot debt ty produces secret indulvence or excess of any kind, Itis au invaluable ipotence, sterility, or barrenness, unless depen? remedy for jeularly directed to those who ar d with ‘on malformation. carefin the urethra, ‘The vapouring nonseas avin ea bo" rs in relation to stricture, is calculated to mislead and it forma of private disease — falsely alarm persous, so of ot and citizens, Dr. Convers is For the protection of strangers nfidentially cou: troublesom eta.and other ¢ = cases speedily removed, nen B.—Persons in the country my safely address Dr. be sure of proper medical nid. vers will be at his private residence and office, 0. ‘55 Third avenue, between loth th rete, New York, where all letters inust be ad- as 10 pe veal dise: em, with this justly cele: alterat Sold ‘in single Totten at $1 exch; in ears of ls donen for sical to all past para FRAG ah san SAFARILLA RE olloge, of Medicine and % ion of quackery" Pima ed ena erat vane all insculecate oscioo ‘ollene otineabare cone caret ‘of Sarsaparitin nt savy Siac and may be remedy meet ail br i yeturnal ia the ‘New York dente, prele to apply for me Sun, © side. . outside. '. B—Strangers or citizens ike f, should pre D*J SRNGOR, iy. Duane street, near ha a York i mit years | Eee ier p's repapation | for existed for may have Chest,’ Siricunge, Ulcers throat or nose, pains ja the. one we mally cured, Constitutional wi Raxcusdelged Jn by ‘roams, Seno eae Rightly emigsiors, positively care nie ore, withow cypary. Ei Sseperatien engion thot © Poet paid Jerrers, eouteigie altice mended to" $ 0 charge sade uniow eure. HB oe mes of the brought on by Inseivio cent pak "oured A very Ly aij of % wholesale purchasers. 8P. See en om HARDAC R Dew 95 Nasean street, No