The New York Herald Newspaper, October 28, 1847, Page 4

INTELLIGENGE sTtO THE Lavust MOMBUNT. = S TELEGRAPAIO, News from the Far West.Indian Murders, dc, Cinoinnats, Oct, 27-6 P. M. The Louisville Courier has a letter from St. Louis, dated, October 234, A gentleman of the American Fur Company had ar- Mr. Louis Fitzgerald Tasistro. =Mr. Tasiatro has gone down with despatobes to Gen. Scott, as we understand. Not until assured by a gentle- man who saw Mr. T, off, could we believe it—because and hope. Mr. T. has waited here three long bd the exeroise of these virtues, and their reward bas at length come to hand. Mr T. {a a gentleman and a soholar—e poet ands po. ltictan—a man of letters and # man of travel se pone bat helog. » man of large sehen eae for the guerilias. uppose, th +! handy Mr T. will only goto Vera rived at St. Louis from the upper Missouri country. He | Crus. and wil remain there » while and ws ite letters, or loft Fort Paine, 1.600 miles above the mouth of the Mis- sissippl four weeks ago return. Suocess to bim. at PADRE JARAUTA. The {ndians were quiet in that region The murders Bautimone, Oot. 27, 1847. during the summer were committed by parties of the Pawners. The Sioux had crossed the north fork of the St Pe- ter’s, and afterwards the Platte river, and falling upon & Pawnee village. murdered an Indian missionary, ke. At the same time there was » party of Ottoes at Coun- cil Bluffs, who went to Blue Liok, in the Sioux country, and murdered # dozen Sioux, in revenge for the number of Ottoes murdered last spring by the Sioux. ‘There was no news from Santa Fe, though it had been daily expected fortwo months. The steamboat Simon Kenton, was sunk on the 23d inst, at Cat Island. Boat and cargo a total loss. No ves were lost. From the South. Ba.timone, Oot. 97—6 I, M. The Union contains nothing new. Young Turnes,the Mechanics’ Bank defaulter, has deen found not guilty. ‘The whigs have carried both branches of the Logisla- ture of Florida. The Yellow Fever. Prtenssone, Oot. 27—10 A. M. New Orleans papers of the 20th have come in by this morning’s mail Interments at New Orleans from yellow fever, 8; deaths at the Charity Hospital, 4. ‘The Wilmot Proviso, dc. Axsany, Oot. 97, 1847, "Tha Hon. David Wilmot, of Pennsylvania, will speak in Hudson to morrow evening, and at the capitol, (Al bany,) on Friday evening. The arrival of boats by the canal has been much in- Axpanr, Oct, 27, 1847. Benate ‘The Senate, in Committee of the Whole, passed the Dill providing for the appointment of Notaries Public By this biil the power of appotntment is conferred upow the Common Counvils of the various cities, with the ception of New York. ‘The body hereupon adjourned for the want of a quo- rum. AssempLy. The bill in relation to enlarged locks on the Seneca and Cayuga canals, was read and passed. The Senato bill for the incorporation of cities and vil- lages, was reported without amendment. The House unanimously disagreed to the amendments Trial of Turner—dAetion of the Fire Department—Pro- EZpusition for Expulsion—Professor Risley— Stocks. The case of Richard J Turner, the bank absquatula- tor, was given to the jury last evening, and | learn that they are still in their room, unable to agree. His coun- sel do not deny or attempt to paliate his rascality, but rely solely on the inadequacy of the law under which he is indicted, to try his offence. There isthought to be Ro possibitity of the jury agreeing. The fire department of our city are taking measures to put an end to the disgraceful fights that have pene mines Op Monda: dey evening, however, they aving a row on thelr own hook.” David Ireland, Esq , formerly President of the New Market, presented a resolution ior the expulsion of the present Lomnur geet George T, Mayrr, from the department, on account of having declared that its members were as great row- dien asthe fire rioters. Mr. Mayre, however, moved that the charge be laid over for trial to the second Mondey in January, which was complied with. There is one certain, that while Mr Ireland was president of the New Market, it was rapidly becoming one of the most useful and most orderly companies in the city; and since his moval, there has never been @ “forlora hops” in the shee of a fire riot that they were not in the thiokest of Professor Risley and his sons make their first appe: ance this evening at the Holliday street theatre, and they will doubrl-as prot reat attraction Mr Booth having closed a most successful engagement at the Front street theatre. will be succeeded, this eve- ning, by Mr. Walton Schelly, who is announced as some- thing superior. Sales of Stocks at Balumore. Stock Boanp—82000 Maryland Currency s, 85%. Puivaverrnta, Oot, 27, 1847, The exhibition of the Franklin Institute has proved more attractive than formerly, and is daily throng- @1 with admiring erowds, and in the evenings the atton- dance is 80 great that it is almost impossible to force a passage through the vast saloons. It closes on Saturday evening. The pilot boat Thomas G. Conner, recontly built at Wilmington, has been beaten by the Turbey, and her owners have determined to make material alterations in her rig, 80 that, if possible, her speed shall be 0 much increased that she will be able to go ahead of all competi- tion. Scme persons who think themselves good judges, say that this is impossible, the model itself being faulty ‘The steamer Plymouth Rock, now fitting up here, de- signed for the New Orleans and Havana trade, isto have a single Propeller of Capt. Loper’s invention, which it i jd, can be used to much better advantage than a pair. This has been tried in the case of the propeller Josephine, now plying on the line between this clty and Hartford, Conn , and has given the utmost satisfaction Indeed, so manifest is the advantage, that it is intended to alter several of the propeller boats now running on our waters, from two wheels to one. of the Senate to the general bill for the incorporation of religious and benevolent associations, and a committee of conference was appointed. ‘The canal appropriation bill came back from the £e- nate as three distinct bills. Referred. ‘The bill giving mechanics a lien in New York, Kc., was ordered to a third reading, having been amended by re- quiring a notice of the lien claimed to be filed in the clerk's office. Mr. SaLt gave notice of bill appropriating 10,000 do!- lars to defray the expenses of removing to this State, for Darial, the remains of officers and soldiers of this State, who have fallen in the war with Mexico. — BY THE MAILS, Wasmixaton, Oct. 25, 1847. Gen, Shielda—The Medical Stoff of the Army. The Union of Saturday evening contains a letter pur- porting to be written by Brigadier General Jas, Shields, of the United States army, in vindication of his surgi- cal attendant, Dr. McMillan, from an implied imputa- tion on his professional skill and experience, contained in one of my letters tothe Hera‘d. 1 oan well under- stand, from the sad irregularity of the mails, that Gen Shields may not receive a complete file of the Herald, and that, therefore, he may not be aware that this paper has done more than any other in the country to shield the medioal staff of the army propertrom the undeserv- ed censure likely to attach to it, by the temporary ac cession to its ranks of many incompetent and unskilful persons, and that this justice hes bven done mainly through the medium of the Galviensis letters. After the battle of Cerro Gordo, numerous complaints ‘were made to the war department of the incapacity and unskilfainess of many medical men temporarily attach- edto the army. Letters were received stating that whole regiments had refused to be treated by their own surgeons, and General Patterson, after his return from Meieo, made a formal application to the Secretary of War, to havea board of examiners organized at the head-quarters of the army for the purpose of subjecting to a thorough examination, all those who were not of the medical steff of theoldurmy. The glaring incom. petency of several of those recently appointed by the President,bad caused serious dissatisfaction in the army At this time there were four classes of medical men in the army—the medical staff of the old army, the sur- geons of the volunteer regiments, the surgeons of the ten new regiments, and surgeons hired by the month.— ‘The first of these was the only one qualified under the lew of Congress of 1835, and having been examined by an impartial board, regularly janized, and whose standard of qualification was very high, it was, of course, beyond all suspicion of incompetency or unskilfulness Of this class of army medical officers, the Herald har never spoken but in terms of the warmest praise. The other three clarses were appointed without previous ex- amination, and therefore open to suspicion of incapa- city. Unfortunately, this suspicion was turned, in many cages. into ® lamentable certainty, Many of these officers ar of acknowledged sbility—many of them Jnow nothing of their profession. This is « notorious fact now ; 80 notorious that General Shields himsuit avers it ; s0 no orious after the 7 that the second in command in that action. not without the conourrence of the commanding general, earnestly pray-d the Secretary of War to adept a measure that would rid the army 7 of all the quacks and bunglers Knowing these facts— the subject —believing too valuable to be jeopardized by the unskilful treatment practioners who bad crept into the new order of things, without merit or ut on the subject it was one of great a re ess in the country very pro ithe complaint But it swems that | did injustice to the surgical atten- dant of Gen Shirlds. "About six weeks after the General had received his wound, news came from Vera Cruz that the surgeon in ‘attendance had at length found, after the lapse of some- what better than « month, that the patient had two ribs broken; and it was further stated, that this injury. which had given him great uneasiness, and which was till then Ris having been attended to, he was om relieved in copsequence. This statement was into every paper in the country that is in the habit of publishing the news from the army, Having no reason to doubt its acouracy more than I had to doubt the acouracy of the account of the fall of Vera Cruz, of the viotory of Cerro Gordo, or the fact of Gen Shields a beem wounded, | instanced {t as one among other faote going to prove the lamentable incapacity of many of the medioal practitioners temporarily attached to the not min never make one If ithad been true, it would have been incontrovertible proof of the incapacity of General shields’ surgical attendant. That it was not can be better pleased than myself. [ intil yesterday, who was Gen. Shields’ sur- geon. nor had IT been so furtunate as to see any mention of Dr. MoMillan’s name, rd I saw it in th neral’s letter. In Vnong emg the doctor has been permanentiy atteched, Gen. Shields is under a slightimisapprehension. It is impossible for him to be, permanently attached, un- lene act of C in the 8th of June, 1847, he was attached to volunteer service. Previ- ous (0 that time | believe he was employed by the month. GALVIENBIS. Wasminaton, Oot, 26, 1847 Items of the Day. | ‘We have no later reports from the South, Nothing from Gen. Soott. Nothing from Senor Don Nicholas P. Trist. Nothing from Colonel Childs, at Puebla. | Nothing from Gen. Lane, on his way up. Nothing from Santa Anna or Paredes, or the Meaican Government, or El Padre Jarauta. And though peace may providentially be at hand, nothing but war is heard all over Mexico. Gen. Waddy Thompson, ot 8. C., has another very in- teresting letter in this ling’s Inteti fay bre tne pce anne Intet tKgencer, His cae at the ih hour, we re to ha havo s eo got road: or shortly after the meeti Sooo Mr. a hiss secured an ‘ligivle tive, ‘and the work is to ight on with al sped We understand President desired Mr. Ritchie, me not to publish Mr. Kendall’s letters from ‘exico ; but that the letters being in type, the request, came too late, The caveat of overs the bill of exceptions. Ritchie, however, w | change 27364 on time.and plenty; dollars 1800 doubloo; 28H Sates of Stocks at Philadelphia, Finst Boarp, Oct. 27 —$5100 U 8 6’s, ’67,,103, 1000 Penn 5’s, 7394: 605 Girard 'B-nkk. 107% ‘128 SaLys—200 U 8 67s, °67, °03: 1000 Penn 5's, 73 do, 73%; 5000 do. 735%; 00, 7394; 200 Girard Bank, 10; Louisvilte Bauk, 90. Greunn, Boasive 1000 U 86's "67, 402343 800 Penn 5’s, 73%; jECo! 200 City 6's, 76. 102; 20 Girard Bi Apren Koanp oon y Mit ‘219 do, 73%; 50 Read- mn Bk Tenn, 45; 11 Plan- ing RR, 2734; 150 do, a Co, i 30. do, 1334. telat do, 305.40 blem Cop Boston, Oot. 26, 1847. Affairs of the Day. This is the first cold day that we have experienced. and great coats and anthracite fires are in great de- mand. The ladies are out in Washington and Tremont atreets in gay attire, and the city to-day presents a live- ly and bustling aspeot. The State election in Massachusetts takes place a week from next Monday, when an exoiting contest may be expected. The strife will be between the war and the anti-war men—Gov. Briggs being the candidate of the latter, and Gen. Caleb Cushing of the former. The democrats are in fine spirits, fall of enthusiasm, and will earry many whig votes with them, prebably insuring » tlotory. Stranger things have bappened in the old Bay Theatricals are flourishing in Boston, as usual. The Boston theatre is crowded incessantly, as is also the little Adelphi, where they are playing “Tom and Jerry” with xreat success. The death of Mr. Wentworth, one of the proprietors of the Transeript, is much regretted bere He was worthy and liberal man, and has left a large circle of ac- quaintance and friends to lament his decease. Lanp Sates By THE Soxiciror or THe TREAS- ory.—We learn that the sealed propos«|s tor the purchase of the interest of the United States in lands acquired in the payment of debts. were this day openes in the Solicitor’s office, in the presence of several officers of the treasury department Bids were received for each oarcel advertised and many of them at liberal prices ‘There were in all more than five thousand bids ‘Thee are all to be entered on bid books, before it oan be ascer- tained which are the highest. Every exertion will br made to decide this at the earliest possivle moment when notice will be given to those whose bids shall have been accepted. It {s probable that ralen of all the adver- tised property have been made. If #0, the Solicitor may congratulate bimself upon entire success in his plan of sale. —Washington Union, Oct. % ed COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE: Sales ef Stocks at Boston Excuanax Boanp, ‘tes she Western Railroad, 113%: 15 Norther BR in Pail de 41M; doe 4D; 9 Cony yer Go, 8 jerchants Bank, 1003 5 Worcester Railroad, 12134. The Fiour Markets Detroit, Oct. 23 —The market continued heavy dur- ing the day yesterday, with but little disposition to ope rate Dealers are disposed te wait further developments of the effect of the foreign news on the Eastern mar- kets. The principal sales were at $5 25, which we quote as the standard. although 200 bbls “ Ceresco,” on board. were sold at $6 37%, for freight. Frem wagons $5 123 was the ruling price Corn, 4¢c from teams; Oats, 28c. Cincinnati, October 22.— Flour—The unfavorable weather to-day, rain having fallen steadily and copiour- ly during the whole day, prevented much out-door busi nees, and only about 200 bbls, in lots were sold at $4 85 a $493, Brighton Cattle Market. Monpay, Oct. 26 —At market 1800 beef cattle, 1400 stores, 7000 sheep, and 1350 swii Prices—Beef Cattle—Owing pi weather, no advance was effected. a $6 75; first quality 6 75 a $6 third 40 $475. pe Yearlings 12a $15; three year old 22 a $36, cop lowing prices—$1 38, 3 60, $1 62, $188, $2, $2 25, $: and $275, Swine—Sales quick’ atan advance. Small lots to ped- ie Os a 534 cents; old hogs 5% cents; at retail 5 to 634 cen quote extra 6 60 ond 5 26 a $5 75; New Bedford Oil Market. For the week ending October 26, 1847.—Sperm— The market since our last has been inactive; we have heard of no transactions here. We understand a sale of 1000 bbis sperm oil was made in New York the latter part of the week at 106 cts. Whale— The demand is very moderate. A sale of 600 bbis handsome N W Coast was made the last of the week at 40 ots; and previously a sale of 200 bbis do. ata frac- tion below 40 cts Whalebone—The market remains very quiet, and we have no sales to report, Sperm Candles—Continue in demand: the sales since our last embrace 1300 boxes at 30}¢ cts, oash; and several hundred boxes at 32% cts, 4 m Foreign Markets. Rio Dx Janxino, Sept. 6.—M: t monthly report was under date 26th ult. Business in sales continues dull Flour—Arrived, Baltimore and Oriole, From Baltimore, Navarre and Globe, from Philadelphia, with 7,214 bbls. It is always unwise to send old crop flour here on the eve of new coming forward. Any quotation for the arti- cle would now be nominal. About 1600 bbls fresh Balti- more sold at $18, mo; previous sales were at $20 in re- tail, and, as dealers only purchased small parcels for cur- rent consumption, till the crop comes to market, a sudden reduction has pretty much checked sales, as led tothe belief that large supplies were at hand. Don stios are unsaleable and supply very large, both from id and the United States. Candies— ) dull at 740 re; tea, without demand; lumber, 54 feat on = for which 60 rs per foot is offered. Rosin—5|/000 « per bbl. Coffee—Fine new crop very scarce. Se- nels /200 $6 69 per 100 Ibs on Tard, first, 31000 « 3 100 $6 30 = $661 per 100 Ibs on board; os a #800 $5 60 & $5 97 per 100 Ibs on board @ crop late, but will probably be 1,700,000 Hides nominal at 190 re F hts continue good at 14 for coffee, $l to N.Orleans. Five or six voesels would cause & decline, Ex- We have advices from Montevideo to the 20t! | inst.; business dull. Flourin demand at $24 826 for freah Baltimore ; 1600 bbls on the way from here, and more than 6000 to be shipped. Hides 26 rs or 8<0 per Ib on board. Vessels wanted. No pe change. The blockade of Buenos Ayres was maintained Hope Frenob. Dates ‘rom the Rio Grande to the 18th ult B continued dull, Baltimore flour $23 ; Richmond $26. Stock 6000 bbis, and 3000 on the way. Hides 8) a 80 onboard, Freights dull. Antiava, Oot, 5, 1847 —The stook of breadstuffs is not heavy, but the recent accounts from Europe of the great fall in'price of breadstuff, which it is naturally eupy will have a similar effect on your market, has caused a dullness with us, and our dealers are unwilling to pur- chase except what is required for immediate consump- tion. Crackers cae 60 per bbi.; pilot $460; n $4; | sane: candies 1 1b; codfish $2.79 pee $275 not salmon do; Mlowives $3.50, doy herrings 8:80; do; pecuerd ts | Ss —— re Arrived. Livenroo.—Packet ship opeshire--Rer Dr AD Edd: jad. 7 th, Miss Mi my Leac! te ing ork: HJ. rourvomer omen ent cause | Mepoka—R Walah, Misa E Walsh, Mins Creasey, lady an Mn MA as Richard Cobden—E, Baile: id. lad ‘Masters Bailey, Mia ‘Lenan, A.A public—P McAuley, Mrs Martin, Mrs weg fr Salled. Barnes Tpke ship V1 ptorians a add re ra ‘Bioet sieae abertina) sega Fane Sy eta Tai eusta, Row Yorks Barrett and lad fd four as burn and servant edo ad Lmportations, Liverroot—Ship Yorkshire—50 tons iron C H Marshall— gr7o bers do 259 b/ & French—156 ba's do Clark o-=61 do 1828 bars Smith Clark & MeC 87 bars H Anchiocloss & son—I cl tey—! bor pace Tnomss & Veil—1 bi 2b o—4 H “Swan— iW Wihtewright—tek Wellawa ke Schell gr J Warreu—2 pi s Seaman ed bas WK iB Double: Hoy wate Russel & March—7 4 Haight & co--2 casks V was diy—6 cke Wooster A Ensign— 1J Mulleo—i! bxs Gihon & Wm Sloane—8 cs Oremvall, Bteele—S Dana, Son & 12 {aed ieded Hoary, ‘& Smith—! Sich, Sereraeaie Tom [ends sort seks J LL at ‘r Bird, ais & co—8 anvi & J Hunt dot Elliman & KBrowets, ‘do, Alford & coI6 es MeGal ay ‘Hant—3 A 5 ah ah & eres G —1 Ibbotson & E Horner—i Corning, mdz Barton, Brothers & co—l1 cs 1 ck M Armstro gue, Wer ci—4 Allen, He is. Coat j—{ bs Russell & Marsh—5 cs RE: fer k con? Burnham & Plamb—7 Stone, Swan & co BiH Owen2 Reiss. Bros & co—12 bdls W Redmond d—6 cs WM summers & c 9 Butterfield. Bro? ke eo 1126 0-9 bls 33 ce Tonker, ‘Mead &ro-i2 cs) & J Ba: Bruce & sops—3) a ag 6, anvils Folger, jorner & co—1 cs lazen & co1 Gilles ot as ing—| J Keeley— ell, Whitemore Fs lac! ¢o—7 Watson, J: hnston & co—396 bars jrov 00 bdls do Pierson h co—i44 bxs Srokes. Gilbe £ to 1579 bare ion, 99 bdis do ls Walker Bros=37 ¢s 60 buls Naylor Ovi pau a Le ae ves vot an cn foe ck nfs v's fow days, having Previotsly ald, put backs nad flome Ports, ta do: Blatecmass aly ete 27—Arr schr Diana, yum, Franklin, HEN ot et * Homans NYork: Joss: | | * brig J list, eimgstoa, de. " Bwe- l ‘he yok nnd off the Point, on account of cee Richardson, via, via Bow: N . wi ede ‘Se avis, fielrened Lan inidnd’ Cld ahioe Chlorte Johaston, . Mawoaie, (vew.of Richmond, Me) Hauer “None anes AZ jew York, 675 tons) Moser, de ireble, Hevepa: y'Berilett, Mobile: omimedus, Bailey. 8a- Mail, 1 Philadelp! ‘om——. Sigal fora brig and 67 sch Wy iden «uh lune ‘one having 3 masts. Cld, brigs Sabtil, sania, Lisboa; Commodus, Bailey. ; Wvior, Philadelphia; senr Jas Porter, Williams, Jerem Sid ship Mas nic and brig Cyclops. Glovcgsren, Oct2—Arrsehrs Freeman, Barter, Thomas tou for NYork; Matilda, Wooster, rt Di ware. ‘Trott, fom wes for do: Ohi Phila; May Flower, Foster, Machias Fre tchkiss, Surinam; 25'h, bark Win: ren hy Buch for Galveston: schrs Vendalia, Melutyre, Bristol, for New York: Peru. Sghps ton, Beater for Fh § Role mal}, Che: vitae York; ‘Sarah 8 ny, envy alais for i Union, Pe Tromaron or dor er tlizn Clark, tport fondo Georg . Greeley, fm do or Baldimore; Lily, son, (m Camden for ouaixs HOUR, Get 25—id this this AM, barks Massasojt, Gard- er, Baltimore fof Boston: Conn, Philad for do; brigs ane tS edens Pailgd for Newb ports St do for Boston; ramen lo at ; Chiel Balt more for do; Sdiforna, achra Hanover, Case Frinidads Guna fer dow Banker Hilf, naon fartigon, Philnd for i Serine: ie Hie. Sherwood, do i Boston; Gen Warren, wvin, Philad for Portsmouth Lusec, Oct 20—Arr sch , MDuffie, N Yok. Sid, bet tne H Stephens, sth imaica; schs Ligure, Nor.on, Chnary, Famsworth “Moniue, Oct 20—Cld brig Sa: ah Brown, Welch, Boston New Osteans Oct 18—Arr Ga veston, (s) jand, Gal- ioe Pordeautt big W chr ex, Tampico. Below, coming ‘igh, case, is hula and bark Plymouth. Cla jeasac, Tam polrcea M D-minick, baie an schr Nonvoux, Oct 25—Arr barks eet aa Oak, Smith, Balumore; schi id, mondaon. for Newrort, Oct.2—Arr Chinese Junk Keying, fm NYork for Bos'on; steamboat Gen Li ifs for do; brige Cavoline, nH Boston for Baltimo hin for NYork, Cherok Chase, Boston. for dos Deboraise, Lockha nsor; Em- pure, Ni leaps for New York; A Marshall, Chase, Boston for Tou. ‘Donn, Botton for A ontndria; Pretaont, New: fa: Hy for do, ‘ew Beprorp, Oct 25—Arr schrs Emeline, Nansemond; Wm Brown, Nor! en ke. Newaunyrort, Oct 25—Arrschrs Mary Hammond. Hart- man, and Cairo, Libs, Philad; Grand Island, Hardy, NYork. PortLanp Oct 2l—Arr bark Fi Franklin, Falres Newport: man, Marchias. for N York State, Calais, do; aria, Wilson, Porto Rico. ‘dt vel Julien, Gordons ma. smouTH, Oct 25—Cld bark Apphia Maria, Billio , Oct 26—Arr schrs Courier. Couch, New York; nD, Mu hry. Wr Uathearts do; cio, Flambers. do; Alderman, Ward, imos, Townsend, do: Wm Mowry, Barnell, do. Sid ee) salt C H Marshall ‘Lonpor—Ship Richard Cobden—136 cases copper 579 bars soda to oréer—28 his 11 bls J M Oppenl rd.ng—2 bakts J Ki —3 cs Conley. Keene s re Neott & co- 25 i je & co—600 sovereigns A Bi: 3 bxs 1d esks 3c Ci ie & co—1593 ples 1000 # Hudson—240 tons iron 27 tons steel Smi casks bieschiag powder J Lee & co—7 tons ', Dodge & com11 A ise—4 A & J Stew co—6 Sands, Fuller & co—1 csk whis- & Brand—7 bss Richardson & Watson—2 cases es & com2inacks 4415 ech heim—11 cks E & raenplusch—4 hi ie 1s H Keeler—400 Thurger & co—! Adams. Mitchell & co—1 Phe! art—7 Hughes, Ward MARITIME HERALD. Port of New York, October #8, 1847, af Ships—Leibnitz, (Ham) Sle boom, racy Br Neat ; Elizabeth Eee, Tyler, ge olumbia, Galloway, Charle: k—Reform, Lewis, Apal ta, Port au Prince, O § & W Ferris & Co; Br) Beeman, Bermuda, Tucker & Light: NC. 4 y West, 8 L Maitland & Co; o Mossett & Co; & ae [ee tire ae & Ci Brigs—Hayti. Cut Lady of the Lake, ( bourn: Belle, Myers, Simoes Aiholio, Pi lle, shai, Fie ‘Balimors; Emily, Johns verpool, Oct 1, to. C H ven, apne bark: Amity, of et 18, n0 lat oF h bark Mina, of Bremen. “Liverpool, Bept27. to El Nevins & i mayest Debil, Comreallant yard, mai 6,29 Harbeck & Co Son Jet 20 no lat or reall for Liverpool from tgs given, exchanged sie pe: it. Bip Republic, Blivei iSite Richard Cobden, Banell ys, to Dunham & Di- t. Jac 41 40, Jon 62 rom Bordeaux for eon (asm) Winch 0. Ww Orlenne) Pendagase Wooa inst wis st - mah er vessel in hd 75 miles distant, spoke raat ‘San Juan. iB is pei pee ters Crowell, Halifax, 10 days, to Hunter <paih schr Debonail, Lockhart, Windsor, 15 days, to 7 British schr Sterling, ——, Windsor. 12 days. Grasse, 7 days, bound to Payne. Prerneeow ss In beating up the Mary Ann, which carried ing, sprung bowsprit, &c. Bark St Mary, Mobile; brig Lady of the Lake, (Br) Bermu- da; Bhi Robert Patten, Patten, from Marseilles, still remains Heraid Marine Pautapenruia, Oct27, 4P M—Arrived— 3a a, Puerto (i fabelio; sehrs Julia. Hill, osu do; Two Brouiers, Buekaloo, New Haven: Moric K’hambre’ Biaschard, Port Wal Turley, vane bark Cornelia L Jaga, and orig Portland, Clough, Gua- Crowell, Nguiesns « 3 bark Johan D on Darton N ee hxpedita ‘Crowell: ) PR. ‘Cleared—Ship Alba Porter, Thomas, Mobil sehes Cervantes, hichiga , Allen, and Miscellaneous Record. Barx Hecta, Attwood, which sailed Tuesday for Matan- zas, went ashore on the Hook same night, but was got off yes- terday morning by the steamboat Orns, without damage. Bric Saran Lovisa, which sailed from Baltimore on the 19 hfor Bath, put back on the 26th, having sprung aleak in the Scur Ann, of and for Sandwich from Phil bil went ashore on or regain Rocks on k ed and full of Ai Brio THoosa, at a i Ocracoke Bar on th She was in charge of a pilot atthe time. Mussina Vesser—New Lanka brig Emma, of Newfound. Lind, sailed from Pictou, Aug 27, chald:ons coal, and has not Launcnes—A fi hh Be ton, NC, from Boston. got on and carried away rudder, &e. 1 Boston, with ‘about 170 d fro) sabe on the 25th Unel, and is intended hip she is talled th yank, on the id inst, by Let Smith, Jr, a shi ed by Si Mr W ord at Jotham Binisdell. Also, ty aden ‘Titcomb, a fine ship of about 550 tons, called the Ni jathaniel Thompson, owned by th Messrs Titcorb, Thompson aud others. Capt Francis Thorp. at, it by Wo L, Hans. Wim Jones & fon. of Por it Thomas Jones, who sui son will command her. t Elliot. Me, 28th 750 salle one for capacious sowass and fast sailing, and hee mate: np, called the Nathaniel Blake, irda} noon last, at Port- and fiaish of the best kind. A new bark of about 2¢ was to have been leneclon land, by Messrs Jordan Bo) J eile carely of white on owned by Nathaniel ip Joshua Visuran was.to have been launched at Newbu- he J M is intended for a freighter ‘op & Manran. of Providence, an fs the third ship built this season ryport on Saturday last. and is owned by Messrs Capt Frost, of Danvers, am on the Merrimack, for Providence. ‘Whalemen. Arr at Westport, Oct 24th, be es Ocean, with 450 bbls sp o' W, schr Lonisa, Provincetown, 36 bbls sp oil. S14 from § Stonington, Oct 23, ship Mary & Susan, Pendleton, Catherwood, Cashing, At- Bept 15, lat 35 30 N, lon 45 "12 days from Boston for take in the date, as she 5, eve from Boston for New Orleans, Oct 22, rig. Callader, Wie hence (16th) for San Juan, no date, Gu ngagers Aug 31—Bark vA elt Hard . Hep sco “nue 27—Bark Saxony, caren Ane Sept 2—Brig Mic mn. lam) Christoffer, fm aft a Boston, 6 di Gor ene tor ‘he idence, 3 d Soke Beton! Gerdaer, Digiton, nye Oet'25—Arr sch: John Suow, Gordon, Bluehill, or ‘or Wasrenaron, NC, Qct 21—Arr brig Thos, Howes, Bos- toa. Cldschra Actor, Robinson, and Frances, Gaut York; 20th, Hear, Lane, do; loth, Globe, Simmons, do; 15th, Bodine. Coffin, do a AARenam, Oct 23—Arr schre Emma Hotchkiss, and HR LEE A GENTLEMAN in possession of high testimonials from the Universitv oe Cambridge, England, where he studied, would like to find employment ax an Instructor, evher ma School or private. family, Heh has had long and successful ex perience emoluments, a mod ‘would be accepted, hi pel ‘object for the pi to obtain omfortab He understands French ani Masic, would have no > objection to go South or into the beaters Address Mr. Best, 427 Broadway, New York, 027 3t*m r ANTED—By a respectable young woman, a situation as ‘Seamstress in a private frmily; would have no objection to assiat in the taking eave of cl etory references as to character and capacit; dressed to B. R. at this office, will receive imm 027 3t* WANTED—A Tady, who has had experience in teaching, i situation as resident teacher in a private fami'y nool. Would prefer the South or Weat. Refer. sof the highest respectability. Address W. H., Office of his paper. 026 3tfn WwW ANTED—A gentleman whorprofe teach Greek, ‘Latin, and English, wishes a situation as resigent teache: inn private fomily. Address M. O. R.,to Finance Hotel, No 1 West street. 027 St*rre A LADY who bas had considerable experience in aching, ‘and who is qualified to instruct in Music and Drawing, as wellas the usual English brazches, wishes to obtaius situation in a private fami) ‘The best of references given. . Ward, Eaq., 95 ( edar street, 09 SaTuTh 12t*re FARTNER WANTED IN A Fil MANUFAC- ‘establishment, now in successful operation. Con: ected therewith is an {nine of 30 horse » cast and shear steel furnaces, filt hammer, &c. The lo favorable for the supply of coal, iton. and provi ° gent low. ‘The entire concern may be purchased if desired File cutters, first rate melter wanted. ‘Adarens tlette pant paid) Boy 844 Pirrshureh post “fice Secon SOND HAND KUKNI:UKE AND Lo TING NTED.—Ladies or gentlemen havi ing any -superflu- Tus oF cast nf clothing or furniture to dispose of. can obt i 8 cash price for the syme. by ssuding for a line through the post-offi tually attended to. 69 Duane street. Ladies can be attended to by, Mrs. Cohen. nan ob Goods and Oid Stock bought to any amount. C Di reen TION.—The partnership heretofore ex the undersigned, under the firm of J. FLIN' day dissolved by’ mutual consent. The bu othe heim will be eleses by George Gy ovt, to payments may be made, JOSHPH HINT, GEORGE C. HOYT. New York, Oct 26, 1847. 027 3t*re ESSRS. CAREY & VER VALEN, Surgeou Dentists, having recently retumed from Soutk America, announce to their friends and the public that they are now prepared to to their profeasio at their e salary nt bein; od Will, Fixtures and years, of the ‘well known Dining and Ovster Sa. loon, 235 Centre street, will be sold very low as the owner is engaged i in other business. Enquire of Geo. H. ae onthe pre 026 3t*rre ‘PIRI a S TURPENTINE—60 barrels Spirits ah for sale by WOUDHULL & ST o2m South street. $ REWARD —A large gold pencil case, haying a pen and pencil, and a stove, with the letters W. W. on even 3 it,.was either lost or yrolen ‘on Saturday afternoon, neighborhood of Wall eets. ‘The finder will re. ceive bo above reward by leaving it at the effice of this paper. terre. O WHOLESALE DEALERS IN FANCY GOODS BOOKS, PRINTS, &e—The Advertiser, haviog 1 ceived ov consignment an'assoztment of Fancy Goods, inte leaving the end of this month (October) for Pitsburg, cinnati, Louisville and other Western and Southern cities, in cluding New Orleans. Mobile, &e. He mtends to make a large circuit through all the prigeipal cities, should suficient inducements offer.” He is, therefore, willing to take on eon signment any description of goods Would be willing to un- dertake the sale and collection of books, novels, Letters addressed to NB. A. 'T., Post Office, "Philadepia, (vost paid,) will be attended to 026 12t¥ rre IBLO’S SALOON, 557 Breadway.—This establishment, having undergone an entire alteration for the winter sea- son, having been thoroughly re-decorated and painted, is now randy for respectable balls, concerts, exhibitions, fairs, e. &c. The Concert Saloon is allowed by tmusicians and competent ju and sound. d respectability é fara . ing floor, nnd richly decorated: Phe rooms, ate aicatrably gical Gs ou able light and ae ex Hiinvons, “he retirire aud dressing roome are large, light, and comfortable. fadividuals or committees may ascertain the terms by appiying onthe premises, gr by letter port raid, _Niblo’s Botoom: Bri Brontwny head jel pine tad ’s Watch, satin dial, with @ beach of he finder will receive a liberal re wird, by brinving it iy ‘2 Brondway. 027 3t¥re , Hagtord iva bow ¥ 01 ae ‘M Strong, ao fon ry rightman, ae MA Gray, the nen im every aa town and city cee bottle, to keep in the house, in case o! ‘rt ‘TO. LET FOR THE WINTER.—A suit of apart A ban: a Fy Mi Bisckatoa i i SE Gabor. Bostut Le G Elliott, New Haven; J Go- New York; J Evans, Kingston; Sie ‘he situal ae Tespect- ‘the cond Block from J Clarke, South Carol: Hooins now ready for inspection. shen, Louisville: J Bowdery, Benntgeoas Provider FOR SALE —'the leave aad Revasey a i t wi - joowa public house, 470 Pe Huckenbuerifeold sta of the best stands in the city, when ing on the third floor nearly pays = » US a Melutyte,. ‘Phila jelphia; Z CLINTON HOTEL. Robert B Fordham, Harbor; Geo. .W Cole, BL Thompson, Boston; J M C. Hlorida: AP Losee, Worcester 3 Capt eben Kail. York; Me Mulford sag Har! ‘eed, Di dieton, Ri Mise ive EA: Frovideace: Dr MW r; Miss Dimon, B C wees X y a, Ut; Mr and Mrs H wed 20 Al wen soa 169 Bi 026 ISHED KOOMS bid Tey KOR GEN- pa FY SH Finee rd, woul be let reasunabl OUSE. C sari, Boston: bf Denis JM gibet, ne mt leg, New salto (ON HOUSE, CHAKLESTO « 7 =" hers Jeave to announce Gharlostoa, tet Flees dar ive tote and Nowtowa;s Curtiss, J Cathoun, ol Nassh Allyn, ae CW Leouard Baltimore; v Cizenovia; W'H ‘thi C Metealfe, Balti: ant Mrs W » Mol oF eda; y Hobbie, ips HOTEL. B Gibbs, W Stowe, B: an, Seotli "Mirs. D. flatters herseif'that ler arrangements for the su of her table (both at home and occasionally from the nort aoe N. Bru well as thea’tention nnd yeneral good attendance at the ules WwW Smart, pal np earns offer {wr sale their usual emer of Dutch bh Bulbous Hoots, con sisting of choice double and single hyactnt narcissus, Jonquils, aeris, gla Also a large collection of bert ree 1of eholee Stuart, # Ballleysd Alien, T "Gillingham, | JUDSON’S HOTEL. WY, Clatke, Boszons, Robert Watao Norwich R Yale, N Shaw, New Yorks W Bradley: Mendeu densburgh; N Merriman, Conn; Capt Pratt, New York; Russell, Portland. LOVEJOY’S HOTEL. ase plants and garden 1g THOMSON. 835 Broadway. TOR SALE—WESTCHHSTE: ito $150 per acre. To gentlemenjwishing ardeners. and a'l others in waut of a lo- zphor jood of New York. ‘at Westchester, within 9 miles of the Ct ockville; J Brooks, Parks jand; sites for country a veto! wasting over Harlem Brid are offered at at private sale, in lots containing from 5 to 50 pas walk of the Harlem Rail- lands are within, 15 minutes Sere T road, front on good roads, are and churches on afferent denos 4 assis “ysevieietit MOR ester WALTER RUTHERE Counsellor, 79 Nassau st., New A KARE CHANC TO TEWELEKS— proprietor of nn old established Jewelry st: about retiring from enue stock and fixtures, with a good thir apprrasal, for cash and pret vaper. Possession given immediate ton ford; Waterford: 8 i} Copeland, Philadelph beniven Appiy to a Jones, do; I J Es {cee Ameuia; ‘A Judi G yarn Onsyill the business, offe ir Haven; iw gaged Providen Surtis, do; KR & Warren, Ut J Wheeler, Provitence: J wW Green, do; 8 G3 ier Cooksbu [7 ASTLY “FORTANT TO EVERY ‘MAN, ANP oF, $0 to economical Bie sea oe "T', 94 Nassau street, wishes isin ‘Amherst; H D HF, canta & Pua HeMurian, Plattsburgh; @ John Boston; 8 Lavi nal River; © P Bi Goodr. Ww rents to stand fee F ey possess Ht ye sold at an advance of on! jucge for veanalte at O41 sgrhich is as fol iM Newport; EK oe | ceva ‘New York; A ute eure AGUERKEOTYPE PLAT+.3—Seiling off at cost a lot of enperiee French plates, © VicTOR BISHOP" 12_Maiden lane. up stairs. iF, NATIGNAL FIRE INSURANCE, COMPANY No. even street—insurance against Fire 3 Phis Company is prepared to ae aes yr d»mige bv fire on dwelling houses, Ki . wares aud merchandise of onal property, and on risks of trans- Jei Enders, New ge J pest G Westcott, Utica; JS and Double Griset. a Wi if ‘Bley. Boston; Hae Di 3d ‘dbs, A A Mason, We : D Gay, “Massachusetts; Mason, G cea: 8 a every EEE and pe! portation and inland navig: tion ThomaaW Thome, Jobu dH Pane Hite Beach, fees eed, eet Secret tal of this institution is now fall, ey with louey to Joan on bond and mortgage. EW FISA AND SALY STORE. commenced busi street, wher: wrtgy her NORTHERN HOTEL. J Ackley, J Weljon,, Kinderhook; J Martin, Detroit; A M tr Winegar,P CNeuzen, Massac! Rd 2 Brenton, Stockbridge; T’ Hoffman, D. Beach, Bebo L, an . is THOMAS" ‘Ww. THORNE, President. fall Miver; H Proud, West (he teans; KM Morrison and lady, RATHBUN'S HOTEL tad Ingersoll, Baffalo; Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Bostwick, rorene W H Walsh MChoee Boston. Seale Baltimore. F Sykes, b: Wekted call doy ood erel, salmon, and codfi All kinds of five and aren sn Inland, and Saliua, in lots to suit pure Ibotne, Albany; WH. R Holden? Bolivia; PC os ati; W Cooke, rhiladelphia; mace HOTEL CC Lewis, Pompey; 10 TW oak me joked herring. &e. cjnding Liverpool, Turk’s 7. ‘PRANDY, P. 8. Business transacted between this city and the rah Frovinoss on reasonable terms. Nove jt_ mackerel and salmon lan Jone Howe, Halifax. For sale by 1K FASHION ABE. ry Fano im stron opposite: she Wi eee forthe fall —_ F piewcst i Raddin, By mour, PHoustackviies 8 Peck, Carbondale fe Sie 3-4 3M JG Ludiow, do: owe landesty do; Hon A Gi Fort ‘edward: us do; te P Moffatt, do; ‘g W Nii J Tucker, Lake Bleys roen Miss A Ht Ei WESTERN HOTEL. J A Allen, © M Calton, N C Pratt, Bengor; § M Maddock, Cc Jargur, Philadel hy ity—my pric coats | shall keep, handsemsely etme ery fme ones, $20. ince veneh from Aes to pay aie tee ENUINE BEAR'S “otk ‘study, close couline- pepsia are the principal nile more mortifying ci me of the natural ornament can, indeed, hardly be ‘best ralculated to beve- hikes sie; 1’ D Brown, Liv reton Co; ‘f Hanter, 8) ‘arner, Paterson; — Nan, 8 Spencer and Wart Foreyth, HN Hubbard, Oswego es A, Mae Is Binghampton; Jia jh i W Peekskill, WV ashi ington; Notag A oe ED pr ‘That, preparation, then, hair, which has a tendency to equalize the to stimulate the ae. and nourish lie immediately beneath. by the undersigned, from rior for this purpose to any merely artificial iyerarton “ty ighly perfumed, and its use commended by oe ae th hl tution and physioloy Bear's pa fey 4 ura, Oil, impor W Bro: R F Hitehcoek, N fale W Baily, Forbes Hil en, G sar Provi mn AC Munger, Auburn’ 8 Breeton, Rochest: 4 H Hazards, Norwich; W 8 Wilson. il A Rose, Penn Yan; G B Tyler, Peon Yan; G Orcott. Little Ch |, Salem; G W. Pavion Providence; Mrs McCoun, Whitehall; 3, MAD ‘Waterfors HL “Weaver, N Yi Se Che fest Broad wi ottlen 40 Cente; a Brithaet ro betaaaned et Ql must purchase only such Hency Jonson, 278 Broadway, New York. hie ok gecane eee ie ee ge Lay LEECHES !—10,000 Sweedish and Ge: Teceived aud for sale pyr CLEU No.7 John street. P. 8. Cow f.0 BOOK BINDERS—A Stampi —A new aud improved thoes to wi or trendle, mauutncture k by steam power in le by HUE & CO. 29and 31 Gold st._ iy Jase, yegerved, OWKLL ON THE Lado tod ‘Treatise on the EYE, its Diseases, ings, rules for the selection of To be had at the author sepe"Powell attends exclusively to diseases of the Eye an wi from 9 to4 o’clock, at his of "Artificial Eyes of a superior quality recently imported. the ‘with es, ¥ stad of bockseBars Curse FABER—all kino: ¢ 261 Broadway, comer o! GDEN & MOBBY, Wholesle Deslers in Paes Groceries and. Megicnn Gr ods, 2. fs, mouth iio é feeeived and imctded wall polnteon the Rio Grande or in in New Orleans—Messrs.j Litanp, Mospy a ie manufacturer's rooms, for playing, Aus street, eutrance from 149 6 on the Ist floor, 7 Tables ILLIARDS, the sale of tables, Fulton, ‘Honvs4 Ten Pin Al the 2nd. Cloth, balla, owe, wal, and French cme, points, KAS COMMERCIAL AGENCY AL VES’ etal —The undersigned will attend to the Collec nd Accounts in the State of Te Sales of Real Estate, the Purchase of Produce, Forwarding of Merchandize, and of ide Field are conne: and invite their frends an B. The two gents above named are very popgier ia asisesentionr saloons are worthy of patronage —K.p. I oh ncinghead In New ‘ORK. LONINSKY® CALCULATING MACHING. —These extraordinary and wonderful machines hiving been. Just id the United States completed, and the patent in Englani me Ww offered to the rable a having been secured, sale. They are the most ingenious ii must prove invaluable to - such as Le hase TS. i, STNRUSTADT & BAR Patentres, 42 Fehr Allen n Passos Robert ©. Wetmore & Co., ck, C bathed & bi by ne Hon. John W. Kdmonds Win! ‘Townsend & Co. Address No. 11 Pine street, New OTICE—The co-partn: able heretofore. existing between the undersigned, GILBERT & FLETCHER, is this di ved by mutual consent. ai debts due the concern will be settled. A, GILBERT, 179 Broadway. W. FLETCHER. New York, Oct. 25th, 1817. __027 3t¥ re _ ENCING, BROAD SWORD, and CAVALRY EXER- ‘UISE, taught by M. De Lany; No 421 Broadway, near Canal sere Army and Navy officers taught the art ‘of the sons athours to suit their e ee 023 120"re EWSPAPER ESTABLISMENT FOR S4LE. country newspaper establishment, isegsiee, its scription list, printing materials, and ¢ effects of fice, wt ood will, offe gain. It three years—enjoying tising and job work patronay ‘one wi i to purchase ear alars by — dressing note to “ Ezekiel,” U. 8. Hotel. None need « unless they have the cash for payment, and at least $1, that. New York City, Oct. 16, 1947. ol 1aterre. O FAMILIES.—BOARDING-HOUS KEEEPERS, nd others, wishing to lay in their winter stock of groce- ries, such as butter, cheese, lard, tea, sugar, coffee, and all other articles in t 'y line, will make a saving of twenty-five warranted article, by calling at 396 Pearl street, m Frank'io “oes AD orders strictly attended to, and sent to any pment, free of expense. Prime butter, mall packages, to suit the purchs O15 14t® re W. STORY, Agent. ANCING | ACADEMY: BHAKSPEARE, i HOTEL cor ner of Duane and William streets. ERT. SON having returned to nNew York, Tahtes this tnotned of ia forming his pupils aud the public, that he will open his classes ve rooms, on Monday, October 11th, when he will have Ledge re of es Tagg the new Polka, Mazurka, the Poll Mazurka Quadrilles, the Waltzing, Temps pad other fashionable Dances. Moe io how heal Pogo ed for | misses and masters, M ony edines aay commencir Yelock; gentlemen, inenday y oe turday evenings, ng at and 8 o'clock. 1 also commence classes at his private academy, oh street, on October 13th; Wednesdays Lod Saturdays misses and masters, from 3 to 5 and on ada a yand Friday evenings from 6 to 8 for ladi and from H « 10 for Gentlem« Instructi iv yr in class Semi in private to pa a re ,orat Mr. R's, poe treet, where in particular information may be had. Assemblies for the maps Peele Mice eeatmacthly, coumenciog on te Hocr Ne ber 08 Mt*re thi th Ly a Wo OL ae poreet ich student 18 instructed and en- Wr of a set of bor eke with perfect confidence tom spt himaelf to every requirement of real ne of of every description done. Comrpgeces | sceoumts arranges Open evenings. a of LEATHER BF NDING FOR MACHINERY —The sub- finding muchdifficulty in procuring a sati artele offeaiher belts for their own ges have ‘commenced the manufacture of thew, and are Tender a! ordemto “ang Ror ear i a rica tee | fe prepeed ‘a LA iA, or oe ny he cen 8 | Sagal a AED RB wee ou ok EDICAL CAKD—Dr, devotes his entire ti A collegiate edne: Vik INFALLIBLE. HAIR DVE—Alexande Improvement of 1816—T! Hair Dye ever known fordyeing the Tricobaphe ost, successful ‘Liquid ir, whiskers, &e. x newt jack, so exactly resembling the natural colut of tantaneous and moll a ete Ey twenty-six the hair as to defy detection. ie ocemral their" ret It can be used with the fee from those properties (usnal in al ce brated preparation) of giving an sametaral oo) or purple tint youtn, indueinganeturaal emi are redically cured b: M. restoring. od system toa arf cure guaravteed. red by Dr. M, on improved ‘without pain or neonvenience, for sale by most of the respectable United States, and by ay | aoe Te y the sole parents ge 32 A. WRIGHT, Philadelphia. SHUGH’S , VENTILATING WIGS, Seal ” Head Dresses, stand pre-eminent above in the world. An examination will Their peculiar light, ventilat ter; their beiug shaped and rows, every hair having ‘the appearance of issu- rove gt no eg RT is still to be foundat street near Fulton. where he caube unhappy vietims of malpr The Doctor’s treatm See cbpetrnte nsec non-mereurial system already successful ‘on the contine: t of Earope. the consequent result of in turmal emissions, ta i workmanship thetr style of ‘fish and. rr ombination of improvements, that all tl e laperet | be discreet mdulgence in maa fal her with recent at paid, enclosing a ue! “prompt extort heads ot hair ws or with intention to purchase. the City Hotel. Entrant —DR. TOWNSEND'S SARSAPA- a relieves C4 of . Mrs. Parker Kindly sent us the follow: Sourn Brooxiyn, Aug. 17, 1817, ‘mal Tevazanen tie Iygives me pleasure to testify to th effects I have experienced from, the use of you! reduced by nervous: riety of female com- jas induced to try pe D«, OF ER, “DUANE SIE and William tree i NG THE LADIES. RILLA is a favo great amount of suffering, and gives ¢ of the Ladies. ild enses core na costes new taxinod by wht stricture in from oneto two into the patient, enses of this divease Strietare—Dr. Cooper has disco and sma ap he can cure the worst form an P"hroughton by a seecet. habit his, when, too freely indul {the limbs and small o! sion to society. A nan ite eneral debility, \— F8" i DA. DN OF QUACKERY — lew York College of Medicine and Pharm: ag eevee their attention during a private nature, can confidently promise to persons Tosti anafe and Fasty yf cure, without GONORRH from bi Min who are afflicted as | have ly members of the N Toapsix. yours (0 . Bi -N; BLOODGOC DGOOD, fe: sale on Vindlay Campane, ria and quarts. a doy pale Sherries, Paity CURSES. OF ont mo treatment in from au, Ty aail in one-third of RES OF THE ORE! gome medical men as cial succes enor to the pation 1g Daan Ay ier (considered b ingnerdore ITUTIONAL DEBILITY e hoe ‘ened offects may be relied upon ike. ersons suffering jemi Boas rior able Mi do old 9 dozen very old yd 75 hall chests fi ‘Aso, other five PANY, oO hit aa ‘ thin day declared a the gaia stock of 5 Seloene Ten, very low. the. cont of the Coll the above compl Sipenbore aay, op a ie of the Colle