The New York Herald (New York [N.Y.])
February 27, 1842

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taJMrollMM* M lllteM **1 41 M I I* v; I H*4 b -4 t i ?4 f -t tlii V>4 "UtaMMMttt1 V*"-1? 1 W.IU. mmmUMmwm*. mjit M a ^WMiMn(?lirar Dteewbo* p BALTIMORE. (l?t April l?dt Mar fSf~ jig: Ik gfifl ntiwtw f iff Jiimyy I lffn icDrutrf Nrw (hip MT. NICOLAS, C latJao* il?h Jit* I F^mur ]!SwSlbW ripSggSSSgtts W. frb 11 TUQUE'S LIN* ?OR ALBANY.-The CRflirtnirtmi ROCHESTER. SOUTH AMY 9E3H9LRICA end NORTH AMERICA,oFfhe Pee lab Um. will ba to readineea to con ma act ruining between lfew York and Alhaay.ond ialenaediate plaeea.aaiooa aa the l-i?1 ("1 '1r? Paaeafe Oo* Dollar. fltlm Zbm. *OR fttaiWMfeDftV?yam. Ak: ^^3A^&RANbEMENT-Tha ?t?unboat OSIRIS, SEZHHuK-Ckat. J. C. Allaire, will coram? running en SSv3?7b?t MtV Mfew*:?leave rniton Market a hp. I ^s^ffaSJass. wa.rs'as fieboat will runee above until further aotiee,aavtoatioa I.'tKe Htihi ?nuer will jxewburgh ??TM?dayjaermagat?v'aloch.aaq Toaadayafad Friday bemlef?TtidjCt of every deeeriptiea, bank Mb er?aito .futon board thia boat, aHiit be at the nek of the |n?fttltif.ial? a bal efladiiic of recaipbv eigned for jfhtkomt an*lrv^ool^ommkhcul lwi A J& ift TBS W^r^iMwplifc arraaftemeate torthe rear X ISO, appeal* toRW* iiu Iriende ilh sentiment! of ainecwt nNMt lor me a We rapport he ha? received tor may fWi *He hfcawiae wiatoa to call the attention of thoee intending to nil for their frieadsin England, Ireland, Scotland. nan Valla, that they cu at all timet to accommodated lip thin ad front Liverpool, on the lit.7th, i?lh, Itth, and nth of each Tf&'SaKttl!,!dr?u.r?. **..0. aaaifraata akowianility, aad dupatehed without delay, and thoee who aaad tor thair friende may real eanefied that every ana and dihgeat tahmlut will to jirtaby the Liverpool faant for. at wall aa all who may emhark with Id aay of theee. whoee paaaeg* haa toea paid, aaywMI to tatoaded witkoat aar dimt. rfaetaagleaauee in makias know a the different iia paaeeagefk came oat during (he laat year, i general eitiefaction, aad (Hat ne Haa cone idee M MMhto hia arrangement! tor tha yaffr ia a Rat of ahipa -W?& OeS? Well nod P.MiuiQ Tim Story 9JkHm fLS****" HoHtof "3? t-ieaham Say an to end TTo. i Wephine ?i Waterloo Dnrh. I.tvarwonl j.iw^uPr.rrov>t. tackk^^~^ Nege wjbhing to hm! t? the M4 aouatrj far 2?h3ytt,reX?!K hmiornt port. 'Om fTs# 2naUMr. J?m D. Rock*,lathan md will raaiaia *?t V*H ***tv I hi 1 11* NKV THE NEW YORK LANCET. J AMU ALEXANDER HOVSTOM.M- Dn PVIUfUKO KVKKV MTOKOAT. CONTENTS or NO. TX. umiiti Fiofeaeor Mott'a Lectures ?n Surffery, Ne. IX. TktWt Bt.Snk in Harelip IIS Stepfcylo-rapba MS HfUWt, Dr. IUmib^kcm'a Prooea* of Parturition." 'OrrriJ Uterus' t? Development of the Uterus MB Class! Action of Labor.'. ISO DHBcnlt Lehor. 1.'. ..J.. MA tasufirieut Uterine Action.. Ml Deformity ef the felvle. Ml Descent of the Sladder. 1SI RigUtty efthe So* rurte 1SI Trarele in Europe and the it art. Xjr Valentine Mott, M. D Professor of Surgery, he. Rous, of Paris, 134 Velpeau.... 1U civiaie... iu iNWMil .....I 133 BdronLarrey.. J:. iS6 M. Soetin.V 133 Dr. Motf*4 Waterloo Ope ret tone* .'Jl. 133 H?|4lalolo Vienna... 1M Br. Mm Off 1? of Tobacco, i 136 Dr. Mott aa a Theologian 130 Tha American Medical Library and Intelligencer. By Kobley Dungliaon, M. D-, Pfofeseor of tho Inatitnteaof Medicine in Jefferson Medical Collage of Philadelphia...'.... ..1........ 137 anireaUL or.rartmcitt. Treatment of the Insane....................... 137 The Revolution in Periodical Medical Literature.. 13d Anatomical and Pathological Drawing.. 110 To Publishers...... 1)0 naicMaiuimuL uroitu Crosby street Cliaique. 119 SaliTbtioB from Colchicum. By WUaoa Jewel],M.D 130 Operation o( Proatatetomy, according to the method of Celsus. By Or. Warron, of Moaton....... 130 CaaeofLoucorrk4' *y IT VORIT SUNDAY MOR WJL?4&| K/ V Artwm the Hmlil Avbcm, Feb. IB, 18J1 TV Boz JMmm?lht Herald's Dtmiptioa it? Grand Soiru m Auburn.

Ooeaiping feetiritlee, aoirece, nl the lika, are peculiaritiea of tbia age. Boz, Baza, Bosiaaaiaall the rag* with you eaatera folk a jo at about tbaae daye. Boatoa led off ia this literary excitement, aad It ia left for New York, the great metropolia of the "Empire State," to pat the cap on tha aMmax of tbia unbounded ozeitoaaant aad aatbaaiaaaa. Well, you have tbe inaxbauatiblo raaoareca la year aity, to carry oat to perfection, any now light, now doctrinea, or aovol devicea; aad abo ro all, yoa not only poaaeaaa the aabataace, bat tbe true epirit of eongealatlty of feelinga, and refined boapitalfty, inimitable aad aaearpaaaod. Tbo aeeaant of the Bos excitement at Boatoa, Hartford, and "all along ahore,*' until hia arrival at tbo wbarvta of year city, bla reception, welcome, and tbo fall aad graphic aceoant, from beginning to aad, of the whole aflhir, op to tbe eloao of the brilliant and aptended eateitiiniMftMdMb, WTally delineated in the eelamaa of the Herald, ezcitea ad mire j J UOll iron ill. ll U> cangni op Ana reyu, huw ?o-i bj all who can borrow, bog, iteal, or pay for tho Herald ia oar Tillage. We bare bad ?o Bos bore to pay.our respects to, aee, tad admire. Bat notwithstanding all tbia, wo hero had a "worry" naa^aiSooat aad apioudid aoiroe ia oar owa way, aad pretty much on oar own book, which "came ell" oa T net day last, aucb ae Auburn aoror before law, (aad 1 eery much doubt if abe oror will aoo again "oany" soon.) Tbore was a grand co-mingling of saxes, ages, cbuses and oonditioae. The etiU or "Moods," were all tbore, es 1 eeejoe tared. Lawyers, doctors, mcrchaats, elerks, raechaaies, bankrupts, gentlemen aad oe iorth, aad ia fine, it seemed as if erory one, who eoold oven in tho poorest meaner display a talent wh'Ch line from fonr and n half to six feat from the braiee, and nonld scare up the amaif asm of three dellara, a eiean shirt aad a shilling, were oa band to take part in the fcativitiea of the evening. I nstieed sense juveniles, quite young, bat presume their.mothers knew they were oat Tho Assembly mot at tho "Aubwm Honse." 1 should think there wore one hundred and fifty la> die* present,and equal that aamber of geatlomeo, all looking well, ie fine spirits, and Osehioaabiy dressed. A part of a military company, from tho cities of Rooaeoter aad Utica were hero, ia fine fall aaifbrm. Tho mombsrs of the ?iraCo. No. 8, all or nuuti* i> uniform and ia coaaactioa with Umi were added our independent company, the "Ankara Guard*," commanded by Captain Jesae Segoine. (by the by, the boat dieipjinariau and military man we hare among ua,> farmed one grand promiacuoua aewmblage of mo ring matter. The dance commenced at 8 o'clock. Great wa? the rush for the floor Nothing, bowerer, bnt perfect order, harmony and gaod feeling pervaded the crowd. The maaie waa peeaiiarly grand and meiodiona. The tanea admirable, and their exeeatioa uaaurIt ia marally and phyaieally imposaibla to do jaatlea to the fair leatnrea.fine bests, exquisite beauty, enehantiog smiles, and native graeaa displayed by the ladiee. 1 hardly dare to partienlarizn, for fear of being necaaed of partiality, far Heaven knowa mr heart want pit-pat, and would go ao at timaa whan the melting eyea of aome af the fair onae interchanged glaaeea with mine. Bnt the ladiea are unwilling sometimes to reeeiVa high eaoomiama, in a general aenae, hat prefer rather t# receive them ia a apeaifle one. They like particolara. Jest to tell agirl that ahe lnoka wall, behaves wall, and dancea well, won't ia all eaeea suffice. Bhe wants yon to apaeify. Sahara yon have it, ia a eoademad farm, and eonnlaa manner, pecnlinrly my own. The Miaa C?ga, lovely, fine torma, and exceedingly graaefal. The Kill H a, four aiatera, afl; tea tefally dressed, beautiful figure, and Aaedancera The Miaa W 'a, lively, gay, and fashionable* the youngest, although exceedingly grnaafnl and accomplished, InclinCa forward a little tee much on -I ,1.1- .1?1. r.alt w? noor i wiib u? BciuiBg m? h*preiNti|in the ball-room,attraction* rarely and bat leldom excelled- The charming and intelligent Mi** S bore a conapicnen* part a* usual; dance* with great eaic, and take* especial pain* at times to exhibit a beaetifnl set of teeth, whichare certainly worth more to her thaa jewels. The Miss S fascinating, intelligent and sensible?fine feature ?approaching somewhat towards the Lady of "B?" in features, form and lineage. Mrs. S-?, an chanting manner*, a sweet round best, exquisite, waiste and a charming woman,in the strictest sense of the word. The lovely Mi** W?, beautiful Mi** M visiting in town, and decidedly the moat graceful and accomplished dancer in the room?this cannot be. questioned. The sweet Miss B ftc So and a boat of others, that time nor space will low me to mention or even glance at, but suffice it to say, I was completely happy; the ball more thaa smrpssiswd my fbnooet expectation. The beauty of the ladies, the manifest good breeding and attention of the gentlemen, the taste of the decorations of the room, and the luxurious table spread upon the occasion by Messrs. 1) snd L all combines, made k pass off most gloriously. we are to have the elnsiag ball for the season on 22d proximo, to be given by Are company ho. 1. 1 shall probably be on hand, and if any thing worth while transpires,willhiform you. One thing I emit* ted to mention, in connection with the hail?that much praise in due to Lieutenant R Mr. and Mr. P members of the committee, for their exertions in getting up this splendid soiree. Their service* are amy appreciated by these who parties HUd. Of the other mabiri of tke esmmittes, 1 kin 10 rtauki to mska. The weather, eold and bracing. 8oow a boat four inchee deep. Business atlU remain* dull. Banknpti thick?poekata empty? Lawyers ditto, filling np. Toara. fca., Caycoa. Ifraawa. ICorreapandanca of the Herald-1 SriAtvii, Feb. SI. 1842. TV lltather?Artiete? Lione?Religion? Temper one* ?the Time*?Butinen?Bankrupt*, tx. Fainito BrntETT Since nr commnnieatioa of the 7th, the weather haa been aa capriciona as before, and the travelling worse. We had a storm last week, and there was a snAeient quantity of snow fell to make tolerable laighiag, had not the wind, (which blow a gale for tare dags, and boxed the eoaapeaa" every 24 hoars,) driven It all into drift* in the sheltered places. The reads are h-rrid, and consequently the market is dall, sad very little business of any kind doing. The merchants have not deae business enough within the last throe months to pay it.!- a ineir fc?. For Um lui tw# **eki, 1 bare bad nothing else to do, k?t*Mi the three stated koin of eaeh dej, whom the gong of the Syraeaae Moose aeooeeeea that the animals are to he fed," bat to visit the Moot of the place?far Syreeese has her lioaa?aad Rust, the heat of the "Byraenss/' ia one of theaa. Of a dee da y laat week, t left my room, ita comforte aad agnmmi, aad ft relied into the atndio of yoaag Elliott, an artist of modest prettasioae, bat possessing talent of the highest order. He h a no looking yoeag geatleaaaa, somewhat reserved, bat rery prepoeseeaiag in hie moaners. He is a great favorite here, aad well he may he, for the Byraeesiaas hare good reaaoas for being preod of bias. 1 hare seea aaamher of hie portraits that woald do honor to the hoot artists ia New York. Thee# of J edge Lawrenee aad hit lady, aad Mies Rhonda*, tho beautifal deaghtar of the Soaator from this distrier, are among the beet specimens ef the art I hare ever seta. His likenesses are perfect, hi* Mlniu tree to nature, h?s light* and hade* beautifully bleed ad, and a* wan* aod tranaparaat a* gossamar Mikiana, the mini tar* painter, well knew* ia New York, i* hare. I hare had no opportunity of eaaaaiaiag ear of hi* late vtrki, hut I eel tare he i* considered ay aoaaoaaecara a* oae of the beat artiata ia the onantry. Ha ia the painter of a small picture of Washington ia kh yoaagar day*, of which yen hare probably seen aa angraring. It waa taken, 1 belie re, free* an englaai puitMg aew la (ha possession of O. W. Cacti a, sag. There is also, ia this plaer, a yoaag gaatinman by the name of Thayar, who gttea anaah promise if fetare grrataae* as a painter Ha w taking same inatanniina froaa MUott, and has prodnaad soma eneatleat piitim. With application aadstedy he bids lair to ha*ami en eminent artiit. RK E NING. FEBRUARY 27, 1 I bar* attended ehgrch here for the laat two or three S&bhetha. Ywterday 1 attended the Pint Preibytariea, of wlM Dr. Adam* ia pastor. Ha la oaa ol thejpo*teeweif?l writer* of the d?y,aed were he in New York, he weald take rank with such men u Oaderdeak, Spring. Aatbon and Mil* aor. Hi? voice la legr, powerful, aud nauaieal, bat ba waata aetian and energy in bia node of delivery. Ilia reading and pronunciation ia good, aad his style of writing poet Hal, but learaad and argumentative. On tbe previous Sunday, I attended tha Congregational CheMb.and beard Dr. Lansing Ha ia a aebolar aad |fcr voted ehriatiaa. Hia manner ia ala an aaw taaaallaatly wait tog 10 be re bared by toe beakrapt law: tpeeelaatoae moetly ff"'l by tba Ceeibty af ebtaiaieg loaae froae KSKE rssisa B?k af tbia place baa back a little toe liberal ia T J I [ERA I -r ifeiihYft i?v ft** f mq* t 1 JffJft* yy, f *4 1842.

II* iuiu?, i?f ii* u*ui* aiv B"w m?i mes cep( lhose who Iuv? bMUMi with the appointed receiver. The other, he Oswego Uuk, (U,d? erect, ita affairs having h-en conducted with judgment cod sound discretion. The eTils consequent upon the injudicious end tooabundant issue of pa per by the numerous hnnks, spread eror eur conn try, not necessarily demanded by it* commercial operu'ioas, although *?ry sensibly felt in this quarter, hare net predueed among as mat desponoency which rajeat* the pleasures ahd amusement* arising 1 from social intercceres. The old at well ha the young marry?give wedding parties, where the fashionables gather tope ther?eat cake, quaff the aectar of the gods, and sing hence dull care tad melancholy." Such is the elasticity of the human miad, that it frequently seeks relief from orII* which oppress in associations whore cheerfulness pre rails. Oswego has eret been fruitful in scents and oc" currencies of an exciting nature To the mania of speculation in lots sueeeodod the Patriot ferer to release our Canada neighbors from the yoke el Bri| tisk tyranny, with or without their eonsenl, and now, annoagn rne government, rnrongn na uep?n mailt*, (one et least, tha pott office) be* forbid the axarcita of any official function* by tbete bra** pi rile; yet tha injunction in tonaa cases baa been disregarded. To a bow that wn bare arc not out of aigbt, an it ware, aa some in onr lake citiea, through aapirit of jcalouay, chooaa to aay in relation to buaiaet* matter*, lot me inform yon that tbara are now in port, laid up for the winter, nlitv of tha ladies in dia j tribntiog nfrMhiiMU ubwiM; indeed, m? ladiaa war* ao itxivti to dictribata tbeir own cakes,that they pet them aside to have to themselves the pleasare of cutting aad distributing There waa a fine array of good thing* oa the tables, aad the article! of fancy aeedle work, were worthy of the fair hand* from whieh they sprang; the poal office, aaw oaa of the accessary appandagea at a Fair, waa nearly ma down with applicanta, aad Dr. N. ia said to have raceired aa lea* than fifteen free letter*, complimenting him on hia Tariaaa at* taiamaata in drags and literature; Matter Agvstne was exceedingly active, and appeared to pleata himself, if he did not please others A yeung me- chaaic, Mr. U-was excruciatingly liberal aad po- lite; Deacon D. was attentive and polite to all, aa usual, aad with that complaisance ia which only i great men eaa indulge, condescended to make the Sail pleasaat by joining in aoe of the cotillions, all he-clocked aad be-wigged as hn was, aad ap ?*J wwU* Kfmnalf at rwariinwlv vnunc todies made a fine display of "iieanty; among I theaa my attention was attracted by a stately yeuag lady in black. Miss F, whose oral featnres, and i fashionable toumure, touched many hearts. The ptlile Miss C. a rosy ehaehed blonde, gay, lively, and l?ogMt>?, fitted through the room with her fair sister; the fair round checked beauty, Miss H., whose ringlets received an occasional caress from fingers white as snow, had her bevy of adorers. The pretty Miss M.'o beautiful white teeth were exhibited m frequent smiles of pleasure, and seem- ed to enjoy her?elf with nnmetbodistical delight; she carried atrophy of love in the devotion ef her long-hair ed and patriotic admirer. The fair Miss W*s bright black eyes, cherub Usee, and rnvnn tresses,commanded admiration. Th? {literary Mioses W sad their fair trsis, stayed bet a tort time, mneh to the regret of their admirers. The delieele fee* tares aad sylph-like form of the fair representative from Batten ville, wore conspicuous oven amid that blase of beauty There was also a fair widow, a hose tmbompoM did net interfere with her enjoyment, and whose fine proportions seemed alive with delight. Among the married portion we noticed Mrs W, who, althoegh a grandmother, is still hsadsome. Mrs P., so eetlamMe for dteeoantenaaciag slander, met her sister with exemplary affection. Mrs. W., whose mild Ihee bespeaks her aweet temper. Aad many others; bat amid the whirl aad excitement ef the eecne, leoald only recollect thoce who made the stronger impression on mo, cither by their beauty or dress, ecccatrici tie* or good breeding. I mm terry to loom thet the fair, although tot plcaiut to all who ittnM, wma (?Mtkiu of a failure, to far aa oroflt waa concerned, nearly tha whola receipt* being (wallowed ap ia room rent, aad ether axeeaeee, incladiag the liberal coaiMuatioi to the maiiciaaa who played during thr fair aad ball; aad feel the more rrieer4 at it ba- f eaaae the? hare beea already obliged t* make 9 their oaeetlag hoaee fifteen feet email* r than waa i origiaally ialeaded. I Adloa, Baiorn. f PaaarnL Bnnawic.?A fcnrfnl epidemic ia now ragtag at TeOamaeh, Michigan eweapiag air ita tic time ia tha apaee ef a aery few bear* after ita preaeaoe ia Malt It* edbeU are Aret diecorered by paiat ia the head LD. as==============s====^^} __ wwm9% YW9 C9M9 (PrMikfurd, Pa, |Cnaiaaintianof the HmU.] fnuiniB, Pa, Feb 30, 1102. HW Rterytmn (to Jim mU (imtral Charurin ?f Of yUlMgt?Hthftitutifu? The J.adit?- Ttu 1*hurtt btjbrt Of Lyvimm Tk* Ntw HaU?Mxhtmry VMiration of Uf Tf*ty-?ccia? more convenient and capacious, with entrance in front, or at the end where the epeaker is stationed, ao that nil have a view of those coining in without disturbing the audience by turning nf bends, whenever a person enters, which is so commonly Suae in nil pahlie places. One would almost **^>p*e. that some magic power was exereised withi* tbw house; whether or net the body is portienUr iy attracted to anf eertaio pUoe, it la obrioue that therm are objects that attract the eye, far immediately am the right nad left of the speaker, are always seem those magnetic fates that so powerfaHy attract tbw attention and divert the miad of the hearer. Dm one aide is te he seea the ever attentive mad beaatiful Miss H. and her younger sister, whose rir glet? uaugio in contrast wim ner nuaj cnceas, by Mr lidnhiMiti 1)-, of |?i?d stature, with beautifnl khek tjts that anuklt with uiaititn; next her the two Miss R.a, the younger much the I alter,, yet eot more lonely, or of a awetter countenance than her sister; a little further lit* the two Min? D.'a, one with jet black hair and dark brown eyri? speaking hope, lore and fear, wilhaa occaaioaat look of disapprobation at a young gentleman with hlaek whiskara who aita near by, and whose fort* ia to dieplay hit tallies of wit; bor lister, witla curling treaaea and interesting enoateaance, dieplaying much taate in her dreaa. Upon the oppolita side ia Miaa W. of full buat and pretty fsaa; alto Miss L a picture of health, with a countenanee indicating happiauaa aad contentment. Oa her laft aita Miaa B. with fair hair, a aouflaxioa of mingled aaow aad Ternaillioa, and a couataaaaeu all milca. There are nnneruai ether* who I wiH ant now attempt to pertiealarixe, bet ?hoald this meet with a* agreeable a reeeptioa a* that of your former correipoadeat, Mr Editor, the** fair one* will have the Kiawatio* of k**riig from mm a^aia. Of otbor ereat* I will aot mow eaamorato, bet peak hereafter, incladiag the ex pooled display of nilitary on the 22d, whoa the Coaaty Troop lad Jkm Marion Oroya, of Hotmesbnrg, iatoad ruitng u. Tear*, hi. Fua,Ja. eaten. |Corc**peoi*ac* of Ow Herald.] Bo*T#a, Fob. 22, J642. Wuthington'i Birth l)ay~-Ttmperanc*?? 1 "htatru? Ijtclwu? Mailt, 4*. Friend BiriitT Thi* being the birth day of the mack lamented George Washington, the friend* of temperaee* who rally under that aamo, the*4 WaahhagtoaUne,** bar* assembled together at Old Faaowll ia Urgw nambers, there to lUtea to the speeeho* and re* mark*of the wiser omi, wbo mj and are now wishing todo good to others, that they ia return may nap tha boaofit thereef. There aat tha old and gray headed aaaa, who bare seen aaay a poor and anfortnaate son), that ia thalr younger days had taken the past, which was hard and diftealt (or them to avoid, hat now throagh the exertion of thia aociety aaa ha reformed?while aw embled around set the younger elaae, listening to their aouacil. Ia not thia a picture teiook open 1 Business n qaite dull here at present; the larga auction aalca which hare taken place of late bar* baea hat poorly attended, owing to a eaabinutiaw of oar me reheat ia the dry goada line,not to atlaaA there sale*, ia hope* they may ha pat down; bat 1 am fearfal they are raiaiag themeelrc*, aa it ia destined to drive ail trade to yoar city, for they will buy gooda whare they can ba obtained tha cheapest, and yon will find tha auetlon rooms ef Now York floodad by ear merchants. A larga ale, which was advartised to take place in a few days has been aat off to a future time, ia hopes era tin, tfflnMkinjt may tun op by wbieh oil our daalera will onea more take bold with that epirit they were woot to do. While every thing appeara to be thriving in thio city, eew buiMiigi being erected in the baeiecao part of the city, and every thing locking proaperoaa, the iahnbitaole cannot aopport a theatre. Tbo Tivaont hae boon obliged to etaee it* door*, and the aetore act adrift te gala n livelihood olee where t the managere having loet a largo can ant in trying to auatain the credit and pocket* of Meaaaaciroa. Tho actora have aaaambled together, and Bade a liberal offer to the leaeiea for the nan of the build iag, whiah ia declined, although it being eqnal to what ban be?a received for tan pant yaar, not at wiehiag to taka it longer thaafraaa weak t# weak, they moat by act having the eaearity be deprived, ef again appearing before t be Boetcalte. Tie Silfimen lecture* will eoaacaod text wnk before the Lowell Iaatitatr, and thoee that war* fortaaate enough to obtain tieketa, wfll be wall paid by atUadiag thin cearae of iatarcatiag lootaree. He hae won golden opinion* aacoaget ae by hie leetarea previon* yeara, and will Baal with two en ma reception again. Since Dickens ha* left n?, (here te nothing to our the mind* of the young genta, who ere always randy to reecira a ditlingttiihod atraagor with i pen arnai. The affair at the Park, doer not appear to neet with favor by allowing the repetition aaa the second ereuing?rather toe maeh ef the puppet how. The New England Gnarda, owe ef the etack corps of the city, gire e bell at PaaaatU' Hall, "n (ha evening ol the fourth March, Witiek will he a ftaa affair. All of ear f rat ladiea are preparing for tha oeeaaioa. The member* are ae well known far their military diaeipliae, at for their art in presenting arma to the lad ea, aad they mar expeet te ichiere a eoeqaaat. Yonre, Tm MocxTaio MILLIONS DIE THAT SHRHMAN'S LOElNoJfj eeerel wreka, being evwrjr frw aiiaute* attached wi''ITT, a&sifst sz ^jsxmsss .artr iTehnrsn/S3rf. M Weeeter etraet. haA Uroek, 497 Faarl afreet, haa mW than ia haa f.auJr with iaeariabla aaceeaa, mad racnn?fc than la all wha mn mAictad aiih eou*ha, tolia, ar any auction at aha r. MmHhi. Mm fhafclaaafcta aaarchaat tailor, ItT wi. arm I him iaa faw hunia. Vrarehonae 19$ Naaam-i (tract. Afaate?Chwah'a, IM h* rys Mmada.TT fcaat Bract way owner Halm and ftprm? aka ,u'a*ar on Mm mea/raaaaaJblatenna: ssfhrips Taymthn wMh a Iaa aaaarfnaat of WntfaaNaTWent y*aft IKnitiac ftfar af anytuc at quality na?a l? ?*t dh?*

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NEW YORK HERALD. Bow Vwk, (tuatejr, rtknuajr *T, IMS. ??w V?k Immi, |B. 9 n? oaaber oI the Lance/ uaueU thia noraitf, contain*:? VLrriaw of Dr. Ramdretham'a Work on Midwifery. Beaiew oi Dr. Molt'a Travel*. Continuation of Motfa Surgical Leeturea?Reaaerk* aa tkalaxe Dr. Buuic?Editor'* Comment*. tutorial Article* an the Treatment of the Iniaae?the evolution la Medical Periodical Literature, ko. JLeport 01 the Creaby atreet elimifm? Remarkable caae of Salivation by Celchicum?Operation by Dr. Warrea of Beaten?Interesting KitracU from the Foreign Jour aala?Report of the Truatee* of the State Luaatlc A?y lam 1 Variety of Miacellaneou* Iteaa, Ac. he. rnce f8 per aunum. Single copia*,?t ceaU each. To Med leal Advert leer*. TLc Lanctt now preaent* the beat medium of addraealng ?_1_M? ..?i. (h? lot'dlCSl prOie??IUU. iw imivumuvu w m?||17 t..n (ImukdJ copios weekly, and extendi to every section of the L'aion. Publithers of medical works, surgical in atrament lookers, dentists,lie., OOP not And s more desirable and useful vehicle Cor their announcements than this popular periodical. Druggists In the city cannot in nay other way so effectively address cou^ry apothecaries, a great number of whom are practitioners, and oubeoriberste tha f.oacet. To phyainions thsmsrlrss, who wish to dispose of their piwtlee, procure assistonts, or form partnerships, the Lmseel affords unequalled opportunities of extensively communicating with their professional brethren. To joofossionol young man desirous of obtaining situations, tha soma facilities ore offered. The various medical aahoala and colleges throughout the Union?conductors nf private hospitals and infirmaries, fcc. should also avail themselves of the sdrintagts thus presented. The faucet DjW circulates in every considerable city and village throughout the Union. ADftiTiima Tsa*?i?One aqunre, one insertion, hi -M; Each additional insvrtion.fi; per annum, gift. Ona column, one insertion, $10; each additional insertion, fe; per UDam, Bill> stitched in on moderate term*. Three thousand copies requited. (itssua ghlp Caledanla. At the last accounts from Boston, the Caledonia Bad not reached that city, and there were no tidiofi of her. She was then out twenty-one days, and such were the fears for her safety, that underwrites* refused to take risks on her for less than 4weuty-fire per eent. We still believe her to be safe enough. We aro maft.ni the least alarmed, and are efopiaiou that if she sailed on her day, she has met with strong westerly gales,which hare kept her luck sereial days. And even if she docs not arrive at Boston till today or to-morrow, there need he no anxiety respecting her. It should be recollected that the Great Western?well known for her quick and regular trips?was oace twenty-four days is making a western passage. This is oa record, but was before the melancholy loss of the President. As that steam ship wsal dowa in n gale, every one will hereofi?r be oa the tenter keoks" cf alarm whenever a steam ship should ha a few hours svar dne." We shall expect to receive her aews seme time te-day. So look ont for an Exrna Herald. Tfct Kxpectcd Arrival ef Lard Ashburton? The Dispute with Kngland. At the lime draws near for the arrival of Lord Achhurton, the special envoy from England, amongst as, (who may be expected hourly) the thoughts of dimest every one are turned to the important and aempiicated questions in dispute between the government of Great Britain and this country. And wmong the very foremost of these matters, is the Bonadary Question. We have no doubt, whatever, in our own minds, that amongst his other instructions, Lord Ashburton will some charged to propose certain definite terms I f settlement in (elation to the Boundary Question; and we have as little doubt, but that these terms will be the final offer made by Ureal Britain to our 1 government on this important matter. What the antnre of those terms may be, of coarse, we can but conjecture but this we do know, that the legislature of Maine and Massachusetts, as well as Congress, should be prepared to take some speedy and decisive legislative action on the subject; with a view to an immediate, honorable, and amicable arrangement of the whole affair. With this view of the matter, we are delighted to ftad that Governor Davis has sent n message to the Massachusetts Legislature, calling their attention to (his important subject; in which message, we find die following clear and manly view taken of the nutter:? We have sufficient evidence that Uroat Britain deems (he possession of a portion of the territory nest of the treaty line, ofthe greatest importance to her, to facilitate alarcoarse between her provinces we feel also, as if she could aot resist with violeaee the demonstrative psoeis contained ia the treaty, of our right te this territory. She hat, therefore, ia carrying eat her urishee. manifested hut one alternative?which ia, te enforce, if ktcto, her protenaion against right, orto propose conventional boundary. 11 fhe take* the latter course,it asust bo founded on an equivalent for any concession Made for her accommodation, and that equivalent mast be satisfactory to Maine, which holds the right of State Jurisdiction, and one moiety of the soil; to Massacha* easts, which holds the other moiety of the soil; and to the I oited States, whioh hold the power of negotiation and settlement; for we can acknowledge no eonstituUsual right to transfer territory and jurisdiction without the assent of the States interested. Without any evidence of coming events beyond probability, I have thought inch a contingency so lihely t# occur, that I could not reconcile it with my duty to leave it unprovided fer. I have therefore brought it to poor consideration, not because 1 doubt the character of war title to tne territory,or becnaee 1 would invite terms of compromise whioh wo Ud involve a voluntary surrender of what belongs to ut,er would imply any uncertainty as to our resolute determination to maintain our rights, but that provisions may be made for miking kaavs the sentiments of the commonwealth. In case tens? of compromise shall be discussed with a view to a aeKi sweat The sentiments of Maine sod the United States are unknown to me, except as disclosed to the ?i ,u tiae it as an impossibility that Zmrms may be proposed which will matt the approbation f hath, and Jt i* Cor thia event I would have the com me*wealth prepared?that ahe nayuaaert and vindicate her j u>t righta, and at the aame time do whatever ia con latent with ihim to promote an amicable adjuatment of the eentroveny. This is the true view of the ca9e. The right to the disputed territory is clearly on our side and if ttu;Wn been waited, ia nojr ia fall bleat; and your correspondent baa been, maeh to hia regret a partieipaat ia it, and for whieh be feel a diapeaed to abjure all bulla for the future; for nerer was there in thie city a greater humbug than the aforeeaid grand ball; the tranapareneiea are the greateat dauba mortal eye* ever beheld; no regard having been paid to eorreet drawing, or to efleot, the objeet being merely to fill the epaeee (aaid to bo intended for illuatratione of the hietory of country) with eomething whieh reaemblee eeenea ia the infernal regioaa more than any thing that ever took place on terra firina, briek duet and indigo being the component eolora of the paintinga( 1) The company waa autneroua and quite respectable, and no doubt felt as though they had paid dear for their night's amusement. Some of them certainly ware amused, as I saw them laughing inordinately at the splendid decctbtions. 1 notice# a great maay ef oar beautiful girls In the daaee, one of whom remarked to me, 1 never waa so diaap pointed ia ail my life beiore, from what 1 had read in the papers, 1 thought the decorations were of the moat splendid characters, but instead of that, they are the meaaeat 1 ever aw ia a bell room." 1 amiled in the affirmative, and joining the promsnaders, marched round the fioor to admire the bright eyes and splendid dresses of the ladies, some ef which were of richest description. 1 have Jest heard that the Theatre is to be thrown open tomorrow, from 6 to 10, that the public may see the decorations; the admittance in only to be twenty* fire cente, with music gratis. Yours, truly, Banner. Akothks DisoHAaos.?Thomas Dunlap, ex-President of the United States Banks, has been discharged by Judge Randall on a writ of habeas ccr pus. Packet Ship Canutes, roa Livanpooi,, will not sail till Monday morning. SrAMttt Wastkd? Sailors are not rery plenty in in thia city, and several hundred men could obtain good wagea. Boz ?What has become of Mr. Dickens t Mn. BAnnr'sBaaEriT.?The benefit of this gentleman takes place at the Park on Monday evening next. Mr. Barry is a good actor and a worthy man, and deserves a good benefit. Ia addition to the other attractions mentioned in Mr. Barry's card, our readers will perceive that a new farce, the "Fiscal Agent," written by tha Rev. Park Benjamin, is to be produced. ciuii.si Dickens and the Plymouth Lidih. Several ladies of Plymouth, Massachusetts, receatly wrote a letter to Mr. Dickena. requesting km to eond them a leek of hie hair He wrote the following letter in reply. Hia reaaoaa for not complying with the request mnet be regarded aa abundantly satisfactory:? Trcmont Heus*, February 2d. My Dux Ladies I wiah 1 could bring my whole head among yon, but beior prevented, (by reaaon of the arrangements I nave made forgoing elaewhere) I confess that I am afraid to send you a look of my hair, as the precedent would be oae of a mo?t dangerous and alarming kind, and likely to terminate before long In my total baldness. Tou see how very candidly I deal with von If 1 had been ofa deceitful nature, nothing would have been easier for me to do, than to have got a lock of hair from one of the waiters, and forwarded it to you by post. Bnt, as 1 have had maek pleasure in the ree&ipt of your letter, and feel that 1 may treat you with perfect confidence, 1 prefer even to refute your request, and te throw myself upen your mereiful consideration. Dear Ladies, I am ever faithfully yours, Chaui.es Dickers. arroiotmerts av the Cijui. Boasd rom 1842 ftipet uUendcnls oj Repaii $-Eric Canal ?Seetieas 1. Jamas Brady, West Troy; 2 Solomon Brown, 3ehenectadr; 3. William HeClair. Amsterdam; 4 Barney Becker, Fort Plain; 6. Warner Dygert, Frankfort; 6 George Stone, Verona; 7. Jnlias C. Kinae, Da Witu 8. Samael A- HeUleld, Port Byron; 9 James P. Bartle, Newark: 10. Adonijah Green, Rochester; 11. Orson Tousfey, Clarendon; 12 William A- Sutton, Buffalo. 1 CkampLnn Canal-See 1 Jamas Strang, |8ehuyU*^)lo 2^ William Colemsn, Sandy Hill. vniut? i\unma una re, unnpy. i Cayuga md Sfnrm Canal? Ed ward 3. Latham, Seaeca rail.. CV'nniu: Can?i-8f? i PhiloP. H abbe II. Paint ei Po#t; 2 Rlijab H. Ooodwin, Havana. Crookfd Cmkt Cnntl?KrA.ta* Paga, P?aa Yaa. Chtnango Caiw.'?See 1. Cartla Partff, Hamilton; i Hilaa Sberbarne, Sberbarne; 3. Jr..rob Uartlett, Bingbaiaton Gtn**u Valley Canal?Hue 1. SanUrd A. Hooper, Turk. a Silk Bouktt.?During the lata .eiiioa of the Trnnea.ee Legialatara, aa act waa paaaed *tbo' naiaga bounty of fifty cent, per pound upon the r production in Toonea.ee of reeled or raw .ilk, capable of being wrought into a .nb.rantial fabne, and of tea cent, par ponnd npoa coeaoaa. Kkkak or Naroal.?In tbe debate in tbe HouBLn!?Oa oar arrival at Syra, we found there would net bo any conveyance to Athens for seven days, as the regular boat had left the evening before. A Greek prinee who came on wittt as from Malta being as anxious as ourselves to get on to Athens, undertook to procure for that purpose a suitable conveyance for us ail. He accordingly went on shore at Syra with that intent, and what did he get 1 An open boat, which, however, he assured me was perfectly safe, and a usual conveyance. When 1 arrived by the side ef her from oar steasaer. 1 positively refused to go; but his confidence and the willingness of my companions made me yield, though contrary to my better judgment. The wind, however, being fair, all seemed to hope svr a speedy trip. In we all get with our baggage, and in a tew moments we;e under full sail oat of tne harbor of Syra. The boat was literally crammed, what with my companions and my servant Henry, the prince and his eervaat, three young Italians with their twe servants, also on their way to vieit Greece. Together with thoee we have enumerated, there were also thirteen Greek passengers, in- eluding four women. Such confusion, such utter taut aI' namfart I Mtfip aav AP AXOtfisBfifid. find did not expMttt iid at my lima ?f lift. B?u, trunks, poitmamoaus, mad the eatire eiiects af aaa or twa whole Greek families oa hoard, waia rolliij aad tumbling abeut in every direction, ao that there area ao ream to sit down, aad acareely any to ataad. Da. Mott coaraaaxa himself a Rctvaiucrtiobbt i?la our rumblings through these consecrated relics, we observed oaoaoa belle, shattered bomb shells, bullets, and chains, aad human bones in incredible abundance, bemg the melanoho!y and humiliating acquisitions or contributions of modern times, whieb have been superadded to and mingled with the ruins of ancient masonry. It was la wandering among the ruins of Athens, doubtlesi, in the midst of the strata ol? crania and othor bones that floor the Acropolis, thai Byron imagined those mag* nificeat linos on the human scull itself, as offering a more speaking and impressive monument than storied urn or animated bust." Look on its broken aroh, its ruln'J wall, Its chamber* desolate, and portals foul; Yes, this was ones Ambition's airy hall. The dome of Thought, the palace o( the soul. Boheld through each lack-lustre, eyeless hole The gey recese of Wisdom end ef Wit, And Passion's host that never brook'd central Can all saint, sage, er sophist ever writ, People this lonely bower, this tenement reflt V !C,? H* reseated to him and hia young and bsaulilul qUCen ly our American representative, whom we had accompanied, as already atatcd. No other formall y waa exacted et thia eonrt hat the dreeeof a private gentleman, which, 1 am moat happy to any, accorded perfectly with my own ideas oi true nobility end repebliean simplicity, which, hy-the-hy, are mack nearer neighbors than many imagine. King Otho, a tall and wall-formed Bavarian youth, of light hair and mustaches, and the face and complexion of the German cast, teCeired na with grant urbanity. He wnadreeaed in a military costume of hia native country though i had aecn him on a former occasion, in the midst of his people, in a splendid Grecian dress, which also wall became his fine person. He frequently walks out unattended and without any of hi ?guania adopting, in thia respect, the do mo, tie habits end familurity of many of the German princes. He eonraraed with us in the French language, which ho spoke but indifferently well, end which, owing to n alight stamaoor, rendered hia remarks almost unintelligible Tneie was nobody present but the queen, was is exceedingly beaut fal and affable, and spoke the French with greet floeney. Da Mott Frets Yocvo !?From the obaerva. lions 1 have aaade upon myself end others in this I country, 1 am satisfied that thia carebrel tendency in fevers exists to a great ex'ent, and that tha greatest caution is necessary in the use of nil atimutating and exciting drinks and food; and that nothing it more imperatively demanded than that travellers should studiously abstain from their uaual indulgences There appears to me, indeed, Something peculiarly exciting in the air of that eoantry for 1 remarked in suyaelf that i coald endam a greater degree of fntigce tkaa bual, ef mind endhedy, witheate feeling of exhaustion, or withoat the neceeaUy even of the ordinary am cunt of light wise Md generoae rood which l trat scent, toman to take And 1 wee alto told thai tbe caution tone given to a t ranger*10 bo pjrticalarly abttontons and that tboee who ditregardcd thit advice freqoeotly felt viotiatt o the eoneeetive form of fever nMntionod. My friead Mr llill uld me that, in hiapaetornl ristira, ho had oocaoioa every tea ten to bury Koropeaee who had neglected to follow the prudent eooree recemaaeadcdto thorn, bat who had pareiatrd in living at Athena in the tame euuemtte moaner they hod boon aconttooted to at homo. I HonaiBLn.?"fhe Uroooii.y tUpab'iean of the >h iattant my* that an Oaeida lodtnn, named Ft tartlroen, at. hat place, a few nigbtt be fere, murdered three of hia ehitoran, the oldest tixiyonre Old -end then aetampted aeaneonoefuily to phi no end t bit own eniatenee He wo* mailed la tboeo hot rid oeta by the drank an habit* ol hi* wlfa AMkmmrI nf I1- J 1 VwlwpnlVMKV Of UN mnvhl Ataaav.r# S4.1SA. In the Aesrmkly to-4ij, lanNU ftMtioas wen rtMir?4 BMt of (km relative Tkoamui practitioners, Itut prison labor, to pdNiskiag lieentionsncsi, mad that hawkers and poddlari may k* compelled to take out a license ia every town. These latter are a new class bat tbey begia to come ia quite numerously. Several petitions and MMMafMoaAe U uaoasJ ia tka blMffleP AllU Nfkflk Hirer Bank, were preaented. Mr. Hathawat naked tkemulaMi ?f the House, to toko up for eoneideratiou hie rcaolatiou of inquiry, in relation to tho Chemung Caaai and Feeder. Mr. Tambliu objecting, it was refund. Thia u Mr. Hathaway'* hobby, and ho would appear to bo deteraaiaod to rido it to tho death Mr. H.ia a young, hut rery talented man?maob liked in tho Houae but ho dooa not aeem to he quite radical enough ia hie aentimeata to aocuro tho upport of the ultra locofoooa. What hie reaaona are for puehiag thia inquiry I am not able to aay, aa 1 waa on Monday informed, from gopd authority, that the loan of $150,000 hail been negotiated. Tho Committee of the Whole then took up the cooaideratioa of tho eadleaa election low. Oa a motion relatire to the pay of inopeetore of election, a chance waa afforded Jkoeo who are to etrea uoua in email ouattere of retrenchment aad reform" an opportunity to diatiaguiah thamaelree, and aa tho queatipn of oatiag and drinking waa droggod into it, the email oratore wore at homo, ..a ik. ..a i.A:.. pmeit, they railed themselves of the windfall with ii?k good will that tho debate wae protracted two hoan. The diaeaesioa of theao email questioae invariably eost the "dear people" a beet twice as much, through time lost ia useless discussion, as is proposed to be tared. Mr. CiiMii rapped these who are proaaineat in this matter very severely over the knuckles today. The Ane weather, and the anticipation of hearing Mr. Divezac, who, by (he by, is a great favorite with the ladies, has converted the todies' gallery into a flower garden. The beau members,par excellend, from New York, the eloquent Mr. McMarray, (though rumor says that Mr. D. A. F. Jones despntee the palm) was particularly prominent, while Mr. Hathaway eenroled himself for not being able to raise the wind on the Chemung Canal question, by engaging ia a separate flirtation with a fair lady from Uiioa. Both doabtless found the employment far ssore pleas inc. indeed, if not more profitable, than engaging in the dail proceedings below- At aor rate, it wee clearly evident, from the wittlnl glances that were eait up there, that their aitnatiea waa greatly envied by their leaa lucky brethren who were in their aaata. A long debate waa drawn eat ea varioaa propositions, attempting to define what ahenld ooastitate a residence for rotera. The bili waa then gone threngh by aectiona, with variona alight amendment! of no general importance, when it waa taken ap for general amendment, and aeveral proposed, rhta, after considerable debate, the committee rose and reported progress, and the Honae adjourned. In the Senate to-day, Mr. Dic-cineo* submitted a long preamble, concluding with the Mldwiag resolution Resolved, if the Assembly concur, That in the opinion of this Legislature it is not within the power if the Legislature, or of any ottcer or officers of the gtate government, to apply the moseya collected and deposited, er invested lor the redemption of the original debt created for the construction of the Erie and Cham plain Canals,to any other purpose then the pay meat of quch debt; end that en alteration of the Constitution, or an abrogation of tho clause in the tenth section of the seventh article, herein before noted, is necessary to authorize a discussion of foe moneys, afters sum sufficient to redeem the outstanding debt has been collected and itatvsteil. The reaolntions being concurrent, of course lie on the table for one day- The consideration of the Solutions relative to the public faith were then ea up and talked about. The Senate then went into executive session, sod it is understood that several eanal appointments were made, although they hare not been made public as yetIn afternoon session, the considerntiok of the New York Registry Law repeal bill waa renamed, and waa finally passed, tkree whig aeaatora to tin* ia favor of it. It aow oaly wait* tke Governor'* ?nature to become a law, and there is ao doubt but it will receive it. It ia well known that when the law, that ia now proposed to be repealed, wa* pa* ted, he had atrong scruple* aa to it* conititation* aiity, and bad almoat refuted to sign it. The bualneta on the Boetoa and Albany Railroad continue* to be immense. Large number* of passengera, and a vaat quantity of, freight, are being daily transported over the road. Allthia muet convince the citizens of New York of the necessity of a speedy construction of ths road to thia city, aa much, if not all, that goes from here tc Boston, would be aeutto New York. If it were poesible to get it there. The Bostoniant certainly deserve great credit for the enterprise and industry they manifest in tha exertion* to seeure the trade of the west. Cave UiciKit. Mobile. I Comapsadsaes of the Herald.] Mobile, February 16,1842. Statt Bank Cotton Speculation?Chamber of Com' merct?Came qf the rite of Freights? Theatre AmutemenU?Bankrupt*, fc. James Gosooir Bemvitt DsabSir, Under date of 36th ultimo, I informed you that eur State Bank had gene iato tha eottoa .market. About a week back, eur city paper* took notice of a rumor tkat was waa about town to that offset, and on tha 11th instant, the affair itself, was laid befbra our Chamber of Commerce, who pasted a aeries of resolutions condemning tba course the Bank had taken, stating that it waa asarpiag the rights of our merchants, and that it had departed freaa its legitimate sphere of action, and by so doing, waa calsulated to injure the people of the State. So far, so good; bat the lot resolution bat one, shows that we here not nn independent man in th? place, or that no inch man wai preient at that meeting, else, they never would have 41 resolved"?. That the explanations of the President of the State Bank (present at this meeting) and the assurances given by him, that the fntnre coarse of that Instigation will be, with the view to contracting its circulation as rapidly as possible, should have a beneficial influence en the currency, and tend to remove apprehension fro* the public mind." The very men that passed that resolution, ought to have known at the time, that the Bauk was then holding twenty tbousend.bales cotton, wkioh it had just purchased; they knew that the Bank had just sent Ireights up 1-8 a 3 16d per lb on cotton to Liver* po I, whither the Hank is shipping what it has par* chased?that, these weak minded, (but 1 have no doubt good intent ioned) men, are made voluntarily to endorse and approve ef the policy and management of the B ink Ts me it appears, that the President of ihe Branch Bauk, holds as it were the the Chamber ef Commerce between his finger and thumb, and that a good man snouie he lound endorsing whatever lata the president telle, show* I that an influence more or less, is exercised over our mere heat* by the Bank in qneition. At present, the Bank hae aome twenty thohaeed bales of cotton at this plaoe. in shipping aboat half of it, it has earned the rite in frsightt before mentioned, and on the balance, no one will be surprised, should it have to pay three farthings. On the whole, tbia transaction of the Stele Bank, has caused a bad feeling among our aaerehaata generally 5 Ths planters of course, make no complaint, aa tier the time being) they are benefitted by it, eotton having advanced somewhat, and holders become more firm, since the Baak has been in the market. Wkataver business has fallen short se fur this season, amusements have made up. At the theetro, to James H. Caldwell, Eiq. we are Indebted for the splendid manner in which London Assurance has been brought oet. it has boon played here with a cast of characters that will defy competition, and the play itself, to judge from the alteaftioa with which it wd* received, will not soon he forgottsn. The same enterprising manager is alio bringing ont a series of operas?Norma and La Somnnm bula, bare drawn erowaea ana wjnnnime aaaieneet. Mr*. Segein, RMmHm*, Mr, Sogein, Mancer*. Arebf r, fce. trill dwWrti be well pleated with the aueeeta of their endetear* ii bringing net t? the MoMltan* (for the flrtt time) i teriea "7 popular opera*. Ererjr craning, we art all' oa the qei dire to at certain from the Regfattr, who hare applied for thumo in?iin?r? wm? O probaMNfty e{ W?? te agree si I verdict. I One of the jirj stated to the coart that their opinions warn the saaM as when they left the jury ho*, whieh we afterwards aseertaiaed to he sight for aeqaittaland foar for conviction. The jary were thea discharged by the Coart for the remainder of the term. fc Immediately after this, Mr. (htrrtir, eaa of the oooasei for defsaos, moved -the Ceart that Monday next ha fixed for the eammnassasint of the secoad trial of the aaase. He said that hit eliadts ware prepared aad aaxioas to asset tha usee, at aaes, sad withoat delay, aad he therefore hoped that his toquest weald he granted. The Covet stated that aeat week being the last of the tens, it woald he almost impossible to set it down for trial oa Monday, as there word a large namhcr of prisoners confined ia oar city prison, whose sitaatioa demanded the attention of tha Coart. Mr. G air ran then enqaired whether the first day of seat term coald not be fixed for trial, for his clients demanded to meet the charges alleged against th^an at ika aarliaal AsaAAPinkitV. Mr. Lokd, om of the counsel for th* prosecutors, it*ted that as tho District Attorney wa? ikint, he hoped that the Court -would not entertain may ao* tioa. Ha thought that owiag to tho rasuh of thie trial, it waa very probable that the Diatriet Attorney would aot feel diapoaod to bring it before tho Court agaia, aad if a nolle prot^ui waa entered, of ceuree ail further litigation would terminate. Tho CouaL then adjourned till Monday naorniag at 11 o'ulaek. Th* public naiad, with aeaiealy aa exception, are in favor of an acquittal af th* parties that have beau a* trial, and the elear,eouaiae aad argumentative paints of th* law aad evidence bearing upon the iasue, presented in the charge of the Recorder, as published yesterday morning ia the Herald and some of the other city prints, has fully (satisfied all but the prejudiced, that no jury can ha found ia favor of eonvietioa. Aside from this, th* tax payers of this city are burtbeaed sufficiently already, with its necessary expenses, without being ecu* polled ta pay from their own pockets the mesas whereby the Haggerty's, er any other firm, can collect their debts by criminal prosecution, wben they should resort to a civil suit, and pay their own expenses- The cost of this trial to the county has not been less than ?2000, and is it to bs repeated 1 Govbt or Oram and Teaman.?The District Attorney, owing to th* nacxpectad length of the Loads aad Amory trial at th* Court of Sessions, was unnbln to answer th* Bill of Exceptions in th* OoU case yesterdsy, as had been anticipated. Th* Court has ordered that it b* brought in and acted upon to-morrow Moadsy)?ss mast also tho bill in relation to the trial of William B. Wiley. Th* Dkath or an EttrHAaT and Zebua. On Tnnsday last, n number of animals attached to the menagerie of Meccrc. J ant, Titui k Angevine, at the Bowery Amphitheatre, were tahen tick, the aymptomi of which gare reaaoa to ana* poet that they had beea peiaoaed. The aame even. ing,a zebra, oaa of the fiaeat ape cinema ia thia country, died, and alao one of the daaft heraea bo* longing to the Arm. During the night, the aaga* eioua elephant, *'Young Napoleon," eemmealy called Nick," became ao weak aa to be unable to a toad, aad continued to fail until Friday night, when he died, with all the aymptoaaa of iaflamma* tion of the lunga and bowela, but whether It waa produced from peiaon or not, ia aa yet unknown. Another horaa belonging to the firm, ia atill aiek with the aame aymptoma. Dr. Drake waa called in, aa wellaa aeveral other phyaieiana, to render aid to the elephant, but, owing to the advanced rtate of dlianaa, nothing waa adnaiaietcred of any aervico. Pievioua to hia death, a large quantity of blood aad mucua matter waa thrown from hia atomeck, aad ii.j i _ ma MIW IU)? uiugw wviv bweuow uu ill* flamed. A consultation of physicians ma held, during which a Thompsonian doctor expressed an epiaion that he could eure him if left to hia own practice. He waa offered $00 to effect it, hot declined the attempt. The akia, which la over an inch in thiekaeae, kaa been taken off for preservation, and the eoatenta of the atomach aeat to Dr. Chilton for examination, in order to diacorerifit contains any pciaon. The akeleton is to be divided between the two medical collates. The post mortem examination waa made by Dr. Drake, aided by Dr. Wood and student Brown. The elephant was rained at about ?2,000,aad waa one of the four left in thia country. A number of rnmers are in circulation as te the supposed cause of the death of these animals and among others,we bare heard that the hay is beiiared to hare been poisoacd. Sueh cannot be the cane, as several horses in the stable hare fed from the same bay, and are yet in good order. The moat probable reason is, that their death has bean causae by some endemic of the menagerie. The contents of the stomach of the aebra hare been examined by Dr. Chilton, hut he has not been able yet te detect any traces of poison. Tax Exrnxsa Lisii,.-The gentleman liballad In the Express of Tlreraday morning, has engaged Charles O Conner,Esq. to proseente the case,in con* nexien with the District Attorney. There will he no getting off With the attempted apology bf, "the statement was nottrne in offofits particulars." Thx Othxe RocunCapdHT.? A few days state, as prerionsly published, a show ease, contaiaiag Sremium boon ua anm^wu noia irum mc nart oor of Panl Nea'nel, 252 Broadway, tod at tho time, oss of the k ?%r palica a? aotorieaa dcalel ia tHiterfdt W*T. Tha aata purported 10 I aft|? "Coaamafdfcl Baak, Rochester, oad ibe tor frvrd bar be?* ataaapad apon it unee it wai craved. It ia Mia a plate that kaa baaa f-r iokiI tioaa ia tbe haada of a jaa? af aaaaterfaitara, aal th? not* mot b* easily drtaated by noticing ti Mine of the pises from whence the bonk note wi liwi Wo hero MOB isosisl Ml id BO with th wards Pertswoatk," 44 Boston," Now Hares, gi .,ioe*rt*d. ?f Jail Buiiiu vein* Ann Cauort.-O Friday scorning. aa the keener of thadiraokly Jail waa Mgagui ia aieaiiag the Balls of sorsral the ariaaaars, thay asked ptfliiUa ta?st*p 1st ths ball, which was craatsa, and an the instant, a John giailar, aaada thair ssaape tkraagh a wiadoi C*jk sad U*yd was* aaagkt yeatordayat tha Wi Uaaaabm gh Ferry. Fmz ?Tha aUrta of lira at tea o'clock oa Fr day night proceeded froas tha wing af the kas QeargnTyler.Syrectiae, do IS; JlkOWTower,do SO; Tkeeeee S Toweley, Verned de Sit Ueeee W Towaeend, BuSUe, deft: Aireh Ward, Little Fate/da S9; MeUncthon Weodfcrd, Fredonia de SB; Chtuncey Whaaton, Auraliue, de 96; John Wy chaff, Romnleo, de S3; Meore M White, Syraeuee, do SB; Henry Werialey, Elmira, do 9S; Eraaaeue DS Toons, Greenfield, do 9S. district or Massachusetts. To ahew eeaee April A Iaaac Hall, jr, Aaee Bunnell*, Seeeual Lewie, Oeergt Feraeworth, Theme* C Aneory, Stephen Noyce, Jamei S Jehnaon, June* Brewa, J Clapn uad Lowell Good ridge, of Beeten: Theme* Oreo*, of Wcatffeld Wm C Lake, ofTepcfteld; Charloe Wheeler, of Rddkport; Sim eon Wood, oi Worceiter; Thorn a* J Lummie, of Lynn Henry Holbrook, Oti* Prince and Pool Wadiworth, o Barre Joaaa McKenzie, of Southbridga; Hoiea Iitley of Cbeleoa; Aaron P Lord and Ebenetor Ruieel. o Ipewich; Char let Haynea, of Sharlootowiil Daniel 1 Lombard, of Eaat Boeton; Bryan Morae, of Dighton Jonathan Morae.9d,Methuen; Noah Robinson, Lowell Wm Sinclair Barker, Medferd; and John W Roberta Natiek. DISTRICT OF ILLINOIS. v Cau*o to bo ahown at Springfield. Daniel E Reekie, Jacob Ruckle,Jr, ana John W Sheno with, of Sangamon Co; Edward A Mia hndWm Avre* of Henry Co Charloe Roxoll and MeachKk Hale, o Morgan Co Wm Rankin, of Logan Co; JohwK Lowrie MatthewTaggart.and Wm Gilford, jr, of Peoria Co; Oeorgo C Dana, of Ogle Co, and r Dutch?r,bf Loe Co to ahow canee March 4. Oeorgo Wood, AtU) Hammer Richard H Beach, Edmund R Wiley, JaaBh Crowle Reuben Moore, Mllferd O Roaraa, and JoaoM Torrey.o tiiwinon P.a Planaent Bart.of Madiaen C*: and Rue ell Po?t tad Wet Dittos, of Du Witt OS, to thow cause March 6. John C Money, St Suiami Co, and AddUea McPtoeetert, Benjamin F Smith and St Salvador Salisbury, of Scott Cd, to thou caute March 7. Edward H Hubbard, of Monroe Co, tc how cauto March 11. Ooomo Fegram, Mantheno Die karoos, Jaa McDaniaia, Joseph Jacsseo,Stenhen H Poiadexter, aad Johnson H South, ad Urease Oh, to ahow cauae March 13. John Forty th, Jeaot W fell, Daniel Barman, The mat Fell, and Atahe) aridity, of McLean Co, to thew caste March 14, aad DavitDlrlet,of Galena to ahow caute March 14. DISTRICT OF SOUTH CAROLINA. John B Nixon, Charleston, Marsh 14; Jaatea Mack, Sarah A Mott, and PhiUp Cohen, of Charltonu. March IS, Robert S Riley ChrieUhorg, Chtrlottoa, march 17. Naval ?The tloop of war FhhsoSlh arrived at Norfolk oa Tuesday evening The Herald of the 23d iaataat aaya, that while laying toia a tremendcut gale M Wedaooday aiomimg hat, the aplil her maintopaaU, ttove ia hor forward hammock netting*, aprnag her mi sentry tail matt, and slaekoaed np tor lower rigfiag to aaok s degree, xa to render her entrance Into port a matter of urgent neceatity At one period, iadeed, tha was tornnlitely heat bed ia ice from her truaka to tor water line. We an happy, however, to atato that ahe hat pnved horaeli a flrat rata sea boat^nd that she milt aad works naaarkahly well. Daring the tevereet weather, aad while a tremendous tea waa running, the ahipped so water bat inch aa rolled in over tor loo hammock nettings. T?* Sanson in Sooth Caboliba?Thora have been bleak aad catting winds with ica. for tha last two days, aad wa observe that the Morns Malticaalit, aad other plants that ware gnon enough tc pat on their tpriag clothing too soon, kaVe suffered for it, and an doaa bnwa. Tho peach aad plan trees, which an in fall bloom, teem So pretervt their hlotaoma annfpped and aa tha fruit it proba blv naformod, it will not, we bope, bo destroyed w? have inmc foara for the omaara trtti fartbei Sooth. It Beaufort they wore full ?f flower* I fortnight ago, mad *t the .ame tine we **w swee' Spring Rosea fall blow* there. 0*r wood* ban for long tin* bore rich in y tllow Jasmines, whicl Ik conn on year*, wait tshs the wind* of March With twisty While we writ* th* inn is begiaaiag-to shine on again, to that for the raoo* we nay expect fin. weather, and qaite cold e n?a g h.?Chordsnion Met emry. 0(7- Awtaicsn Vlt.ntss.?The dot attics engaged lb thm week arc highly interestiog aod dieeraified Yen trlloquism, animal magnetism, sorgo, dentts, dances gymnastics, model of Dahlia, rails el Ktagsrs, pneuma tie railroad, grand Coonerema, and half a million of eu riosities, ino luding every thieg wonderfa Lin nstare an, I in ert. The piece will he orewded th**pghout th. weeh. r (K7- Facts wente for th hair r-iltw mt-ar to raatoi e it in held places. A eertalo euro thrall rheemalism ends welled limbs "^AeerSto essd peeMI ve eeee ferthe Mies,ie sll cases. A waitaated cars far an bruises, aoeMe, and ethe A SeaoMfal Dp* far the Hair?will eat color the akio A oettahs eere lev Cere*. Cach of theae to be had at 71 Maiden La*?, and sur proof* *[tMM ncu aa win convince au wno wui can f aend tor them gntia. I The pnkUc nay reat luurat thar# ia so fancy in the# Canrr Third and Race and Ninth and Chaatnut street' rWUadrlphia: M Cornhill. Boaton, Dr. Wadaworti Prnvidenoe; Id Broadway, Albany. Vf" T? Litr raaaa Perm**!.** ?Trunk* and nn of naney, will be delivered *tao,a onamnnientjo nf Importance, hy applying at Ml Water afreet 1

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'postscript" Washington. [CtrropaUMMtf the Herald] WiiimaTW, Feb. 89, 1842 The Fnnornl at th? Ban. U?U WillMun*CongraaMonat Tempcranci Society. The faaeral of the Hoa. Lewie Williams took place tkie day at aooa. At twelve o'clock, hie remains were conveyed from hie lata boarding hoaae to the Heuae of Representatives, accompanied by the Committee of Arrangements and Pell Bearers, together with the Representatives of the ,State of North Carolina, in both breeches of Congress, and his personal friends and relatives. The body wan placed in front of the Spanker's Chair, and around it were aealed the President of the United States and the heads of Departments, besides those by whom it was accompanied thither. The members of the House and of the Senate, and the Judgee of the Supreme Court, occupied the other seats of the Ball; and the galleries were densely crowded; partially by Indies. The funeral services, which were performed by the Rev. Tuaton, Chaplain to the Se?nnaia*?ii (if fh* rearfintr of tha ?OlOIMlM, of nh?Mt 8?.?W. I, TV Mmm ll itt*li ts graatsr part of the cargo oat." Cocav or the UwiTed States? Fob. 23, 1:142.?No. 29. Smith HmrpeadHir ot si ea. Reformed Proteetunt Dutch Cbnrsh of Now York. Appeal frost the Circsit Court of tki Usitod State* tor the tostbero dietrict of N?w ?ork. Mr. JnaticoCalron delirared tho opinion of thi* Coart, affirming the jadgmant of tho aaid Clrsait Court in thi* oaaa* with coat*. No. 47. J. Carpenter, plaintiff in error, the Providoaee Washington loauranoo Coaapaay. The argument of this cacao was eoatiauad by Mr. Sergeant for tha defeadaat in error. Latkot raou Hat aha ?We have been favored with Havana papers to the 14th instant, brought by the remarkable fast sailing bark Louisa, Captain Remington, which arrived this morning, in a| passage of nine wqra?PkiL Go*, t Havana Miiiith, Feb IB?Imperta?Beans whits, ar 7 at; beef. Ne 1,9prima and west, bblS 0 a9; do New York and Boston, ar t n 1 4; batter, Aaaarioan yellow, ql 10 o 3a; candlea, mould, da 19 a 14 4; sperm, do 49 a 49; cheese. Americas, do 13 a 14; aorn, Indian shelled, bbl 4 lit; Blear, Philadelphia and Baltimore,de IS 4; do New Orleans, de 16 a 10 4; lard. New Orleans, de a 11; potatoes. bbL 3 6*1: lawn, yellow ol B 4 a 6. F.iiurli_T!eC. I fee, flrat quality,ql9 all; do second andthirdJo 7 a84; do triage, do a Si moleeevs, keg A.j gallons, 11 |l}iamw assorted, half white, half bvewn, ar 4 8 a 110; do white alaae, do 7J a 10; do brown alone, do 4 a 4j; do yellow, dotal; sugars,nil 8a 24. OGP" Cavtiow to All Thssk Who Vsa thc Bus. drkth Pills?A Full DsscairTioir or thb Msw BassioacTMun Label?Pbotbctiob Aoaimt Couwtkb. rsiT Bs? To protect the public from the machination! of the counterfeiters of the Brandreth Pills, I hare, at a very heavy expenditare of money and time, collected from my agents all of tho Braadieth Pills with tho old stylooflabelt on the boxes; thsbesobs nor woaa with tob olo labbls.as all soch abb colf ntbbveits. the only genuine Brandreth Pills now on saleharo three new labels on each box, engraved on steel, at an expense of sororal thousand dollars. Tho label on the cover of tho hook of each box is printed on white paper, "Benjamin Brandreth's Pills," being first printed with red ink sereral hundred times, oevering the whole surface of the label, and orer this is a beautifal border in blaek ink, and around tho outer odgo of the border are tha word*, "Entered, according to act of Congress, in the Southern District of New York." Within the border will be found, in black ink, Brandreth Fills?entirely rogotable?good at all times?dose from 3 to 90;" and across tho auddleof the label, from one end to the other of the space within the border, the signature of B. Braadieth, M. D.;n and across this signature, at an an xla of aboat forty-five degress, is writtea Benjamin Brandreth. The label on tho bottom of thoihox is also printed on white paper, first in rod ink. similar to the top label. Over this are firs distinct borders in blaok ink?within the inner border is printed also In block Ink See that the labels on this box agree with those on the certificate, no others are genuine. B. Brandreth,"and below, ocrpas the borders, in straight line, "Benjamin Brandreth." The label, on the side of each box, is printed ex yellow gaper, and divided by Mack linee iato three parti. In the un vi lunii iiTinva wjii m irawi lien word!?~ no Brandreth Pills irt feiuiae unless the box has three tf my fec-similie signatures upon it?thai?Benjamin Brandreth, B. Brandreth, M. D. Counterfeiters will hare a vigilant guard kept on thorn. In the next division U printed?- All the labeli on these boxes to bo included, entered aocording to aotof Congroee, in the year 1041, by B. Brandreth, in tha Cleik'e oflVeo of the District Court, in the Bonthen Diitrlet of New York In the third and 1 est division are the wordi?"Dr. Brandreth 'i Principal Office, Bdl Broadway, New York." OimMi'i Balm or Colombia.?This article waa first introduoed into the New York market about twenty Tear* since, and from its superior virtues in reproducing hair when it had fallen out, keeping the head Hoe from dandruff, (a most loathsome article en a gsnHeaipb coat collar) and giving a softness and beautiful lustra unknown before to the hair, has induced some persons to eat ap and advertise many other articles far the earns purpose, none of which stand the test ot trial, professing as most ol them do, to ha oils of various kinds, all of which are positively injurious to tha human hair. Let none bo deceived; no ether article will make the hair Kew rapidly, and of a good quality, bat theBabn of Qembia?aad no article purporting te bathe Balm of Columbia ia genuine without the name of Comstock ft. Co. on the outside wrapper. Some hero bean deceived, and obtained a counterfeit article for tha Una and genuine Balm of Columbia. Remember u look for the aaaao of Coaetook ft Co. on tbo wrapper, before yam purchase, and get none hot the genuine. Pont be deceived with the assurance that any without that namt is made in the aosesw.se. ssd Ira C~_? ?S ft tl L j ?uu itju*i uguvu an iu>u piwguiwiii arc i Alt*, aad known to bo ao l>y the eoumerfcitari; to bo fauna only at 71 Maiden lone; corner of Tkird and Race, and Ninth and Chaatnut atroeta, Philadelphia; SB Cornhill^Booton; Dr. Wadaworth, Providence; Id Broadway, Hays' Unlancnt, 0(7- A cibtaik cnio for thofollowing distressing eon* plain ta, eat a blia hod at New York, and uaod in oar principal hoapitala. and by eaioent modical man, with the greatest poaaible auccoaa (externally) hatha following complaints? For tho PilM, Tifhtneai of tho cheat, asFor all Dropay, pec wily in children. Tender Foot, Foal uloora of tho loga, or Bore throat, by cancer* or other fungus sorea, i.ow- Croup wloera, ever obstinate or long] Whooping Cough, atandfag. Scald Head, Freth Wound*, Chilblain#, Itc., foe. Tub Tinas.-The price, gl, it refunded to any pereon who will noon bottle of Hays' Liniment for tho Pilvaamd return the empty bottle without being cored. Tbeaa are the potitlve order* af the proprietor, to tho agehta and out of many hundred! *old in a few week*, not ono haa been nneucceaaful. To bo found only at 71 Maiden Lane. i (Ky- Extract af a latter from Mr. Dally: From St. Louia, Cincinnati, Evaaaville, Pittsburgh, aad other placet west, I am requeated to tend the Pain Extractor. Ita fame haa claimed, aad lta powerful efleet* have reached, the bigheit circlet. Oaeof tho Potroon Van Reamalaar'*family haa proved it a miracle, and ceaaea not to nemo it to aiL A gentleman here, under the care of tho medical college, whom ell declared moat die?hi* light dimmed ?hit Breath moat gone, hie pain enorntiating, hia atoaach ao iajared that food wonld not remain on it, haa been cured completely by S email bone# of the Pain Extracted Another, 4 month* in aa ambiguou* itata, cured by one bom only. Both tbeee eeaoe boiled nil the kill oftbe faculty. There are all aarta of caaai, and Pile* of long standing, that aatonlsh the people and make them utter praiao. T hew tat a not to aoy, if you do not have 910,too worth thia year of me, yen will ndt do your Uutv." Thia great remedy for all Burnt an* Soree, la to be had at 71 Maiden Lane, gratia or for pay cor. 3d and Race and 0th and Cheanut ata., Philadelphia: 16 CorahiU, Boetonj Dr. Wadaworth, Providence; 16 Broadway, Al Veeterday wae a aoaker?the rain fell ta laureate; bed lor aaeet people, bat eome will reap a harreet fro* it. Our neighbor of 100 Naaaau atreet. lor ;inatance, will walk into the affectiona of the public for lota of change for hie Lozengea. Many will take eold, and whore can they find a quioltar or better remedy than Sherman'a Lozengee, 106 Naaaau at., and in Philadelphia No. S Ledger buildluga, and 8 State at. Beaton. 09" Two Hvma* Hate?Facta r?. Faacr.?The folio wing are peraona of the highaat reapectabality, whoae ae ?mX7 HHr""* I *OI?Y HAIIKSV. iMfcy, P. M. A ?MU UMVBt of tMMlBMa bM k??a M UM atMk board (Ui aoiol*|, and prices knt Mt materially altered. Iediano?'? rooo J por coat; Illinois i par coat; Mohawk J; Long I stood Meehaalos' Bib king Association declined t per cent from the last soles. Ia ear article of yesterday, we pose, frees the Vicks* bwrg, a list purporting ta bo the names ot koeseb ia Now Orleans, that hare stopped amoag thorn wad that of Peet sad North. This was a proas error ofPr. Hap an, not only has that house not stopped, but their credit, as also that of the branch bouse ia this clip, stand* higher thaa that of nino-tsnths of thoir contemporaries. The failures aro numerous eaough without including ttte nomas of stroap houses. la another column will he Caaad aa advertise moat of the Lafayette Bank, in relation to the postponement a the motion to appoint a receiver to that institution, aad the arrangement to receive |u bills for debts duo it. The bill* of the Chelsea Bank are ae leaser redeemed, by the Comptroller. There wee aeon veatioa of delegates from nineteen of thebanksof Ohio, held at Columbus en the 17th and lath inst. Thep resolved to resamo specie pop meats, as required bp the act of the Legislature, ea the 4th of March neat. The arrival of Lard Aahburtoa as Special Minister ft am the Court of Great Britain is now dailp looked for. Theldea has bean held eat bp the (speculators that his Lordship will, bp seme act of legerdemain, bring about a papmeat of the State bonds and State credit Innumerable contradictory stories have been told about the interest of the individual in the State credits. That he is interested, aad that he was aeleotod by the ministry as a At iaatrument to carry out their plans, because his private interest is a guarantee that he will exert himself, there to no doubt. He was long the head of the house of Baring Brothers, aad received his peerage ia 1834, for services rendered Sir Robert Peel, the tovy Minister, UBSU tm |WWir) loll IMW ???IU H?W1U| UIB iwg?> |?(trtrnmwt. Ths friend* of Iki gentleman claim for him that he to an American oitlssn. If he (wore allegiance to tha United State* previous In being made a nobleman, hie acceptance of nobility after that erent li a matter of surprise. Heoould not hare bean made a citizen after accepting a title of nobility. Thai i* a minor point, however?aeurion* precursor of hi* arriral, and of the influences he mean* to employ, appeared yesterday in the New Tork American, the organ of his hens* in this city. It is contained in the following paragrsgh, which was, probably for effect, incorporated In what purports to bo tho Washington correspondence of that paper. One groat measure which mart precede a National Bank, a National Cnrrenoy, a National Credit, aad a National system of Protection, is the issue of a National 8 per cent stork $100,000,#00, to bo secured by a pledge of the while National domain, and ito proceeds, end to be distributed among all the States In exact Federal proportions ?tho Distribution Act being repealed, of course. With this stock,the indebted State* will immediately pay up all claim* now due against them, including both expired loans and the interest on those not yet reimbursable. In thefall of 1M0 it will be romombsrod that the New York American published a letter from Baring Brothers^ proposing a guarantee of tho United States for all State* debts. The proposition met with the contempt It, merited. On tho 90th of Nov., 181$, tho Amerioan published I dVn iJ^milnnl MutMaliinn ftsntoinsH In th? nsrsffranh hari qnoted, aad almost ia tka time word*. The following la an extract from the artiole of the American of Nortmber St, 1M9 A United SUtea Stock, bearing an intornat of 4 per cent, which would be one par cent, more than that of the British Cenaola, which are area new abort 90 per cent., could be readily exchanged at a premium in moat caaea of 90 per cent, for the State Steeka. Thia would effect a earing ia the principal of 100 000,000 to the Statea by which the Stocka were issued. And, as ah lnltareat at 4 per cent, on 110 miiliena of United Statea Stock would take the place of one of per coat, ea 900 million! of S|at* Stocfci, the annoal interest of the present debt Weald be diminished from eleven millions to aim mil* lions. Thia proportion may hare boon written in London, possibly by Ashbutoahiimaelf,aad ianow again brought forth in order to feel the public pulse upon the (abject, Just previa as to his arrival here. We have hara an indication of the ooorse likely to bo panned. It is indeed a singular era in the history of ne Lions, when i itoeijoiiMr 01 so jnn rauusi, wmr ed u minister between two great nation*. The question el assumption of State debts has been dm cided in tha negative by the leading mm of all partiesMr. Webster in one of his speeches pot it at rest forever. It new evinces no small degree of temerity In the organ of a government minis ter to advanaa hie private into rests simultaneously with the commencement of his public duties. It cannot he that the eonvention of the ive powers of Europe, in relation to tho right of search la meant to be used as a means af influencing in any da. gree the pecuniary interests of tha aristocratic classes af England. Such an attempt mast signally fail. Tha only restorative to national credit most be by actual payment af debts in some form ar other. It is preylosterons to suppose that credit can be renovated by giving tha debts a new fbrm, orthst tha fundamental principles of tho government are to be encroached upon at the lasolent demand of any foreign emissary. mlas at tha Mash sehsnge. Siooa N r SV last su foooo Indians Bends tie m 70m Illinois Bonds 1?3 II sh? Bk 'on (?cnp) m} asses do SO ST Uaioo Bank ISO as in sssfHs'''"* 'g S3 3; S g, SINO ladiana Bonds J* I SO Oti k Hudson isooo do so ioe do ml MM do saw iff lbs Mohawk SSOM do If] tuL Island Mi Kooo do lis Ifi 100 do sM nef iiiooo do i?i flioo&nd BoAfd (4000 Indians 10] ?IS tha L Island 5e a freih and selected am rtm?at of the beet Harana an 1 Principe Hegar*, of all brand*; besides two new hranda. rela.irely for the Spanish House. one from Principe (Washington brand) and the other from Havana (Don Qiijde braid.) Alan, a large supply of tba Higientc Patent*. The fellowlne aegars will be told tt coat price Very old and superior Hirer assorted Harana. ai Ss. per btweh (98 aegare), or 9i I per thousand; do Principe, ti 8d, or gi3 per Ihooaadd. the I -at prima La Norma, 4s *d per bunch, or ft 9 per thousand; do Noriegas .do; rary Use Victoria. 4a 8d per bunch, or $11 per (hone lud; the eelsbmterl higieaie patent i, la per huoch; At Domingo, regalia lite. W centi per bunch, fee Ac .all subject to the Venture, and in lot* to auit tarrliaoare.*t It! Nassau at. Our agents throughent the United States for patent aegars, will plaaa* to send early their orders for tha new brands of Washington and Don Q-ujote. There ia a superior aitiele manufactured in oar private manufacture* in Havana and rrioetpa. too of the beat tobacco of La Vuelta de Abeje and Yarn, ?neh as to picas* the delicate Yankee taetr fts 81* PENA A CO FAMILY fJRfSJfcklko?J. J It f). YVwier. *W Greenr wieb street, comer of Murray, offer for oat* fresh green and black ui, Jeve eoIre. loaf, eru.h?d, yellow and krowi Mm, and itwtriw ?f all kmda m Ike nwlnt variety, at tke l?wt*t market prheee. Common brown ?uy?r for a* ad a ad J., Tor 7 I he. N.B. Feaiiliee and dealer* an nqaratid to KIT* then a call IMW VOTllJI Letter h"?? for Liverpool, wr ltojil M*B 1 Steamer Caledonia, from Bor*on, will cloee at Hernrten ft Ctj,"* Offlce, No. 3 Wtiltt. on Monday, Feb. at J put N. B All letteri entrusted to H, k Co., aa above, are en tired a* being is ample time Or the eteamer'iDiail, they be at her regotar ayenta. fas til HARndf.n ft ro. rpo *HB PUBLiO- t'iiaa. U. NlcHuLe, lo(e euilor ul ii.e I J- Aurora" and Dollar Weakly." annaunoea that he will, an or bafcrt the fi-at NToadcy of March, commence the pualieatioa of a daily mnmiocpaper, called THE NEW YtiRK ARENA Aa independent Journal of Cir tiixilUa. New Tort, I ea.lt, IQf. fftl?" pARATUM.?How important lo the import of a aeatcace it Tj eometicnca the?oa)i*vi In of one tittle werd. In e lite card tolhepuMIc, Doctor Carpenter endeavored t* (*y that with the adranUaii of a regular medical eehool education. and nearly thirty year* practice and eioe ieuetjaa cart-in clau of virulent dmeaac*, ha wn not enable J t? effect perfect cure In ail camala tha ahort period af two or thru day*, Bat the ImporUntfijnetu>B?ry or me type*, deemiof the word '_not to be (aperttnou*. in Ma wladom omit'edlt, and *traHk aa it might aataa, the Doctor'* ?Ae? WM lit*rally.be#le??d er applicant* for relief oo tM* bi?b area*are principle. and rirnnrer till la tka DMA that many of them were aetuallr raced to Die hort epaee af time eo nowareantably promwad them. Doctor Car pester raa ctkoly tfftrm ha; inefcd* and patron. that hie utawat thill and aaaflaity will at a'O.I bo de voted to tkeir walfarat raeeat aanet adm.t nfvery ypeady cure SffS VWX 's^'^ihss; I.rfc, ft**?; M?H? WWt>TT. VmMM.'Barr','wmI Mim t?4?M An?- wWh, flrft tl?r new COM4, ,M? juaap, elinn*>irMrng wHh triMjd maaqucrafe- Tk? ne icnaa 1 ky Mwn H'Uy?ril and A. WhaatUy. TH? eharartfrt kv WUaari.Moa WM (hi? lit ajvmaraaea) WVatlar, J rarfartck*. f|tk?r. An lii'iSriSiifcllt ',,r*Ti Mim B. Cuakman.Mfa Vnm ?i?. _ At ltd |J'( mom. Drr Oonde, ClothiM. Outlanr. timej article# Jtwnf.thM.WiMMi.k' ?r ill AmiXlMf' _ Alao UMrtnml >-f Yamiijr unxirici, an inroke el Pun. Mute, Cape.. Buffalo Kobaa. k". Al#?,? ttuuki auperior el'?Uina.?t pMrtMC?iMfl and elotb pautalana*, rriaiMnfn of eloth'. (wWKtfri. raetlDgi, tt Wal?iv?. of dock of a iaerc!>aot tutor. Aim, a uuaatitjr of alaaa cure, aountera, ahelviaa, Ac toKether with t beautiful jara, eultable fo> dry go kU or a apothecary. Ala*. 1 ehaat of earpeatar'a too la, eonlakiof a cenaral aa* aortaieut of at piece. AUo, >1 boiaa Ha? ana imo. too lba white YViudaor aoap. TUKBDaY, Aft At 1 fl*fel. ?fi9BjfliFoot of Whitehall ?trwt^23B^fla ^can. m. The otcamersTATSN ISLANDER or SAMSON will ma a* follow, anlil further notica Loot*. Stolen lalaao Loot*. Whitoh.ll .At '1 o'clock a.m. At t o'tloek ut 4. Ml i| r.v. "3 >.n 4 M r.. N. B. All iooa. (hipped oro required to b? particularly marked and or* at tbo riek of tbo owner* thereof. o? ?aor FOR NtW ORLEANS? Louiaiaae auu i>ew jfl^York Line?Poeitirely Pint Regular Packet?To kEMULnil lot March-?-The oplendid feet Milium packet .hip OCONEK, Cap! Jacheou, will pooitively ceil a. aboee, i her regular day. k"or freight or paaaago,hating apleudid furui.bod atcommodetwo*,apply on board, at Orteane wharf, foot of Wall .treat, or to K. K. COLLINS k CO. M South at. Oraatoar. will b. taboo to har* the goodrby Uiie lino corracily mitiurtd. AgeatinNew Orleana, Jaa. O. Woodruff, who will prompt ly forward all food, to hi. addreaa. TSo packet ahip Shabapear*. CapL Mint, will auccaod the Quo taw, and aail the 10th March, bar regular r 3* i'ASSAOE FOR LIVKHPwOl?tinned Line? I^VVATh* eplendid faat aailiog.packet LIBERTY, Capt. HKP. P Nortoe.aaila poeitirely on Monday, S8th Feb' her regular dar. Having eplendid accommodation* for cabin, aacood cabin an d atecreare fpio#to*?ri. For paoaago, early opplicatioa ahouid bomada on board, or to W. k J. T. TAP8COTT, 40 Sooth at. or 4* Peck Slip. Parte ma wiahing to oend for their friend* to con a out in the abore aplendid ehip.or any of the regular Hoe, eeu make the n.-ecaaary mrraagamenta, on fltforabla term*. Thoae daairou* of remitiiiig money can bore draft, payable on demand, in all the principal towna of the 1/ni'ed Kingdoo. Apply aa ahofo. (36 FOR LONDON?Regular Packet of the lat |fl|h March ?The eauerlor faat aailing packet ahip PHI* JUmLLADELFHIA, Capt. Horey, wik?nil aa. above, her regular day. rhia ahip'a aecommodatioua for cabin, aoeond cabin, and issrage passengers, ui nor lurpum njr any vessel hi port. As oumb?r of bar passengers are already encaged, persona Wish lag to secure bertha should make early application to OLOVKK h McMUKKAV. 100 Pine at eor. south at. P. 8.?Persons wishing to send for thenr friends rrsiding in the old country, oaa hers them brought out in the shore far* rite .ship. or any of the regular pockets, sailing prompt I yton their day, by applying aa abore directed, if by lc|lsr port paid 6Lb L\til 6b LiVltk#06L t-AuKdiiBiJHBWRcguler Paehrt of the First March.?jke favorite BK very fast sailing packet ship OXFORD. Captain Rathbous. wiU sail positively on the 1st of March her rtgu- 1 The accommodations of this lies for cabin, ad cabin and steerage passengers, are wall known to be superior to any othaa, mid those arout to embark should maku early application on hoard, foot of Bsekman street, r to ROCflK. BROTHERS k CO. M Fultan at. neat door to the ruJtbn Bank. Pees sen desirous of sanding to the eld country, for their friends, can hare them brought out iu the OXFORD, ailing from Liverpool en ths ISlhof May, or in any of the ships comprising ths utd I ins, saJiug from there punctually oa the Tib and lfth of every month. For paesago apply at above. in jGa TO LtCT?-A three torr oousViu Psck slip, near IB Pearl street, an eligible sitaationforaboarduig house.? J^B,Apptu^bt4 Peck slip- Kent $315. Possession ^iminedi TB UKWT-The lowor part of a' res SB pec!able two story house?not particular as ta location, BlA?sas it ia in a resectable neighborhood. Adliess A. B. attlus office. statins rhe number nrrii-uns, rent. he. ftH V ACHT fDA BAbti or will be tor suuuier TtMtl, the yacht OM-KA-HY-E.?Two years' expsri. eno* in going to tn for pleasure hat rendered it aimewhat doubtful with as* whether, t thing the rough with the smooth, the rough dees not pred iminatr. Even the pie unre of rolling beat for two or three days in scalar (with ao appetite that at such times is apt to bosder on the equivocal) mar (in my opinion, at least,) be qnestiened. Those who tbu>k differ eat Ijr, or may wish to solve such doubts, bare now an opportn nity to do so, at a comparatively cheap rate. The modal of the On-ka hy-e is entirely new, combining more baaraney witb snarpaes* than nay other. Ii war adopted with the intention or making her sail particularly well in a tea way, and as far as I ?m jaega, a moat capital act beat rim is. fa the opinion of tho.e who have sailed in her, I and who, if they air not, ought to be, geod judges,) she is ons el the driest and IhStcSt eraly adapted for a diapatch veaael. or tender tak s fleet. She is strong eaonga to carry any arms meat, if used as a privateer or venter of war, and capacious enough fo* a large cargo if employed in commerce, aha woo,ij be wet! adapted to tee Has: lad la. or any other trade, where the goods a s valuable, aod speed aa object From her peculiar construction, I suppose the would vail better (except mvtrV light wmde) loaded loan light. I do not eeliere that anything that carries a yard could catch her at sea. In a tri ?l with the sharp tad clipper-built U. 8. brig Washington, Capt. Ordoey the On-ka hr-e, wit* a good top-gallant breeaa. beat herfonr,Kourt ont or ton. If wnatad as a Yatch, she woaid be well adapted for a cruise in the Mediterranean or West "feimng en bia of the Oa-ka-hy-e will accommodate it or j 4 at able Tea panels, doors, aiMastera, and cor a tees, are thanaalled aad polished white, relieved by nildad sarvsd work. There are I oar raaaaeatod cases far boohs, cherts, he. kc with a sofa in front ofsack, covarad with a nth stuff of crimson and white, and witb which the seats for the dibnsr table coircepond. There are two eideboardi, of six feet ask, with ksyntus mat bis tope, and two mirror* of the earn* length, together with handsome grate, for burning wood or coal. The owner's state room and the steward's pantry (rare cample.ely fitted up) with Passage way*between them, separates Die dining ssioou from the gentleman's apartment, adjoining which is ont for ladies, furnished with cushions end curtains of rich silk-, la the gentleman's apartment there are four sofas, and in front of them white enemelled eoluinoe, with gilded capitals. In the rear af the ooinmas, white silk curtains, lined and trimmed with bine, art sue pea-led, and may be stoasdor drawn aside, at the pleasure ef the occupant. The beds, when not in as*, a>e concealed from vie w by flamee of fluted and ornamental f ilk. so disposed ssto be, when hooked up. entirely outotth* way. The cnrpeta for Ml nr* of the ordinary iort but ihuee (or the harbor, or smooth water are Wilton, of tn? beet quality, and may ho taken up or laid down in tea minutee. IV? are bade for ten, four in the tadiee room, four m thegeailemen'e, and oneia each ?tate-reom. The ceilinge are cue feet hub. aad the roooe ltgM.dry, and airy, and eaa be eaeily aad'boroughly ventilated. There te a bath and wash room, fce.kr. The Oo-ka-hy -i ie eery completely fitted with anchors. eehlee, sails. rigging, lie., all in perftct order. She te pilotb.iat or schooner tigged, With no yarde or top hemper. Her fore aad aft sails (exclusive of rmgtal g rfT-toptaili, aad j.b topeafl) meaeore on the foot rape 107 feef; her light weatner main g.ff-topeail ii ta feet on the head, 31 feet on the foet, and hao 40 ftr,hiiit. The foot of the j b ie 45 feet, we he on e bourn and In ordinary timesrequire* iiotending. Whenb f?re the wind, eh* eota a equate ail of fort) -ttee feet heed, and iiity feet hoist fihe require! but few hutd* to work her. When the fjiciaii ieetowed (which is ama'ly done when not iatnmpaay withotlterr,) the meaa'the mlai, with auotber*o tend the flyHta-jib eheru, arc all that are required ea deck. The workmanship about her, from stem to atrrn, ie thought to he a gvod pecimen of the Americ .a ehip carpeu er'e andahip ee arily large forth* nariraiitm of oarbnya and rleere (where there la quit* era-way enough (or my taste,) U-sssSrs rdHs-ffiivtt? fKlwdUwtf No. 14 B 4 writ kr kmh rreei?He w?l real, in in New fork imoi Wtentrda>. ?hr l of March p'rtont hatioe h"imof tkm Hatripbta, wiH pieatr ?pi>ly at'the office of th? Ainpriciii HoM. fr vpnow tom'ar tf uOti. "J* tU La-ut 4 Hamortr .treat, where he will he.r f roaaetkiac toll, id* amtaf e _ *av torh. Kefc. SS.IMS, POlllAtt^limi?Tirvlie?? tor seek, itNtlllAM T recent tmimf CHATHAM TMHATHH. KoxDAT^vrSWrr^^ rL'^.?.. THE B'ARRACX1 HOOM. r C*"c\lZ!?' CHr'Uya^umt\ir..i-V^mn9 I THFT^SESTJAUmkr. Jraair TwftrW, John feflou OcMra r^rm-r. Tbonw KJu?bciK >li?? >!t?Oyrr To ennelMr with THE Hl'FFtAX BCF OtflHI Dtnli J R Hcait Uarcu WiMea^r, Joneoee CcthinM. MwiThorM. MM MMttwiM. Pit l?t vj?h; ?t HJ OwtUBriM( *t T? iaVLtf^KGirtrude, ?r*Unl T Cl?k. L_ ^se-RSKasu"*-"- r? Doomow.th?lfp>.t ,i,. real water. will remain her# a eh-rt period leoaet. The lot lowing emmeot performer* hare 1* en engaged al an noriw expei'M Mr?. Hard wick, the celebralt dvocalUt, from tit* Na'iaual and Perk Theatre., and NiWo'e Uardui; Ue tnTama Miljdiat, onlr two urn a ball ytare eld; Mr. Del.rue, ?h? great mimic who will Ml imi'nlioni of Booth,?.. Keau, Ferret Hambtin, Daniel Olounvll, and otl*r??a curious x perineal in Animal Magnetism; master D. Booth, the celebrated contort lOHlit: Mr. T. O. Booth, the bealromic ameer in Amarieai La Petite Certio, univrreally acknowledged the n et graceful aud aceoinpllaheddaactr, for one ofherage, that erer appeared in lhi? eitjr; the Albino Ledr. ano Fancy Otaea Blowing. Of and Coemorema changed every Monday. Day riot tort edJakle" gnnni evening fieme. Hair a million ofcurioeitiee are collected in thie eeUbHeknent, fi'ling See pacionahall*.aeih lMfeetin length. Admittance to the whole muaeum and entertainments, 14 cent*: children under 10. half price- f?2 I w I O or y. u ftjlf ERSvfeiit SEfiS. sr*"* Uticn, Canandni?a. ST iffifc' _ RarsMrtcna Kraamua Corning, 1 homaa VV Oioott. Albany. POMKKOV k CO. $15 ss^^stM'iSSjet^iis Matrninga, epring lock, ke aurk'd on .anch and in white. I. O I*.. cantaintDK lundry clothing, hooka, kg. and a largn parcel of letter*, wrapped up and aea'ed with blink, endoraed on the outaide. The above reward will be given to any neraon who will deliver the eame at No M Cedar at. tin at air* or tn ft.r lK? I?rr.l ..f l.lt.r. alnn. ..4 .Vj W? n p i p m r p "Be perfect in lhn>rt,uii then No word cm well mnw mw ch." MR. TOWNDROW, Profeooor of iteoafrwphy, would rooct respectfully announce that he enatemplotea leeria| the dtjr at aa early period, aud that it therefore becomes iwliauen- an'y naceie?ry foraucb MMii eowMrto trail them tehee of bis inatruction ia the aacf Writing Short Hud, to alia tounadlalr application. Mr. T., in offering hie cerricei for the tut Hate for aereral years," would particularly write the attention of those I adit a ad gentlemen who mar be deeirou* to treaaure up for future atuHy and fmprerement the maar eicelUnt asrwoae aad ?alnabia 1? cturea which they map hear from tin e to time, to the orceant opportunity of acquirraghia newly (areated aodhigtilr approved system of Writing Short Hand, by a knowledge of which, the etnet word* bf any cub ic speaker may be recorded u pronjnneod. aad preserved in a legible form, to u to be read at aay future period, with the utmost degree 01 ease aad faiOfty. Touat gentleman Who are rniionr to qualify t'emeehea to report for the preee.or teich this ralueblc eod popular ecitnee. are eapectalJy tarjteil to call, u vrrv flittering indueemeata can ha offered to uioea who may be disposed to eacua in ci ther pu raw it. Terme reduced in FIVE DOLLARS for a thorough courts ot laetracBoa .iaeludiae atatinwarv end to clwtant copy of the author's "Complete Guide to the'Scienet," thus placiag the ac quieition within the pecuniary memo of arery iatclligea* y?Ae?Cmy>*Clareadoa House, 3M Broadway corner of Duenet'. fat aw 1 dd i'?tr?m 114 Caamoer street, oa the Itih But., a whale G Havana Poodle Dog, yellow a_jot on each ear, and oa ths iiaci lHaoivmwuN n?me 01 Teta. in* la ?f will M liberally rewarded; by tearing it at the abort place, or at thve i fltce. f?ct* T A FAYETTE BANK.?The motion refcttra U the apAJ polntmeat of a Heeeirer for ttiii Bank ha* been poetponcd until the teeond TaCaday in March nest. la the meantime, the Bank in aathormed, aid wfB rnceire its bill*, for nil drbtn da* it, and will alao rrceir* payment in their bill* of any not* heretofore die counted or Mm* made by them, and allow arebttoof interret forth* UMdpired time th*t eaid note or loan ha* to inn. Feb M. 1Mb. fU 3f SUPERPINE DRESS COATSor tm* _ i BEST QUALITY, both** to workmanahipaad malarial*.for TWENTY-FOUR DOLLARS; alao FaaUlmma Ten Dolll**, at FHSUPf Cadi Tailoring wtablwbmtat, ltd Broadwey. N. B.?The aboe*garment* ere guaranteed to be equal to eeery rcepeei totboe* made by the moat eeprneioe h*u*?* la the wty. Thi* ten* empty *uar*atea. bullae thet the edrertaaer pledge* hiamell to telBl. Oarmowu of eeeoadary anatiaw pewparteooablr tower. _ HP vMVH.N A WOOi..?to oalre, wry Iter qaaltty. for *eic by 9 DURKEE. iliDALEbHABICHT. fM1e*e 91* water e*roet. ToiT> SfaTXffiTb cti.'n iNri.LLiut.hci. oFi- lc?, j M Nkmhq ft Rcrnacnct*?lion. M. H. OrioneM, H. Breroort, E*q.. W. tiring. Prof. Kepwiek Jt? 11* DR. FELIX GOURAUD'S POUDRES SUBT1LES. FOR ERADICATING HUMAN HAIR. 09" Tmi'* o|?rntjon on the akin. Full diraettoo* accompany each bottte. *To,bc had at Dr. Oooraud'i office*. SdT Broadway, and ?T Walker eUoet, i deer from Broadway, where mar also he had Goiaivu'iViniuau novae, to cent* per botOe. Uouaeuo'e K*t u? By auto, or True Water of Beauty, fer ramonap ten. tdmplfp>_ freckle*, burn*, be.. Si per bottleAuaieia?New VoA? Albany. Ami. Gutb.U. No. 4 Ma?dra lane?Uiita. O L Brown. a*rfumer, Otaeece trajt? Areaut? ktetaadn*. C C Barry- Iifll'lt-wqy'j' Mtin 9ir*i. Lm. Bull It Fit ML Ntw Miry port. Wl?? M HoJm. f?* ?J?" 3P?HfeaaB,?'te? ~c r .iit WMj fceaJ-ik oo fl* Wrapper. ?f the fCadrtt *..Maf. Nut nlMrtee Nl Hai?? witl> i'iihI Mm rapidity of ihotht. The putol coeh*. the barrel reralrea and dia -tiargea inertly by pulling ?ht trirftr, thethamwrand barrel areia ana pitta aed therefore rdMl Mow apart tike eott rapt* tiag prit ale The eoaerrue ioaaftht it mMmtip titaple?thay eta be ?lr?wn fr-na ihe poeb*t tad at?d with omhttid witlmnt tht late of monitnu time iaenokiof-. i* ehttt eta he fired it fcet it t m?a ran croak hit fttf f. They art at loafer the* at onfcaarr ^Kar TraVallta, Haute ketptra, C? pi ilea. flealm and nthera, IMT art at ladwfn Ittli article, at ptfttnt- b th male aa4 f-ittlt, can with Ihit piatul prottt' ibeir lira# a?d pronerty if <4 ache.' bv many pertoat, m tat of thttt w equal to new a Hum a of lee romaooa mm. <ten(le<?ca are lame I to rati a* 'the ptwrupf the adrertiaer wad eta mat Mm taiot. at tbctr eimplieity .barfect ealety a?.| i^^^ferassr r f tf taaeodia* befwetn Wall mi Piae aU.

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mmmmmmmtmmcms^naymencnnyapMnanamncmmMaM \rrATCHkh and JJuWELRY. VfcRY low -The I ?V subscriber ii eelling til description* of (old tad W*tctiM cold and *ilv*r pencil*, gold chain*, key*, kc ?t retail, lower Ihta al ?uy pt*>* m th* city. OoldW?tche# aa low a* !0 to dollar* tacH. Watcke* tad J* ?rlry exchanged or boigbt. All Watches art w errsated to keep ;..od time ot the meuey rttvrttd. Watch** and L'loekt repaired ik ih- beat manner, and warranted, at mach lea ihaa the utual price*. by on* of the fioett aukmtu io th* city O. C. ALLEN. Importer of Watchaa and Jewelry, wholeaaie and retsil.jo Wall It- up atair*. fst tm" t1tANClS'dTlk'? i0ilrH_fjan be had at do oiher ptaee r but at the Warehouse, lit Broadway, opposite the City Hotel. The Compani adhan strictly to the Pateot sad Rererscd Bottom, ana furaiah no other than xorh a* tioee km It for and in use lor oar* iu lite N**iea of ih? United State* aud Terns, a K*iroue and w*r Departments, th* best |w***naer ships and steamboat*. th# British Rot al .Mail Line. British Msil Line ou LakaOu crio, Oalario Stem and Canal Boat Lin*, th* Coaat of lfo?* Scotia,iteamhoat* on Lakae tm *ud,Miohi.au, and ?a*wnll> adopt-d by fomga got flhtkSA?Miu?. vVESTB pOAKiil.vo tiuLSK rl rrmoved to th# Calle Sau 1'edro. No. I enfrenu da la Machant.* By this latter direction the building i# known to all hcatmen. conchm a. porter* he., aa on* of iht moat coooptcwooa pointi of tin- city. The ixteosive altenlfoo* ami mpair* U|>on tht* honor having hew completed. Mr. W. h?? th* satisfaction of offering to atraucer* viottinc Havana, an establishment larsnpartor la tta location to any ihirg or the hind ever baior* known in the city. I* *i'aatr directlt upon th* Bay, and command* an extensive viewcf the entire harhor, with th* adjacent country, town*, villarrea. kc. f f- Passengers lor Havana mnat obtain a passport from, or verified by, a Spanish Consul, which,on arrival, ia take* by the boarding officer# t* th* Ooventaaant Home, where, in nonfnnnity therewith, aparmit to land with baggage, kc. has tube procured by atMBe resident of the ptace. Person* deciroua of goiag to Mr*. Waat's house, wiM picas* bear in niilid that this set vice will b* promptly rendered them by the Clerk who visits all vassals with passenger*. aa aooa m they enter tin harbor. Hi*am. Drc.it |84| nWrnd rrHf. AMERiCAA MoLLbiht, CUMt AiN k?uHkt lor I X eale boat* of ercyy beoci iptiou at aducnuut ol twenty Cr een? from the ordinary price*. dome of ill* boat* hart an placed by lh? Company in tka hand* of icinttidc men. the rant year, and abjectj.d to the mo.t Metre U?t, by run* a*"} on rockr, iuhur them agaiiMt atone pier*, loading (nam with ton**,and lAirlriiiiina hciryita run ou a reeky ahorc.prortng their itrrLsth by Tour-fold mora thaa the boat* of ordinary conatrnetion. The material* foe building are tPdUeeted to a chemical proceaa, whoh rtuJer* them imp?r nil t? Wer. The joint* are prevented from *hriakiug, th? port being ?o clo*tly c?mpr?t*ed a* to appear like aolidwood, imdnOaar requiring caullueg. The metal Ciateniaga cannot *Vi* Company are p e pa red to receire order* and to (apply1 holi aale and retail, at thaw WAREHOUSE. tit BROADWAY, Mtttaelv Opaoet'e the Oitr Hotel. poiltAAV k W.'8 Atiuit tea Humi.o rauaao* X Eu-ai:i* *nu Auieti?Kut the Tranaportaiion of Spa oaa. Rank Note*, Small Package*. Sample Good*. Valuable naoela,Ike.lu., wcouoenoawlthMewr*.Harden ACe.?froa Blow York and Atauv to A a It ale. ma Schenectady, Ultea, fcik.UK. Auburn, Senec* Talk, (icuera, Canaudaigun. Re neater, Rataria lu. Me*em. Point r ty Co. will attend to the Collecting, or Pay t*g Note*, Urattr. l.ille. Acceptance*. 4c_ and tranoactaU and ony eucli butinrr a* ehall be committed to their charge in tin Win named placet, with prarnptnet*. Birrwroci: Eanatne Corning. Rou Premdeat Albany Oity lank Thome* W. Oic-tt, fc?q.. Mechaaic* and Farmer*'B A. D. Patchiu, Jta: Caahier N. Y. State Hank Noah Lee, Albany E?chnu*e Bank watt* P he mi in, Alb my City Bank Asaei Tarter, Commercial Bank Tn?xxioreOlr.ott, Canal Bank Kara P. Prentice J >bn Taylor, OtAce No.X Wall atreet, Mow York. P0MEROY k CO., Otke No.l Dourrk Badldiaga, Comer Scam and Market itreeta, Albany Atbony. No*. ITth. 1811. nit UAKM FOR SALE ON STATEN ISLAND-About XI mil to from the Quarantine Ferry, ou the Richmond Hood. tout no acre* of (Vie boat lead, with a delightful prospect, eaaantandiug the outer Bar.aod for fioerid?e in the vicinity, its superior cnuunt be found within the tame distance ef the city. Also, ewers' convenient and commanding building lite*, int. Modtatelyou the water, within the iharrawegbl euro liberal. Atfly to D LOW, w i>dsr f g rmilin' rpiMBKH KOH THK U. DRY DOCK. BROOKLYN. 1 btalethrn jwaU will be received at tfaeofice of the Navy Agent, New Yr>?k. until the l at day of April, for turniehiagat the D, 8. Navv Yard, Brooklyn,the following Umbo plank for the foundations cf the Pry Dock, vie MM aprnce pile* of letaith varying wm M to M feet?to ever age not leee thau 28 wet; and to ba not laae than II and lo average at leaat IS inches in diameter, t feet from the butt, enclunve of the bark. Mao tinea! feet wkite pise timber, foot equate for lloor tim,', UJN lineal feet white pise do, t foot by I foot 1 inches square fbr Boor timber*, pa AD* feet board measure of S inch white pine (dank for floor TM*b feet board measure off inch yellow pise plank for oheol STlflit above timber sad plank to be of perfectly round end Arabic quality. The tyrocc piiee te he at straight an can be procured, and in la rev j knot*?lo be eawad ?traipht and aquae* edged to (be dimension* akntii'fli, end of the Mloevi Iomw, ?k: one belfol anfti let to to w sticks era M bet tone. The remain iagkatfol each lot in atwhe M, IT, M and fett lone,?the vmmbar of towel test of sack length take nearly 'he tone. the white pine piaadi to be entirely free uUr,or a reiterative ia araated; ia throughout the Vnitrd Melee .it haa taken precedence ot nil other medaeiaeetn tnekavea, nad learra nothing farthir hi behoved for; A* ourea beieg areedr.perleel. permw meat, and effected without pdia ortronhle. Hhovtld(herehow oer be any peeaon Inbotttig under the above complaint#, who JoiiKllul ofitd alaaiuf iinivorwalltr loaldei iMonta I rvPAtn mend H lo than with all ooafideace, and o> Bf own oaraooal toapoaMiMi'r. feelirge>aurrd it ihey pet it the regaared trial, that 111 aMh lo the afflicted partiaa. aad grate (uln?M to Dr. i Magjiio, b* Ike naalt. But. ?t ia alao Oic cane in tuw rape. Ike hmcui American rrl-elalielj of the Luctaa Or dial. ia principal I) t*a d on iia thoronghlr inraetigated, iadaMhMti aad gee aml It admitted power >o enable Irmulee. wha kat born coau'daw ene hope*, crrma tke ilinelnoua iaartn'cr't nroatieet, ia tie rnriiliiient of the moat important add for nhii Kreih atrial. PtoUaelania. f?7 In* Af?UKtW s tU??T^A.l luSLoCT.-TSe aaeeftlaa 'il of H 0. Jom, in tha Courier anil K.a.juirrr of tha X3d IBM. it not tleeaaed worthy of aotiee, eacept to correct it* mtaa'a'cmeotr Wear* aothorited by V. Petita, I'.aq Preatdem of tha Me(kauti BaaMaar Aaaociatioa. (the laatitation to which rtf? rrtic* la made) to a*y the fart aa to tha areata of lb* aboce Lock, iintwint; for the oilier cireumataaeea, thoar iaUraatad are referred ta tha rfficara of raid Aaaaeialioa. Daeid l?aaei*4, Rao., Praaldeat of tha Amrrieaa Ki change laak, will aiea tha VaeU eeraettad with tha lock of H. C. Jaaaa.plar jd oa tha eault of *aid Bank Tha appraatiea an Mad la opening a aid lock, haa aot haaa allowed to puraua hia 'WTdSWS'RYil'S-.VI!??-hfba IW Agrtta of tha Aaaorlran Bank(Lock Company. THE LAAOE8T THE CHEAPEST, wu'S'anTscalps V. CLiRKHTUGH'S, tSgss&SU&stt-S&KErH--3 abald In by tha trade. Bat tha pabhe will ohaarr. thatC. Wlftifii WtP&D OOBPAMJCR WITyS AND SCALPS, WTTHOUU MKT A LUC MPtUNQB, mff thara are jutfcabla UtampU at lantauM.waat Effke paw> ta daaana or darac* tha principle a# which tftey gaaaaada ta 6t. aadlheakill tad practica laaaacuta. dkS waarara aad ennaotaaewre are mritad ta iaaract Ma HEADS OP HAIR, gtbk far clcaanaa, lAdaaa.aat durability May ha alaatea mi the flrat oradoeimva of modem art. In ttwit ntaiwi'ao>wa thay differ IfW all othera made Kara. Tha hair ii aiatrly Smarted, aad ea equally diatnbatadaa ta apoear juet iaaiiaa (.Mthaakia: theyoerar ne arara of ththrww thaa tha net.r J Sgaarw sasree waresaa: c~~.. ad |?a1l?M*n Am ?T*ry W^lii 1MI1 nrr f" 'r~- |i null ptM Will M (Nil twit Unuwilin I'q Ml ubtcnbtr to per MiMn.lkw ?,otWTSmTVS OOe. W?. 1M N -^?H. uL f HSL^rfr T jvT?-ES| wtnl TTuiy x3Tlw* ,u. ^r 1 "SADDLE"AND HARNESS" MANUFACTORY, No. Mb Broadway, corner of Park Flaae, N. T. rjtOKUh DERIl'Bt^ee the -eetboo to rttn.-a thank* to VI hi* fwni and the public, forfthe liberal eacnugemrat he hue received in hie Hoe, and begato remind them, that he etill coatinuee at hie old eland, where he manufacture aaddlee and hameae of every deicnptroo, at reduced price, via, t weuty-five percent leae than foi met ly He alec be (a leave to atau.lhat he hie juel received a ft* beet fthafto Loudou made doddle*, with a temp bare, which ha can eel) very low for eaah. All article* manufactured br him waimiieed to be o. the beet material aed eapenor work manikin. N. B ?Horace carefully measured and fitted by kimeelfr MtfaiC AT S CkSfs A PA??, RETAIL. CT. OE^LAIN. Mueic Pubhaher and Dealer, lake* thia method of infuruuuc hia frienda and the public lhat he hae removed from Broadway to No. 71 Liepeaani etreet, only om d' orfr. m Broadway, end hae reduced hi* muaie to the very low prim of S cent* a page he would at the ium time inform the punlic that hie muaie ie aot incotract aa he* been reported, but I* the *ame. end printed from the **m* plate* ae the muaie of auy (tore m the city and a* a guarantee any malic purchaeed el hi* vtore and found te be incorrect, can h? turned uud the m.?uey refunded The public are reep*lit invited to call and examine forlhemeelvae. j-teim* C. T. OCaLAtN.ry Lupee*"^ 'l'HE BEST WIG MAKER TIM NTFW VCIRV FHALON.Mi of Chatham Square, m? ofll4 liv has tola taken the first Premium for the bastgpoevmm, WIGS AND SCALPS. A CONVINCING proof, if nay were wonting, that native ingenuity appreciated before foreign boasting and humbug. u the opinion or three of tha oldest and beat jodgoa in the proteaaion ia Now York can teatiir. Tha public can now judge from the premium*, rix. the silver modal laat rear, and the A ret premium this, awarded by the American Institute, who ia or ia not the beat Wig maker. K. Phaioa respectfully invite* all jndgea and wenrera to cxamina hie premium impro red Uoeaauier Wig, which, far surpassing elegance, claaa re semblance to nature and baaaty of meohMural atructurc, may be regarded u one of the greatait mauler piece a af art ?r?i predocrd ia tha world. N. B.?Tbia splendid vwg wcigfaa little over half an ounce, tha tightest ever known. __ Manufacturer and proprietor af Pnalon'icelebrated ANTI DANDRUFF, for removing the dander completely from the head, and a the* sugh cleaner ?f the aurface and hair of tha head, but learea glossy aad silky appearance to tha H AIR. Observe, none ia genuine unleaa signed by me in ink. EDWARD PHALON. Awh?d ?n I ha prcaaiaea for ks centa. iX lm" PRIVATE CURE. rvOCTOR JORDAN'S SPECIFIC COURSE, No 11' for tlio eure of C?p, or Oonorrbasn, Otoeta rsd all other nrethrnl dischargee, recent or old, coamhw three diatinct aervtf of needicinee. with eccaaiooal rrqaioitra, ana ia guanuitsedlb effect a permanent cure, in every ease, without expoaure or lueoavenienoa. or farther rxpmaa. Dr. Jordan'* apacifie ronroe, No.tt. is specially daaignad lor the permanent cur* of Venereal dioaooe, in *11 it* at*ge*;*nd ia warrnpted to eradicate the disorder, without any of thee* lamentable remit* which follow 'the tue of the many dangerous mineral compounds, *o generally offered. Thia courae oontaine three aeriee of medicines, with washes and ail reouiaitae; and ia warrmated to cure, if uaed according to direction*. Each courae ia accompanied by Dr. Jordan's private Ueatie* of ?t page* called the Monitor, wherein thepnliaait hie full direction*, with description of the nature, *jrmptoma, consequences. treatment ofeccret disrate*, to which io added, useful hint*, important advice, and much valuable inlsrmataon, whereby all the didfi. cutties of self treatment or* remortd. The price of tha Monitor alone ia N cents One dollar rein it ted, postpaid, will insure it* rtception. Dr. Jordan's specific courses are admiriWy adapted for residents ia the country, being complete, compact, and efficient. Bold for tha proprietor,oaly at Drag Sloe* M Mtuoa at, door* below Prini*. ?nd block east of Broadway. The window-lights are aibl* Irom tha corner of Broome street and Centre Market ft lm* WAN i r.L?Ji j uuLg man I rota 1| to years-old, who emu be wtll recoil mended, and who can sneak die French and English languages, to go South, a* a clerk hi grocery etora. Address to J. J. L.ABOUI$Sfc. leb It 1 txw 3w* in Front atauot /Mlabl) k4Oit ONE DulLaR.?hueh is Ihwefficacy of L Dr. Thomas's Specific Pills, that thar arc wnnrantad to effect n permanent and speedy cure in all diseases of one da**. The unqualified aucceesShey have met with in tha moot difficult cases, at once give them claim -to tha attention of nil those who may need the use of a similar medicine, for aa-e atfTI Broadway, cor. Chambers!.; 7? and too Fulloo at.-,T7 But Broadway; Bymi,?t? Bowery, fbicaffI ftt>tn MEDJCAL AID. A PHYSICIAN long xrcuatomvd to prescribe atdiaeaaes of a private nature, resides at M Matt stre He has been famsBar with those complaints many yaari, and burin* been a particular >aad close observer of cauoo and effect, lie has obtained a thorough practical knowledge ol thia branch of Kit profeamon, which hM enabled him In litrodae* aome r.lu?ble imprwrenwuit* mio hia precipe. He doc* net boaat of making raprdana haety com, bet hi* astiafnebae i* ?n perform thorough end radical -rea, and io u ihort a fare of time a* it cm* paaaiMy a -ma with advantage >ed, aafety to the fatiaat. Aed, geatri -epeakiog, it ir not ne caeaary For the patient to cbeerre any enaufe w buaineM pur auil*. lliaty,end enawijwtiitly imperfectr *gr? the aetircc from whence reault-ao many diatretains caaea 01 conaeeatier oraecoudary ymptoie* aad the lihe rcauk frequently fotlowa theaaa ot many adearltaad re media a for thie raaaan that any medieiiv,t??erer gaud in the 6mt or primary at age* ot the complaint, cannot be aepyaaad to onart the aaaae power aad indnence orer the human aya'etn when Ha admiaiatratiaa ha* ba*s long continued, and kuia while the Mtient ia awallowiig nMdwima horn day to day.hu diaeuc, if net changing to n chronic fnon.Uaay tha laaet,ta rcry likely ta teraainaW in apermanent debility, or peal, a pa aomethaot woraa, an far m-' etaa:, aatticiate bow many hundred there may ha at I hia rcry time taking medicine-under eircumataaam dint appear' diecaoraging. when if the real fhcU or tha etaa were knowa* the dfaea>e might prove tohtaatneturmaadrtwalddhie be tha/ eaaa. it ia important for tha patient to lava that one medirine alaaewever did, nor oarer ana cure a-airictuae. It ii a wall knownfhet that tha patiaat amy hare a atnctereenmy mootha' or aran yatra, without hia knowledge, and without any affect, axrept to iucreaattlu time required to make a cure. Thoce rictimi ef iudiecretieu or miaforiunu w ho are about to aalect a medic a. aaitaar w uld do waihtu call and abtnin a little book treating entirely authaac comslainta iiic a email achat volume, c ?ataiaing much valuable information it* language iarery plain aad eacily uadarataod. Price Co cant*. Dr Gregory' rraadmce M at.31 Matt ataeet, about WO yarda from Chatham equate, nearly oopreite the church. He dor* uot limit hu attendance to a tew hours, but mar be lound at borne at any boor of day or nigh-. (obeerrt that No MJi net drug atone) l Ida room* era well arranged for tha reception of patieata.aud hia charge* moderate. The book mey alao be had at the follow* n^dry^ atorra T> r UiVWU. Durici HI UVI1?, ami corner Chamber el. end Broadway, belt corner*. Corre*pendent* from ?njr pert of tV country. (poet paid) ordering the book tad covering Bl, will receive it by mail, evaet paid, in return. Thoe* wuhing pcrtanai advice and merCicioa, meet remit a ice te loeure attention. Direct to >4 i Mott etreel. New York. fl 1m* JONES'S BOOK-KEEPING. nVBLlBH&Dand far-eale at IM Broadway.? The ileaign of X thl* work a* to eubautute knuwieigt for the common ambieuaua rule* of debt aoiUradit, which are well knoun to be inade gnat* wkea brought to the taet of practice. Tki* treatiae will befouad to adbvrd the atadeat a clear compreh ration of the priuciple* on which tbc-varioua aeoounU of ?iojle aad doefcl* entry are arranged, and-W ?how thai by far tha moat important-ui* leading principle* hava hitherto remainad hidden aa extMuter.aa detail* I hauryaUia u already exteunvoly latnodnced la ^a iland, it ia ad-pled ia many of the leading aeadeaaicdnatituliona ia tlua?ouutry, wtrre it originated, itkac been cordially approved by a large number of tb* beet meouut-nt* andmoet reaptctablc merchant* 10 ?tia city, aad alee by a committee appointed by tb* American laatilut* to eiaauae it Price )l H. Lurascrioa ie given by the author aahitherto ia Book-keen- iim and *Ji o her daliee of the deak privately, if deairad. Ap-; piieaate aaho require it will O* cheer tatty relet red te former. *>TBtOVA8 JONES. Acconntant. KTOTlOit.?The aabeciMcru i educing km large weortmeat 1 v at ummeally low price*, audi aa maat pleaee all who wjah to pairehaee any artidea. eitheria the aacdtery aad ceauh buai giul MrtitiiUrlv (k? foiiawinc ftHiclcfl-:? W ethane. thread. bitU, tUmpt, belle. Patent feather. R cloln. bow*, laaapa. knobe, LaeeaAacbe rehce, bucfcaia. hincee, aniee. flyrifi coaliaga. fce. J NOT S. BUMMERS. i 41t?wUn?* 110 Water afeeei. J. PEASE SON'S CLARIFIED E8SENCE OF H0ARHOUND CANDY. rTHlS pleaeant madiciar ia Iwaud by a caaeiinatioa af AS J .diffL>aar Sua ia ao *aod aa toneud me twenty of7oar larva paebacraof Hoar hound Candy-1 waa aoaaewhat of a aceplic at" ite aahaa.aal aaw ita curra recorded in tha public raaa? L1 muel, 10 juelne aar. that uar baa aonaiacad ma of my error. I am, withcraat raapact, H. REDFIELD. M D. I baa* uaad PaaaehHtarhoundCandyia ay family tor concha, '."MTOira TW RAMMPrtunli iii (a m*w. thftt he nu mrtiMd ntii. cine na a pfeyticMn I or thirty yarn; ^ri?tf tkis iaaepnruad of hi* practice he a as mads use of rarious kinds of rtaadm tar I lili Tuanrism- *r that distresan* complaint the w hoc plat The undersigned heat Uw compound ectrnct of HoariMond Candy, madehy J. reaec k 8aa,tad IWrif rrcoauMod it to tSooc afflicted with cm*hs. colds and tuawiuiOw complaint* aa an nsalient rasnedy in those eases. and ftr th* oaa at Um rote* f rofetsintially aothia* can equal la?we raaommand rt ta our brethren thronehoat th#Union. ISknsdl" Elder Kaanp Has Mr Undscy.Paalsr of M E Charoh, located ft Her Mr Keltaqq. recent faster M R Ctinrch tYiUett at. JJat Mr Crawford, Fast or of the M E thatd?. tony U?*t g?? New York Craft'anon. iiS^lalimmai'i r>at*c*f P Church, comer of Catharine B'l aSltef1!! *C t hnrrh, Bedfcrd at fcsfiKraaea1?14"ne?Ormd M,t>w,4-t Chwch.eor I Ere Mr Lyon, Pastor M ft Omdh. York.Ph. I a! Hoarhooed Candy. who so would not baiter* taa aborV.'naith^w'otddlJsba^IIr Uara, thouoh ana ahoutd nsrfrn the d.ud ttC/" Pedlar* eiu Cepfacti aara era not apoomted Aeents ^K!s Ja?C? ?f?kn tt can Wf? F"i^u*uy M. ~Yfm wtariaWf Caah^AIPajtaaa M?ct b* peat-taid. I'?ktaikAi|iMwtll, 110 II H?w. nK. TA^Lok'b BALSAM Of LiVERWoRT^-th* C certifies that I have been eteaatd roprieu>i'*?e'*biishraent.?? Spring street, near Hudson. Sold in ftewaile, at 111 and Mt Broad street: also99 Walnut ?t. ftf* r\h. taYLOH's Balsam uh Liv&nWoKr.-Dauwi U Mitchel, printer, *6iBow?ry, signed the folio wing certificate, in the preaence of two other wiweaaaa, the ?iginad of which may heeeen nt toe proprietor's office Ml Spring street: TOie eertifieas that I aw intimately acquainted with One "personadvertising "atMl Spring street, fesmerly TO Bowtry, asd harekoown him ttarcsxU with hit "brother, now da erased, at that number in the Sowery, k>r the period of See Manor mora after Dr. Xaylor'e Salaam of "Liverwort en first introduced to the pub ic?Stgned, Daniel Mitchell. Mt Bowery. Aa to Mr. Junes 'H. Piackny, no certificate was publiehed by me. eigaed ia km nan a, aa inferred in the advertretwe merit in tow paper. Areile?T. Ailrn, corner of R torn-toe and SuffioBt streets; alao atlHeiaaea-rt ii Rtvengtou at. N Houston It: Baaie" Putdy. comer Hudson and Moetan street; 191 Varjkk at; tea and MO Broome at; 199 Oraadat; 990 and 9M Houston ?t,. Ill Bleeckr st;-MI and 1T1 Graad et: MO Third at; IM Rivangton at; 341 Belaucty at; 9M Madison it; ltd Canal el; 13 Madison el: Ml Petri el; 30 Bleeeker at; Old. 119 and 901 Centre et; M Chatham it; 999 William Oti D. Valentine, corner of Feoohfort and Williamrtepedsn. 99 William et ?Brooklyn Agents, TSaud 1SI Fulton et and 91 Main at: 1)6 and 349 Broad street,^"* swath; rdro 99 Walnut street; Redd lag, StaU struct Oheeree the price as follows?Large bottler $9; next awe Si: small ?i?e SO etnts. film* K. TaHUS's SALbAM LIVKM.to tsttT, 975 Bowery, the original, true sad genuine articla.?Venders of the Counterfeits srel now cautioned against Uosmming upon the just and legal tighte of the proprietor, by wet I tar any other than that made at this ettaoUilrarwQt, and the public, who plaea confidence ia tfiis ai tide,which for nine yeart haa not disappointed them, are now par'tcslarly cautioned to beware sf purelmuog iheir counterfeits if tbey expect relirf from its use, and alaa to git* no heed to advertise save coming from Spring street,aa the perron nhorays he war the identical individual who made the article at Ki Bowery, ia 1919, when it was first-invented,was only about fou tarn years af age, and s hoy engaged in s Lottery Office. The an card certificates need .no comment, it rests with the public to say if falsehood shall be* Bucorisful. I hereby acetify that the certificate in the /ersey City Advertiser of tbe 9Sth January. ist'i, relative to the Balsam Liverwort, wen wholly unauthorised by me. DANIEL MITCHELL,96$ Bowery. New YoHL Feb. 9 IMil. I certify ihet the sdvertisrmest which appeared ia the Jarb?v (Jtv Ails rtii. r.rffrtrinr (o m* rp?n#Aiiag Ho> Taml/w'a lalaam'Lireowort, *u uaed'wilhout any ?n?horiir' (VHim*. JAMis .FiNCKNKr, Comer Bower) and Btfth streets. New ToA.ffeb. 34, IIM, Be cartful to uuy only at 3T5 Bowsry ,bet-weea 4th endAth IMPORTANT WORK.""' XJCW in the course of publication, a Dirwetery of Aril, As IMaaufsctums aud Mun. containing clear eipoaitiap of their principles and practice by Andrew Deo. M. D f. R. 17, act, etc. llluetrated with 441 eafravinga. This'is, unities jooahty. the moat papular woe* of )he ainderer published, end ab?ok moat aduiirasly adapted to the wwts ohe commuaaty. The folnwing are tbejmportaot olyocie which the lea mod author endrators to accomplish lafT To instruct, the Manufactur-. T) tilth t'api aliata. who may be dctirout ai piecing khrir fund* n tat produMira breach of iudoetry. to eelect. tadirouety, among pi tot i We elm mnU Ithly. To enable *rntiemee el the Law to become acquainted wUk the aatnre of thoee pateot e-hemee wki:h are to apt to area nee to litigation Mhly. To yreoaat t LegWdoiora each aclearexaeekioa of the Uple ananafactarera. ae mag dtaeuade lham from reacting lawn, which ohetrnct induotry, or eherwk one branch ofit, to the general realer, inttat, chiefly eh in- 1 tellectuai tuluratipa.yiewi of many of the noblrat achievemeatt of Science, ta affecting thoee grand traneformouiae of matter to which Ureal Brtuea ana the Uaoted Ma tee owe their paramount wealth, rank, and power, among Iheattioue of I be earth. The lateet etatiatice of terery Importadt object of Manefbetureare ti?ta from iha beet, and neaall), from ofllciai author he. at the eod of etch article. The work will be printed from the td London edition, whack telle for flit a copy. It will be pat on good paper, m aew bre tier type, aed will make ibont I tax pee. pagee. It will be leaned ta M eemi monthly nombara, (in taenia) at PI cento each, payable on deli eery. ft*- To any par eon reading ae Are Hollar* at one flaw, in ad raace, we will forward the namkeri, by atari, poet paid, ee eooa "Te^onfuS^ eipate. *1 ?liMaforda a rare opportunity, ae we can at the work to them on terme extraordinarily farerable. In retry menuftwturiafl lown.indcTxry Tillage ihronghoot the yniteofltatee and Canada, eubeenbMr* mat be obtained with the reenieetfacffitirHgftreeo.poet paid, La Roy Huonerlwd, "ltrrwry'editir who givee thie adrertieemcat entire twelrt Inaortiooe. we will rerwerd, to onftr. oat fopjr of th? whole I wore^proekf'd the paper* containing thie notice be eent te the Sew York Watchman. New Turk. ft* in' MECHanIcal lamp H'ARE-HOUSE, Lmnpaerermapnrted in thie eenntry, emhrnoog;lhe lauat aneWoet feehiin.ble petterne now to nee n *brt-tpgether with x btautilal variety of Ofnee (Hobee, K an -y Pen-rUir. awd nwr Nh?4r?. nil wrurn maj now do in at kit ilar*. No. MT l?MW tw hxrwity of lk? mndmoicnl lm? eombi?jti? ?l?C? in *(>p?nr?oc?. ocoaonjr in ill* commh>(ih loi* T A Norma tHiGARa.-KO.00t ol thia ulekiated bread. lJ anperior quality, and entitled to uebentnre, landed ken u UaU^,? LOCI," are now ready to roeaira order* for thia calibrated Lock, and baring aeppnrd the ouoeeroua order* kemahrt rate tred. are now prepared frooa the ertenatre arreoeaeaents tha tnaaafbekuraia of thee* Look# todelirerel torjehorteit Boa. Tka delicti of the aeeociauoo ia to MniWi thai in erery Bank in the United State#, ad the eecunty they ban Heretofore fcrniehed to each kanka aa hare aymhed than sssMSU^sifiis rmsv&z; attempt*,urf the eembfjhtion ofeuoMltcan nln^,ruf tat from 4,W4 to 1,0?#,*00. at Um wil l of the ewaer. farnirha* aaaarity not found ia any other mod* of Autetuag. Uuikr aafct uhI (lore door* from 1M to t.tgt change* Am rotate* to tit* auperferity of ""f (trance ia made to any of tiwbanka in Wafi atrectTNaw York. Director* and officer* of bank* are roquet-.ad to iriiaaaa the dt? 4 Joaoo* law, ataatt far tit* rity. MOUIOAL kaHit-ui. coo***. A*.U> jatmMat, aew Chatham aL. atill afford* relief to the afikted ofboth ri a*. Ho mar bo alwuri apnaulted, with the ntmo*t confidauca, ia the worat eaaaa of defteata dimaaaa, maiumfe! aMttm, Rd the auaieriouB aymptoma anting from thia diaaaaa. rroaa Cb exteoaive practice for the laat ewht yoara ia thia parti3lar branch of the prefer*ion, (aaranteoa a eafc. efeady aad rcuvt cure to aU (xraooa Who apply to him. a* mat cmaa eared to a few day* without the aae of mercury, oc any other rele?etleadaice?fn?* T to Iho amht tmUl ia ata?&L*o? DR. ALLEN'S BALSAM. Or Horehouad, Liverwort aad Pleuriay Hoot, hat gaiaed a reputaUoa ia the cure of ftonaumphon aad Liver cam plaint never acquired by any ether nudieiae. Thi* nedicia* te not intended like the com moa hunbug* of the day, to cart every ee, kat it ia only for the care of diaeaaea of the long* aad iivor, aad for there eomplamts H her astqual oa earth. Kaiaing Bleed, a cough aad toea of alrcagth eat cer Ma aymptom* of conaumption. Dr. B B. Allen'* Balaam of Horehound. Liverwort and plenriay Hoot ia a aevtrfailtoc remedy, aad if the aick and: dietreaeed reaort to it (hay art certain of being reatorrd to health. It eoottia* no optoai or any deadly potaoa to lull and tapir* the caeca, but k remove* the diaeea*. heal* the long*, give* health aad alrcagth. Lit the tick uae it. Oviment *f,tm F*cri.Tt- Daain op wi Lewi. Dr AllenDear Sir?1 have pretcribed your Bafinm of Horehoind, Liverwort and Meaner Hoot m eoaghe tad c raaamattoa, and it hae proved effectual after other rime die* had failed. I am glad to find ao valuable a mnuoine with" oat nr autiriom or narcotic hfnflaii. 1 entertain* hifh a pinion of four Balaam. *n4 aB41 continue to mom" 4 S"' rtfSk?rVS:-rffili..^ To* For Ml* ?Mmli aad retail. by W. A. Tylar, 80 ludqr Itreet, N ra Yin k* oadoy E. M. Oaion. eorncr Bowery aad CJATANA MKOaKB -PICaBIA fc MANZANEuO.lt 11 Liberty street, Mar Naiu strett, offer for tale thefollowing MM U Norma Sea are, lit quality, mry superior 1(0,1 M Daaaa do do do do 100 000 Noriega and Eepereuie do do 00.000 Regaliadf Diana, Ke-ncro and Aqaila Brand* 00.000 Trabucos and Canutes Diaoa. and do KOdo* Trick, Amnioria and Principe, cheap. The what* entitled -to debenture, aad in lot* to tvit par As \TfrILPBE?i PATCH t ftAiAMAHpKB. IRON 8AFE w Thee* Bafaa arc made of Stoat Wrought Bar aad Plate Irou.Tireted together in the mo>t aahatantial manner, aad lined with a oka teal poepareiien, which ie a noa-coudnctor ot heat, and caanot be deatroyed by lire mtnr teals ham been med**a_^iraac*s with other safes, and in burning build toga and in na instance hare they failed to preserve the contents uninjured, while oaf ca of other maker*'here beta acetor ed ky the earn* beat. All Salamander Safes made bv Wilder, aad sold by the eabecriber, will be equal to any that hare baa a tasted. A general assortment oa hand or made to order, aad fsr salt by ITOw 8ILASC. HERRIWQ. Agent, too Water street 12,000 CASES IN A YEAR. URti the right medicine and be cured ?Ye Who in weary of uffenn* from obefcnate dieeaae. or any kind of wexkueM of the uri try organs, and who in diacmt and disappointment have abandoned all ho pee of a core, are strongly invited, aa a laat reaort. to have recouree to the Iwrtly celebrated Doctor Cherry"? Astringent Pilla." wboee Luhnreea removingdke die- heartening oomplu'nt if unknown; more limn an,*** buwee have been fold t they will inveoUfate lha ractiwlaetber a maw ha a phpeieian or not, before the* are willing to tiuet their 1 health and lift in eueh handa lliia thing ih.ii.ld be looked lo by all. Aa ragarda myeelf.f invite the tick lo come and ate me, and if th jp ere not aofladed, why, there to ne harm done. I meet certain dan of daaaaae with eaeeaet, which I know cannot he aurpaeeed by any man. My oiaca in Ho. tl Broad strati. corner of Biooe, near he Battery. Open from "rWtiKrs!? 1 niHFJl, w atch Vlakrra eodJrwHIanf, A inceiaeon te Samuel Brown. IT1 Peart nt net IVcw York, have on hand, and are constantly rtittving gold and ailrer aratthen, tawdry. Ban alive r and plated ware of every dencripttoa; gatd aratchea. from Ail to *4M ailrer do, from |i te fan; aleo aold gnard and lob tbaiaa. diamond rtnge and pine, mated cieeka.ie. j watehea, docka mueici! boxen and jewelry of every deeonplion, repaired in the a* at eat manner; aleo cash paid fbt aid gate and silver. AMOS R. THOMPSON, flltm* RICHARD PlSHER. Jr. KKS?f^ff-TfiT^^,ri.-The moat .tetnUo aid am t ceptable prevent for youth it Merry'e Muarnm fee I tel. neatly bound m cloth, containing IM engrarioga, several of which are beanufnily colored, 1? payee of MuP? otfmJTflTrrew UQB ihTS^oY'^y M!* $hfrioni

wliichfteialMMlwMUicrt tim i ad plenty of oretere It te from fhiledelphu the neareat end moet acceeeible point te thteall water and Ticket* for both ttcamhoat* and nilroail between Ambay and New York, and Ainbojr and Mia plain, will be turn abed to hoarder* at reduced price* Apply to W. H. UATZMER.attl.ei Sic* 01 theC.aad A, Railroad Co. Philadelphia, or to IRA BLlsS, at their odbee in New York. fl? TO THE LaDIHS. A/f ADAMK COBTELLO. Female i'hyncim, .till eontia XYL uer to treat witb aatouiahiag eueeeae all di peculiar lo ftUllklr uupgreeman, Inagulaiity. abatructioa. Sc., by whatever eoeaeproduced,oak be remored by MadameC. in a eery eboet Madame C'? toaditnl aetokltahmret having undertone thorough repoin and alteration# for tbc bctKr aecomeiodmUon her aumeroue patient*, aim ie now yramud Ut rccrire ladire en the point of eoridncment. or thoee who wieh to be treated fee abanuetion of their monthly period. _ MadeoM C. ean he an malted et her retldenod. No. M Ltopemrd etreet, at pit home nod with the etrmteat retard to eeerrey Ajl enmareoioaUone aadtmten meet be poet peid. f?31m? RICH AND POOR A RE aliko benefitted by Sherman'* Lozenge"- They atand fa. high among elL^aod^ewHio iia? Sherman'? Loxengaa?*Iw?ya mk for Shaman1* Lnaeagca, and ae* tnat yon gal them?thay akma will aura yon. tie. Shermaa'a Warahoaeam at IN Naamii itntti Agin'a?lit and 171 Broadway, UN Bowery; 77 Emt Brandway ;ltT Hadaan at;M William ttraat, New York; M aad I at Fatten a treat, Brooklyn (Uddtng. 8 State at, Boeton; Burge?e, te South Third eireei, Philadelphia. fit SOOtf-MSWNG. THE Counting Boom* of C. G MARSH. M Cedar etreet, f continue ogenfrom A. M. to P. M. mordr th it merchanta and other* may avail themyclvc* of ncoureaof tnaUuctvon that U truly practical; on* that embrace* aromplete routine of mercantile t rani action* and mercantile calculation! and one in which the atodent actually keep* a act of booh* m a eountinv hoaae. Ta thoaa who are uaacquaintad with the adkrnry Bkao?iatlaa>>ol thin city. Praapactuaea, with term*, map uc had at the eaontingroomaaaaboea. |14 tat* fegftOMWAlft!! C1U>?*>S MkCiHc MlkiffM JpOVJU for the cure of delicate dmeaeee. We give Ipo long MMlriah n command at inay tadearive the public, If the medicine dee* not apeak far itaalfnoooa thall apeak for it. Our object ia tonatify where it can be had. aad that the proprietor challenge* a (ingle caae af recent diaeaac to be braught m which the mixture will not effect a reptd cure, under a forfeitare of MM- Far eala.nt Dr. W. H Milnor'*, dni^gt, 101 Barton; Roberta k Atkluion, corner or Hanorer ud Market etreet. Baltimore; A. DjOroeeana, Canal at. New Orlcana. (I lat* ftflTHOUT MgftCtTHV ?DR. p. IBENVa bee m teaer of informing toe citiviao of New Ten, tfani be enrea radically, oo toe hocaeopeuiic eymetn, ana in a lew net contain a partiel* of I ta*rcu*y. er any other eorroetce or poieooone ^inend, mi Mwialbee twit poealMy eieraiee any delatarioaa iuflaenoe an the bogy. It earn be emwnaaiy edminiiterad; ita on era Jfif Patienta wishingadrice can eon*nit Dr.Brwua at hi* office, Grama Inildnm. earner ef Broadway and Chmmoia (tract, eatrmieo in Chambers alia t.at an* bear from llX M. totf-M. i J? AMERICAN BANK LOCK COMPANY. ANDREWS AMERICAN LOCK. rpo THK PUBLIC?MM BK WARD.?The late repeated 1 ram ore and report* which bar* been ao wide y and indueMoody etrenlatod that Aadrew'a celebrated Combination Locb bad been pined or picked, and which Ihue for hare been dioregaided ae unworthy at aetiee.are benaniag to aaenme a character of *oeee plausibility, by whloh mean* many upright men hare beau deluded to gira their ?anction and count* nance to auch report*. The American Bank Leek Compnuy therefore, with the riew of tooting the yueatien ia a way to put the muter beyond contradiction, hava decided to plaot oo* of Andrew'* Combination Lock* opoa an iron laft enclosing a eartified ebeek for Fire Hand rod Dollar*, which amount ahull be to* re rami of any pwaea who may open or pink th? Lock. Thi*check ia certifctd and drawn, paiabl* to tko order of O. J. Cam in ana, !u*o.. Caehier of the Marcliaut'* Bank ol thie city jho retain* the hey of the Lock, and to whom reference It i* pirminndtbai the public bank* and oflccre of bank* can be Minded by to fair, open, and honorable test, none other to wanted,and woven bold attempt* hnru been made to practice he trim, ndehieouerv and trick (which will be expooed frit be tsjsr&ra w sStSMfc the deception* Ttw Abowu Biak Lock Comptnv by thi* MMh only ?k to eatoMttb th* loftiMbl* .eeorityof the CombiooUa* Lock,which he* tho* for wtfhteood ??nj tMt.cod boo oeeed oiihm book* frowcobbcry and row. lo dotof thi*, how*T*r, tbiy diicloim anymteoteoo of otbu wtr upon other Lock*. Mr b**in*** Mu to (Mrwt on effectual bor?ipwt in th* Erchanc* Biedtep I Room, Tor two mooth* from thi* dote. WAD8WORTH k SMITH, iilte A|wll of tho Amfiooo Book Look Co. jNOAL'. CQAlL 1?Redaction o| Pn?*a-P*ock Orchard, V Red A*h, Brokeo nod Scrceuc t in the pord, delivered cart?g* Irrc, tocto*?oeoa*ignme.t, a tbefbllowln* pneee. bSKJS ca v::.v.'.v.v:. %l s uy-wrw? If. Cool U Ymd, M4' wih!o*ton, we^Bpriop.t. p OUCKKU? *CO. OILTEI FLATR.-VTM THOMMN'. tVWSBiT^iiA Ct eoatrooeeeo munulMttire Silver Wore of ewry deienptiou, of Ik* teteot pattern* and hoi now on km* too Mtt*. coffee opots, pi eh?n.-?upO'wolteio, fork*, mwono, of tick uwdlu of thoploiiMot ?tyle*. The whole oTohcm ortie e*. being mon ofoctorod aw tho primiwi, from eteriiof urer, do peine or o^po** wil'h* ?p*r*d in th* Wouty d th* Work whip NOTICE TO BUYERS OF CABINET F URN ITURE. 1 ii?U purchase eetocterlii Ika huheM, lo hit hMrfPMCPlwn iw*e bifo?o4t ri?h Meortanent of Romwood and Mahogany Furniture, of *reiicli *nd?ether pel terse, mom of which are not to be found e le* where, beiup entirely t^tftsscss: cssjsfc&.'s'k: 4a, aad eeory article attached to eurtaiaa, which will W art i in Dm I at rat atyle from patteroa lately receieed. TTfT Particular atkeaUoa paid to the n taug up of Ottosaiis#1?

dM-dm Ui Braadway. aert the Hotpital. bankrupt law: r>CNTLK*EN wiohing to be dweharre,; from their MM}, tT under that law.are ineited to aaJlon W 8KIDM0HE, Arteroey at ta?w;TS Naaaau atreet. All other kinda of law kaeaoaee alaoattended la. Chaqtaa moderate. ftHm* l ake phyeic early?medkace cornea too lata, Wlao the diaaan heoamea hreeterale" COMMENDED br Ike Foeotty?'VANCE'S ANT1 iv BfLlOUl FAMILY APERIENT PILLS-By long ipiaan theae pitta have breu prored by thoueaade to to the beat and aafeat Family Medicine hitherto djecoeerrd. At iH oeaantM aria year thaf will be found eery raliiable to Ml tho eaiah to aacura themoeleee acaia*t aitba aa They are dihooola (he ehaldraa as far aoy pariad of Iti*, aod retain oo Ira attealiea to diet or to elothioc, bilioue and H ear eomplaiota, dyaperaia or iadifraUon, uaeaoaa dioeyce, atak hand* acne, tad iu fact all diaaasea ariaing Iron an impure aiata of KM MOM, Of t OMOTtiemi K&U OC uir nmcn w WWfi., in SSsrrS5?2?3?&Si^2ShS5 S?^J3|Pf3^ It.?ll8>i. ft la* DR. MORRISON. K!SSc^ iMBflflanPM, I fiiM, ih lormorf? Burp too n (m Brt55> ffm. *m*mm J? totommU* dailr oa ajl tea of adaUuu utw?MdaU tboaa dial, .a. M* icoataaa* MI M inlaflcioaa traqtaiapt iW tha imprddtat ua w guMt ii^fc ma tha Ural nrue with etrluiir, without nb),cti?C Um patiaat toanr riak.or alalia hawMnairffi nimU, whiU nit awjeiui an agraaable ia (aata and *T?Tf?TmrnO*?AL DMfLITT-Tl.otaaadaof7oau aai an aufftnnp from th, c*aa*a?*iifta of iaMccnca Id a ?*cnt daetrncttn habit, and whoa* Ltrrn an rai lit,i Hahardfrom tha aaa of aoatraraa aai pntaadedtpieiAoa. which tinotata oal? to lada** gnata r drpnaaion Ur. M. tnala oa Lattan poat paid, and enataiafiaa aaaitatl* ft*, wili iaaai tha aamaaaadcat folladtiea aad aadieat to aur partat tha tTniaa. Mrlda jtHaga hataay af hia aaaa ia datail. B la* ?04i WMii*. 'pHE" ?>iRTi&r* T?Tirr^MTA??y^?lS 15r5^?iw Chatham iw!rt.N?? To**, ttw eWaa*?t mm M?M fmmID* T??. m Hm worW, in mj qvtBtitr km im a*"** 1=gS ?iui^?r I isiii jya hamIahIa^ Ji?. I- t_ LAa- A/lla J iL A fOMfl Ktlffli Qw B'|llvlM HNVtfl, WHICH ulTf It Bin f U rkill ofthoaa MMatpatqrt. or leat tiptricnrrdiiiurh c.-.n -I Ba particular la tfcc uaiijc au4 umtx-r?the Ftch Sup ln.pemf ?arf7 DOCTOB cAltPBNTCK. ina?? TVS. A DAM i ob certain Dieeaaee. m ran reuari%, ?u, ail of which ha (uvutiaM to awra, wiihowC an> failure. aod at a aa4arla iwt A^'^S/w'boiirhliBljriathi pataa* rijrht oT Price one poller per bottle. Ill lml~|J VTO HUMBUG, BUT A FAIR STATEMENT I-Jhcr# built Lim Beat on anew plan? competent jui'g-a herd etamtoed and approved of her. I will Mid map hu?af a superior bind, well fmiaheA. aad eoneamant mall its arrangements, situated in a rich aof flourishing graingrowing oOuatry, ia now in complete order,* It hue in* \otne neeeaaary to **H the tame in eewas.,?we#h of ttie dee. ?aa of H. Watson, it will be disposed of at a barf; aia.Tr/:5K srsta, and mortgajr* far a term of years if desired. For reference inquire at Wm. Leitch'a, 79 Hudson it reef? Nrw Fork, or of Uu subscribers in Auburn, N. Y. o OKOatilC P.LEITCH, la HIM' W w-V wMBUTI. l| rp'CTLIfT.?The unexpired Lnn of Store, i would devote her ptnoMl atuadaaeo upon theaaea any poet u afOheUaiUd^gUUa within naeonahle distance, COUNTERFEIT. FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS, palmed off for the genaiae. Chew common rtfle are pure ha r, ted at twelve seat* a boa, pet up ia dWhreel oaaes, and celled t "Female Monthly Wis." with the o*ect of sells* if possible.,, at dollar. Female* are therefore cautioned against these? attempts to impose upon these. It is fu?cteet here te stats* thet iJ I Female Monthly FUla are eoeotrrleiU. esoept thone" U ei tl.i.? flWmliC DwmeUal fHIra ft Stw^ifk, mi tUytL Bootoo* PricTfl. i MoAmm BotteIl'a ugaatur* to written on Ibo cw?r #f ?Mkt *fr?. Tbo iniri,M I9N,Im to toe lott'fWT of iw ctwonwf rmvnme row'^Tff^OTrar'sn.iJrt Ron. It it not wmo mi rlrtoouo to prereut 11 il oto whioh wpj erem+ct.by mmpjojad^lUy mqadton, tnxrJV SSS^egly^anower in the dhnaatixe. &ie i* aU that Ma teTStatee. ^joUtwrnuyt bo w!t' pddT'a^Udmlod In f PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.: M DJt B^DtloQ^E, M. D., LIBBWN, rOKTVOAW 1 T?HE I ulllii ii fJbmAum of which Unitiwi are traaalated'toL KagiitiSiadare eneehpai iwlWInM Maiyttai i of Dr V. 1(!ElVe>?&, tatteHM 1 Mi far the eawUnawt of A atari aa. ntcnsits a s^iusc MIAL M m liai, LA oM^wfinAbl eA WW! M9V wnm mmviiic IIUBINB WH By ?IIIWU?UP*M*W f WCT*. ruiuuntD Djuif *r j lie. AlOf IT1UT. Ml rwiia MMI n um: s^-n ffl iWS, i mil m|i ?n|u? ?m M MOT MM M LCW: tS3r.:r,:;;::::t SI i 5Sfc::.:".::::B S'' te fca peM im MM their Mf ilKBtti-ill immui to tki Www Ruin M|l wr mot every inaertiee Rwaia* Re* alb?iMtd were leg?price w i MKi> o?ot. Ownttry*wlwcTlbw? farnliked at the mm teK ?y mM, m a rratttuM la i klram He papw eee?wdewpeM InetvaM#. wmtiuhij i weal mrmy awnrtfay weening, i? asplenia pnnaMeewtopaceapp fnrnlahedte mw ty lewwRenM M par annum In Utum CaeummMTi are requite* te a^bweeee lartag i *jUa?^MijM^aOTa^trroprty a&iJU?en ?edfl|