The New York Herald Newspaper, August 23, 1847, Page 4

‘the alternative of ‘After all, our great hope is Santa Auna. ‘Traitor, ty- ward as be bas been charged to be, with the best posses support these charges, he is yet the supreme oof to power, the absolute emperor of Mexico. Itis with him that we have to deal. He inclines to peace. Let the istration look sharp, and watch closely the cur- sdmiaisirsirs aud Mr. Trist may poesibly supersede the nacosalty ‘of the armed occupation of Mexico after an- other battle. That other battlehasto befought. Then the resources of Mexico will have been exhausted for regular fightiog, and a peace may be secured A peace may be oes hs bosons the fivtys prey as much upon the Mexican propl American army, and make @ poor asinees of ree profession —80 poor Juat it dors not pay, and even the Mexicans have sense enough to abandon an uoprofitable business when they have ex- hausted their means in the experiment. Now, there is a man ees eriares name of Carusi, « danciag master, who bas ta i @ large proportion of our young peopl» the graces of metion and attitudinizing, who hae ly turned his attention to the umportant a ae ‘ayeoctery. He has brdaght out a medicine, jer the sponsorship of Dr Amati, of Italy. He has good certificates from offloers of the ari mi and if the mixture be the thing itis thus represented. there need be no more dysentery among our troops; and if that disease can be arrested it will be a ten per cent saving of (ae rank and file. We just mention this fact for the benefit of the Mexicans wad to show them that even the dreaded ally of their climute is about to be shorn of its terrors, aad that fer the future they need expect bat little help from tt quarter. General Dysenter, bas tw jos Yankees” thao General Saute ne aed genom taelous and wet straw have been more J green mel jeste aed to the American forows than Mexican a lsocers eee an vex iive Captain Thistle in town, the Florits fn th ‘heer, and he has « litte brass howitser the nvatest in i ‘world, which may be packed, plece, carrings, caissans, and ammunition on the backs of two fnuler’ end we understand that Captain Thistle pur- to serateh his mark upon the Mexicans on his own ‘ook, if the government don’t employ bi his. He fe proposes with s dozen mounted men to open the Craz to Puebla, and then if oes. = nai to rake the defiles thence to the city of Mexico. Captain Thistle has expended thousands of dollars in experiments, in ambulances for the sick and wounded, and in artillery improvements for the more efficient rippling of the Mexicans; and all that we have to say is that if the Mexican = still perversely, mule- jackassically, continue imperturbably pugna- in Thistle will ‘De down uyon them to aye thea a thorough scrate ing, wherever he may an Yes, sir, and we understand, further, that is t i Thistle proposes to have good horses, swift Reteen jorses that are strong and fleet, sothat if too many guerillas get around him, he can fire his little ho- witzer from the stern of a stout horse, giving the grea- sers what they call astern chaser of canister, the horse going ahead all the time, with all tho rest of the horses and mules, with their armed men munitions and provi- soas moving onin front, the stern chaser bringing up the rear in fine style, and playing the mischief among the greasers ‘That is, to be sure, “a good idee? That is what we call voluoteering in earnest. We undeastand, finally, that the howitzer has so little rebound, that, if anything, it rebounds forward some, so that there is nothing to be prehended trom the concussion to the horse, with trong mule on each side, braced x 4 against him on the moment of discharge. We hope tt Capt. Thistle will carry out his project, for we are satisfied ho will give the Mexicans a lesson in the art of war that will set their logs in rapid motion from the stern chaser. ‘We believe we have nothing further to say to-day, ex- cept that the Cabinet have had # council, and that there isto be music in the President’s grounds this afternoon sunset. Ww. Puttapenrnta, August 22. Destructive Fire and Loss of Life. bout 11 o'clock last evening, a most disastrous fire courred in the upper part of the-city. The back part of the brewery of Robert Newlen, fronting on Bread street, and the adjoining sugar house of George Broom, were both consumed, But the destruction of property ‘was nothing compared with the loss of life and the inju- ry which was caused to the patriotic firemen, who fiad assembled to extinguish the flames, A wall of the sugar house, six stories high, fell upona rear building attached to the brewery, the roof of which was crushed, and the front wall falling outwardly, epyeloped nearly all the firemen at work mpon the Reliance and Fairmount en- gines. Of the men at work on the former, Andrew But- ler and Mr. Hines were killed, and twelve others were more or less crushed and burned by the hot bricks. The following are their names:—John Delaney. aged twenty, his arm splintered, head cut, and back badly burned. Wm. Roberts, aged 26, and James Brown, aged 25, both of New York, had their heads cut, bruised about the head, and serious burns about their bodies. ‘The above were conveyed to the hospital; the follow- ing being less seriously hurt, were taken to their several homes;-— Wm Fitzpatrick, John and Augustus Stulb, Wm. Masters, Frederick Baum, Lowden 8. Carroll, Andrew Duffee, very severely hurt. Of those at work on the Fairmount, Riebard Wellington had his leg broken; Pe- ter Crouse was badly bruised about the legs, and he re- ceived a severe cut on the head. Elias Reed was dread- fully injured, having hiasecull fractured. shoulder bro- ken, aud badiy bruised about the head and face The two last named were taken to the hospital. and the phy- sicians there have very little hope of Mr. Reed, George Reese, Geo, Brooks, and Jno. C, Shilling were also injured. William Kaghler bad his arm very much lacerated George Warnhouser and Samuel Hall were much hurt. There are other a said to be missing, and fears are entertained that the pile of bricks covers their re- ins. There are so many rumors afloat, it is hard to arrive at the truth, but.the injuries to the above named persons are undoubtedly correct A mau named Wain- wright, is said to have been also Killed. Mr, Andrew Butler was a middle aged man, well known as an active fireman. His loss will be d gretted. Mr. Hines was a mem/er of the Perseve: Hose, bat the compaay having supplied the Rel from joe oe cotton broker in Wall Fuge yesterday, about a peck of cott »n balls perforated the Army work ins most singular manner The si de- structive er of this insect is wonderful. The field fiom which these were taken was ewarming with them, on the third day from that on which they made their appearance. hibited at the Coal Porreritan, Aug: 21; wz Phe qua quanti jroad is 34,249 03, and by canal mk 41,615 17 tous—total Dy raeoe 818,379 05—do. yy canal, 121,956 14, There {s an increase this week ae last’ week on both canal and railroad The mana- gers of the Schuylkill Navigation Company have given ‘notica that all deductions from the present rates of tol will cease on the lat of September, and that the rates ‘of toll will be increased 10 cents per ton on and after the Ist of October, Motive power was introduced on the West 3ranch Railroad on Monday last, and on Wednes- day 65! cars passed over the scales, coutaining 3,097 14 tous of coal ‘This is the heaviest business ever done on this road in any one day, Six locomotives are now run- ning, but the are inadequate to the trade, and the re- quisite number required will be proc: yk the compa- ny a8 speedily as possible. Mr. Pichn B. Newell, on ex- Perienced machinist of Philadelphia, bas been appointed perintendent of motive power. Very little varia- sent this week by "she 14—total forthe Ste hes tehes sania ae Piles ‘of freights since last week. We Newark 1 12! ote as follows: To New York $1, 12%: ; Pro 16236; Fall River 1 624; N Portsmouth, N. H. 2 1254; P¢ Boston 2; New Haven i 37%; Hartiord aa Ibany 1 62% Baltimore 80 cents; Washing- Prices of coal on board—White ash lump $3 70 s $3 75; nut do, 3 50; broken, egg and stove 3 75; red ash lump 3 75 ees 38704; nut 23 50; yh lump 3 pared $4. Ereights by canal to Philadelphia 70 centarand $1 #0 to New York. Markets. Ponce, P. R., August 6 —The crop entirely over, and what remains of the produce going to Great Britain and Freuce. The weather continued exceeding dry, and business dull, the market being well supplied with Amer- foun produce. ‘The Latest Dates, RECEIVED AT THE NEW YORK HERALD OFFICE. Point Petre, Pernambuco St Jol obne Pi Grande, Hover itees VDL... Jeremi Manila Madras, Mal: Aug 7 Madet . vant 13 Mai Passengers Arrived. jc DREwen—ship Rebecca WW. Preissuest, G Fine, Mr eat. Dr Boater. C Kirtae. W Stell. Mrs Volmer andtwo Snklsen, Miss C Gett, DM Aapel 138 Havana Burk Kapid—Francis,V Clark and tndy,'N Marse- les, John H Mara, EW Trotter, New York; Chvries Loring, Boston; Ricardo Villoldo, A Quevedo, L lopente, D Arnou, Mr Alvanez, Havana Ponce PR—Brig C children, P E Bernard a: ——— ee ee Foreign 1 Hevara Bark Rapid=a7 | bes sugar Moses Taylor—att do John J Taylor=aitug Sturxes, 8 000 segars Faber. & Kelly—20 bales John Mathews co dis tobaceo 1 cak weetments Soseph 1 Ledon—1 pkg mdse Everett & Bat- Galle 219M segars W H hy righ D & A Witmore— 2M do Alsop & Chance Soit—10M do Francia tilager situ do Preabia k Steward JO\l do Lecombe 6B godm—21TM do 26 bales tobarco Lillie & Rasines—20M ae- tars Picabia & Steward—634 MI do Lenol Moses—32M_ do John P'Beauville—i brs mdse *Joues—4 cases paper segars AA Samanos—1 bales tobacco Luis Guuchio—20M segars Francois & co—10M do Felix Manche—3 bxs mdse Goodhue & co—80M. segars Renauld & Francois. BuemEx—Suiv Revecea—5 boxes mdz Bacheder, Bunn & co l6 mann— Ahr Teldt—18 F Kohnstnia--9'G. F Meyer & co—i@ Simonfeldt, Bache & cons Weiss, Shirley & ere? D Walleastene? OF n~Conrad Bereuholt, lady and 2 dy with water, he was assisting to work the latter engine when the wall full. ch engines ary very much injured, and the Reliance so much #0 that she is believed to be utterly worthless. Sales of Stocks at Boston. Excnance Boarp, Aug 21—5 Western Railroad, 110) old Cotoar Railroad, b30d 103; 11 Portland, Saco and mouth Railroad, wey) 300 East Boston Compan’ 20 Norwich and Worcester Railroad, 56; 75 Riven y city 6x, 108%, Ar Auction —|3 She + 10 ‘orts- 235: 10 do 0 50%; $1000 stern Ra’ prond 105% per cent adv; hange | om; 34:85 Old Colony Rail Sng per ct var; 30 Boston and Wor ester do, 29% per et To'Aabarn and Rochester do,3 per ct adv: 19 Cheshire do, 98 persh; | Laconia Manuficturing Compauy, par. COMMERCIAL INTELLIG&NCE. our Markets. Cincrwmatt, Aug 17 —Che market continued almost tagaant to-day, and the only sales reported are 100 bar- rels from railroad at $4 40 ; and 98 do from store in two lots at $4 50. Buyers, in anticipation of @ decline, are purchasing barely sufficient to supply immediate want. Dernoit, Aug. 13 —Nothing in commercial matters yesterday worthy of notice. The retail trade was rather limited, at former prices. The ocean steamer Missouri sailed from Cherbourg July 31st, and is now due. Owing to the small quantity of breadstuffs on hand here inf the west, her news is not looked for with as great a degree of interest as foreign arrivals were some weeks ago. Cotton Crop. Tue Corroy Wonm.—We have aletter before us from Lafayette county, Miss. which speaks of the appear- ace there ofthe army worm. The writer is confident it isof the sume family that laid waste the crops last ear; but it does not sonfine itself to the cotton plant, ut eats the crab grass, corn blades, &c., as well as cot- ton. They are exovedingly voracious, and the writer of the letter says thst you can go into the fields where they may be, and distinctly hear them at work @ the sound being not unlike that of a multitude of vin engaged upon a building. He first observed them about the 20th of July. He augurs most unfavorably from pre- sent appearances for the coming crop.— Picayune 10th inst. Tue Corton Wor [Holmes county, Miss | tl —The Lexington Advertiser 8 that several species of ton worm have made pearance, and are destro: ing the cotton to an alarming extent in that county They are, it says,on almost every plantation we havo heard from north of this place, and also on many in the southern part of the county. They emb: several species—the cotton caterpillar, (noctua gossypii) the ‘remy worm, the boll worm, and two kinds of ground ‘worm; one ® gray cut worm, and the other a large yellow 4 black striped worm, which feeds both on leaf and . and which a resent, appears to bs doing the greatest damage. A planter near this place tella us that ortwo adjoining fields, in one a number uf pigs and shoats have been running, in the other none. Th tin the one where there are no hogs, the worm has already nearly Tuined the prospect of a crop. In the one where there are hogs they have done no damage at all He has de- termiued to turn every hog on the place into the cetton dis Tue Anmy Worm —The last Holly Springs (Miss Gasrtte king of the ravages of the pe h fooling of the most painfal foreboding upon to aunounce the appearance. in the counties of Lafayette and Panola, and in the South- orn part of this county of the ioxt destructive enemy to the cotton plant whose ravages we have ever wit- neared. It is the dread army worm, which made its ap- pearance in Panola county some two weeks ago. Since then it has been Tepldly progressing in this direction, and has already reached the vicinity of Waterford. We have witnessed, personally, its fatel effects on the farm of « gentleman near Chulahoma, and were informed by eye-witnesses, that there were other plantations in the neighborhood which had already suffered far more severely—in fact, that the cotton crops on them were utterly hopeless. Unlike the caterpillar of last year this worm avoids the foliage of the plant entirely, perforates the stalk near the top and limbs, seem ay to | poison the whole plant, aod causing ali the bolls and ares to drop off. Im some instances we observed where it had attacked the young bolls) This worm makes its appearance six weeks earlier than the cater- Pillar did last year, and unless its progress is arrested very soon, of which there appears to be no hope, the cotton crop in this region will be a total failure 1 TH Cnovs.—Somo dispute exists ini tl whether ‘he worm which has made its appe “ army worm,” or not—some say it — At any rate considerabl # crops, though the ' ravages”’ are confined to particu- lar neighborhoods. The grass hag been Derfontly di stroyed by them in many corntieids, and some regard this» sign that te i not touch the cotton low it will tarn © ‘t eay—time will tell this, aa well an mango 0: her “thisgs — al certainly existe yuntry as to nce is the others say it is mage has been done to among the planters; Teaso: round for Ie at least so Mt appdare'to ue Forename Pi es —Thie seourge of the Cop Net M feared, the t cotton ‘crop, if fnot on y deaktog he We We oot ban beard of thelr appearance in varivus Hons of the country, and re- tinger & Goldstem— Meyer & Stucken—4 Vicior & Achelis 9 Arvous & Denistou—20 Hawkins & Logan Roder—10 Hi ‘Ostheimer—14 Bernheimer & Hausmann—5 RA & 1 'Witthaus—25 Herman & Boker—17 C Klett—2793 bars iron Henschen & Unkart—43 cx 1000 boxes pipes 80 hampers empty bottles | basket mdz to order. BatTan—Ship Panther—387 logs rhea 3 do cedar 4 boxes tortoise shell 68 bales sarsanarilla 37 dry” hides lot of old ageing: do block tin J C Connor bales tobacco 8 order. 10 ‘ihe rugar I Maitiand, Phelps eonger—33 P Harmony Nephew & Co— casks molasses 1200 lbs old copper i & Gnecisdo FS se 123 hhds 64 bbls una Horace Southmayd & Son. MANSANILLA~Brig Ariel—106 pieces mahogany 64 do cedar 359 grandilla rele} rad, laa leaf 40 bales tobacco J B Lasala— 20 bales tobace. Mary Pennell—288 hhds 96 bbls 20 Saaua La Gi tes sugar Moses Domestic Lm: Moss Sehr Patrick Henr; see hhds W Vassan—! trank —17 bbls mdse © Price—60 Barstow & co—20 bls cotton fford, Tileston ‘racey Irvin—43 C er & Peck—-29 do M Bloodgood—261 8) co—30 Greenway, Henry & Smith—102 do eee MARITIME HERALD. Movements of the Ocean Steamers. Steamers. Captains. Leave America. Leave Europe. Guadalquiver,(Br) es. Bird New York, (Fr) A Caledonia, (Br) jon, (FF) Ha is, ¢ pr), Yn ga Piitdeto (Er) Be Ships to Arrive. LIVERPOOL. LIVERP: §. Whitney, Popham, June26 | Liverpool, Kldri Henry Clay, Ny July2i | Siddons, Cobb, ug 26 Waterloo, All July 26| Columbia, Furber, —‘Bept 1 bridge, Peabody, Aug t Patrick Henry, Delano, Sen 6 Constitation, Aug 6 Roopeen Sep ll FonTaMouTH. Toronto, be) minster, wit Aug 44 Foreeetiande Fletcher Jay b| Gina ator, Bunti Sep 1 Mediator, Stark, July 16 sreruneenneliees a Sep 8 St. Nich-lasveleugh, Jalyis | Silvie de Grasse, ftich,Aug 24 Dae d’Orleans, Utica, Swan, ‘Sep Towa, Wheeden, ‘Aug 1 | Bylendid” Crawford, Bep 8 PORT OF NEW YORE, AUGUST 22 | Bremen ship Rebecca, Beenken, Bremen, 46d righs & Kruger » Panther, tucker, Battan, Aug Gh, to J C Connor. Ravid, Ward, Havana, Aug loth, with. sugar, ‘Saw going in, brig Midas, Etchberger, aM 519 46 SUN Risks MOON Ruse: HIGH to Oel- Brown, Turk’s Islan days, with 7256 bush- ton k Co. Passed in the he ‘Turk’s Island Pase sac th ast, bark ‘American, A days from Port- Jang’ for "Fania de Guba | 19th in t 37 28, lov 73 10, athe ws, of from Tark’s he bry Te Ree e Yorks wit loos heed of mecloiet Sod Gore mast. An American bark, name unknown, from France for pal y' with wine and brandy, was strauded the cargo proba- Mansaailla, 22 de: Mary'Pennell, Doughty, Sagua la Grande, | Br brig Mary Salter, Salter, Bay Schalear, NS, 16 days, with grindstones, to Soule, Whitney & Co Brig Science, ines Doboy Island, 12 days, with lumber, to Dunham & Dimon. e, PR, 6th inst, to H Hpatheaed Hatel st, Lat oS on rH, had aharricane from ES) ed'with terrilfe violence for 12 hours, wheu ed to WN W, and came with redoubli Phew lost jib-boome, and mach tn) r Fie David Dufit,Cpllert, Wilmington, 1! days, with 1,000 fer '8 Powell. uh inst, at 33, 1 on 76, brig C! ry. 4 days from M for fs Patrick Hoary, Chester, Mobile, 15 days, ‘to Allen & “Sehr ‘Salina & Nancy, Dennis, Newberv, NC, 6 days, naval stores, to RM Black well. , Beaufort, NC, Odays, naval sto.es, to flour, to Star- dohe <L Mitehell, Adams, N S aan Hell i em 5, ena NC, 16 days, with » Rolia Washiegton, NC, 3 days, with naval saan Couch, Kichmond, 4 days, “gute to Allen Pax Sch Hlizaheth, Osgood, N fol if a q Ri i dapat Schr Lenity, Smith, Richmon. Paeket ship St Nicholas Bvetes Evelet rh wk ag Havre. & ins, from New to learn that they have commenced the cot. We were yesterday (uly 26) show: shown’ some taken Riceeticn Live goin a8, 5 J 1 ships 2 barks; 2 brigeunknown, a, wite mdse, to ; the rates from Bristol are 124 ets. more.—| Welersitd t= ear Fy “i's Glover Yeu Buren, fave, do. Miscellaneous Letter Bags at Gilpia’s, in the Exchange, and at Wail street. OF See report of brig Fidelia, under arrivals. CugRENTS or THE Ocean—A bottle was of June Ce the Ce Kerry, the fo low: : Jal oW.'G'at Bathe be Wakao 3 We are indebted to the Sal Bh advan a Suir Jonn Cocorsnact, struck on Great Les mai.mast. lost sails, &e. a a Detaort, Ward of and from this 0 Boston ou the 2h tein dletsees, ©: tocin gale from ENE, (oe * fore yard, deck load, and sprung a leak. Scur Qysen Pomane, before reported doned on the was from Havana for cargo of nets ‘and not bound to Savaunsh, as s1 Sent Garen.x, from New a oy tO, the day previous. Vessel in charge of the tonite ther; on the 151 th took. to 36 hours, art ‘lying Jib, damag bs, passed thro! earl aeneklana ot N , lat 30 20, lon 53 York, fm neveral, Br bark Minstrel, hence for St John, NB, Aug Whalemen. Spoke Aug 16th, lat 3540, lon 60 17, ship Canada, Providence, 35 mos out, 2100 bbls verte Pees Accna, WC Africa, June 26—Bark Active, Gi Salem, 2 or 3 ds. AGI about iath, bert Hollander, 2, Aug Care ire Ane 1! tone ks, and, new ‘ca ‘uly, ro No Am vowels i—No Am yenvels in port. anton Long, da, Chapm: rey ‘Abbott Lord, Nason, Teaus, in Y ballasts, origs: Valtsie, Etchberger, for N Napoleon, Winslow, fm Portland, une; Bepn ds wood, fm Sth, for Boston; at lie, Soha Clifford, 5 Staples, fm N Osleans; T Street, (Brom) Zuhecks, fm N York, arr at Etchberger, of tr! Orleans for Ri ichmond, putin to hag 2 the captain, Falcon, Hooper, from N Orlean Colin N Orleans; Brig C. ey i unt Vernon, Hoyt, Jaruco; 7 jimin Adaine, Sandford, Philay sch Eleanor. ite Trinidad de Cuba; 4th, bar! na, Scott, Matanzas. MANSANILLA, ‘Aug ton for N ork. ate fe fy realy Tor Avecibo, & ds tye Paince, July + Fo Begs Ia Teabelias Bu York; Alert, Wright, for Boston; schr Elizabet . 11—Bark Pros re ‘bele, Merrill, for \—Bark Dam Persia, Cross, ood, do, Som ‘am, July 23—Brig Amazon, D: det, Pousland, do do; Sarah Aun, Higgins, Vatrataiso, June 27—Bark Saxony, bo, ¥. ad furbo, ung, 4 ham, and Burmah, Sar ae Phila; Au Crowell, and Lew Studley, ie ‘Robt do: “Catharine & Mary, Warren; Lancet, Jadge Whitman, Dri virgen Detroi N York for Marseilles, in di ren Pork LI; Denmark, Woodbury, ie Palo Sd if North Amatice Gu do; schrs tie Jago; Extio, Emerson, N well, Bak i¢hmond; “Richmond, Sei ¥, Sears: October, Powers, ne Baker: tou! A Heath, Curt moud, Pitch Winchen! AM Hale, Chase; Bunker Hull, St dridges ‘Heury, Hubbard; Peru, Johnson, gene, Brown: Champion, Hatch; Johu tt ry George, ‘Watts; Despatch, Corson; tucket, Pendleton; Oceola, Cogei Boy, Crowley; Van Buren, Harty emg Arcade, ea Lar tilda, = erson, do. ‘Monite, Au , Brewer, Galveston. Emblem, Hampden, Briggs, do; brig Electro, 6 C 1» (Yue) Mt Li D'itons, howe, do: Loin Mi =e eid ship Bordeaux; arehy £ Mitiory, Phils gtrony Newnort, achr Company, Ne jowle, N York. ve Phovipence, Thos L Russell Bailey, do; Reaper, M rantine. sehr J J Holt, Holt, from Mobile. Oty ‘homaston. Sidschrs mem ber of the Royal College of of the te gree Societ) sinew re 4 mer Hi eases. Sieeracn tion to this elaas off plaints; and expeditious mode of treatme: during city—and above all his legitimate few of the grounds on which he rests his. cl mode of treatment is safe, effectual and expe acither the use of mercury or restraint trictures cure two weeks wil pain. Constitutional indulged in a certain lo be restored to health and soe} 1d secret habi M rleans for Norfolk, ‘apt bp pd who die ing in, brig M Balt; schrs Gazelle, late Covert, im leans yeahs Catherine, Batler, sg ety re riscotta, H Howes, of Bos- Home Aug 2\—Arr barks Howland, Jarvis, fm just, Doane; a, iil leh var Balcom, Port xt Harford Baravin, Bs Précher a Wilder, Hall Bw ancock, Young; Migr port, Reeds ‘Nan- Alfred, Coffi iarriet Fuller, Bradley’ ; Aug 20—Arr schrs Delaware, Harding, Phil Phila. At Qi vis, ‘Wade do. Sazeot, Aug 21— Arr brige Oregon, Sims Accra, W cay _Ametica, Creadwell,aud Ben) Litchfield, Bray, Phi Record. Packet ship Liverpool, Capt Eidridge, for Liverpool, will Kenyon’s, nde con ei ages tial =a, fa going in, aud remained several hours—sustained uo da- Bane Ni ume, Henry, from Bouton for Uronuadt Pee a Pare Py Mg a heat . + Hed away fe topmast, maiu topgellant mast, sprung f fore and Marseilles sels topeuliont saat, jized and aban- one td with a at into Scur Bagnanens at Boston, reports veaniesia heavy wea- heavy y ales trom WNW, lay riggi . Bark American, Adie, 2! i Th = Portland fr Trinlded de A fet for Charleston, ug Bark Mary, tin N Orleans for Bostoa, Aug 8, off Cape Car 18th, lat 89, Sian Olof Wyk, fin Boston for Havana, Aug 10, lat 36 55,1on Schy Ganges, of Sandwich, fm Balt for Falmouth, Jam, no c. of and for alloup, for Lovett, for ~~ schr of about 120 nia or corals who died Sid abe for Douglas ise robably R H Doug: for New Best, from Davis, for ro soon; avis, for Gloucester. he for Nick- ‘Tonys Tsuaxp, August 11—Bark Mallory, Babbidge for New York, wae brigs Cleopatra, Kent, for ‘do dos rbit, Hickling, for New Orleans; Star, Titcomb, for Portland; sehi Bowditch, Pomery, for Bango' TALCAHUANA, june 22—Sld sh Santiago, Millett, Boston. (late Thayer) arr 19h. Bosro: a la auslon, Smith, Sydney; California, Drew, NOr- evler, P jelen Maria, Lake man! Hi Oriole, Gil Monterey, Graut, Grand ‘Turk, Merithew; E Raul Cook; Potoma Gor ‘Waln, Se Philbrook, and roit, Ward, of aud fa Com Hull, Cottrell, Wil- fm ‘Alto, Melu- Barhadoes, Prince itich tom, Baker: Mae ‘ost mbs; Ma: jour aha, Perry, d= N ‘York; Mo- é, and Fame, Berry, Neat Arik Owell, New f few Orlean Crosby, barks Osmauli Gardner, my rnd, (Sw) Lindberg, Falmouth, Hn Wash ington, johawk, Lord. Norfolk, cersand $1 U S seamen; Tuck, White, Phila; bri jan Juan, Cuba; Martha Sauger, Haven ; Geo Shattuck, Bragdon, Pictou; Carleton Henrietts, Moody, do; Jesso, Baker, do; D Balt; achra Bridgewater, 1 Blatt Atexandy ly, Phila; Aun, Rogers, do; Lacon, Bearse, Weoet:igdwands, dos Bear, daulley, dot BX Appletos, Nick: 14—Arr bark Mousam, Day, Boston; schr Cor- Mer, Liver- Packard, Provi- jen New Onzeans, Aug poAny Fi New Orleans, (steam) Auld, Vera Cruz; Excelsior, iiiams Liverpool; Nestor, Snow, Boston; bark Crot NY. ig Lowd r, Childs, dos J Bachr Bell iago;_schrs Alexander, feos Rattan Talend: years le, Havana; ncola; iddlesex, ‘essacum* ; brig Globe, Howes, Glasgow; sch sh ne Biver, ‘Texany Leo, (OF vor Rick- Palco here Byctiaonp. ‘Aug ernie Mary A Rowland, Rowland, Samuel Da‘ O CURE NO PAY—DR,. CORBITT, 19 Duane street eons, London, and consulted in the a a! Pleasant, sale Ny extraordinary auc 8, long and extended practice for ree years i dict or busi- searcel: ‘Those individuals who Phare to four di cared. Postpaid | Sdia"s eS dal il eae tention. ‘omen, J |. Price $ secrets here contained, though of a nature strictly he rae yet to those contemplating marriage, ed or contemplating marriay ee ofthe reat French mee of which family of ¢! othe female ai from a st ildren, from marrying. ieted with the various compli page, irreqularity, ine, Or retent s invaluable as ¢ the causes, teertain remedi for the removal of well as that of her hasband. which a wife, a mother, o th f One Dollar savsart panion” w HE MARRIED woman's PRIVATE MEDICAL i Mauriceau, Professor of Dis intent isequally ied Woman's Companion” aren ‘aroatare with which every , Should be- iscovery pee as also renraiiey man: | Pia from the dread of poverty or pro 4 spect of a ints arising jon ol the work is destined to be in the hands of every wife and mother who has a regard for her own health and welfare, as elatious contained in its prges have already proved to thousands, as numerable letters vanene It is of course impossible to conyey ally, in | pablle iouraal, the various snbjects treated of totes so ot f a nature strictly intended for the married or contemplating mar- ; neither is it i tcevlshen sinc very one’® outy to become possesse wafferings to ster may be subject, can be ob 0 of fy mod to any ‘ eyo Cig. Bab. | in Wyetina Bares cig di Co; Pats ‘on, Rafa ee, Cc. ly Allletters, iv! rere QTRAW BUA Sire Boards Stkaw Soe ate FERSNE'R BROOKS, fv29 rtm No 65 and 87 Nowe crrmet CA FECES. ING AND ¥U URNITURE WAN” T- flaovs, clothing ‘or Gry ena sir “i ra, T Palmer, Cheek ASTOR HOUSE. olighaste Ben superor — Wien teat Bi ton A GMilne, Connecticut CITY HOTEL. Mrand Mra Bunel, Uden Lake Sattnor 3.Cobbe” Viegiana Mi family, ‘Mass. MrWaring and 'dy, Nashville Li jeneeaes rien, Milton o g Porto ae ico gE ol and Bol. Davis, Balimore J Forsyth, lorida: Smith, itimre ‘Wm Simpson, New Orleans W.Taylor, —Poughkeepate || Mrand Mrs Moore, F Strong, 0 W Ken Hudson L Clarke, Loekport Waddell, Canada WNewkitk, _ “Oxford. DM Esato Lewis co iy i mm, ris Newkirk BD Aa uffalo Mast OG Harger nd lady," Coan {Ben do, Pa Etta 18a wite, wy Keck Michigan onl es jetcalf, Ne jerealf, do Dix ¥ Heyes an lady, Torouto G i, Savage, Hartford HS Ringand W Farran, St Louis M Bell, PB Pendergrast, | Savannah New York ‘St Louis do FRANKLIN HOTEL. L D Konrad, New York J Hayward _ do € Loreng jTorgnto J Farguerhon, Baltimore Mr Stratton and family do B to North Corolina J Elmore, - do J Fowler, New New York Mrsond MrePuert, with Detroit JK. adelpiis “A. Handy, Mr aud A Mis Gilbert, do J Lemason, H Hu Alby 1 H Ramiay, Sehuits,” do -D Baldw: 4 Bingham, Missouri Georg Sepes, Jona arcs, 40 ie H Wilson,’ Massachusetts. Mr and ‘irs Palethorp, Mr and Mis Lunn, Moutreal Pove Knot entucky W Me R Kuo? snplancl dive Georgia 3 Wither E Quebec EC Rankin, do tal Charleston E Pleasaut, Richmond JC Medway J Beatt Georgetown W Cooper Olio Mr. ad Mrs Bent, Cambridge E Sheldon, w York NéBlacklock, —' Baltimore KrehMcKersie, _ Charlenon w York J Jeanes, Philadelphia Mrk ima Nicoles, Petersb'g 4 Fassett, Memphis WA do Hoe a Mus Clarke NG. Jee sephard, — Cinesnnatti Mr Hardison, Montreal JH Sanborne,’ Platusville Mrand Mrs F Parsons, JUDSON’S HOTEL Noewioh M Charel © Bulwer, , Providence B Cha ppell, G Willa do MeBueney, Borton J Drummer Montreal Rey Mr ‘Taylor. do f New York JRO} do J Weiss, era Cruz G Melver, r, do 0 Frechette, Montreal H © Balloc lane, do G Malloch and fa Hood, ei io D Butts, 'W Hodiman, do FW odbridge, | Ohio Kentacky U Smith, Philadelphia LOVEJOY’S HOTEL. i W Ellis, Spriugiield J Melntyre, Ohio BM Maion, New Hartiord Mr Blair New York TC Bovaton, — Springheld WW Pare, ston AG Pe _ Alban; Albion, N Li jo juckn Boston w JB Symeuse TG buckuam, ‘do ¢ 4s Springfield D Sexton, Meadville & Linn, Detroit € H Mansfield, Boston W AB cs do Feberin” Saliabucye Ma WF Daltvmp! i Yale, Cheshire. Ce rw Jord, E ‘arren, Mo WW Witte: Nassau, NP H Pierce, Boston Yonkers B Wheat, do Charleston A Platt Manchester Vroy Crandon, Columbia, Me Waltham JD Gi FA Bosley, . Balumore ABO dnter, Beloit, W T 1 Dayison, Bostor Jno Brown, Phildelthia Mr Roberts, Macon ‘Ge C'F Montgemery, — do JW Merr, Hudson, O Mig Newton, pL Canaan 4 L Lathim, paNarvieh ‘Strauss, aris, France jowman, tiimore R Coffin Bradford J’ Donahue, Ohio jladelphie J.B Lob WiGardiner, Philadelphia in, L Newton, Me aud Mea Custer Cuamages | JC Meade, New York T K Rozenkuski, New Yor 8C Moore, C Wel do. Sie eceehind, —- Weatport D W-Armstrong, Ohio L Mahon, Boston AB Smith, | Chautauque SP Unies J Dyer, Portland 1H Mobile T Ww. Buffalo N Mrs Wilson, do L ve W Mills, Elmira JW Met New Work JH Reynolds Mrs MeCat Boston J Osborn, Comectint Mrs Southall aud family, do J.D McKay, D Daring and daughter,’ do tAdemscud indy, — London Misg eT Hays, Hartto Col T Hughes," Kentucky Dr Trotter, Both disses J Davies, do F Clark and Indy, do NORTHERN mere. ald, N Y 3.8 Ricker, Maine Miss Fitzgerald, New York M1 Simmons, New Orleans ME Wheeler, | New Jerse 8 Wright, W Golt. i, New Yor! M it Leighi ion, Pennsylvania DrJ GE Woy JH Miley and lady Albany Mi Troy PEARL STREET HOUSE we Euyt Machin Johe Ellis, West Harwich G ark J Stroud” Marsh, North Carolina JC Haffington, Koben WB Moftae do John stroud, ' New Orleans George 8 Holland, do Wm Stroud, Rely, Ohio 18 Conn, do W Weaver, 4 ec. do J Ron, do W H Parks, ds Hs Bocet, Philadelphia RATHBUN’S HOTEL. J Ronher, Boston L P Hilliard. Q Wheeler, New Orleans Mr and Mrs Noble, Pittsbu J Bisl do D Bro ‘Clarksville J Basley, Indiana J Admin do 1 Bim, do. Philadei W Cuaningham, £ Lym Mrand Mrs Ford ker 4 Jack: ww Me fod Mts Belin w= Ore Brand Mey Speen cond Mis Bellinger, Phila Hon Mran ; HC Acorgan, Baltimore E Wallace, Cincinnati EIS Ae SaeODE RB Taylor, Massachusetts Mrs fanney, Ohio BH Cole, do Miss Littleton, ' Coldsprin Wh .._. Michigan M Humer, GAB Phila GH Melntyre, Delaware HB Car rrytown A Rudder, Congover Miss tommy, Elizabethtown CP Havens, do WESTERN HOTEL. 8 Gover, Potadam HW Demott, | Mt Morris CGE Binghamptoo ‘Oke LFLy Michigan W Grayes, ‘Oswego DA Watson, Michigan M G H Tilinois Baltimore Indinna 8 T He lew Yor Providence J Colby, Alabama New Orlean Fi 0 RIN) vE DIVIDEND’ ‘he « Dividend of Five per ‘HE, Wave NCE Co., New ea interda NEW YORK FIRE AND MA of Directors h roti opens out of the months, payable on demand, oe ET Ne 72 Wall street. ah 300% rn AGRICULTURAL “ROWTICULPORAL 13 Agieiveral eld at ings. the RpOMS, LYCEUM TaiSINO EHLIBITION At a3 1FOMS re, are egynesti po ee Nason 0 ywers, Fruits , or eoetabl tnd to compete for premiums, ynmes snay be obtainn Gonpenet on eae at seedamen iz New Torky hee the fot dh Wen cate H. Waddell, faa ee i iytieorere we GARDNER, Sec'y. maxiee ork 5, Feathers and aeeremie , just below cont the ee Lge Ren a a acouRr, at" 20tem tHlinm street, New York. (OV LT, Pi Per br oe boaters. rae, whic Eee erect sec le, ich Pie eet ea a Fe oO rea ot Coenties sap) to may OROE BROWN, sof jvm mere Lovejoy’s el 5 6 g 7 2 Qracity of the Comes, 8 ed eyes. 7 Seminal weakness from t Indulgence, 5 Primary Chaneres, 2 Tertiary s 6 Cases of ho of H Teething and Bowel Com- 4 4 Cases of Rheu SGU ESSFUL. GEERATIONS AND CURES. 1 Large Wart removed from |} Operation fox Deformity, 1 Amputee ’of ‘Thumb earn Mr. ion © ‘inj 4 i, bia caused by “ire: aes , sate re 1 Ampuiation of of , bum, 3 Uleerated. of long state Nir: Bloomer’s 3 Inga pure attended : Buboes cvened, pture atten 8 opened, ane 1 Umbliea! Ra ded panne. jeck of the 6 Sknetiares cured in the Ure- ine, for Phymosis, H Retention mgt Ur 1 + Bem yy Operon’ for Water in the as Ape. artial 0 Serol 3 Ouse ie hia ier s.° oue ing. "Ai aineases Organ, and diseases pees liarto chee aan i is * DE HOAE Ie Bosrwic al3 M4t*re R, KALERS FRAG CAL ‘FRIVA PRIVATE TREAT oi the Diseases of thelr natures sy ssctnenaee ARATE Apmam een et pe vidual of bath sexes By Josep! aus hae ar eu tio es with Tila seta work arth suteet before ths lormation, but the most. per. er bs sta! remedies ing faiths Ay gtrts. tad to Piuinle ao cobe inteeteal. y useful to every onr, m every place. Masturontion or self; toms, srers thor of the works, Lom ‘his is iF "nine ubjeet of ution, its nature, couseq only tree cure. ereating Formation Is tnparecd. which sil should 'podoca, copectally you ‘The nature and eu i Again, which is of the highest importance, other work, is the desc. i ‘and cure of those ts which resemble certain disorders, and to which all ble Is not this work, therefore, worth the attention of &, Co 38 Aun street W. Y, an id, on the eat (vat pet ort of th tes. « Bing doy Be “Amn street, ww Yor "i ‘adie RVICAL ADY 1GB—DUOCTUR I AANA a ain fy, conrad sR SA and judi ires neither me! hindrance bs om bogies pursuits. ™Hecent four days. req! reet Saad oo it the one restore the 8; are, cauned edape sien A Be ings ee ae every Person See 8t Published by CLAY I booksellers, stitution mi tious of ntountdete youll we nd bos boaily, ry that se Stricture, a disease ing the be] nw aNas fy attended to. and medicine, He tid deuen Ofer 65 Gold sires R. COOPER, 14 DUANE street, eo ‘Chatham and ‘William streets, has for the last'fourteen the moat extensive practice in private diseasts o man in New York. He can cure the most this disease; and mild cases cu: ture—Doctor Cooper has discovere he can eure the worst form of of strietare to the pati: debi A brows dahon by eer Hacer chub Raduiged m py young fr d begets ayers met ae etait and serail of Se beck, eoufasige’ of tr tellect, and aversion to society. A cure warranted in every case,orno charge. No Mercury. letters containing $3 for advic m 500 CHALLENGE—Valier’s French Pills—Thi an unrivalled remedy for disease «of a private na- ture—A. positive and speed hour th mn of diet. or hindrance from bu: 'rench Pills possess 01 tended to. ranted y advan ages wi ch 7, vi jes, anc ‘cannot fallto ive thom a decided spre, iscovery. ‘They are equally effectual for either sex in all complaints of a private nature and have cured handreds of these troublesome c m- had They have tages of tI such universal success, the proprietors c! rone,fo produce remedy of equal certainty, wud of $500 $1 per bottle. M7 Gr treet, ¢ corer of Liberty, and by ‘iryare t Falron street. STOR CONVERS MEDICAL CARD—This got icularly directed to those who are afflicced with the vrethra. ‘The vapouring nonsense which often uppears in relation to stricturg is calculated to mislead and inlel alarin persous; so of otfler forms. of private disease. ¢ protection of strang id citizens, Dr. Convers is privately and confidentially consulted, in all cases of atriett troublesome gleets.and other cases affecting the genital o Heceut cases speedily removed, without hindrance from busi- ness. 'N. B.—Persons in the country may safely address Dr. C. be sure of proper medical aid. Dr. Convers will be fou his private residence and office, No. 65 Third ayeaue, between (och and Lith streets, New York, woere all letters must be nd: e slong advertisement of hi vigorating Cordial, for seminal weakness, debi jons impotency, &c, in this paper, and in Nebrated In- rangers or citizens in daubt where to apply for me- should preserve this advertisement. ‘DR. CONVERS, 55 Third avenue, N.¥. UULNA COMDIAL, ot the comp ken OF LOVE—Thu is the only actual remedy ty, Ne sioned by cermin secret habits; ant y, recommended for the same complait 7 fous whieh its unrivalled excellence, fume Te roma tp the market, ‘The medical faculty of Ew ‘unanimous in their recommen- ina sing! compound for the same pu reliance may be on the potency of t tea Sondiat in the foregoing mal adios, and also those which allow loss of Muscular Energy we pxgicel Lassitude and rostration, Ir Irritability, and all Nervous Affections, Tdigeston, Sluggishness of the Gleet and Fluor Albus, and in sry, disease in any way the disorder or decay of Liver, aS for immediate *relief, almost certain to produce a positive rsons about to marry, if conscious of ty of a certain na’ re, should take this as rt will infalli My restore healt a vigor ina brief re period ; and where want of offspri nif re course be had to it, the most beueti ts roaybe antici pated with confide Brice $3 per bottle, or $24 pe office 147 heady meet. Sold in Trenton, N. J. siya 50 3) "wana and in Philadelphia at 90 North Sixth st. au ADICAL CURE OF CORNS, without cutting or the least pain.—Dr 8. Shiriacoff, from St. Petersburg, of Rus sia, has the honor to announce to the ladies and gentlemen of New York, and the public in general, that kes 10 completely extirpate soft or hard Coms, Bui Nails ond every other hard substance on or between the tock, without cutting, by means of au Elixir of his own invention. ‘The oper- formed im the space of a few minutes, without the may resume his d ‘occu the satisfaction of carrying the corn or root in hagd, Dr. S. Chiropedist, will give his attendance at h office, 63 Chambers street, opposite the Pai He 80 be happy £6 attend Ladies or Gentlemen at their hamber auld 30t*re gaixer USING hey are not low coarse, he un UTIONED Cosmo’ YpREPARED A aware how frighfully injurious how rough, how sallow, ‘yellow, pears after using prepared chalk. taining a large quantity of Irad. ‘We have prepared a beautiful vegetable article, whieh we gall Jones's Sianish Ll ite. Ie is ertectly innocent, ing pur Sean t saints healers alabaster, clear, livin, same ee acting as a cosmetic on'the skin, mi smoot ‘Sold in New York only at op Besides, itis injurious, con hi ing it hott and Chatham street. Price 25 cents, M ekisH, HAIR Di E—A_ he a d and ticle for dying the hair a jet blac! ice ee ing or even affecting the ski it bsolutel cheapest, the most simple and excel trial will convince any one. Pri Soldfonly in New York at gots. atthe same place is sol SOLUTION OF J. Liquid Hair Dye; for dyeing light, ted or grey har permanently a browntor jet black color. id Sold at the street, New Yor! _ FINE. SET OF TEETH FOR TWENTY-FIVE A CENTS—White Teeth, I at Breath, Healthy Gums— Yellow and uahealthy feeth, after being once or twiee clean ed with Jones’ Amber T appearance of the most beuutiful rvory, oe at th i 80 perfect Ty mnceent and exquisitely fine, that its constant daily use is highly advantageous. even to t ee teeth that are mn mgood them a beauti{al polish, and preventing a pre- hose already it prevents from be- I50 fast becoming loose, and lest teeth delicately s enclosed. American Eagle, No. 82 Chatham it coming worse—it also w by. perseverance it wil white, au m jou: ty sweet. crnts a box Bold ia New Pork onty at 82 Chatnam street. ah: 'O THE SKIN.— free perspiration=to re mpuities ofthe body-—to wake the skis thus to prevent and often cure four: such as scurvy, etm, Teh, sores, sare be ore heads, ta freckles, sunburn, morphew, yellow, dark dia cused. When these causes are removed, persons who use the bith freely should remember that more than water is required to remove the humor from the pores. [have seen persons who Ivave had filth for years. and, af er try ared by washing the skin w' ientiously offer it for any ada rons from the J Beh Ley i ine icin much whiter, clearer, and smoother its L'So. jut they must jk for JONES'S CUkMICA, AL SOAR, Thereare co buy nowhere eles in New Pi ws Kagle, 82 Chacham st. Pri "1e--Philadelph Z oS Shreteee ildinees of the above com Bostor 4 lor kirk; Brook! lyn, A NP. Net ae y. SAG ipy for tH bias Bas “We ave many times given you th a yes of ps ra most respectable citizens whi edged after trial, they have fou really to posse: tell you, it fore Salling off, rem: mae" ste you but LACS AL the above, haar keep fr olte-and it makes Heit am the roots, in facts it on wey hai rel P, ver made, pad Ce oe Bese i a he of iti ou | is eles to all al sa Na aay Ses ue pleasant ee Be ok et gn arta im the family of the hi his ‘For Company, corer i, SALE OR TO LET, onthe the Har EE tate oP caluraton, wide a tha bone ‘out-bai mes. A a halt an with the advan- tare of Ue’ bathing, Summer reaidences oranfar nished. Persous desirous of carrying, on in the city tid residing in abealthy ncheap rate, will find a8 oe oe en Recor fe ba within one hou, and wal tog ret Ree at ‘erma eux gone [reson Pate coe. a ea i a Kay Poms. W July 30, 187. Syat Severe “PHIS.—Ladies’ Garter i House Slips, White and Black ise ata ip, runella Buskins iar nd al! other of Boots and Shoes, of the fuest style. Also assortment of misses and chil ain this D | goots and Bhoes, eal@ nad pitent Wehers Gat wot Kinds. "Also, Boys’ Boots, Gaiters, and Shoes, of ti of ie shove of the best quality and cheap, at 967 Broad: ‘ealouiad a Oamas RENCE BOOTS — Faris imperial ts for $4 50, to the best Breve Ce eS ‘Boots, Sct ie, for iy Boot sag streets, opposite the order for $4 | Sind ots, bones oft lzcots warranted to streets. rai cee foo, of Se of Seat gaiters, slippers, &c., satisfaction. Cornen of Z mages nae Decuoven 18 CONS! LTED CONVIDENTEA Li far at his of The an treatment andcure rotracts cases that have baffled the skill of phys leas experience; are atiended to by him: Bre regal ts, srietares, and all del le juate in ‘pelt wean opti taney Sites sirivate ‘entrance to his office through Checatry: tokieg his a A NALYSIS OF BEAUTY To, que the the ace. the Crem, aa Oe comnee hair past ee erovn tne fore oe geen roaurround ne omen deaeribing potion oa utifual This form rehead is, serait all ‘idea! heads, coneurs in the circle, f n this point fon jeman; and ever} of aioe! it Vi the ancients thought the hai: descended so low as to hide 1 to represent in the most Ludi ty woman. says that it was short, flat, au¢ ‘glued to her forehead, which cumstances notso remote, fo imague of our modern Broadway’ belles or an Esquim: remedy, however, is fortunately at-hand, and tri Nature: and the worl tion of that ingenious chemist, cate exers fibre of superfluous ha play the hidden beauties and intellectual developments of either male or Lag foreheads. "But be sure and get the ge- jon, and that is to be procured at the Doctors only depot in New York, 67 Walker atteet, first store from Broadway. aal7 30t*m ie OFF WAKDROBE Ged Choad! yy URE WANT ED.—Ladies or gehtlemen havi ft fe suchas Wearing nuine prepar |, Farninre, Pe fair cash price forthe saigey by sending for er, dhrough the Post Office, or otherwise, who will attend at their residences, J. LEVENSTYN, roadway up stairs. tended to by Mrs. J. evenstyn. Py SEAS. U.ED BY A BOTANIC lA with cen yenrs practice in this city, guaran- tying a perfeet cure, without mercury, in a tew days. Magy apply for relief, after trying all, the advertised nostrums, tan rated, humbugt ind deceived by the numerous thousands, it who Oe a and avoid ignorance imposi ould apply ‘tomediately at 143 Bowery. Advice gratis anl0 30t*m : EVICAL CAKD—Dr. Moron, wi: to the Fultou street, sce Srereser e by calling on Dr. M. ry ‘De ip! by ormg the system to a healthy. Lstkd reinstating its original vigor. A perfect cure gua- rantee ‘Str ctures of the Urethra are cured by De. M. on improved ithout pai ccnvenierce. romptly attended to. See Dr the ures of Sir Astley Coo) po alk. _ A. his office, 2043¢ Fulton street. alt NTLEMEN’S paren at FASHION pe Beebe & Costar, Hatters, way, New York, aud Chestnut street, aloha ‘will present the Fall Fa- thion for gentlemen's hats, on Saturday, A, 28th, 1847.— Upon issuing the fas} hica for the season, B. &C. feave to Y, Need it y belo off astyle ther superior to fered. "They have ulopted aa entirely new 2 oe unique, mode of tit ‘hich combi in the hi aor Surantlity. cae F towards the eset ti e hat. “Another improvement will be the strict adaptation of every hat as well to the features, as to the form and size of the wear congruity of a large and on thie oec4tion besides shear jack fur re daicidorvehich will ott Hy i ade atte! sete iemhadelyhias aemmich thet York, witha abaperor a social rood and cir house in New You f the avowed Ghieet of furnishing a the price than ‘can be found elsewhere. There oeai'al tiwaya be at both places a fall and complete assortment of hats and ng ors, for i ‘ ren fogeter with Indy” , ety of ay omens tro ae aes ere ctincliens loves, brushes, nad otlan ext eles forthe facilities afforded them by a ready and frequent, on Re te eile oh tae eel Lote one aie recent improvements which they have ctfectcd in the © struction and use of machixery. will enable “them to of goods of the most desirable: Belion ‘aud fabrication at the very inweat market price, either at wholesale oF retail 219. 90re Rs. M. CAKROLL’S Ey DEY VAPOR Baths, 164 Fulton ihe . opposite Church stre certain cure for 1! © to colds, Swerinag of wd glands, eeifinses of the joints, fever, ke. ed by ott ens, Boyd, ‘and others. has n suecel isfully adm nistered in the abo: for the Inst 22 years. Open from 6 A. 1 garner Bycap seoatel’ ty tea Welbon cents per bo eae 7k DISEASES —ESTABLISHED Pp WOR THE SUPPRENGION UF QU ACKER vThe d Pharma members of the New York College of Medicine an regular stan ‘They would respect their extablishment, 138 Chestaut will be opened on the: gents, youths and children, Gu beving devoted their attention during the laste. years to a private natu: ro tly promise to persons requiring their services, ai rinanent cure, without, injury to & he constitation 9 yield Natheds treatment | By m four to ei 7 or By most aggravated case in one-third of the ume Se ake by. tic rte ioners. KES OF THE URETHRA (considered by i as [a8 rable) successfully treated without to the patien Totl fferit om CON! ITUTIONAL DEBILITY or NOCTURNA! EMISSIONS, produced by excess or im- pradence, the most Heneficial effects muy be reflec upon from the treatiment of ¢ Col eRe. IMPORTANT NOTICE.—Persons suffering from any of the above complaints, residing in tl finding it in- conyenient to make persona! app! c: n have f forwarded to them a chest eontainit aradical cure, with Pull their symptoms, elsewhere, ifeny, od sc anonig STRIC' edto f Office of the College of Me rel macy, uw street. New York. oR tne nV PAPRAU'S SPECI © PILLS ‘ the radical cure of gono: sions sandal hocovarat pa a: rete. ‘These Pills, the result of ewenty yea pitsl te Charite iu Pars, are pronoun rated Inventor, Professor for alt ‘einen af disences of tre urethra. "They effect a ctre ine mu time than any other remedy, Ean ett ie Wureeimg withthe stom-eh or confinement from business. Price $1 per box. ITU! pH CONRTETUR AR Medicine and ase “ol ni 6 confidently recommended for all cases 7 ence or excess of any tis an inval fee, sterility, oF barrenness, unless depem: RED, College of otk, by on bo the anes of a haifa dozen $5; carefull vial ‘sent to all parts of the Unio livin RICORD’S MIXTURE, OR the permanent cue of primary of pecondary syphilis, leery. modem or any cm Taine produced by se of mercury, or usskilfut medieal treatment parson a) roma pete panto pace cnet eyaees no isrower jer without delay, sion consider himself safe after having the venereal diecagg, without thoroughly clemising the syatem, swvids tas ly ool: ma ttles at $1 each; i ol s4: carefully packed ard sentto ali parte of the Catone © ONCENTRA, i LED EXTRACT OF ‘OF aangrinne A PREPARED iy the New York Collene a Medicine and harmacy, established for the suppresioa o saci a ighly”conceatated xr a iparttving quallies guar wers iseonfidentty recommended by the college extract of Sarsaporifia at present before th relied on asa impure state lotches or pimp iy pe pt Ct ‘utsneots eruptror s, ‘uleerate owe a it, OF lon ire lsecondary effects ce ‘or an it 75 cents. 50 iin ietous,