The New York Herald (New York [N.Y.])
July 10, 1842

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TH Vol. VIII.?Wo. IMS -VVlioU No. 3030 REGULAR PACKETS. NEW USE OF i.ivK.iii'otm. PACKETS T" aiifrors New Yvrk on ihr Uili and Liverpool on the 13th of each month. M.A M M r mum Nkw 4 oitk. Sliip 8HK.NID VN. Captain F. A. Deneystrr, I5th May. Ship OARUICK. Cap; tm Win. RlcitUy, Uili June. Ship RQSCII'S, Captain John Collins, Ui i July. 8bip SI I) DONS. Canlaii. K. B. Cobb, 2iih August, b bom Lira iipoul. Ship SIDOON8, Captain E. B. Cobb. UtliJune. Ship 8HF.RIDAN, Captain F. A. Dciieyster, 13th July. Ship (iAKKK'K, Captain Win. Ski.l.ly, 13th August. Ship KOSl II. S. C tpUin John Collin*, I3lh September. These .hip- art ill..I the first du..s, upwards of liHMMous, limit iu the city of New Vorlc, with such improvements as combine freal stieed with unusual comfort for passengers. livery cam as bet n taken in the arrangement of their accommodations. The price of pass-.ge hence is $100, for which ample stores u ill be proviikd. These slops are commanded hi eiin-rii aged masters, who will make every exertion to give g. nrral satfllaotion Neither the captains or owm r? of the ships will he respvMible for any lettuta, parcels r iwkai^es sent lay them, unless igiil.tr b'lla of lading are signed therefor. The* .lips of this line will herer-fter g.i irn.ed, and then jieculiar construction gives them security not possessed by auy other hot vessels of war. a For freight to passage, apply m K. K. COLLINS A CO. v> South St., New Vork.orto W.M. k JAM. BKOYVN At CO., Livens,ol. Letters by the pack, la will lie charged 12^ cents per single Mitel; \AI cents |?T ounce, uul newspapers 1 cent each. M7 NEW YORK AND HAVRE PACKETS. (SECOND LINE.) iSt JHb JBEt Jfe Tin slop* nf t'n* line will hrreanerUTre Nin*iorkou thr Inland Havre on ihe 16th of each month. as follow* Fro,11 Sew I'urk. From Havre. Tlie new ship O.VEIDA, I 1*( M ircli C 16th ApriI Captain lat July Ifltli August James Kum k, r lat November I 16th December Rliip BALTIMORE, 1 I t April i 16lh May Captain 1*1 August Itiili September Edwor I Funck, f 1st Di ccein'rf 16th January b ipUTICA, its! May I 10th June aptain 1st Septeinb'rc 16th October; Frederick Hewitt, 1st January r loth February NewshipST.NICOLAS, t 1st June 1 I61 la July Captain a lit October I6M1 November. J. B. Pell, 1st February 16tn March The accommodations of tlieie ships are not .surpassed, combining all tint r-.ay he required for comfort. The price of cabin passage i* SH'O. Passengers will be supplied will! every requisite. with tin cs-ception of wines uul liquors. Goods intended f rr these vessels will be forwarded by the subscribers, free froin any other than the expenses actually incurred ou them. For freight or passage, apple to BOYD ti HINCKEN, Agents, all 9 Tontine Buildings. FOR NEW ORLEANS. LOUISIANA AND NEW YORK LINE OF PACKETS. ^Ijjy For tliu nelter accommodate n of slupjier^ it is intended to despatch a ship frillII this port on the 1st. 5th, ftth, 15th. 20th, a-.ul 2,'itli ot each month, comim neing tiie loth October and continuing until May, when regular days will be appointed fur tin- remainder of the year, w hereby great delays and disappointments will bi prevented dining ihe s.uinmer mouths. The follow iug aliips will i:iimmeiK.i this arraiigeiiieut Ship YAZOO. Captain Cornell. Ship OCONEE, t iptnin Jackson. Ship .MISSISSIPPI, Captain Hiliiard. Ship LOUISVILLE, Captain Hunt. Ship SHAKSPEARE, Giyitain Miner. Ship OASTON, Captain Latham Ship HL NTSVILLE, Captaiu Mumford. Ship OCM ULGEE Captain Leavitt. Slop NASHVILLE.. Captain Dickinson. Ship MEM HIS, Captain Knight. Ship LOUISA, Captain Mullbrd. These ships were all built in the city of New York, expressyfor packet*, an of light draft of w ater, have ncanUvlMaB 0 wly coppered and put in splendid order.with accommodations iur passengers unequalled for comfort. They are commanded by experienced masters, who will make every exertien to give Seneral satisfaction. They will at all times be towed up and own the Mississippi by steamboats. Neither the owners or captains of these sliijr, will he responsible fpr jewelry, bullion. pncio is MOT,, silver or pi ited wan or fitr any letters, parcel or package, sent by or put 011 hoard of them, unless regular bills of lading are taken for the same, and the value thereon expressed. For freight or passage, apply E. K. COLLINS 8t CO., 56 South st.. or HULLIN a WOODRUFF, Agent in New Orleans, who will promptly forward all gooda to lueir address. vsrlised, mil grr it cart will be taken to have the goods correctly meamreil. ml OLD LINE LIVERPOOL PACKETS. f]'HE OLD l.iNF. of Packei^or Liverpool will hrreafter be A despatched in the following order, excepting that when the day of nailing falls 011 Sunday, the ship* will sail on the succeeding day. For New York. For Liverpool. The SOUTH AMERICA, I luna I July m 616 'on?, Oct 1 Nov 19 I). G. Bailey, f Feb I Mar 19 Thw ENGLAND, {June 10 Aug 7 TWmnv, Oct 19 Dec 7 B. L.Waite. Feb in April 7 The OXFORD, I July 1 Aug in 800 torn, Nov 1 Dee 19 J. Rathbonc, March 1 April 19 The EUROPE, {July 19 Sept 7 610 tons, Nov 19 Jan 7 K U. Marshall r Mar 19 May 7 The NORTH AMERICA, {Aug 1 Sept 19 018 toils. 1 Dec 1 Jan 19 A 11. Lowber.t April I May 19 The NEW YORK, (Aug 19 Oct 7 400 tons. Dec 19 Feb 7 T. K. CrOPrer.r April 19 June 7 The CAMBRIDGE, Supt 1 Oct m 8J0 ton>, J il'g this line are all of t' e first clast, one of which leaves Liverpi.nl weekly, coiwqu-iuly all delay at the port of embarkation is avoided. AsJtas always been customary with this line, when ttoac settled for decline coming nut, tue passage money is refunded, without any d duction. Passage per steamer from the various |H>rts of Ireland and Scotland, can likewise be secured. For further par.ieulari apply to SAMUEL THOMPSON. Old Established Passage Oilier, 273 IVarl St., Or to C. OR1MSUAW 81 CO. 10 Goiee I'iitzas, Liverpool. Exchange or d.alts at sight, and for any .imount, can likew ise be furuisbnl on the Natioual Bank of Ireland. Northern Bulking Go.. National OaiiK ol iacorimii, nayaiue ,11 an tneir respective bra lies: also, on R. C. Olyn t* Co., Bankers, London, 1 ml C fi.imshaw at Go., i.iinpoot m3 lm*c Sl'EAM NAVIU^n^^KT^KEN ANTWERP AND NEW YORK, 1 iso urn. imp vox. BELGIAN STEAMER BRITISH QUEEN, M. M. Kkank, CoMiuaNDr.il. The days of ilepartura of this well-known Steamship, have been fixed as follows From Antwerp, From Hnnthnmpton, From New York, On 41 li Mm-. I IMS. On 7tli May, IMS, On 7th June, IRIS 10.Ii July, 7th An?., 7th Sept. 1?th Sept. 711. Oct., Pri e of passage, ineals not included, to Southampton or Antwerp, *70?Steward's fees, $2 62,44- Tli* mnli will be served on ho ird, en the pi rn of a continental Intel, in the belt m inner. an.I at filed m l m.nli rate price*, pis-cut r* being only "wijteo when partaking oi tin saine. Theprceof pustgeto either of the above porta,rin also be Hi, -eil if preferred, with Ileal* and steward's feea iiu. hided for $n7 tj}\i ceiiU.eaclniiTt of wines. An *?|*rienc timber uitortn ition, apply to H. W. T. I* U. MALI, Agents, ?92 Gm*r 41 Beaier street. new jersey railroad Tnd"transportation company. new york and newark. k aim the foot of Can rtlnndt street, New York. (Eserv day?Sunday tin epted.) Leaves Neat Ymt ucavei Newark At 8 A.M. All P SI. At 7?*wnent of Bills ?d Esehange, Nott s, Draft Areept mri s, Ar counts, Ar., at it- 'liable |>ercrntiu;.?rseeiilr orders for the i;urcliaae or salt- el Vlrrrlutidise, Produce and Manufactured Aitiolrs of firry de* t rii'lion, I? rsouaJIv, in the I. win on tin ir route, ilirr.iiuli Messrs. MAHNDEN E h*rn and western Ui***, for tin* iwnoU itiou and transaction of all mercantile and professional business, remittances, exchanges. Ike. Referent e*?Krast? t Corninx, Th??mas W. OlcotL Wiitli sii. nnan, A. I). Palchiu, Noah L?e, Jame* Taylor, Theodore Olcott, Albany. Agencies?Bennett, Backus in lliwh y^Utica T. A. Smith, S\ ncusp A. G. Smith, Auburn J. Fargo, Geneva J. G. Shepherd. Cantiid.iigtta David II jyt, Rochester; John Mo Kenster, Locki>ort; J.A.Clark, Bafavia Thomas Blossom, Buffalo. POMKROVfcCO, No. b Kxelutixe Buildings. Albany. all :i M ill >!r. i. NVvt Vi lli. Fare and fu ekuit ueducdo. RKOUl.AU M ML LINE MiR I'RnVTllKNO'. AND BOSTON, via S'l ONINGTON AND NEWPORT, ninposed of tlie following superior steamers, running in coimrc* lion wilhthe Slouiiiglou and Providence, aud Bo-lun and I'olidence Railroad*? MASSACHUSETTS, Captain Ontnstoek. RHODE ISLAND. Captain Thayer. NARKAOANSETT, l apuin \V'.?? Ley. MOIIEOAN, Captain Vandrrbilt. One of which will leave New Vnrk daily, (Sundays excepted) from Pirr No. 1, Norlli River, Battery Place, at fixe o'clock, P. M. AHtRutmar. Tlw NAUUAOANSKTj on Monday, for Stonington, at.il j Thursday, for Stoniuxton, Newport and Providence. The MASSACHUSETTS, on 'Tuesday, lor Stonington, Newport arri Providence, and Friday for Stotiiluloii. Tin* RHODE ISLAND, on Wednesday, for o'oninxtan,and Saturday, for Stoniuxton, Newport, and Providence. Passengers on the arrival "I the iteameis at Stoninx'nn, may take the Railroad Cars and proceed immediately to l'rovi dener and Bo.to. Freight I ;ken at the following much reduced rales To Boston, on poods weighing forty pounds or upwards to llie cubic loot, at $i 00 per ton, and on measurement goods 7 cents per foot. To Providence, on measurement goods 5 cents per cubic foot, and specific articles as per tarif to be obtained at office 22 Uroadwav. mill dmr IMPORTANT TO WESTERN MERCHANTS RELIANCE PORTABLE IRON BOAT LINE For the 'Transportation of (inods between 1'hilvlelpbia and rittsburx. Tin- i 11 i. r. 11 11r in t-'T.-i .i, ft i 1 f. chants iwculiar advantages. The stood- being catcfully packed i.i the boats at our warehouse. No, 3^.1 Maruet atteet, are carred over the Columbia md Portage Railways without trandiipment. C ireful captains and crews are employed, who t ike oi.anre of the goods at Philadelphia, and continue with thetn he entire route, thus avoiding delays and the liability of lots 'icing separated on the way. N. B.?Passengers forwarded Ce Pittsburg and Poilvville, ev?y day, Sundays excepted. H. STORKS, Agent, >12 3m* 7 Washington street. KKKIGHT ANI> PASSAUK TO PITTSBURG. B i N Ti"(V'F i."^^'ZaC The i?roprit?tor.i of Biiujlnm't Transportation Line to Pitts'Jirg, give notice to the \l?rchwits of SVw York, and all other .ersojis shi|w*ti. living myle *i! 7 in '1. in- In nee lu-r of I- .lving New York, will hereafter leave the loot of Robinson street, N'c\v York, every Monday, Wednesday, and ^Friday afternoon, it o^lou, and Albany, ever) Tuesday, Thursday, ind 8* furdny afternoon, it 6 o'clock, lauditm on ner passage each w ay i the (Mtt of Hinpt id txect, NewbuigE, Poughkeeptte; Kingston Point, Citt s ind Hndj mm F?t freight "r jm.ss'\ t?> the Captain on b erd, "r to D. RANDOLPH MARTIN. No. m West street. ?n9c_ /^1 OCEAN ili >i' s Long Branch, Rum on, cry k. *yf* Browii*s Dock, Middh town, Eatoatow n Dock lr i fefif Sf and Red Bvik, Shrrwaburv.?The sirimh.ial IOLAS, Captain Allaire, will leave New* York from Fulton Cliw v i>:. X. VC rj?i mni.ru n liuuilliu ai H O CIOCK H?r lit'il Bank. (except Thursday, on which thy the hj.it jjoch to Katoulown Dock.) Returning, will leave at 1 o'clock ach day. The IoU| will ran m tDOV^DAVigilk)! tiki ytith rparniit* :i,i.. ant il further notice* All freight ind i' igg 11 it the 1 i-k of the owmis thereof. June 21, 11H2. jti293mc f-s7\ HEAP EXCUKSIOIS to the fkMpc i. ry day, eiccnt Tuesdays tnd Fn* 1 7 iSLrfl-tliys?Fare 25 cents each ay?The steamer NAPOLEON, CapL Hancox, will rus re uhsj to the al ivr frt ight app'y on board, or to D. 1C Martin, 18f Wall street. Freight tikon on the most reasonable terms. To Let?A steamboat berth at Warren street j ier, NR. Ap111 b lard Wm ifogti a, R6W isonst? e?Itn res* a.yjssasjwKaKw^^wa^uu^twa 1?1?w? TAILORING. REMOVAL. PHILLIPS' CASH TAILORING ESTABLISH: MENT, U r.mored from US Broadway to No. 7 Asioi Hons,. ECONOMY IN GENTLEMEN'S DRESS. Garments of a most Elegant and Fashionable kiud /t a siring' of 60 per cent for casli. 'PIIE advertiser deems it unnecessary to resoit tj the hacki uryed system of giving a list of nomtna! prices, pres.mnrw thnt rhe length of time he has been established, together svifb the extensive patronage bestowed on ntm, win prove a stun lent voucher for his capabilities. PoAsesnin^ th advance ol being connected with an extensive cloth establishment in Euro|?e he confidently asseLi that he ran furnish clothes which, on comparison, will lie found lower than any other h Use Uiakitig up the best descriptions ofgenllenx i's tlr?ss. I lm H. PHILLIPS. i Astor House, Bi MA RTl V' n Cauli Tftilui'liif( i;?tnMlslnin iif, It lUmovrd to 1 >4 William tIrrrt, corner of ,4nn tlrrrt. rPHE *uWriber, in announcing the above to hi* friend* and the public in general, take* leave to return think* for the liberal inmate bc.tovr.il on liiin at hit former plare of bvtnine*.. and aaaUre* them tint every article ordered ol him ?hall. u heretofore, be rot, mole, and trimmed in the neale?t and moat ?tyli*h nanne Tin material*. the neweat and beat in (he mark't, and it I jioailive aaving of JO per rent. Strangers are rrqneatpd to ral tnd eianiine. Gentlemen who |/rfrr purch*?illf their own cloth, Sir., cm have them made and trimmed in the atyle th >t hva given ant h general aitialartinn during the U*t four yrirv Kvery nrmrnt warrant nl to fit, and made by the beat wniltmcn at tl*e follow* ing i tirra, i?..:? Ureaa Co.it* *7 ?nto*8 ri Frock'Io ta no to 4? Panta and Verta I 7,5 to 2 no Over Coata 00 to II i? No garment* ready made? all made to order, and a auit furnished, if 'leceaaary, in ?t hour*. >Uimr michaei. k. martin. RETRENCHMENT THE ORDER OE THE DAY. PHK Subscriber, with a view of meeting the txitffiwiet of p? tinu i imuigenietiti win wi*l firth I 'ii ibI d to rtxi ih unu at fthc i best vi immense savin; from lormrr rhinre.i. Havifiz mult his archnsoi lunirel) for I h .'inn. i.. il,. |,.|lM(. t: n A N'wvii. I tNDIA (>JS II M Kit. (Hi i: A MEI.it H M It MIAWI.SF.. r. Ntw HAl.l., Waahiniloti .Iieet, Bo?t.,n, ha* for lie lift. In.li i Shi? i dor* gre.-n, red, ?ml white?long and i .n?I'll**. from M iv-liv. to five hunilr'd d.dlir* AI?o, "I'nl Kinhmiderr I Canton Crape Rhawl*. iel TkTh 2mw I I?r OILI.S ol .1 hang' on all part* of "gland, Ireland and Re"'. .id, in jiua of ?7, ?.0, Cliand CSS, to anv neon r,r deat J. 8VDVES1 KK'S, j e 11 e 22 Wall at,kud 130 Broadway. w o \EVV YORK, SUNDAY P WATERING PL \('KS. xrs, and combining all the advantages of this ?l?-fiszhiInI sunv mer residence. JOHN V. ETTEN. at9J0w2taw*r CATSKILL MOUNTAIN HOUrflk, AT TIIK PINK ORCHARD.?lilt. rPHIS romantic and fashionable resort will be conducted dur ing the present at *son under the direction and superinten' dance of the subscriber. It lit* undergone a complete tiw tliornii.h repair, and is iww o|?en for lb** reception of visitors No i Ifort w ill be spared to in vintain the desert edly high clique tcr which it has heretofore acouirt d. A In i? t? f?nr, its tabh will be furnished w itli every delicacy that the Nt w York market can afford; and every possible at ti ntion that can promote the convenience and enjoyment of ?t3 patrons w ill be promptly be .towed. The road leading to thii i stablirhment amle?p',ci illy that part of it on the mountain, hn the margin ol the ocean.is now open for the reception of company during the season The great extent ??f private beach on this shore?-?hins airy and the tnnjwralure, even in the w inncst days of innon-r, anything but oppressive. The convenience of communication and distance, (being but nine mile? fiom Brooklyn.) the access by sl ices ?t hours aceoin nodatyd b tin 11 idcr it pt rlj *1 i' I d i i boi f EDFORD MIN'RAL SPRlXf J.S-ThL well ku- wn water Ad urg pia c, situated i Bed. 1 Count) Pen us. lvauia, is now 0| en lot the reception of visitors. To those whoh ve never vi ited tha springs, it may be necessary to .a> thu they ?re -iluiled n irthc great VVest-rn Turnpike, which pass- through Peunsylv \ui i f orn Phil idclplii t to riitsburgb, a few miles east of the chief elevation of the Allegheny .Mountain-. Every thing Ins b?*en provided it this vv it ring place to render a sojourn pleatdtit to Uio.tr who ur seeking health or enjoy ment. Amusements will he found suited to ill tastes, and a good hand of nutic n ;M be in mendutce, The liberal patron i est? n led to the stibic.iber tin* two last seasons, will induce the renew- .1 rtinns tie* cominr season. June inth, 1012. WILLI \.M KEYNOLDb, ic29cod ltnr Pr prietnr. BATH BMLDl GS, FORMERLY HENSUAW'S. t L B.inch.-Thi* eif tensive and delt^h'ful Sei B ithin Kttabl*" shine lit will be opened hv the subscriber on the 27th Jiiur, instant, lit? be/s respectfully to inform its former patrons aud the public, t ut considerable additions and alteration*, em*r?r isin^r the comforts, have ben (Milt since la?t year, and \a i 11 h in complete readiness for their accommodation. Wishiiurto he as reasonable as the t ime:, will afford, the board will be seven dollars per week as last year, instead of ten d11 l I f. Illl'l U ll I i i 11 M til-* i'iM DAVILION, SARATOGA SPRINGS?tlie P>viIH>U,CU? A tiguous to the Pavilion fountain, and equidistant from Congress ind Iodim Spring*, has been thoroughly tn and is now open for the reception of visitors. For convenience of location, beauty of the grouudi adjoining, cominoili umi**s? of the rooms, ami efforts on the pert of the proprietor to make his guests comfortable, this house, it is believed, is not ?*d. The charges for hoard and rooms have been modi.i?d t meet, in some degree, ihe depression of the tim? s. A share of n itron ige is rt ipei tfulli iuv tied, JOHN CROSS, Proprietor. Sn ii.i- i fepring.i, June IK12. Jc27 fwr t Ai.liAMiK 1IOTKL, poll's Ferry, Nan I This tnosf delightfully romantic summer retreat i* in full readme**, well stocked with fruit and flower and above ;ie kitchen garden. The bar is well supplied with choice wines ind 1? r ors, tie and porter, Also,arjurs of tlw ttrst quality. John Pou .on, the proiirietor.siiicerely returns his g atefnl thanks to his friends, and the public in general, for their liberal puronage for the la:;t nino years. The KeautiAil steamboat Bos ton, Captain T. V. Bakcock, leaves foot of Canal street four ciinrj a day. The public cm rest assured that tla y wMl not be disappointed as heretofore t the owners of the boat are determined to regularly as advertised; for further particulars see the Si* ii. t?? u lie in en can he accommodate d wiu? t!?e Inst of board ind lodging ai live dollars per week, aud have their dinner at what hour they please, except Sundsy, always at I o'clock, P. NT. Military companies on target excursions will find it to their advent ?ge and pleasure to visit the above place and try the target ground and Ponton's good dinners. His prices at#; according to the limes. J. Pouson ii Always at home, aud will l?e liappv to see his friends and visitors. je!2 lm*r MA TKEMONT HOUSE. Chesnnt street, between vTt? Third and Fourth, Philadelphia.?The subscriber havtaken the ahove h use, lately in the occupancy of C ?pt tin M ijrtiu. respectfully informs his friend*, and we travelling public, that he is now prepared to furnish comforts and accommodation* unrivalled by any establishment in the country.' The a|?artn?' nt.s of I lie Tre mo tit are large and airv furn-shed with new bedding, and attended by the most rareuil servanti. The proprietor flatters himself that lie will not lose an\ of the reputation so cheerfully accorded him. whilst in inissession of the Indian Qnecii." The Larder shall l>hs Trsmont Hotll I among the most skilful anil celebrated in their line and the other servant* careful, attentive and obedient. The whole es tiiMiMiinenf. !)?inn under the immediate superintendence of ihe prtstorhioM If, wlrich?(witJi In ftoMj and well kn wneipt rience in hotel keeping, will ensure to nit guest* -ill that their every want will require. The location of th home being in the immediate vicinity of the Kichaii-.'e ?nd Po?t Olficr, wim the various steamboat land* iugs ami r il roail deiots, the theatres, and other places of amusement*, offrri to tl??* man of business or of leitUrc, Hiigularfygr at facilities for the prosecntion of their designs in visiring the city. Kor the better accommodation of Ladies, a private entrance is studied to the home. opening nu Ch*simt street. Kgular hoarders will he f ken on the most acommoiliting terms. BERNARD DUKE. The following pnp? r* will ublj*h the shove, and send bill*, with paper marked Tremout' Ho i*e B rks and Scl.uyl ill Journd. Keystone, II irrisbar^, Lsucaiter Intelligencer. Pitts bur.: Oizette, Wheeling Times, Bihimore American, Washington Globe, do. Midinonisii, do. Intvlliaencer, Savannah Geor.iati, Charvesto!) Mercur'*. August 1 Chronicle, Po\leitoavn D^moersr. Vork Press, f olum'?n S ?y, Trent 'lEnixe nu in. New VorhHerall, N.va York Truth Teller, JIdi.la'sbur,' Stanhiru, Or mint own Tt graph, I) liwir. Oarette, i .1 DRY GOODS, k> _ TO THE LADIES. 17ASHIONABLF. MILLINKRY OOODS.-TV proi-ru" tress, Mi?: S KINO, diiif htrr of tlic celebrated Ctrl Kmc, '?ff. rs for sale most (elect and clinic, aaaortmeitt of Millinery (JooiL, for the spring trade, never yet presented to tli. pttnlie, both as regards tn. quality and chespnc-a of the articles Th/' assortment consists of the rlloaviuic TV celebratedSI LK IIAT, OALLKO CAPOTTK D'ORLF.ANS, as worn by l.i l)uelir?s. P'OtUau of France -HI'.!) SILK. F.NTIIIF.LV NKW AND ORIGINAL STYLF. And Liwii Hit. do do? An entire new itylr o Hats called MODINE CAFOTTES, ELS8LER COTTAOE.' Purisianaiid Knifti.h FANCY STRAWS, of the finest trltnre in great variety. The Pripeietresa respectfully enliclta the idi.s to favor hei with call, and eaamine her eh**nt and varied itoek of Millinery for tlwniselves, before tiny purchase elsewhere, .u it will n. a great saving them in price and a sr.at advantage a. regards the rariety and quality of tli. gamls. MISS S. KING, Matfirin.il. Mod.., j,M lw*f Hff Broadway. jfoar-4 JTIYBTlTTF.H pliee to I;iiTTtiinl, Si.ucs clli -1>. anil nc arc tintiiire thai in New York there is any plat an odas at the Clinton Boot uul Snne Mirket.jnt Canal .tiret, n. rill ea?t corucr o not have tri-d our boots, shoes, or gaiters, will find it te th.ir advantage to ma*, tin trial soon. A KNOX fc CO, N. B. Country merchants a 'c by the package or doaen join lm?r SHIRTS, SHIRTS." f TNlTF.O STATKS SHIRT M A NI'KACTOUY, 77 Wilham street, corner of Liberty, N. Y Noi.ee ii hereby iiveato Men h mla sud trail r? in general, that the mdtlon of shove .stablishmi lit hav adopted a new method of imnii. Ac luring Wirieli einhlea thetn to sell their slorts at a cheaper rv i th iii any other house in this city. Tliia statement will be -(firmed by the list of pricra as follows:? Per Dor. Fine Muslin Shirts, with Linen Bosoms and Collars, $7,50 Do .titehnd in the Bosom and Collar n.nn Do Colored one pateros, lanfe siles 7,00 Also, a irtf. quantity of Bosoms and Collars constantly on and, which will ho ottered rheao for e*?h. jyl lm*r vi ACH ink BLA'NKF.TV.-'. oaie IuTm!."tiy "A mlOce PF.RifSK ?t BROOKS, 01 Liberty t, sr III I II III IRE I rtOKNlNCi, JULY 10, 184-J BOOKS AND STATIONERY! TO PAPER MAKERS; |)ERSEE BROOKS, No. r?l Liberty ?treet. between J. I Broidvvu and Ni...in -.to ?t, New York, imjKHt ilirecl from 1 flu* MauufiCtnrer*thefallowiuk trtich viz:? Bjeachinjc Powder of Bowl Son's uiake?w arrauted. foi niilormity and strength, equal to a:sy s;i I Urii .tin, and for the salt- of which they arc sole agents in the 1 I'ailed State*. English Cyliude M ichino Felting ?f very superior quality, Ri. m en.tblrd to suppl; Kb h i'., u?d KtKP'rl; ill .I'l qu nit it i Wires for Fou,dinner and Cylinder M ch manufacturer! Ir on the purest inet.il?also, .1 tekcU?Wet and Press Felt*. f Pulp Sen ens, No?. I. 2, J. uf brns metal. Older* f'?r any of the above uticlos, together with Foreign ami domestic raw* Soda Ash, Vitriol, Alum, Twine, fee. file., j w ill meet with |?t:hksii\i, WUKK ON THtt EAS1 -Just published, by Carev llait, Notes of a Tour through TiliUry. iireece, Kw'ypt. Arabia, IVinen, to the Holy Laud, n?. rill ling a V t it to Athens, Sparta, Grand tiro,Constantinople. Tlu-'bes, the Red Sea. Mount Sinai, Petri, the Kdotn ol Scripr ture, Ike by hi. Joy Mortis, in 2 volume* 1*2 ino., with plates. OPINIONS OK THE PRESS. V e commend it to the public as a sterling work of travel.? f U. s 0 Tl>e author has mntrivi d to give to hiid? scripfioiia of places, L scenery, and events, a spirit of lYc.hnes* and v raise mult nee, that cannot he too much admired.?Spirit of the Times. inn IIII* It"*i uiu utiiniiri Will or eagerly sought for by the public.? Ww World. The work is precisely such an one as a in ui is glad to lake up when he desires information upon the subject of which it treats.? Brother Jonathan. A very pleasant, unpretending account of .rambles through regions about whien every intelligent mind d'*sire? information, and i: is furnished in a style which e?? ry one will find agreeable I !Vimiyh%iii*n. There is not 1 page in the work that is not interesting and instructive.?Pel. Jouru .1. We think this book destined to become extensively popular, and we cordially jony with our brethren of the press in coinmending it to popular favor.?Daily Chronicle. For sale by WILEY U PUTNAM, i jr I 1w r Ww Vor 1 T'HE MESMERIC \l MJAZINE, OR JOURNAL OF 1 ANIMAL MAUNLTISM.?1)II 11. II. COI.I.YER 1 will iHiMi.li July I, 1812, tlie lint number of a ihtkhIi.*1 with 1 flic above title. If will be devoted exclusively' to Mesmerism, or Animal Magnet is in, and will contain ample din actions and instructions lor Mesmerising, with accurate details of the most extraordinary and interesting Metmeric cases, and experiI menu tnat have occurred, either in this country, or in Europe, lor mauy years past. The curious, and hided wonderful visdons and revelation* of Clairvoy ance, respecting the Heavenly f Bodies and the Spiritual World, will oonstitule a prominent portion of the M uniine. It will b? published monthly, ami each number will contain it myal octavo pages, with double columns, of the exact site ind style of the Boston Miscellany. Terms, $3 |?cr annum, payable in advance. Letters, communications and ordeja. (p?st paid) addrn*icd to I Dr. R. H. Collycr, Metmeriser, 27 School street, will receive prompt irt nil- n. i The New York Tribune, Herald, Pennsvlvaniaii, Public lielgtr, Baltimore un, K inotitiv?iy taught a hold, free, ex~ mi/ Aniam u bulin sa-like at1 I" of Writing: no MittM iuw ille^ihlt* or crunpt d tlw present hand may be, [See special euj.it 23*> Broadway.] AS6 THE LADIES A tie t *?id handsome. delicate and fashiotjahle Kuiunn.' Hand IN TWELVE EASY LESSONS! f?7" VISlTpllS in New York ran take a rourae in Three Days !?Mr B. is to be it en from 0 to I A. M., or from I to 8 P. M. T7* BOOK-KEEPING taught by double and single entry. Ew 'iiiut I f11>!11 7 f 'i Jyt 1?*C l niHTBODY^S NKW YORK PRINT 1 NO INK MANLi UFAC I ORY, 28 Rote street, corner of Duatte (Old Sucar House) Printing Ink of all colors, warranted equal to any, ronstauliv on hind ami offered for aale on reaaonablc term*, deliverable to any part of tin- city free of cartage. Piinten and u le*. are solicited tc make i trial of-this article, jy *i :hnr SVWS 111 III ?imw a?? _ HATS. HATS! HATS! HATS DROWN f rO'H Our Price Hat Store, wholesale and re? tail, l?*> .i.itliam Square, comer of Mott street, where f?*tiion? U naif, durability and economy are combined to aderu thjOMi. TW v?.| rn tor* have the pleasure now to offer in addition i" i# e? ?itl> unproved snort napped Hat, a new style, tin inula'. of Kriuif, wb?(h wi closely resembles that of all furs (In M?t c. ?*tly and be uirfttl, that the difference i% not eiaih. i* i it? Prt e ?hr? e dollars. We strictly adhere to the one ?'ice rash system, w hich enables us to furnish a very mperio it f??r the price charged. In nre-ieiitiuv these Hals to the p ihlic the proprietors think they have reached the ultimatum o( lea lurabilif i hi i| m ind comfort ?ni fm# N IMPORTANT 01 EST ION is h? r? ores nt d for Uw I\ serious reflection of the pun*hast*rs of Hit!. Is it con ostein with true economy or common seiis* to pay five dollars for a Beaver H.it, when the same article ?an be bought it S Wall >t'ier( (hit .tin Brnnd iml New streets) for FOUR POLLAKH litis is no dec^dte assertion. A single trial, 01 a mere inspection. wi|l satisfy the most *k? priest that the B.u V scribe r is selling all d? scrii tions of gold and silvei Watches, gold and filter pencils, gold chains, keys, See at retail, lower than at any other place hi the city. Gold Watehcs as low as 25 to 3t' dollars each. Watches and I*wclry esrhinged or b-"light. All Watches are warranted to keep good time, or the money returned. Watches nnd Clocks repaired in the hest manlier, and warranted, t much less than the usual price*, i the U4 it worknM in that ity, B. ALLEN, im* porter of Watclu-saud Jewelry, wliob sale and reta I, 30 Wall NOTICES. LAW NOTICE. I COMAS and A. OHKEN.Jr. Attorneys at Law, ha*e nude arrangements by which collections in the cities of New York and Philadelphia will he promptly attended to, at the ra'fs of the city w here the account is received. Claims miv be left wrh either of the undersigned, at their rcsi>ective offices. JOHN LOMAS. Ill Fulton at. New York. ASHBKC OR KEN, Jr.M Walnut st 'i Phil i U I I' E.? -i' efii of th? Btockholders of the Anvririn Patent Friction Match Comoany, will he held at tilt Company's Warehouse in Bosto n Thursday the 21-st day ol'July next, at o'clock, A. M. A r uuetuil attendance is requested. P'T order of the Pirec'or*, GEO. C. UOODVVkN. Becretaiy. B??iton, Jnrie '.V. 1812. j:^2w*r OOHPOHATION NOTICE.?Publie noiice is here given lint t s ile of |?rojKTt/ for uni aid tin will t iler imic.* .11 i???hlie auction 1 tin* C|iv 11.11! of the city of New York, on Puesday. tb? 35v! day of ,fnn? n? if, it 12 o'clock, ik>oo, and l>* emit ii'iifl fit) n Hav t d ?v until rl??- whole ol tin s.xiJ propivrt* II o 1 nil tlwxt lied stall it of ill 11 i'* pr-perty to tv? -ol?' ir. ouM;*h?d in 0 N? w Era, a new.Hjwper pruPed and published 10 the city of New York. ALFRED A. SMITH, Comptr oiler. ompti-oll*-i". Offi II II of the City ofN? w York, on Wednesday, the 2.1th day of September in at, at 12 o'clock, noon, and be continued fmm div to dry until tlv wIkjic of said property shsll be Id, and that the detailed statement of the taxes, and prop, rtv lobe sold, is nublidted in the N- *v Era, a Qtwiti perpnnti 1 and ????l?1i%>?? d in th cityof New York. ALFRED SMITH, Comptroller. nnpt t ).Tk 1I1. to, i.i'. ktw tS? j h CAUTION TO INSURERS. MERCHANTS and others, Who are 1 iuu red in the Hartford Kir- Insurance Company, at Hartford, arc advised against isunn/ hi this Company. The subscriber deem* it hi* duty to inform the public he was iiifor'urntrly insur-d, (or rather p?id them the pr inium for in?urin1 at nr ?*ry |r4 .w*r EAKL W,ll n \VANA A..I' 1'KINi IFE 11. MRADKR. 40 Chitham sirert, l? w recciwd, by the Helios ont |00,0?0 of his celebrated La Norma r*. a* a'so a K-utifol lot of superior No* il and lerex Prittcine Hegars, vhieh he offer* for sale seasons Me prices. jeO lu'r /"NHL OR IDE OF LIME?5ff0ca*ks Boyd'* su|*rior Chlo, rwK ofL.mr,' 1,1 pkRjLf. BROOKS. 61 Lio. rty ?t. nLOL'R-M S,rnfi!l Irwii ll-.m >t I'* Flo.tr. For ?*lr P hv V. K COLLIN* k i n, VI yni?h tf. QT'GAR?fWhhd* ffntonalify New Oileana Sugar, land ng from.hip Mi.'lMippi. for by I j* 28 10 K CT)LLIN? k CO.* South* I IE R A: liarl( Hloii, 8. C, [Com i|.:? Dear t*ir:? The celebration of the tipi-iiiiijg of the r.iilrond between Charleston and Columbia, in Kichland district, c tine off on the 28th of June, with real barbecuic splen lor. The distance between the commercial ami legislative capitals is about one hundred and thirty miles by this road, which may be accomplished in eight hours. The old road to Augusta is followed to Branchville, say sixty miles, from thence the new one starts. The last is vastly sii|>erior in execution, and it runs through a country loaded w ith corn, cotton, wheat, rye, Arc. The people look healthy, and the cattle tire in line condition. It tn.iy he well culled Richland! It is the land of' the Hamptons, Singletons, Felders, llammons, >\:c? Columbia exceeds in magnitude the idea of many who have not seen it. It is a healthy place, com- mandingly situated on a height rising from the Con- 1 gaiee, surrounded by u hilly fertile, well wittered. and wooded country, and is destined to be a place of trade, science, and thickly populated. The people received the Charlestonians as brothers?we felt that the road had blotted out the distinction of up 1 and low country?that we are one 111 feeling, inter- est and sentiment. Our mayor and council led an array of eight hundred. They were received by the mayor and authorities of the line capital of Rich- land, and four thousand of its generous and warm- hearted inhabitants. We passed through their gallant riflemen?we were surrounded by a squadron of cavalry. The sounds of martini music?the thunders of artillery?th? hurras of this line people greeted us to tables literally home down by the riches of a soil that teems with plenty, us it glows in beauty. Happy Carolina You are, and have a right to be proud of your soil?of your sons, and of your institutions! No land welcomes the honest stranger with more cordiality?nor repells insult with more indignation. I could talk of this generous people for ever, and leave unsaid something in their praise.? We returned, highly delighted, every body eulogizing Columbia. If your good fortune should ever guid you to Columbia, Hunt of the United States Hotel, will make you feel at" home." I put up there; was glad to he bedded in a room where more was not to be desired yet bis gentle way harmonized every thing. His servitors, bis supplies are abundant, and of the very best articles. Resolutions of pleasure were re eiprocated. They forgot one?ro thank the Railroad company for inflicting on the passengers showers of fire! and the committee of arrangement for the attention paid to those who were late. I,ei me give you a look at i he inside of our baggage cars, 1 where were stowed hundreds of the sovereign people. young collegian, not quite free from the fo^ of the frolic, bowed to an old gentlem in, with "8ir, you are reading the second y dmne of allow me to have the pleasure of giving you the firstI The old one looked itiefiubly over nis spectacles? t "I ant satisfied, sir, with what 1 have got." Why you read like a crab No, no." quickly gleamed the senior, say like an eagle. 1 gaze all round 1 and strike "But I have not been struck."? "True," said the old gentleman, nor has the crab 1 fallen back The youth took his seat, he had hit a file lie sat down and chewed the cud of reflection The company enjoyed the rich joke. Tinold gentleman seemed to be a queer one. We have one or two gentlemen willing to take the place of Mr Holmes for Congress.? Hon. James t S. Hhett, is a democrat?a man ot talents and ol business habits. Messrs win, Findlay and Dr. Irving:, are candi dates for ilif Sheriffalty. Omit is a prodigious good fellow, and industrious. _ The Po|>e, Gregory the XVI with whom is the appointment, has not us ycl named a successor to the renowned Rishop John, of Charleston. As this T dignitary is the civil administrator of the diocesiuti revenues, and as from his station he is connected, and has influence with a large number of our citizens, for evil or for good, all sects look to the ap- ointment with interest. Claim a patent for the followingLet a fovntain he contrived to play over the stork chimney of i i locomotive it will destroy the sparks without in 1 juring the ventilation.?I ant Serious. The Railroad lias two companies. It can support but one,?that's certain?be it Tuppe's or Gadsden's. The R ailroad Rank, it i? said, lias been found to be a very convenient treasury for sonic diiectors, who have not contributed much to increase the stock; but the trong common sense of n community, that may not Irtii.g be played upon, without being paid for it, will reform these evils. Rank stock still improves; real estate is not looking down?our prospects are not darkening?our ,H?ople are acting under the conviction that, when Almighty God doomed Adam ami his race, to labor lor their bread, it was given them as a maledic- ,i tii.n I>? t',,li;i,iu nniv fniin,l In tin n hence, a hog und a vagabond are the only gentlemen >f leisure. who put up tins standard of doing no- thing as the text of gentle blood and breeding. 1 am yours, Dear Sir, Gadsden. Chemung. (f"orrr?|iiiiereonn war chiefly composed of comnTissioners, engineers, ntlorneys, contractors, Arc. Arc., for the purpose ?f concocting some nefarious scheme to further fleece the people the inost impudent and nctive personage there was a Col. M unone, whose commission bears date, not far from the time certain letters of one Jo fykes, which appeared in the New York Commercial Advertiser last fall. To give you a brief history of this gentleman and his operations: His first appearance in public life was some fout years ago, as fireman on a steam piling machine, n the I'licn and Syracuse Railroad. We next hear of him as one of the firm of Mamone fc Higi botham. contractors for the grading, bridging, Arc of 117 miles of the New York and trie It ailroad, from Hinghutiijiton to HanWwille, known rs the >u*|uehunnah division. This htm has received, ol the $3,000,000 which has been fraudulently obtained from the Slate, aboir $500,000 Those conversant with the prices, and iinoitnt of money paid by them to sub contractor [h;l such trash, not in -irculation, but in the hands ot fanners, rub coiitu torj, ami laboring men, who o nix t get a lout I bread lor a paper such us I he above, i have no ioubi but thai ail investigation into tin frauds comnitt d by this firm, will be ?J? mand pe.ir as will u8tninlt|(lie people. When Mamone up.i led to by the poor luhoters lor something to >u\ oread, in place of his worthless trash, Ins reply that he is going to attend lit the meeting of the Legislature, and have a hill pissed to start the road ind pay them otl,\c the mnple ignorant ereature. SoSykts has ulinf it, as the Philadelphia, Baltimore and Erie Eail oad More anon. Yours, respectfully, A Farmer of Chemung, N. Y. MISCELLANEOUS BOOK-KEEPING. ri C MARSH'S counting rnomi for the study of practical 1 y book-keeping continue open from illy in the morning unil 'i P. Iff. Terms?For the complete count- of ptactic* in Single Entry Sonk keeping, books, stationery, Ike includt itiiiir to be "Troy Shut Dr|M>t." Now we inform all. they lo not Keep our Troy Shirts, Bosoins and Collars, anil a* a guard against mistakes that may occur in future, on account of Ins tivwr sign at tit corner store, theref? re, we shall circulate xtentively the following card, ami for the hem fit of dealers in or goods:? This is to inform dealers and others that Marshall's only Troy Shirt Depot in the city is ihout sixteen doors from the rorner of Pea11 tnd Chatham street*, on the light hand side in issing to th?* ifv llall?No. fM) ti ith.mi street. This is our >u!y Troy Shirt De|?ot forth* receiving of our highly reputed Pioy Shift*, Bosoms and Collars in tin city. We shall cause his to be extensively circulated, in cons qurnce of many misakes hiviug h?n in ?dr of late. Be particului to see the name. VIA It SI I A LL'S, on tin wind w gjiss; also the following? VIAKSHALL'8 ONLY TROY SI1IHT DEPOT. 90 Chalk rn street. No patronage asked of those who heat down. New York, tune 1. I?12. t m c I'HK HAMILTON IIOL/SK.?This establishment is now I open for the reception of eom|?any. It ha* been thoroughly -novtfd ami furnished a*0 baskets freali 3al!.id Oil, Mcitu?chma, Anchovies, Capers, iml Pickles. 50 Indian bblsof Malaga Sweet Wine. A constant supply of the best double and single r* fined loaf. Also, Lump Sugars, Irom various refineries, for which W A. ''art* r is the agent. Advances made on saleab1-* merchand'xe. As one of tiir lin.ic uf I,'?nr!l'in emh irli, h\ -ill r.rly conv.y* uce for M ir?.' Uci, fir iliJUr c. l.-brnlcil wm?, of ?ny **r *r i| irtlil> will t?f orw.r.l. J, |?r'i :J| *I> rxrrntoJ, And lh?* wine ihi|.|wd to nrd.f, I f,v orabfe prifti. 9LKKP I.uol. i"b? Subwiib-n ar.- now prefmrcd to ?U;.|ilv their cnslciiwr, in I ll?- piiblir in ?eneral with their rl.'hraled H.ir M ._:rr. ?ri. BoNr. ru silly; in the morniiiR they It SO |?-r ecu' bettor than altrr Iroi'itn; foathrn. Try. we ?av. try one of our Inattreoiri, indour word foril, ton "ill uovrr with to sleep mi fettheri issiii: in hot weather, -I My i?l'(J P. it J. OR AT AC A*. I'phmetery and Paper Hant|ina Warrh me, jnu m ant, in a vrr> few lesson?, to paintjnt mature* to t erfection itfirult to nn i ratal)*' \s ithou' dTTd: fh?- sample?, or taking a mrlele^on of \lr. VII TOR KKNKTTK, painter to ihf turfs nl ftrauce, ltussia, fgr. jpfl Jm?r jUKsi II ;>YKIN(f AOKNCIEH-O. W. BiirnhamT 76 M.rirlen lane, N. V.; J,O, Hrer). 1-13 Kit I ton *t, Brooklyn.? I fusion. New Hlfen, Dver.?The public are reaiierffully 1 Med that the above catanli hrm lit ha? been in successful >ei i %?i for many year?, ami full confidence can be plan 7 Ar.-rfra't. at. ?icM, f w any Ls amount, drawn rlirt*. Orote, A me? fs. Co., hanker?, Loud-n, which are paid free if discount or any barge \sh .fever, in every Prmtlnr,l nrcouuv, l? ?idc? all flic in and town? and throughout England. Ireind. Scotland and Wales, can at all timet be had by applying ROCHE, BROTHER* k o 3; Fulnui at !fia d r to the rulTonRank. 'lATules anpr rmr Bri 'port manufacture, fompns* fug a com pi te /?i#orPu6Ht of *ei*e, herring, and gill net u fries to 3 lbs, for si- lo iel I K k fOM.IN't y ro ,y -iOltt.CnoN H.?'i'lo Huhfcribcm will covert te >l>rr0- Acceptance?, Certifica'es of Deposttes, Itc. (through %(r? Il n It'), from New York to Albany) upon any flip 1 il inv places, ami vuarnnfec return? to the city of V i r to right Hayi. t, r.nandaicuv Str isp, Hocheafer, A-"": .i, I'atatia, (ivmv.i, Buftalo. Hr?rpiit 'i r.f r- C-i,n ,11, lhc! -j -v.f7x7Kftov'?Vo. 1 >V ill <rV, v Yo If. CI i'or.cr StU. i .'O I w n",J^' h-i Y- i*"1 h wr wiB-?<u<wa mu

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{rj- >'OOLS ARE NUMEROUS?If it wire uut t-verv housekeeper would ever tie supplied w ith Dalle) Paiu* Extractor When Mrs. bhauman, Houston strei burnt and afterwards died, by a spirit lamp bursting which also burnt her daughter's arm, Mr. Sewell, It iirand street, went and with great difficulty caused thei to try it?they, on finding its instantaneous effects, belies ed that ha.1 they had it in t e house when the acctdet'' occu red, they could have saved the hie of the mother, ait did the urm of the daughter from ainputution. Evet one who disbelieves these facts, and neglects to keep supply on hand, deserves no commisseration, and it isonl justice fur suffering and loss of life to be exacted whei disbelieved, and they wont try it. Sold by Thos. Sewali 47i Grand street?principal oltice, 71 Maiden lane. (H- TRADESMEN GENERALLY "ARE GRATE ful for past fuv or* and strongly solicit a continuance c patronage, !kc." We have no such thing to say. The remedies we sel have done the dear public" quite as much good as it (thw much hare we left 7 Answer, No' enough to make us sycophants to individuals or the p 'ilic. So, while we say, and hundreds with thankful heaus know that these things do what we say of them, we donm for ourselves care a hg whetherthe liigotted and prejudiced believe them or not?let them go w ithout the remedies and sutler, till they learn sense enough not to class our articles as nostrums or humbugs. We have not pits enough in our composition to want to cure such Jolt heads To those w ho have sense and liberality enough to appreciate the facts, we odor the following for pay to the able? for nothing to the destitute A cure for Rheumatism and all swelled or shrunken limbs. In all cases a positive cure forthc Piles. Salt rheum also absolutely cured. The hair staid if falling, or restored if fallen?or dyed without touching the skin. Corns are entirely cured, A!l nam of horns',v,.rv t.-in.l on,I -nr In minute*, and healed rapidly and certainly from the liottom. Kaeli of these cures to be irad only at Comstock Co.'? 71 Ma 'en lane, and no where else. Remember this?or forget k, as you please. ft7" OPENS RICH.?Noplace of amusement in the cits opens as rich this eek as the American Museum. Winciii-ll, the ever popular ami unrivalled comic drollcrist, appears in his best comicalities and Yankee eccentricities. Whitlock and Diamond, the nigger representative!-', re-engaged, also Miss Rosalie, the sweet singer, Celeste, the beautiful dancer, the fortune-telling witch of aGip'ej firl, Sic.; the beautiful model of Dublin is also engaged ere for a couple of weeks. On Wednesday, there will be three performances, that being the day set apart for the grout Temperance Festival. ft?- MR. N. BROOK, 16ft LUDLOW STREET, HAS given us leave to refer to him, and wishes to let the world know, that may be afflicted with rheumatism, that he was in such a state one week ago, that lie could not take a step, and hardly sit in a chair. Seeing the notices in the paper of Howes' Liniment and Indian Vegetable F.lixir, he was persuaded to send to 71 Maiden lano, and procure them, whi h he used, and found great relief from it. He is nou so well that ho walked down town this morning to tell them the great effects of it; this was also related in this office this morning by him?U. S. Advertiser. ft?- FRANKLIN SALTWATER BATHS, CASTLE GARDEN?The past week has completely satisfied the public of the utility and be.irfl-ial results of adopting r system of ha'h'-g during this unhealthy and oppressive period, nr. I wh-n it can in every form be found at the Franklin Uvhs. Wheihor In the shower, swimming or private department, it is incumbent on nil who value the blessings of health, to visit Mr. Thomas, the attentive manager. ftJ- RAINY WEATHER IS JUST THE THING to help our neighbor Dr. Sherman. He is the only one we know who does not complain about hard times, and his Lozenges are the only medicines we know of that always gi\e satisfaction and do what ^promised. Dr. Sherman has offices s State street, Boston, and 3 Ledger Buildings, Philadelphia, besides his warehouse 106 Nassau s.reet. City Despatch Poet, 46 William STRKF.T. Principal Office.?Letters deposited before half-part 8, half-past 12, and half past 3 o'clock, will he sent out foual vagaries on general matters. The effect of the cor. laws, ii is now generally admitted, will be to cause price of wheat per quarter to rule about ten per cent, less thai b fore. This, taking into consideration the fact that ai increased demand for consumption in Great Britain raise the prices in the markets of supply. Wo do aot think however, that sufficient allowance was made in this cal cula'ion for tho United States to raise supplies undor steady demand with a specie currency. At this season o the year,when the old crops arc supposed to he exhausted and the new ones are not ready for the sickle, prices arc in New Vork, but little over $6,00 per bhl., and flour wil next year probably bo exported at $4,AO from New Vorl and Boston. This will allow of sales in Liverpool a a prolit, duty ]>ai.l 30 per bbl., when wheat if selling a hi ]?er iju.irtcr. In the present state of the currency nn productive industry of this country, the probability is the for tho next few years tho exports of agrisuUuralJprotluct to Kuropc will much exceed those of years gone by. Th rurseof a paper currency being removed from the mat kcts, there will nothing bar the way to large markets fo produce, if the tarilT does not prevent the free receipt c goods in payment, a season of immense prosperity may b looked forward to. Rales nt the Stock F.xcHnnfr*. ?aioa Illinois B >nds 1.00 19 loo Mohawk RU 38* 1000 do ?3 SO 38? 2000 Indiana Dol Bonds 21 u d" 3(!? .,h,n ,|,i 23 IS llatlem IIR >10 111 .V, shs Mechanics B ink 00 SO? ?J" IS J -Buik Ktmiicr 110 ISO? do l'2o 18 th B of C'.om, script 9l>s ISO? do IS .',7 Dei X Hudson B!? 100? do ilS at do son 117 JO do .'#0 Fanii'Ti*Loin %f?o IT. '25 i! i SO du t3 10 ISO do M 8 leo do ICS 201 do tin a U do bill.', hi) I'Oiia Idanl HR iA so .1 b!?a 18\J 1" N Jer3 38 Rrrnnd Honrrl. loo Hn'em Farmers Trust II i*ii ito 15 .2 a ml 150 H .1 m 130 f l V inner* Trust 18_ _ 10 Ntntc of Trade, Th marl.i ts a'c t ll heavilv depressed hy the slate ofth tariir.ii> ?tion. Holder* of articles likciy to he atfectfcd h: the imposition of new duties are li m in tlaeir demand* i, the expectation that prieas will he higher. Bujrei do no em lucluiej to specula e in that direction however -lies The demand for Pot Ash'scontinue* steady an icre are but few arriving. All ottered for sale are readil ken at 5J cti* forexpot. The snlesof the week have bee all and extend to about 6o0 brls. The transact! mi aria have been limited, embracing about COO 1 bis. i a 6 t. Oils?3 >00 hhls whale oil have been taken tur ex|?n teeour last at 3-Jc per gallon, Knglisti linseed oil h? en in fair demand tlOOO gallons w ere sold at Si cent ish. and ati cents 0 months, the article is now principal!i the hands of one house; 1"?ed of in lots, at A0asi| rents cash; olive oil i ill, a quantity in barrels was ottered at auction, bu ithdrawnat 80 cents. Orain?Northern rye is scarci rid held at 08 cents?sales during the week at 64 a 6 ruts, oats are in bur demand at ;t.i a dti cents for North :vcr, ur.d 3?n37J for canal. Southern sell at :tU cent* >rii is w anted for the K otern market and has stigli ly nproved?sales of New Orleans early in th? week at i cuts, and subsequently at >liM} cents, weight, iu ail diout 10,000 bushels; s des of Ohio, via canal, Mabtl cent* leasure; I,COO bushels Jersey o't cent*, measure; 3,000 North river, 61 ja65?, mi asure. Provision .llarket. The shop butchers hnve the best ol it, w believe,in point f profit, as they supply a good ]>ortinn if the town with resh meat, ami are under less rent than the licen?ed butchers. The demand is rnec h loss however now than in cooler weather. The game 1 *w s permits woodcock and other birds to be sold now?they are dear as yet. Berries' f all kinds are plenty, new apples and mellons also, rnicrs or Paonsioxs. iteef, j>er lb 1 a 12 Cabbages a 6 i*?rUr House Stakes 12 a? Beets, oimch a S sirloin, lb a Honey, lb a 13 Beef, per cwt $4.50 a SO Pork, per cwt Sl>?a$G Vluttou 5 a 8 Veal 4 4 7 Lamb, |?er lb 6 a 10 fresh Cod*** a i*ly r'?rk, per lti a? Cellery, bunch 8 a l'J tp Blaeluish, 0 a 8 Hickory Nutts a 5 Flounders" a Watercresses, i|t a 8 ilalibut, a 6 Old Potatoes, bushel? a AO Salmon, lb a 24 Turnip*. ***2.7 a .VI Striped Ba**, lb I2l4a Apple*, 75 a $1 ('ape c?'d Lobster*- 8 a? lam*, 100 25 a 374 I "rib*, dot 12laa Cranberries, qt a 1 Eels 0 a 10 Ecu*. II for a 124 Duck 12 a 25 Dried Apples, bbl* SI', Woodcock, |usir S1 a? Dried Peach,-*, lb* a 10 Fowls 50 a $1 Pigs, roasters a SI Chickens 37'ja 78 Asparagus I2'ja Turkic* SI a 62 ricklc*. 100 50 a ?24 Fresh Butter, lb 18 a 20 Rhubarb, plant a I2la Firkin 12 a Pigeon*,dor....... a $14 Sausage* a 10 OreeuPcas, hfpeck? a lrt?.j Salad, qt a 6 New Potato, bu*h.? a !*1 Itadislies. bun, h a 2 On Gooseberries, sjt.? a fi Cherries, lb 10 a Itaxherrie* qt 12'. a I8J4 Cuciimlu-ni, dor. a 37,1* Muskmellou 25 a 32 (ireen Currant*. ,|t-? a 6 Vt hoitleberries wa and Wisconsin- 0 a. si. 3,4 r. M. An extra North Mail, daily, except Sundays 6 p. si. fi a. si. The Way-Mail to Albany, including J G a. all the principal towns on the Hudson A. si. Sc River _ 34 r. m. The Great Eastern Mail, via Stonington, Providence and Boston, including New ll*,?,.^i.i-.. \i ..cm..?i... setts, part of Vermont, the Eastern British Provinces, daily, except Sundays* 7 a. m. it.1! p. m The Mail by steamboat to NewHiven, ami by railroad from thence to Hartford, inrluuitu; those offices adjacent thereto, daiL except Send, s 2 p, M. C a. m The Mail by the Norwalk and Bridgeport Steimboats, connected with Hnusatonic Railro td, supplying offices in that seeti ?nof Connecticut adjacent to the line, d lily 5 p.m. The Mail via Yonkers and Sing Bins to IYekskill. daily, except Sunday 2 p. m. 'j a. m. The Mail via East Chester, White Trains, and Bedlonl, to Danhury, Ct. daily, except Sunday 6 p. m. f? a. m. (6 A. M. 7 A. M. The Mail for Brooklyn, twice a day it 1 p. M. Ha r- M. The Mail for Tompkins* ille, daily, except Sunday* 0 a. m. The Wav-Mail supplying office* on the East side of the Hudion River, between this and Albany, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday 6 a.m. The Way-Mail on the West tide of the 1 Hudson Hirer, to Albany, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday 1 p. m. The Mails on Lone Island an closed as follows:? On the North side, Tuesday and Friday 6 a. m. On the South side, Monday, Wednesday and Friday 6 a. m. i On the Middle route. Tuesday and Friday f? a. m. Jamaica, daily, except Sundry f? a. m. Flushing, daily, except Sunday* 7 a. m. Fort Hamilton, Flatbusli.ltc. daily, except Sunday i p. m. *The (Jre.it Eastern Mail, via Sronington, ike. j? closed on Saturday evenings at 0 o clock, and forwarded at I o clock Sun1 day morning by Ian!. Time of arri\ \l Sunday evening, 9 o'clock. ???n?ai i iHI i ?C?p??iw s:i? ayr.sar-s Pasiengers Arrived. Ha vana?Brig Mrtamora?B Zala y Patrullo, Alunzo M Peon, Cninillc Cartaguc, Hector Cartague; Throdo.c Liiliug, of Malanzns. Montevideo?Brig Philcna? Hcv John Armstrong, Encliud; Cant Richard F Albertson, Caj?t John Paik, Capt Peter Noma, NYork. ('akthagena?Bri$ Cruso??-D A costai, J Nunez. New Orleans?Brig Marv ftiUby?MrsHo?y. Mrs Dnssitt, Miss E Fiotia, F Frotis, A Frotis, W Frotis, .Mesara B?yle, Scott, Whitney, Toucher, Wilcnt, Mul'-n. Addison. Mobile?Shin Mary Phillips?Rev S H Wright and lady, Wedmaii, Mrs A H Gondolnho, M Arnold, l Arnold, D f A Watties. W (J Levant, A O Parke, Mr ('lark and lady, J li Farnham, Mr Johnson, lady and child, S C Clcaveland, and E S Say re. Apslac iiicola?B ig Alabama?Mr Haiico k and family, M Gibson, l-?dv and child. R Hurd, J Gorrie, E C Roberts, L M km in, J W li ibcu*??90 bx iiga:J Wn lia?52 h d-s w?t M In l?-r?4cs mdze An lnn Patrel'o?I bx A Bliarmao?l e se/ars 2bv sweetme'tc? I5H hid 15 ton* fu :ic 2 b? \u 1i ?')0 horn* Kvt ?t b tt L J ur? t?y. Falmoi th. Bru Iliad?500 ti j irnto 17 U? r??m J 5i O Liu i ?'iPO'b (1 o >?-t M i'Ib: d, K? nnc(J* St o. ?1 AYAtiii z? S hr P???iif rt? Ohhdaaugaf A C Kojtierr? W S W Lewi*?17 do mo!a*sea to order. i>i?ue*tlt md? 0ni*tl*i??r Koop 8t co?'.'ft hhd4 tobacco Boonnan. .lohmf^n co?3??? bbh flour A A v rill 8c co?:ii>32 pig* lead W B H Kir'd?10 hhd* to bicco 0*1 rich* 8t KriiK' r?31 l?alo* cot?o:i Nvwhotd 8c t'luft? 99 do Wood Vi ll.ofl'riiridence?II hli?'a tobi-vo D K St' art?25 casks hair.a O Duglaaa?2 c;'*k-? I'.** see I 36 H t- tth- rt r? 22 hah cotton Grcenwav, Henry 8i c?>?141 l? c .tfm Ness h.dd ft (,'ruft?22 hhd* tobacco II L Mail land-?7i'7 bal-* fmn 11 1 hhl 1ft I" gs lard 29 i hd? tobacco K b'-if* 8t Willi-un*?1 bos |t mdze J McConrtlev?ItW bale* cotton J P De Lux** 8c V.die? 12 do (Ircctiway, Henry k 8i Net" i ?10 C K Wald???127 J Let?125 Hirka 8t ?G2 R in ml 8 t Thobaud?10 Perkins, Hopkins 8c Wlot ?1 pkg W I) Willi tn MARITIME HERALD. r Departure of the Atlantic Stennirr*. tgoM tltliust. KHoW AMtMCA Cilednnia, Lott July 16 \caiIia, Hyii. July i Aug. 1 I). WmI.m, Iloalcn July i Aug. 4 H, n. M. 8. 8. nriti?!i Queen, Capf. M. M. Keanr, will le 1*1 Antwerp on the 7th ol July, for New York, to tnncli ?l Houih I ?mi>uhi Moore, June Id SwIitrrlnnrl.Ch.iitwick, July I J?mi, Helior, June ?0 Ont.rio, flr.ulili, July? v i i ron ling*. I V. Lyon, stoj.larrl, June B Burgnndy, VVntlrn, Jul p To Ship Mutter*. We iImII **t*?m u t f?vor, if egptaiDi of vrurli nrrivim rr, will give to (.ornmorloiv \V. A. b. -ctl, of our new. lie. I ir-l orl ol llir itilppin* left ?t III- ,,rt i nee they ?ti!ei!. it. e reh ipo ten on thru i't?? a In; of their cargo, Agi ireign nev?.|i?peT? r -y nmy have. t,.iroi:o?lori Bi?utt wt artl ihein immr. i-.toly on their arriTal. We will reoii rocali li- favor iti nv w.v. To CorrrHjiorulent* Ali.ond. 0*r r irrr "p- Ir'riila in loieign pirtj are rm|-T;r'?Ily rerjnr?i 1 send by i i rry re*?el ell the marinr intelllfrnr. they rn bum. Nlullft.l inforrna;io;i of any ki.ld, Irom any one rit tdi ig gt lioipe or abroad, ?ii*1 B Bhin o; N't uvit-tH, Mr C irland. Lub' 1'iiM. K uftik, Ni.rlnl!;, V nil I Is ?.?Srlu? J I'? n, Biu^?. do; Pftciac, Smith, Weal Indira, J Elwrll; Trio M >Oli, Boilloll. Arrlvnl. SSiip Robert B-?wiie, Hmur loul, ij.lays froin Angola, Af ii, iu ballast, to Giitm. li, Miutn.u It i. I ou mm i 1i vo Salen brig*, name* not e collected. i i, t tin Balluo, BmtoD, died on tin 7th it M1> I Spanish pm rai o br M Juij. lit Ship Caspian, Patteu, lj ty% from New Origan*," ith cotton, in tvt i. S i|i m i*i.. w ,;4ip> Tiptu CHiioe. L'Aub li.sr. 1 ark* Mar> X J ti??*. days from Montevideo, with wool, It I N- la k( Left ihii b H* froin NOrlcan* for Livi r|K>ol. Brig Ciu*o Midillelou St Co. Left no Aineiican vrtjcls in port. ft. ix Coinelia, Pstton, 11 days from lruayaiua, 1*11. with mgai, to luitUT. Lett bribes Wm PurriiiKt n, l'o? New York, July l.'?; Frankliu, of and for Portland, arr June 20; Mifuolir, for do; Mary Ave rill. II \ich, for NYoik, Idg. A Jobo*, loading, hark Li wis, ol CohasMit. utic. At Point rctr*-, Uuad. Saml N Gott, for pt -non, l(Jth inM. ftriu F.ancL Alb-e, Cains, from Guayama, June 22 with ?u :ir and ruolasftt-s, to K. G. Thurston. No date, lut 32 3, Ion 72 51, ow a brig standing south, thawing a wlnte, ri d and blue icn i. Brig Alih?ina, Williams, from Apilachicola and K?-> West, June JO, with oiton, ?o Stuixes E Clearmau. Sailed inco. fin Key Wr t with schr llii'Loij^ for fto lon. 3d iiwt 1st 30, Ion 70 10, exchanged signals with ship Cncos, from ApalachicoL for Havre. ftriu Camilla, Mandeuil, In days from Ai>alachicols, with tton, to Stuq i fii I man. U.i.: Mar. SiLhy, Soul lard, from New Orleans, and 16 days from the B iliz?\ ith wheat, to Post Pnillijm. ftri Lime Itock, Fa cs. from New Orleans, with sugar, to mister. 6ih iust. lat 33 .'>2, lou 76 30, *|>oke tchr IludtOii, from Kej We it for lioslon. Schr Caroline, Law ton, 1 days from St. Dirts, with 1332 doze it pine apples to Dueki m fit, English. Left no American Schr Harriet Smith, Smith days fiotn Kleulhen, with 3200 dozen pine apples 20 watermelons to P. Baku. Left no American vessel*, Schr Pomfret, C'ahtrce, d ifs from Mavaguez, PH. with sug.ir, to m ftter. Lett h.ix M irjhall, fur NHaven, r.ext day; ?ehi Klh n Perkins, do, jj. S hr Morui'i; Stir, Co-nish, 17 days from Cirri fit egos, with '00'o e ppc ort to Eve ft Bit.ellc. Left brig Pilgrin, to: ft !r, soon. Si lu A -ine. Walker, todays from Franklin, La. with live oik, to J. H. D?r?u C PhilaUel; Vu Left brig Tampico, for NYork, s urie day. Se i B rnro, W- odb?ry, ft days from Savannah, via Cape May, with 4000 bu^helf rice t* rder. 8| acV Wanderer, hem e for S i itui.h. Schr Sol, June 0, Ut 31 Ion 7U 50. Pore It?it Ports. Quehec, July 1?Arr Jme Avery, Hi. 1 y, Borde ut. Ivrogenv, Circassian, and Providence. London; anMtt?rf. and Dove, Nantes; Ann, Londonderry; lluth, Cork; Foster, Hull; Balfour, ?:nl John. Liverpool; 2d, Gre? nrk, Middle; Monarch. Cadiz; B Alia, Falmouth; Kcon uni*', NYork; Don,Caledonia, and Coronation, Livernmd; Aid. Bordeaux; Harmony, Swansea; 3d, Abbott*ford, NYork; Ko-s, Hull; Camden, London, Siuaiuiali, do; Chieftain, N Yoik; B tdyetowti, do; Viol i, 41h. ll'Miibow, Glasgow. Cld 2d, Pacific, Aberdeen; Fergus Hull; Xaiithus, Dover; Mti^iret St Sarah, Newcastle. It\u kapoks, Juie* 22?Arr Stillman, NYork,for Trinidad; Bliek liiwk, Baltimore; Rcho, Philad? lohi?; O-le ?ns, N York; 20? h, Mij Flower, NHnvrii; BcinuoU, Newfoundland. Falmoi th, Ja. June 12?Arr Architct, Norfolk. l)i mvhaha, June i\?Air Gazelle, Bermuda; 15th, Unity, N Yorii, vj* u uii'nx. St Pit rrk, Mart. June 11?In port, Porto Rico, frn Bath, net sold; St Lawrence, Norfolk, due. St Hf.lkfva, May 13?Sld Richtnond, for the List Con t of I. Aukn, May 2?In port, Rattler, for Zanzibar, next day. lTiiltr. Arr Jul\ 6, Alliance, II it re; OihcJlo, do. Bangor. July 5? Ari Bowditch, GiniUlouj e. Batii, June 30?Arr Planet, Philadelphia; Stir, do; July 1, Monroe, 13 a I tint r Ko what tan, Albmv; Two Brothers, NH tven; C troline, Falmouth, Mass; J dm Randolph, Stat Right*. W Penn, Columbia, Passaic, New Jnr.ey, 9 tony brook, and New York, NYork. Hat nr. dp. Grace, July 7?Arr Tw o Pollies, Portland. Baltimore, July 7-^Cld Merchant, Amsterdam. Sid Bohl Bi?hh*n, 11 rinen; Ju%tina, Swannah; Hudson, NYork. Rtc mhond, July 7?Mil Sun, Siouinglon. Norfolk, July Cr?Arr Mary Jane, New York. In H imptou Road*, New Fn.lnl. Havre, for ooh Washington, NC. iuiu- 30?\r B illiuP, Bo,ton; July 1, Globe, do: :?il, Thoa W\mis, do; i'OUMul, NYork. C|d June !Ui, Sarah bi Abigail, NYork; July 2, Marcia, do; Raleigh, do; Ann Stille, Philadelphia. iivRLr ston, Julv 4?Arr Cathar'ne. NYork; 3d, i fsf-fameil and celebrated Pills, from portugal, are, X v*f j?f?r** i* r be obfain-d in 'hi* country. Str suTernx i nouroniof I st colucn of fourth pt?;c. m3 is DR. JAMF.S ALKXANDKR HOI S'lON lr.v mi vrd hi* t\ xsitltin Office, to No. 3 Hfkai.d Puildi.no I corner of i ?,j kuI'oti -eta. let' 3m p fiZTCiTi ON, M. D.'DEN'iXSX7?II is removed to 243 I B dway, lietween Pa:k PI re aid Murray street. fv\ itn* r FOR DR. FEUCHTWANGKR'8 Compound Cheminl I Whale op S ??p, iofallible Poison for B dnui??,M Pipt r, and foi hi* numerous chemical preparations, see last pageI 7 lmis?e I S DOINGS o; the II t i ol i he Of? t rt U Plantations. If B^nfuon ^hori-.uid'fit, author oi'1' Quit* ii in A ftw Mnirt Newimrn *re wanfed to circulate the above af i 127 Nassau street. For sale a* above, and it Kit"!.' .Nvnu it.erf. jylO 3t"in 1ITANTED?Informarion of Houuaiia Sctllv, a i.an*eof Ireland. S'?" came to this v it> about I ?ur ytar? a^o, f'rnni Prtinaylv.?i.u? Aiy information re?|n ct n-4 Hit wilt b- thank* fully re-' l?, iel 1 1 uilttliit'*, discharging at pier No. 9, North lliv?r,for sale by K. F. QUipOllT. t R 1f*rr 5'-' linton sheet. rPlLBi TIY F0I1 SALE?A superior London rnide fialu- n Tilburv?has beef! In ate two istaons "isf uliallfiyf reduced price. Aj? ly to JOHN A. MESSENGER'S HtabVs, J.R2* #C 36 Lumber t I?rmitted in five diva mibf u:o rI tied in the pliiin.t y t.i'ue manner. There i. no D it .Tiiaticnt* ih t doc. m l hwltly vaiu.'tlli. lit'le liook but tii...e vt': >.e ettnip'a t h;i? be u .ulTcrrd to rnn'inue n-i Finn r, non'h t month, are .Till more riea? Sir Anlh 1 "o .per i.i Dr. M tiol NewVor Or. rhytiefc of Phil iHel|>hit, i i' oth'-rt; and lb It li i. P* iiil'tled to ri f- r In almost i rery ih i>*i hi of rnjin nc. in ilit. city. n nn-.nnicatioii. hv po*r arocareftilly replied to. jylO lm*c I OR SCHOOLKY'S MOUNTAIN, U TOW N, Ph'XN^^' ily, (Suniltra rtcr|it, o'clock, A M, Hv t. ami,. Eliaanpthi o t. 'leav- ii,? La 9oVl i' II, t'l.. tli'- F'liil idr1 hia tr-iu t? EinHeti town, llirr, ln ert h nli .h eara i, r S'u.. jyi Im TaT uTi >Ti7 \oTU 1., MARKET AND FREIGHT LINE. NK^r m; i ITnoWITV PHK NF.W JK1ISKV Riilrad and Transportation Comk pany Irop v ihlished a Freight Lin** between Newimu*wirk i d \v York, which they intend to ruu p?*rin Qcut^'. Leaving New Brunswick at M. daily, (Sundava e*voted) nod the foot of Liber 'y.treet. New Yoik, at 2\ P. M. To country d'llers mud mc. si. ants the above line is very ?h-iirabie for the speedy and cneap conveyance ol niercliandise I ?very description, and more particularly to Drovers am. Valer* in Live Stock, who can hvve 160 head of cattle convey id between New Brunswick aud New York, the same day i arhenever required. Tlwe rates for the trani|>ortatioii of cattle, horses, mules, m? j.. hogs,Im? "I '1 ..iii.-i Idsdaof iffkuMM amven 1 -w on. i ten ding 111 1let?. Merchandise sent by this line is not subject to any extrv chary? in crossing the North River. The Company have lifted up a large storehouse at New Irons wick, 1 luing K .?t id Depot, which will alwayi keo|M*n lor the rHiepTimi of meirliandine. Passeiyvrs purchasing their tickets at the ticket offices, will receive ferry rickets gratis. (T f Freight for Newark, Klirahethtown, Rah way, Westfield, Pliinlield, Scotch Plains, Bmiitdbrook ihiid Sotnerville, is conveyed by the ahove lines, and delivered the same day w hen received. mN 3m* li Ml. iiri \11 #\i,i;any and SARATOGA. 1 nn llrrk to Siraioj; a Springs, Luke It- ice, Whitehall au. Lower I anail i, ar. informed tli ?t tliar ill insure to themsrl.es an u- ami plrnsaut conveyance to tha Springs I>. '.kill/ tin' il Il'ii rar? at Albany. HOI KS OF DEPAllTI'RK. From Alhaiiy. Fi m S.raloga. At tj o'clock, A M. I At 7 o'clock, A M. 3 I'. M. I 3X P M. There i. in> rli inge of Coach is or Ba^.-age Wagons, or shift ins. ofBugagc from one Blear boat to another 011 this route. P 'ss ny;. 11 on their arrival it Saratoga, will find at ge c oar he in readme s? 11 convey tnetn to L .lei- Oeoige and Whitehall 01 Lak- t'li ninlain; co uerting with all the principal Ni.rthcit ..'i I F.ast rr. atari 1, nr. A Stay 1 ('or the c m.snitncc of passengers who arrive hj thr iiltc in on tr in from Albany,) learca s tratnga at i o'cloc! M. yini .it Wtnl' hail in time for ihi. d partnre of lh Chain, lain ..mbo.il of a me day, and tilings eastern tr.iv lit-r to iliitlaiid, Vl early in the evening. N'. 11. There an I 7g ige wagons always in readiness, at Al bany, mi the ariiv-.l ol the steamboats and tail road cars, to cat ry the li ?,,sgt' 01 pass. n.en direct to and from the ile|>ot n steamboat it tl.e rate nt iiki cents i>ei irniik or package, or 12.' cim'i foro.dinary travelling bagtate. The dtp rtur 1 for the vsest are filed for the season at 7J o'clock, A. M. an J 7 P. M. J OIIN COHTIOAN. Buperitfendent. Albany, June 27th, 1.113. I 27 3m 1 ivE.NNKBK AND BO Si O.N. e V) if*I The 11 iv anil spl'inlid at. ainer J W.UK II fl,. 'ro. .Ja MONO, Nath nil I Kin-hid, 111 istnr, wil T 1 ilip north kill* of T. wharf, Boston t-vevj Tuctdnv and Fiidi vcniint it 7 'clock, for (lardiip. and 11 illnwcll; and rc nrnim: will leave H illowrll on Monday and 1 hu "da s at P M landi l' each iy it Bath. Kire from B.Wo.i to Hal nwell, S't e nood, and the hotels we I kept?the ili?l uce 2i0 miles. ji 1U 2in*o ________________________ iV'l.N'INii LINK FUR AlsHA.NY DIRECT, At swell o'clock, P. M., from the steanihoi 1H -rr* pi*' r Mw' *i t'onrthiiflt and Liberty ?treetf the owner* thereof. j v I MAGNIFICENT EXCUU8I JN O PLEASURE to Sault Ste Mane, Ma. kiiu i wSi..M Green B y, and the I nd* iii S element". Th rts in propc tion. 1'ixirf nr Stat ltornr may It sernrr I l>y application board, or at C M. H ttd'a oflicr B uf It ''i tj aA '.V.Axa'vi" i HEALTH I if CCItSU)\a EW.KY AF IERNOON tr? ?J cniiT HAMILTON, BATH, CONK ISLAND AND NKW BHIOHTON?Th? commotio steamboat (1KNF.KAL JACKSON, Ci| t. Tobisv, willcor itienee on lie r rrirul ir trips to the above |1 ices on Sunday a lit fernooti, June 2C;h. nndrun every Monday, Wcilne.day, riiur lay, S turd iy and Sunday; and the at.auibo.rt NAI'OLEO.' Cajit. Htueox, will .un ourvtry Tuesday and Friday n irii the season, leaving the font rl Cnvnbeis street at a quarter b fore2oVlock, Hammond street nt 2, Canal atreetat a quarti past 2, Market street at 2'.,, and pier No. 1 North river at 1 c clock, remaining a sufficient time at Fort Hamilton for tlioi who may wisiito view mat ritemive fortification and the ailj rent country. The Ikmi will tlieu proceed to B ith and Couc Island, to land those woo inay he desirous of visitiiiij either these healthy retreats. And then make an excursion arouu the lower part of o ir truly noble bay, and return for those wli may have landed at cither of the above places, and then croi over to .New Bri hton, stopping a sufficient tune at that placi and reluming to the city at an early hour. Faie uaeh w) 2i cents. le2i ?inr FOK LIVERPOOL?llerular packet of the |ji ?T7*^sJiltv?The splendid tieiv fsst sailing packet shi pjsc.'_4r??S 1IKKFIK.l.b, Capt. Allen, will nil as above, hi Thu ?tip's accommodations for cabin, second cabin, ar steerage passengers, art* fitted t?p in a most superior style, at bertlis can be secured on moderate terms, by applying on boar foot of Maiden Innr, or to CJLOVEIl McMURRAY. 100 Vine street, con er of South. P. 8.?Persons wishing to send fjr tie ir frl nds, ran \w thcin brought per the above ship, or any of the regular lint-, I pplyin (or by left tpiid). j\9 r UNITED LINE OF LIVERPOOL pSl KK I The ii^w and su|*-rb Packet Ship IFO i' i I." plinif 11 I" I' 1100 tons burih n. Captain Ira Burdey, h.i ai.o Uvo rfbly known in the Old Line, will have iunnedii de i? tcli for the ab >ve port. 'I he acc ?n?nod itiotis of *!iin ship for cabin second cabin u steerage passengers are unrerure berths should apply eat ly in order to secure tl bo?t Fo. pissige, which is vtiy low, apply on board, we tide Burling slip, or to n. j. i. lAini ui i, 43 Peek cor. Houth street. Pi*now wishing to tend for t!n ir friend* can h ive Hit* bnvitfhtout in this ship, or inyof tlie regular liners, ?t the In1 vA r.trs.aud diafta for anv amy amount fan he procured, ps> hi ond ?n.?n.iilir I irUe: ship MVI11 .^JfcCRI.A Vn.r.ji t.M, s. I; Ch.tdwrick, will tad ih>i i.n l) i. abo.'c, h'-r regular d .y, Thiui>crior to any other in port, and be r tin can be ?rcur i m *ed, will meet wi hdrxpstch for the shove p?it F r bshnCt of f irirht. or cabin pss^sge, hsvm* hsndion state ro* i n od fi n i ROf'HK. BROTHER* 4c CO., S5 Fulton st. jy7 r N' st ?loor 'o th F''lfoo nk* /AT?- I A98AGE FOR LIVERPOOL?-U>TJ t 'Tt W l-INE ?p Cketof Mop I.v.tlth Jul I In t'? ktlJMKnt?ck-1 ?htp JANE k BA tHAHA, ('n 1.1 ..I. un, V. |,?.linir, and w.ll be i h.d a al,..v. Ma in plrndid arcmino?| if ions f r cabin second cyn nana .?..e w waaeti.eri. f r paa-az., eatlv application iliould be made o board, foot Of I)ovevr '^j '^\?fC0Tr, i3 Pe. k ,'ir, j.., ro im i South a reef. A,?r~PA8S.\OE EOU.NEU^ORi.CANS-Kir.tP,rk. vfylV-Onlr It "I Ei .pi, ".I'd w. II know ;iiiC,K>-ke; ah: A ft KAN-, A I.. Oetim.. m ,,l will hi- IV H'?in{ H|-l. -;d .ccnnm.rlati m for t ?ec id ctb;ii, a,. I ?trcn*e pa?. yvir a 'ace early an liration on'd he tea or, ho,H. or \V. k J. T. T AP?r o rY. jy* o Pei k hlip. Si IA II?2H0 hh j '(.'H'/ ll'? r Si O N l) A V. A OS 'clock iu he >al-rooma, K*tr* S t!,- of I) (j u nl 1*1. l*?d A tide ?A k of a *.? in t ii, |*i *h dinl ai to tl tl\ KIKLl A ^Pri LAHM tT MONDAY^ A" I| ir.p i.l 10 1 I It I flic*, Odd ml S, i, r iVTurhe*. el ut Jewelrv ul Di un j long "h lii- m I ?d *|iK'iiUi'1 iu or V roiut r, ::iitK' 70 lirilli t- I the tm? t w it r. A' v r l bulli ut s'lol* dii 1 liii- i mi;*. Alii\?it)t Uu?- si vi-i di h, rtpreai ntintf Well in .ton ?t W rlo c -t tbO -iter II.-'. A Un, silver t tblt .d i j oonj. AI -o, niie lar*? urn. A' 11 lfnr?*;*. ins" wn pearl haadhs. A j o, S Froach i?? (?ma, Dina*cua stub an.I twiat. i TU KM DAY, At MX o'clock, at th? motion room, Winea, Limiora, Segars, On,a at u-' f very choice Miliuaey and aouth Vl ideu i Du1i* 0 Vb's pal* and hrowu 0 bisk? u B d'in-'wr Champr:u? an hor brand, just landed, silpeiior t>. any wine ill market. Also, O yd, D 'pu Co. b -inly, in bond. A! *o, 2 pipe- *\v .u iiiu, pure 2 o?jh a tine mpb do, one which is pure; 2 c isk* Xrr? y p iVa.u ny; 'j do do ll*> ter brow 10 biakela crcscontCn impawn r. DOB SALE?The Yacht ON-KA HV-K.-sh. u 94 Itct lonit, 21X I eel he.ini, and 12 leet hold. H r cabins ire tv n-ive and *u|?erbly filled up. If not w mted tor a Yacht, sin Wollld he well .idariti d for s narkct between soaie of lh?? West I India It!and*?to tin* China or any other trad* *here grvtt i hi n il is nn object. She is an admirable sea-boat, and would cotieev ?i latc trgo, combining innr* buoyancy with sh me i I iteti, than KD) other vessel afloat. 8ln i* itranc and a too VI built, and would he valuable as a dispatch vessel, or as a tende to a fleet. She would convey a very h- avy armament on her deck, from hnvim: ^artofher ball st, (10 tous) in an iron keel. by which her stabiVv is Kfcllv increased. For commercta purposes, she would require no other ballast. (Saving satisfied rnvself tint going to sea for pleasure in t\ I without any very yreai sacrifi^) be dinpeiiu-d with, I wouM liviMxe of her for Very much IffVtiian she cost me. Her hull sails, rigging, furniture, Ike. See. ike., are in perfect order. She can he sent 'o sea without a dollar's expense. She ma\ he neei at Pert.. Aiuhoy. For further pnrtieuliri inquire of Irs Bliss, at the office of the C. and A. H. R. Com pan v, or to 1 JOHN C. STEVENS, je23 Vwr South Amboy. TO THE FEEBLE AND THE SICK. rPIlF. feeble and the prostrated with sickness often exclaim 1 tiow s'all we tecover health and strength? H arkeii unt* re'son and ye shall know. Wh-n the human constitution is lisor I ere it i* f ut d* raugemeiit in s m of the Lifk-uii in? I- iwF.nsof th? b dy.not having sufficient energy to fluow th iflfi udi .it humor, into the organs of the stoma, h and bo we L; or, from the itoni ch and bowels themselves not beiu. *u(TV? i-nvle string tot row off the impure humors ia tin m ollectii d. This produces a struggle between the piinoinle of life and the principle of conuptiou. We uiim i?aist th-principle of 1 'if -c.e mils' administer Dr. BENJAMIN BRAND RE* 1H' PILLS, wbi b .littf. Piti.settle or Life that disease of very di >criptioii L h nui eradicated. It would be mipcrfhus to i ch ir puiift tin: elf-cri upon th blood; that they have raised 2 many persons fr .n a bed of tniserr to h> alth and fiappiness, .nd th?t they aie ut cous-queiicr more used and mote appinved than a my o her nn di -ine, s a fact so well Un vvn as to almost amount to vol Iy to name. If the pow? ?s ofl.fe he not ntiruly cih.iust? d, if there i* main my fo.n.lati u up-m wItieli to rtuuvate tin- body,every til!ii: can be ho;* d from Lhc use of D.. B.uidrethh Pills. i L? t me, the-n, hope tivt those who d?? not kn?w th Bhari tnr tii Pili a. and wit .re sulL ii u from sicknesa, will be in lin ed roheeiiwh t ha? b en said. J Rem# mb*r tin B andreth Pills purify the blood, and stay tin further pi ogress of diseas*. 8 THE BKANDRETH PILLS are so hi at 25 cents i?cr boa, with directions, at the following .laces in N. w York UK. BRANDRETHS PRINCIPAL OFFICE, ?I1 Broadway, between Pirk Place and Murray sf. Bower Office,271 Bowery. 4 1RM 1*2 Hudson stre? t. j* Remember, Dr. Brsiidretli's Office, in the B?wery, h 27V, no* 8 jyioa r 1 DROORESS ok THE ME&ICINE REVOLUTION 1I K .mth- Boston I) litv M*il.]-NE\V MOVEMENT I.N MEDICI YE.?The New Yo-k College of Medicine and Ph.r|T nacv, which 1.?.? been established for the suppression of qu ?cl eiy,"both in the prof-asioti and out of it, is one of tin moM f important movements which bis been mtde in the tmdic:. f? world for inauy years. The College is composed uf a body of the tn >nt eminent physici u> -.ml mi rip mis of the present ua' .11.1 tlicv tl sieii to ini,.ii* im7.- 'h whole science of medicin .nd b pr? j itinx for tach class vf maladies the appropriu r?mrdy. accoinp n\ iik tt with lull direction* lor n et to m ?k? e- cry tntn in truth his own physici. n. The idea of M out* di 'isc wild one remedy" is prep uperotis. The human *y tern i subject to a thousand ills, dinering widely one from another and no single remedy can be perfectly adapted to every constitution and eve rv complaint. Dr. Brandrelh himstdf, the erei apostle of tin- one iemed> w doctrine, li is literally abaiulon? this principle and, acknowledged that his pills came t cur* al diseases, by prep ring j liniment or external remedy for Rheumatic affection*. The College of Medicine and Pharmacy n -t only prepare a variety of medicines for prominent maladi- ,btr they a letter of ad\ire m particular esses, with a presciii lion adapt* d to each case. w Prim ipal OHice of the College, 93 Nassau st. New York. 1 4 4 4 4 4 in Bos on nl for the New E?i*l nd 8tifes,5 Tiemont How, Boston. TT'TIIK COLLEGE OK MEDICINE AND I'll AH i MACY res eclt u11 inh tin the citizens oj New York that th dtciu- and Pharmacy i,l jsf> 3tr 97 Nassaujetreet, New York. r- rPHE SOLID EXTRACT 5 f~B ARB A PARILLA. at> -I pared by l>r. Otto H tton, hat p oved itself t very vafu b li specific in eaeet of Bcrofala Bait Rheum. ind cutvneoui di ece generally, p rti ula ly those arisinf Irom impuntj of tl d o I. T' e Sy. j u d from *he Eitrac' also, is |nr sup* i to an 1 urtaperilla ever before prepared B *h mav b** oht ?:i?ed f NV n. II. Milnor, 192 Broadw corner of Jhti street T. 7\ l*' f> F rest, 42 Greenwich, cn irrhea If, f?r iiint.tticp, that div *otis and ri st cptic kind. But what especially leads th attention off from this disorde i tli" idea th t st.ric.ure cannot exist ?o hu.- vs no iinpedimci-. 'S t?i ,them h- Now, if i, a tot, and one which every real jdiy.dci ?i will i in tie mediately acknowledge, that all the no d cin? in th xmM 's* alone, cm lit ver cure a stricture. In proof of this nothing i mon mm n than foa the writer to nsulted by person who have h en taking all in inner of thru*?i.i colored drops, and pi'Js, and cordials, and the like, for m my months to^eth* i m hut whom, on seeing the real nature vf the case, he has cure ii w- in is fnany diys. a- With a yiew, therefore, of preventing th?se impositions, iof s um d si il?h to lay h i re the nu lie a f w plain ir 'um* j__ st iiices hy which a Stricture may be known* whic csn be sal* i I v 1 the t?s f tnis dlsMie nre nuvnur* import, and then! m ly be atnfi v. r brie/lv?they -e tV* following The rst r> Iitcs to at Tor.a m?r n/ r/ or'nitr.?It li been aire d? said the s? ear. ..ii ii ;i uitii h? i or impede I. Bui 'be rva itU i 'ivelv, .iff r i iv fundi J arid the cloth's are readjusted, wh :h* or diop or two w ill ver stral w r so a* t wet a little? n thing is nior in >ic live of stricture The n x* is Thtlimca Gonorrhora Aa? lemaived uvcurnl It i? diff* II cul* to fi\\ how long t Cf'morrlicri or G ei ma\ run ud n .1 rv n vi n e, for one is naturd m e di ed to fun* th mi anoth- r j hut, s :en-r^l rule, ifit should re i?uff? r. t o i 1 ryuf,.' ix w tl'ii lone u'd afford uffirico; J.- gi rvl, t l? s', for 'h i iei, n of a stricture. The lit i.? m- Therjfecta strict:, r hai vpon the t'ti'id?The eff t uf n iil a i m..i jl i luifv Tlii' ril? i i nr i I' if .very ia y) in which the i?* lot dor a not c nif lain more or less, f h.r he is not ?o capable ofbusin.;* as f'o. orly. If vp is _r itifyin. a|?g to witness the return of s| i it*, ai d the di?sp?y pe r'hi! of oth'T maladir? n? the cure prnjrcssfss. With regard r.j th?* cure of Stricture,it is sMflfi'deiit nhirrr* Jtr >n 1 is sfa'ed with confide no und plea- lire) that this i* c? r* t in, fee from iwiii, and gen rally accomplished in a *rry lilf'e jij tim y much a* ii could not hav.* 1>#?# ri adv need ?'?m ycara a*ro but such h i b*' :?the imi'r *v. m? nt in fhi? n on such the pract c il ci,eiien.*e of the write that he has re ii d th cur of stricture to aa m n>* days as formerl)' i: dcrn ml mo th F th s how ever, who wish to undertake ,r' r in-in. selves, lli w iter, D Ralph, li s nh iah* d 1 little vduu cil M 77if V. ii d f Trert ire," m which m t n y rn tuf f' bat the curt t o th d-! *1 It i rial cat ir. 1 privies, is din trdin llwjliinwtro.?Mitr. Bu' it i* .hi ab'?* th- C tho-c wh? a sfnetirc. if Possible, P? *hoiib| onin't tV ni'lior jM otntlfv, and n- thing w i u jn t|?. m m.#re th n th asc and tainty of hi* mesas o' cmr. r,> y p.r tt" of K.ihnhii k'i. kc. k h" huh- n gig-il in ih ru. fib ili- 1 l'r>H',t-i' ritl i t.-v, f>r mmt th ii thir yei"i in I h i n'ili,h"il two rditto! of i work i,. |u c I mi 'n in.?Al; 'th th-hu t.-oimoni dl-It-ri fiom t.?. u moil nitnrnt fhy?o lain I K'trnpi in thn moal.tninnt i Aim-ii A 'li-v o,.(i. r to Pr. Mntt, i.f w Vo-I P.-. hy." k, ol Philttl lph a, and o lim, and th it he t- rin i ,r t-d 'O nl to alino.t ii ry Pbyician ol emim iter in llii ci'v. I'-. TT11; !i in nri.lt' 1 n h priral' r? H tie- V. .nrt (i nn wten at crt, t Wird?tht R ttcrv. t any hour.?H? m-ynhnbr coimnltcil by post. Ttt? littl vo'Btnc allot n fS KiiOd d ill, ol b I Ol S r [8 AND flTHCRH? ?'o*t d?-si ruble inv? tment?ft A "1 k Ml u "I I t. III. ti 1' r i tie t-n int, or tl lease t?dd to a pet i its1, an old end wellestaldished Hotel end B Howse, in the bu*ie t, and moat pleasant pa'f of the cit .?ain? if WMteh 11 and the Hi The II b?i i ommo'lii uily f r' apt' hn f The furnitiim, itori, 7i)od*will, sit'i is 1 S i. MCSDAV tVEMNO, Ju!y 11 tit tl.o ucrfiiimtuci mil i riin. it H VI i li A Oil AND OVER'IL lit. To b? f II wi*J by t. lriiJi 1 t: t i' 11 c tiro m .M tl t L KKVOLVIN STAT LT.S! i., U A miic Kfi-iic i V u I ill rr tr; te ?"?l!.-1 roi It lllNEL VOV MJK Or, tli- A mi' I' t Sniy ma. TfiF rROMKNApi: mi si n; i n I i a?rnu ih? i u i c, t h iii nivituft with tli** w'?Vu..? C. Mf?t*y?r L'bra. M?*. Thorn I Zamin.*, Mr*. Blake Ooor* will opt u in fuiure at a .jumu ,.,t*i 7 o'clock, allii the urtaiu will r?*o at C o'clock punctually I- ?li 1 'i Bote* $6 AMKRICAN IND GARD^HH. i OPPOSITE *T. FAI L'S CHURCH, BKOADWAY. U P. T. UARNUV1. MANAOKll INCREASE') NOVELTIES!! Mr. Winch? II, th?* tuiriv tiled comic dnlhriu. WJutlocF .nd Diamond in their Banjo Eitr?vaganzas. T'e wonderful Gip-?') Girl can li- pnv t? cuiunllrd rlirou hoPt the da\f without eitra charge. The Model of 'he City of Dublin, the reat' ^t work of ait t v* i brought, to this untry L so p? '-veri Wed. la and aiturday afternU o'clock. Day a iot NATION A I* M V 8 K V M. AT the juncti n of the Howry, Chatham and Dvismu street*, i?? w open, in the largi nuildin known a i Brniih** i 1?? k Establishment, coiupriuug the lirgctt, mo.it in'.eaetl.ng iiul magmAo ut collect h u of WAX FIGURES ever exhibited in the United Slit or any other part of the world. The proprietor* of the National Museum, having been engtd several inouthi in fitting up tin ir cntahlitl 'iient a' an enormous rtiiftw, are now prepared to exhibit to au admiring woiId. a collection of FIGURES AND STATUES from t*.r hand*of t* tnmt minMit utist*, npou i plan in vct o?-ftii? att rio ted. th f "iru ire r?-, re?eiittil mov *ud !'i? fhiiitiaon rfe tl is io i pussth- beholder w*th*b(*llti th it he i. Iookmui't'ti nr n?* of ;e I life v.d inimati n; they ie ar ang. d witli 'he greateat a U s 11 and design throughout, aiiu confed in i st>| f?r taste an I nealtiesa, n- t to be sur,a*?ed. 1 is the int*-n 'ion of ri.c (tropin t rs to nl tree and van their collection of Figure* and entprtaiiimerifs as fast a d as often a* time and circumstances uny permit, ni iking it all time* an interestidg and phasing resort forth- public at 1 irge. Admittance to the whole 23 cents. Entrance No. 7 1-2 Bow try. j y7 it*r THOEW ROCHESTER THF.ATFK U now open for I the ?umm? r season, la 'i? and -t-ni lemen of established rofesaionnl rc'..ufat?oii,who d? i^n visiting Buffalo or M ner? al ml wsh tn take Rocheit? r in their w.y, will please address 'he subscriber. EDWIN DEAN. Rochester, July I, 1ft 12. j>6 ln? ina^r CARD-MRS fanny kitzwilf.iam respccful Iv iiitoriti It' r friends ami tin* i ul?Mr, thai her farewell BENEFIT, iriorto lii rdep'rtuie lor Europe wll take place on Monday v^ning. 11 th July, whei ?lie will in ike her last a, pearance, toil produce h? new monologue, ca'l?- i THR BFLLR OF THE HOTEL, m w ich be will otaiii x chart r? r*, viz nu English lady? n American Fiiyboy?an old Scotch wom m writing a boo* on \meric;.? an l aliin ing ma t? r?n:i I Lb chiinlnimaid st n lion I? m l pi.i?ian dins use. Mr. BUCKSTON F w ill api* a; in a new C?>mic Diama. ALowil be i resented, tli "opular f? ce of OUT OK PLACE, in whii h Mr*. F txwilham will peilom her original character, ill* -ever.il Songs, and dance a burlesqw Cracovienne. Box Book now open. jyfl 4tr PaAciUKKRl OT-PK APPARATUS AND INS'lRfC 'J TION. ?n the moat enjtrov?d pore s.for mkin 'endid por raits aii-l *iew?,by F. A. AJ4X4J-LT k CO. IS kg Fulmu ire t, who have made lrrrmsn n.c' to open a ct lor the :reepib n oi pop I-, to commence on Mond Je'y, I I h. Theclsi will he o en for two In u rs earn i.'tr, rem eight lock A. M. to ten o*? lock A. M. and the pu| la may continue in th- rl ss it pi r i I perfecily satisfi d, T.m krpf.otype LikkN.-Mr. K. WHITE. of V rj Bro..l?v ..p. I wile Howard's Hotel, ha noma, where I daily devot?s hi* attention to t.o.ing likene*s? a by the above imp! but beautiful and accur.tc prncss. Tin whole time quired for the completion of i true and certain III. n .v doea f i ten* d six r?i s veil minutes, and his method of j ractiei. g lie more is of such i p^culi :r character that it cannot In l>-tructcd, even by the moat cloudy or rainy weather. E. W. Matters nim-elf that he can produce at hi* rooms some of the "io*f m .gnificent specimens of D'gtiwreotvpe Portraits taken by hi in that have ever been executed d?t the discovery of the ,r\ E. W. keeps constantly for sale the most approved Dagrrwoivpe Apparatus, Plates, Lens, Miniature Cases, PolTuhmg Materials, kc. N. B.?In*tractir will be given in the Fhotographic an at E. W.'s Roomi. 176 Broadway. je!6 1m*c GYMNASIUM. FENCING AND SHOOTING GALLERY, 3113 Broadway. (corner of Anthony-it PMOUKQUIN has the honor ol inf"*ininir his friends and the public iu gem ml, that Ins new Ox mnati*m is now in I iptrarion. Ir is the largest and the best which ha* been yet offend to the American puMic. The so tn* %re I ?me and well ven'ila'ed, which gives them the advantage of being always 'tnl. Parri f? Pri>lV>?*nr? anil fh-tit I* meii_ are invited to visit his establishment, to which, a* soon a? the Croton Water Work* wi!| he iu operation, will b? added a shower hath, for r convi nictice of rite Subscribers to thf (Jyinnmsium. The Shooting Otllen b*ing entirely indrp bre-tU, and riot., half past nine at niyht. |e21 Im r TO A MATKUHS OK THK FI/LrTK -Mr. B^KTON, k pupil oftb' ln> eel-lint. Klsii* at, Charles Ni?hota*n, 11 v iiijj_ re rent ly arrived fro.n Kn oi? b? ?:s to inform the public hat it is his intention t tiev i portion of hi. time in giving 'ii fill t? j* 24 mend* re TQHN CONROY Fishing Tarkle Mt&nhctvrfr, iiforna hia frietnls and the invert of uintling that h? as a full mid treat i rit ty of ti kle, th j rt?ea t-- a t the timet, thi r 1 i; hecn an erroneous imyretsi hi spiead anroad iViat nis articles re dearer than other %f> r?*s, he avsils hirme'f of fins rulveris?men?toasv tint aurh >a not the ca*?, h? will entrance to '1 cliespif n t ch? *p r th-n ran b i iirrhaf.e?i Im wh^re, Minion;;* pri'ic.-?*.'hr business wa-rarts him ?n s ving hit his t .ckl is mule of the l>? t inoeriaf. Rod. an>Mee1? at i pi> Cot Cliff at?u Fulton* 'JhO'O Bpaiiish ailkw*) in gut. srlliig ch ap by the ICO or 'in 10 bamboo Hod*, lately received from Cilcutta, a?d lliag t I'e ??IV ri V P ire J'- 1* *C DOCTOK J. FRANC IS nrm.iST V). in BARCLAY hTHLET, *it in in d t?r? of tfcc A?t- r ?'li rfpir.tioin arc a perfect cure fur all in!Uin"intor>' di?-M- n'f yr w. Iinrn of ?i?h', Sl?r.K.l.l?r^.RT!F|CAm I r#?rtify that .JtoIi I- n'ine, ajoiithof about fifteen vc*r? j g?f was brotij t to wy how l>st fiH, irpirentlj blind H r dh-d on me to-il; v, and ?Utn that he has been th" patient of Dr. J. F(tlci?. whoa* t/e*tin nt h?s been the roe?na under CJo.l, of refttOfin* his sight. JAMF.8 Mil.NOR, Rrrtor of St. O^orfe1! Chnr h, B kinan at. Thi? i* to rcrcifr that two of my c ildn n were afflict* d with i eased y? for a hnicili of time, o;ie of them waa almost blind with nebulas, coveting the sight. Every rem dy wn rea* rted fo with* ut an* good effect, and d sri'ied of them ever being r. r. red. Tb*v tr?- n w p. rf ctly lestorcd to sight by D J. Kr uci%* elebrated pr-uaratio DAMKL JONK3. 4W Pearl strict. I waa almost blind for twelve ye m. and in fiv# wreck*, under he akdfttl toHtmant of Dr. J. brands, my sight is now pvr? 'ectly good and strong. MAKT'M BROWV 177 Fomth street. I ct r:ify t) the above bt in trio t**,r ??t OEHGE BENEDICT, PaatOi of th Atan'oii str? t Chn.cb. I w as needy blind for twenty year* vitli a cataract in e.ich ve and from th use of Dr Franeb'w d? r'*u't r q antion for hat di ease, my eyes arc io-w erfeet recovered. HklHTKH JOHNS I ON. 4* Eldr dy ft-'et. Wf, th?* uoderAi ned, having wit t>*?d the aitoni?bry rtficy of D Fr?nci?* preparation* or diaeasrs of th i ihrsi'tHngh reroirmc nd them to the notice of ibe nblic, %s lluabl rcrofdi-a. Duncan Dunh*r, Pasto* of McD u'j] Chureh. S. H. C >if i Pastor of the hi ?t p apt IS Church. J Ini eck, Agert of tl.r Home Mission Soct? ty .fie h Br? une i. P.itfor of tie N rth 8 a i?t Church. Jo?epb Andrende, Roman Catholic P?ie?t of St. Paters I Numerous certificates cm Ik seen at the offlce. Pie pared and .old only l.v Dr. J Fmncta, If) B url .v *f r. t. New Y* rk. Artific al Et in rrtr.i. which ca no' be distinguish d from th' i *?tiir I, without pinf t*-e tl'*htr;t rw?n. Dr. J Fr n is resnecr'ulTy infirm^ Km I i wis and the rub'?g, I t it c era* qurn.e f (he ncrest*-of hi* bn si neat. Dr. U'-nuv, em'nroftn Umal Co?lrge of R.irg ous, Loud n, and of the irtf y rk M.d.cd Act aa join, d him, and v t\ conflir*. ran b* p|sc**d in h?? i f.aaio* si ?.ki!1 an *n O u'?at. t tfflce hour* from 9 A. M.t until 6 P. M. jy!0Jm#c sl'mmer complaint. IaMK'U (T.A. DYSENTERY, of the r; d iii i i .a in it ntea b Sherman's Hastoctiae I. nl n i- srkably pleasa t, i.d effect immerliata r? i? i 4 i in t no. been known f ll eir allure. FEVF.lt A vI) AGl7E?"herman'a Li? of hoir. ...'it vr.rfy. mid bttp. I i".wn i I il. \V .lincK. ...au ?lrf?l. a??iIsB.'Wrr* i 1" J2 v'wa?, ?-'7 Hud ..nor..!; Ill'?n>l *73 IftoM*.)', ?n<l IW r'ulion

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FURNITURE. GEORGE"W OA WSOM, /I i?> aw/ t\ii nilvrr atu1 Gme>ul /\irn. ''n% IVanh uve, 1V0. K7 Chatham iti eft, corn? of smtnr stif f, Xew >rk I-KKK I in? l??r ?;?lf liu'r ^mrtivitr' "I th?- follow' i t. r*' Sililxi.inU. iiiirrHM*, t U, C'oU 'I ari l Portftir D i i i in t .if -.n l articl* wouM f?t??l to i pi he a t rly call a? ib# awu fiUOl'ih* ?3 ni^Ilv rtni'l' J to a fcktjco iln JII,, \Uitr*M?a, Betiding I ?tanti) on htiML -lollllK III Will be J?i..|i!tU4llf atf !l\ r. ci Mtil ,i.- mil l?? given f??r Second HjuiO I i in* and Ladles' c at otf Clothing. __ _ illXA, (tL ASS, AND EARTH KN WARE. s \srnn in iitsr 1 v'' afneet. je22 lm*c IHARDWARE STORE. r U it a ciyiiKitj lus Snriiu supply of .0 \Mi#* AND CTl.C.RY reet ived per late ar '?un aw-' M;. Tn Id. Together ?%ifhau?ne in- wnirh he i.i ,repared to ofI m T i ASM PRICKS. i ti.tr> Merchant Builders, C?Lim t if.-I t a:i x >iniTitfi. r n Ii.m i.i? expenses of t store to pay. i> i -l iike any of iIk aJiovc articles at such prices to suit tl Imes, n mii.'.a in,' Carpets and Oil Cloths can have a word calling as rliove. Paper Hauling. C irpot* clean* I t xlr teled, &c. jy 6 lm*e.c M ISU.ELL A.NEUUN. FINEli MGKR, WINES7&V Ur h .i.l v Tf) A Will*: and Jnmtnissiou v n. s i'i-ci oik door frotn WilUtrfet, t i r n m the reiinor. a qu mtity of superior dout?l' 1 I;i I i ii Sugar, in sin iM 'oiVfs. which he will -it'll I Tof l.i t.) if buvers. vV s?>iiiu? 'it n\- i rior Winei eannotfd! to l I- n.l L '.Ma!?:ri l.'Jii, in bottle* and in v lil. c .sk i of ?ari-su.s a p*4; ih?*mi>igi!e,claret and r, if W rh i ii' Re tfraud iiUfuionla|eu 1- Or.1 loranyki 1 shall be faithfully executed. '\p ELK VNCE, AND r number of dish"s] by any hot i 11 i t 1 S i t .i ntl i i'tn if in in prices from six omits to hiln.! ill'1 tiu'htievi p-nce i?er dish. The purest Java and -i i l ?uJ lw p i 1- i Mid White Vinegar, by the gallon or barrel bam) "i keg PrMemd Mens. w upt. 0 sten, K. wl>. .Milk, 6?.c., warranted to keep any length of tno :i i n any cliinatv, exrellent for ship stoics, as they aftord -.'1 'uxury a' i i 'sonable price Ground Coffee, warranted 1 Walnut, Mudiroom mid Tomato Catsup, by the grdlon if?Large sue lck'csfor gioc *rs by Wellsi millee. Win rale and Retail Wart bouses for Pickets, in23 3m* 104 Wife* and 2'_ From street '1*111-. Will i siHK.KIASr IIAIH r NKT.?Thi? 1 xpl? ndid .i 've'e is generally acknowled. to surpass all rlie styh introduced this season. For the *u. r weir, il has i nil i., v'! n of i ujtages never before um in one tyle of b la autiful snow white, extremely luht, at the same sarne 11illc very stroug and durable, anu w ill ele .n like the Pllir- ^-c'. v n c\: "io\> and fashionable assortment of Ladies' n F rnd En 11 Duustables,Italian Rut1 l. ^ihell, and Imperial, (a beautiful article) nn tnicmi. see. ivcc. Th ibove art.ties are nfFcred at much reduced prices, by T. BENNETT. 39 John street, 11 11u r late 99 Willi im .and 26 Pl.itt sts vjiAia, glass and Window shades.?han I 1 ii At O. 203 Broadway, near Ready at, Glass 8* p liiiu rt i" ctfWIy solicit I unilic i, Btriiur op their dwellings. to itnpvct their stock, v1 ,f. p. i,* ld st. je2?i lin*C SII IRTS. O III?" 4 a ?d e to order, after the most approved French i (MirleininN (Jarinehu of all descriptions made to uj craiiiie i i'inon ounce. j, t inrti* Kuril (shin/ Store CT and f?0 Maiden lane, corner of V illiam ifrret. in WILLIAM COLLINS. i \i PORTA NT TO THE PUBLIC. i.L v wi-.li f) reu '.a in Clothin? of the best NA 1 n itl?tI:Iv i h ij.f at A'j i 'till s'revt. out* door .f i- i. a mi i at* at ot Clothi, C'.v*?b i il Sumau r from which t lothitn? of A i.i rt. 1 o.ler Hi the brat manner at verv reduced -Can. Uif?rt. je!9 "m %r nil I I.P.N' II K 4 MI LIT.?A I. C. ntif. M i b U4 of a H Mm Terms modi rate. it la I'iwTi 1 Lttn. On. for family ust, at m nt i?^rg..?lon. Cotmiry dealen lupolird f jt I in* in i.A Of s.- .ra. THAI JWKfN respectfully informs la In ol' -Vni l eicinitv, that she continues ICIftritarchiiVi itNo. 1 r- t \on rln- Frst floor,) New-York. V IL Oidert xrci;ived and eiecateu with neatness and at l)?c nho.'U- notice. Also, ('wllars far ?*h-. je?l Im*r VIMS OVVAN rt M?ectrn\jy informs tlw? ladies of New Yorfc md it v u nit> th she lomes giviyvl? f,r f? r iviu* lesx n* at .heir ow n ;?r II n.l f m m 1- rtrs for ?*le and :i hire .VI v. it i l i:i I? tr tor VffcVF.K KNOWN- ro KAMA?FKVkk *Nl> aTTGV In i i liKD!?Oiill Frv.i, l)?mb Asup, md P i t .it Fi ti i?, ?ii,l .'I Om **rii>u? li'iinj of BiIioii.Ompu. I ill lli iinlil) cwrr.l by Dr. (Jh.ilr. Uw ii> I i ml. b; INDIA t'MOL.ViOOl'K. .'Ii ,n |p Iilur .pvpmI y, ?r. brpii in hi/n rrputp m iliniilii,i niitrv wh-rr tl? iibnT. inmnl I'nrin. i>f .In rr ihi W.I I'll, ClirmUu' ?i l Apn'lipy II II, X C. tbri itmpf. N il ?A I.i* ?i-rtm'nt of thn choir??l, 'auu ry. WN lin* T AN It t OU) SALTTVAThV MAtilr*. \IIINt \i! S N.4A Hot and Cold Mlt Water Baths a* J* j L> m strri't, tthipl jiier soath ??f Canal t North Kit r.) now oj. i r.,r t?;e Areom nnd.ition of 'udfentlewe*. O^n-n tr.^m sunrise antll 11 crclock at ituht. .N. It. Tio. vv r wh? re the h itlm Are stationed his been t' in I., whi? n rei' ler.Mit us i -re ah any oth* r situation m tlu i N' w YorU On In^.y'i the B*t'. is e?rluaieel> :t. in fr. in til ,#i|ii?, 11 f'r ?.ilai.iiioii, the proper* i iitiHif w |iim to i n ilthy *cAt? and preventing any ui*,.!r nan tmtf si oi.vt in he mouth, further arising frutn decayt leath oi fiotk. a ie uiged ?tste of the stomach. It is designed to he u*ed with a tooth bre h, and w ill be I'uund supers* the necessity of a i*>wder. V nig teeth dean nd pre*entitle the wearing away of the gums fr the teeth t is narticul my useful in cases of s|mitgy gums iCk^ritu the in 0 a healthy state, and caiuii them to contract around^ th* jp( eth In painful afterliou* of the teeth and gums, arwin^ lYoin \p? .ure to cold, it will bo found highly beneficial. Il I* par ,n 1 utarly erTteea' le to um th* Orrn T?>oth Wa*h at night just ??fre retiring t? re it. This method is recommended by ?ini* t, icut dentist*, i* by >o doing til particles of food which accu ittlate during the d iy are entirely remoted. and the mouth ."pi th tough she night in a clean, sweet, and healthy state. y Sound eth an I v liite teeth are tin most valuable portions j ti l poor .motility; but how in my neglect the attention i?e- ,n isry tor thsu pi rt a, es u when snrrontKU ?i b) all the .r oe.in ,u? ded Am ;lu v* know of none more ph-asatil oid effectual than the Orris Tooth Wa .li?it cleanses and win- !u? the teeth, strengthen. th? guuis, i unties the mouth, am' werteiia the I ith. We recommend its use to all, young and hi Boston Moii 'iig Post. Th Orris Tooth Y/.u?h is the best detergent we ever used on nr enamel.?( Bosti Transcript. I fornli by the pri; ?pal druggists in the city ml r PREMIE3 WITTMTKKR. IMPERIAL WIGS SCALPS. CUISTADO'lO, 6 Afc TOH HOUSK, in Broadway, ha* pj the honor ot introdur to the wig wea-ine ublic .two k. entirelv new inventions?vi ?THK PATKNT ENAMEL- LED PARTINGS A .NT) ROW >S. nil the never shrinking j SKIN OOHSAMKH NKTTI NO. two inventions that place |s thksk Wigs in liigh i':f!i-eiliination of conuoiscurs, its to be CH pronounced the n?; ru't l'LTRA of the art. The prices are so exceedingly low is to defy competition. tn I I in I U THE OPENING OK vi C LI R II U GH'S NEW B8TAHI.I8II.UeNT FOR j ui I I A I 1J ru \y V IVUiilU, WIGS, SCALPS, No. 20j BROADWAY, t f iLIHEHUGH hi in ciuuu ctu u with lu> present premises, I opened suit of It >elui's tapestry. The show-cases, ir.irrorj, t ?bl *,??tt'>?n tu*, 4%e., aie in tin* tain*- .V si\l. of oru .m' iii il a'to relit vo, finish* d in w hite and gold, for- in in in*; a tout ensemble ne>or seen in tins country, slid not stir laaseain Em hi THE Li A DIES' ROOM n private, end devoted eiltiiel) to themselves,for Inn-dressing, HI lining on win, curl*, and for consultation on the growth ind health of the hair, and is fitted up with cveiy leg ud to ac- T conuiU'd 'finn and cornfo.t. hi THE DKNTfiTGrKS'S AVID ROOM is for those who wish to bt pi. tt when fitting on wigs and T r ilj-.s. C.vniyhere reinar!:, I'oit as in every *h inrfm rut of his profession, the character of hijvrorki* csttblislwd >r its p, superiority, so does hv intend to make only the very best wigs th and scalps, and a .k according to the times, the very lowest re- bt inuncrating profit. Mr. C. will be found always ''at home," and will give hie h sole and undivided attention to all who wish to change counts- tl nance under the magic of his touch. jet2 r FOR CLEARING AND BEAUTIFYING THE h COMPLEXION. H OHIMU'H'S OKNUINK VEGETABLE I OTIOVrecmn- I ll tn"tided by the faculty for all rjMau? mmmmm ujj MEDICINES. CORNS. CORNS, CORNS. r n Munny street. -M 0X9. AN D M A D A M E B E K II AHD, Corn Doctors, from Pitrit, t n K(J LK.AVE to inform tin* inhabit ?iifs nf W\v Vnrlt lint I I. D llv will lit li Ppv C) wai'upon all who may desire f.eir I nrioea Mods, mo matfi Bfrhard hi?e been practicing in die aca I .'uited States hut a few months, and in that short time have ie! ived testimonials from some of the most eminent gantlemen nid others, as to the benefit and comfort which they have readied since they have Iven attended by them. They have the honor to infor the public that by a new and peculiar method tcey extricate Hard and Sof Coins, Bi tons. Callosities, &c. ?vithout cutting. Mons and Made. B, d ?ot attempt to offer a nostrum requiring seeresv or laith to are its efficacy; hut f eon dently assure those who may suffer ft >tn troublesome and p inful Corns, that they rn iy have the satisfaction of carrying M ?v tlo ir tormentor, the C trn. m ftcirht ids. M- ns. and Made. B. have in tneii possession upwards of two thou and certificates from tho^e who h ive e pericnced rst imj?ort.int ends for w hich it is rrcommeudi*], and lu.> he- me so justly and universally popular. T?? he .is explicit posrible, I repeat, and hold^nyself personally respotisi e for the assumption, (hat the Lucina Cordial can mvig p vi .l |xiv, i r.i hi males, and make (hem foCttlKUmt, i here nature h is been deficient, or when tlie> have hern prosated by artificial me ins and also thai if can produce that state a; f the system is fern les, who had b n i tiottsl) nnfniitfhl, ud imagined haireii, which will enable Inert* to be or children. f i hat I have I peak i plain! n lingl) :,j Mte matters, but l'eef Called niton to lio a., I??:t if listiiitlorsfoml, and is a lull RiMranfcp flvrrll>i lutnt. NOTICE TO RAILWAY TRAVELLERS. ANDERTON'S HOTEL, No. 1M FLEET STREET, LONDON. Wllllnni Ifai'llMi;, Proprietor, ifiums hii Onnks to the |>ruii ioioI ma commercial patlc rn, and tli? puhhc for the liberal si i port He lias wceifrd tice occupying the above uamcd II-t? I. au*l hopes by tunesttiiiK attention to retain the itatn.nage hitherto s as far as regards Wines and land' it being Ins ambition to procure the choicest for the I _ pr val of in* supporters, and conducting business on the liber .I system. Tie daily bill of fare, e?uit lining e t variety, combined with moderation of prices, cam il #.in;: general satisfaction. Break fiats (plain) Is 3d each, J.in 10* 6d per week K'ul.ie Meeting ti*l Committee o.n>. a2&3tn* \l.\ RSHAl.l. HOUSE, HEADWAY, NEW YORK.- ?The subscriber r? crud/ from the National Hotel, Troy, will re-open tie ir h ill House on llu 3Ulli lH?Uut, Iu? a hotel and boardil.4 Hue it is uiiucr*oinH a thorough i*p\ir, and will he put iu impleie order, and fo-? rhediu tuuuUnrfit style. The Iocs'i* 0 j t central, bfring on the wes inlt cl bro?dwav ,N. iW tf fl.e nier o| K ibe -tree f, a short di: :t f-? ?n f e Bark am! |'o?t Hire, and b'i' 1 f?:\y minutes walk f.? l Wall street and the isiiifss i .it of tlic city 'i ne tooth* tre coinmodi?.u.* auil eaMint, an is flu* intention of the hose to mccouiinod ite the lulling c nn.'itULily and boarders, in. m uintr that shall Ik* tiaUctor) 101 the puces charged. Having long exp? rnnce in itering fI.\G 11V> 1 S M tl .iiie, entrance No. 1 Monroe street, New York??The iprii 1 >r of the thove e*tibli>hmeiit, in returning bis smicti: i ink* to his frieuds and the public generally, for the very !i* ral patronage In* has heretofore received, would lake this ojh wtunity of informing masters of vessels and officers, that h" j now prepared to receive permanent or transient boarders on I le moat reasonable terms. N. 13.?Rooms furnished or utifuriiislied, suitable for fatni- i rs. l m *i PAVfcHN AMI i ll1 H' IIOl SK.-i'lIltl> I'lANs. i n 1 late J. C. Stotieall, 29 Ann street.?'The best of acenmino- t itions, best of refreshments, best oi liquors, best of attention, id, what *s more, the h st and mo-it agreeable society in tui? j ty is always to be found at the above gstablisl incut. English j tin, cold nil?, chops, steaks, ice. &c. An ordinary daily it So' lock moderate. j?*U 1ml \IM) HOUSE, TOMPKINSV1LLE, STATEN 15LANI).?Tliii ut'w splendid N1 insion, recently erected- y the subscriber under bis own immediate supervision, and I signed expressly for .i select private hotel, is now read) for it reception of persons desirous of a be .utiful at.d pleasant imrner rt. irence. i It is fur' od hi a superior manner, and replete w ith every myelin on. and comfort for families anil single gentlemen. 1 s situation affords the most beiutiful prospect on the Island, I unmaiiding full view of the Bay from the Narrows to Nersnns 110 will favor him with their patronage, may rely on his igiut oid strict alt niion to promote their comfort. His domes* s wiU be found pollu and ittvntiMb )\i lm* i )OARD?Gentlemen and their wives, or single g? utlemen, i can l>e accommodated wfh good rooms and board, in a plea nt and eligible situation, No. 24 Dey street, 011 reasonable 1 rma?rooms fttroiihed01 1 u niihi I. jetliar \KnI\i'e College Point, contains 110 acres of land in a high it of cultivat on,two Dwelling Housts,alarge avh.lc that the of 'l i tiliri il tee h, on the |irinoi|ili; of Atino.p' eric iircnu. which j mi made for i lady in my l-tmilv, In. iiicCi ded in every res- el?in appear nice, comfort .and ut lily, an. 1 lui.t ifiven ?ntire tiafaction. I i I am, chirsir, your obi dient, (Simed) M. M. NOAH Mr. Ll.vt IT, I). ulilt, 260 Br iadwty, C'nier of Warren *1. jv31m*r rfJ PGlC ALAND DENTAL INSTRUMENTS \ANUKACTURED by \VM. R. OOULDINO, 56 Gold A street.?A general assortment of the above Instruments |?t on band and made to order, of the moat approved patterns. In- medical professors in gem nil, and dealers are invited to I ll and examine before purchasingeluwhere. Syringes, stomach and cupping pi*nipt, splints and fracture 1 paratus?Instruments for clump feet aud other distortions on I uid aid made to order. Cutlery and Surgical Instrument* repaired in the best POja.e manner, and on reasonable terms. References?Valentine Mott. M. D. (tranville Sharp, Tat I son, M-D. Alfred C. Post, M. D., and John C. Cl.eeseman, 1 DENTISTRY. R EMOVKD, from fll TO 80 CHAMBER* STREET. ?TM. THORN, DENTIST, solicits the attention nt those Y v?|*o w ear artificial Troth, ami those who may, require em to hi* method of stipiilymjf the Maxilhrv family. vis.., c Teeth, vrwvitlg that there is a disagree >hfe f -.ste in the onlh of c who indulge in acids, resulting from the action the ariu i (he Ooid Plate. In nil cases tn?t admit of it, he serfs tee?', 'com one to a complete set, w ithout using one parcle of m?*ta of any description i> Chtmbenrtreft. ____ lm*r rUIDE TO SOUND TeITZ LADIES NEED NOT DESPAIR. NR. A. C. CASTLE, Dentist, 207 Broitdw.iv. New York, J In* a M irmosilicou Paste, for filling decayed hollow teeth, i is peifectly harmless in it* comjiosition, and nu he put info i le inos* tender tooth without pain or inconvenience, and icith Inch it becomes impacted as on** solid body, maintaining it* risiual appearinc* and use* for life, The numerous tcstuno- ills from laches ill the first cias* of society ape ik in the most I lowin t*;m* as to il? efficacy. The Evcuina Po t, 3d May, tys?' It is admirably adapted for sore or tender teeth, and to I ervous persons, and Dr. A. C. Castle opt rates on the teeth ith it re it cure and ability." The following, from ihe New Orleans Picayune, Dec 6th, i ifficiently speaks of Dr. C.N skill as a mechanical, dentist: j Lieut. who wu employed in the Florida service, durig an engagement, had r?e side of his lower jaw and part of ic upper shot away. It w f# ired tint the loss would tie perlanrirt. hutmeeting with* r. A. C. Castle, of New Yoik, an i itlcialI substitute, with tec?1., was made and fitted in, and the 1 licer has now the m-rf ct e of fhi* shattered but important rgan. Dr. A. C. C. ins- rt* .?eth on the principle of adhesion, v at s^osphorie pressor j, frora ore to n ?ntirc set of teeth." Toothache Pills, one of wl ith put in the pai iful tooth will ffect a permanent cure. Dr. A. C. C. refers to the Spanish Ambassador, Spinish Co till. Mrs. General Gaines, Dr. F. U. .Johnson, Tresuh ut of the ledicatSociety, and the several Proie**om of the New York niversity of niysicians and Surgeons. DEAFNESS.?Drs. C istloand Edwards. Aurista, 297 Broaday, vttend to I be cure of deafness, and all disease* pertaining theear*. Acoustic Drops, an*'.-cure for Im ipicrp deafness, use*, or collect on* in the ear. jyfl ltn*r >K M I if I L i i 1 I! AND sweet BRfc aih k can possess, hy using SHF.lt MAN'S Orris Tooth IN .fe.? ot hi nir can compare with it foi rleanig tha Teeth, keeping rm from aching and decay, h mlcning the gum* Mid sw? -ten? the breath. Uecomim uded l>y Dr. A. (Vtl*, 297 B !iy. one of our liest dentists Dr. Elliott, the distinguished riiii?t; Prof. Ward, D. M. Fryt, Esq. and the thousand* who used it?warranted snntriorto every ether f Surgeons, London, and formerly Surceon in the Biitinh Na- t.. ry, coutiuucs t?? be consulted daily on .ill diseases ol a delic.itr y. mure. .nd all tnose distressing symptoms cotmenuent on iiuulicious treatment, and the im|*ttdent use of quack mediciues. Dr. M. h.?s h d an eiiMMi* nce of twenty two years i treating Iclicatc disease* in all t ir vaiiom and complicated fortn^ and j0, ises i mihl. sife and inl'ai hie substitute lor mercury, eradicit- .c ing the venereal vims with certainty;, without subjecting the Htiriit to an\ risk or rmtricting him in his usual diets or our- ,f mitt while his medicines am agreeable in taste and smell. Per- |l4. ti >i.( nt obstructions in the urethra, such h* strictures and en- trgemeiitof the prostrate gland, accompanied with much irri- J ,jdull i' in ih it these parts somi "i the cook* piniccs of inal-treatnient. Dr. M. treats strictur* s in a scien- nrtc manner, promoting absorption of the thickened circular! membrane a ithout any pain. C ONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY.?Thousand* of young iiuii ire iniT'iinf from the consequences of indulgence in a so ret destructive habit,arid whose nerves are further injured from ilx use of nostrum*.and pretended specifics, which stimulate rj( >uly to iuduce greater depression. Di. M. treats suclt cases oil ,.s mrely pathological priucipl s, and never fails in establishing a p* arc?the strictest honor and con tide nee is observed. jj, Letters post pai\ his giving i hi?iory of his c ue ia detail. 2(M,l| Vul- Oil street te ar O eetlWich. jela lm#r "MADAME COSTELLO, FEMALE PHYSICIAN, rNFOR MS the Ladies of New York and Females, that she 1 rout'nues to give adv ice and prepare her popular and eflfica- T "in m- dicin?M for the diseasesof females. Madame is hap m i?y to announce that her treatment has jgiven much satisfaction vv the numerous patients who have relied upon her abilities? Madame ('.ha* felt herself induced to undertake the response >1" office of Female Physician, from Inng eijx rit nee anu prac- vi ;ic?;/having .a knowledge of the structure of tin human frame. |y sti ignorance of which renders the unblushing pn tensions, ami bcoying ptnaceaa of mercenary adventurers useless, if not in- q urious. Single ami married ladies may rely with confidence on -Jj her skill and maternal solicitude as a female physician, How- ,r i1 ver distressing may be tin ir complaints her medical acquire- j)L in lit?s, will bt* found adequate to the case. In short, she grounds litis notice on the successful results of a thorough medical edu- O :ation, and reliance on ap|>ointed means of imparting health, >;j ?*igor and hippiness lo all who honor her with their confidence, tiid secrecy. All letters post-paid. Office and residence 34 Liiptn irvl st. jetl tm*c BANDS'REMEDY FOR SALT RHEUM?11 War-anted J?> to cure."?Salt Rh>*um, Ringworm, Tetter, Scald Head. f,) or J mi ii Itch, Kczama, Proriosis, Palm aria, mm] 11 he: iii.ca.es of the skin, are safely, certainly, and effectually ied bv t'uc use of Sands's Remedy, which ha now been lest- perfectly harmless in iu operation, may be applied nith safety even to the skin of the tendercst infant. tTestimo* lials of its efficacy are daily received, and tin* followiug are se- h? lee ted for publication, which it is thought will satisfy the mind every* candid person of iu extraordinary v irtues l?a Nrw YoRg. May4,1B11. U Messrs. A. B. Si D. #Sands?Gentlemen?Feelings of thank- (h fulness and gratitude induce ine to inform you that I ain per fh ?ll I ..Til... ?i^l. III 1.,. ?l... .vC r?mu,l,. in.. h, li ?-*se spread over botli my hand* to my fingers end?, and had H't'ti standing f- urteen year*, during which time I wa* under 'h :h* treatment of more t han twenty different physicians, who all hu failed to give more than a temporary relief. 1 was unable to ?r. is* my band* but kittle, tad could not putlnum in water; mi n1 i ails rc|?atcdly came on, and 1 was almost helpless from the 1,1 oinnliint. I tried Indian Roof doctors, hut all to no pur|K>*e, intil 1 ut ummer 1 was advised by a friend to use your remedy. I commenced it with little faith, having tried so many things without producing any good effect. In h lew days my hands better, tnd not withstanding I put them in water daiiy the i >1 'ontinued to improve, and ill a few weeks were entirely well. 'v It is now more than six weeks since the eure was effected,since which timi the) hara been perfectly well* Yours, respect ullv, LYDIA LEWIS, Newark, N. J. r Messrs. A. B. SlU. Sa d*?Gentlemen?I certify that I have e-Mi cured of the bait Rheum of ten ears standing, by the ne of \\>u remedy and Syrup of Sarsaparilla, and I wish even iou rouhled with th:* dreadful complaint in any form would -j ill on me, and I w ill :.athlV them that your medicine will "ui e the in p" fectly. ANN MARIA WEIBALL, Residence Na&viu-sin et, stor?. 4'j Kultou st. ,r New York, June 3 ?i Prepared and sold w I. lie and retail by B. D. SANDS, Druggists, v 79 sod ion Kulron *t, j\ Sold also bv Abraham B Saudi Go. 2*3 Broadway David Sands X Co. 77 Kist Bro?dwav and hy William Brow n, 181 Washington stivet and 8 W row I e. 33 Prince street, Boston; I iseph B?hh, jr.. Providence, U I K W Bull, Hartford, Con; ")r. R W Mathewsmi. Norwich, Conn; II Rawls Co, AI ha- 1 ly J Gorham and J Kowler. Ncwbunth. N Y Or David Une,20.South 3d, P-.ilal G K Tyler, Baltimore E Trevitt V1 t Son. Poughkeepsie, and by druggists generally in all tin irii.cipal cities and chief tow us in the United States. Price $1. JetS lmc THK CELEBRATED FAMILY LIFE PILLS AND PHENIX BITTERS.?'The renown whi^h these great 't! nedicines have acquired iu every part of the United States, is 1: olid and durable, became not founded upon quackery or e x- 4' i-asagant pretension. R rests uimui that from whence.it sprung, v' heir good properties an 1 unfailing efficacy. Their held oi ii usefulness embrace* a greater number and variety of human 'i ompIaintsthaQ anv other medicine known, even to the in? totally ignorant* Office. No. 2 Ann si?private entrance, 4th door f.om the Nln-' ntn?ofll 1 until o l U P.M. 1m" c MKIIICW. All). INVALIDS desirous to obtain the best medical a?l* ire and ,n treatment should not fail to obtain th little treatise called the "Uubieon." by Dr. CLvgory, of No. 31 Molt street, New (j York. where he has been sev* ml years stablUjied in a select fu brancn of bis profession, and where he also continues to admin* t iter, with entire sucrres. ami very often, in cases where other p and less e*|H*rienced physicians had failed. Th^ Doctor does n.?t say this to hoaat of hfs skill, but only to inform those seek- p iik' wood advice, where it mav be obtained. Dr. Gregory's doniicil is not a drus store, it is a prit ate dwelling house, well |n r?M ided and arranged for the comfort and convenience of his p-tie.it i. Dr. G. lor* not limit his atteiitmce to a ft w hours, hnt is at home t wait upon those seeking him at all hours of the day and n ;ht. 31 Mutt street is hut a litte way off from Chatham stprn One doll.ii by mail, free of postage, svi11 obtain the "Uubirou" by return mail, which shall al.-o be postage free. jy4 lm*c FRANKLIN SALT WATER BATHS CASTLE (JARDEN. JULIAS THOMAS re?peetfully info una the public that lie I* has completed, and placed at trie above location, one of the ivost extensive and ornamental Buhsfor ladies and gentlemen V that ever floated noon the Ameiican waters, planned and built by Mr. Calvin pollard, slid adapted to all the purposes of gi health, ecreafinn, an liwtruction. This Bath measures in ex- 1m frcmelrngth 101 feet by "5 feet. The gentlemen's Math is v. 1 ct by 49?the ladies' (to which i* also attached several private fr ones of various depths) 15 by 43, and a juvenile swimming ri rrhool of considerable extent. The shower baths are upon a v. new construction, simple, efficient and improved; and civ n whole interior with a siloon, comprising every ItMttrycaiid ri lYeshment, under the experienced management of Mr. Otkle ti i f Brookh n, designed in style of comfort and coin nu nc. suited to the wants and wishes of tlm visitors. ri. Klias Thomas appeal, to those friends who to warmly *n?- i? f lined hitn last summer, when manager of the Kianklin Bath, to (now placed at the foot of Mont ana ry street.) for that s?pp it that encouraged him to embark in hit present inueii more en- nc i -ntcd enterprise, and trusts for the support that his merits May rr claim from the citizens of New Vork and its visitors in gnu ml II ielt imr re M MINKKAL WATKRS Sharon Sjmip, ,n White Sulphrr Water may be had ol in. A-tents, Dirk.si n l"V k ("o., I2A Broadway, Bsaeineiit Rooms.? Kor their unrivalled nl efficacy in all ilhritin 'ic, ('iitamous ami Dyspeptic torn5 laints, sore eyes, debiti'v.e lysipalas, scrofula liver complaint, effect ion of the Ki.im r reference thy their permission) is made to the follow in* lical irentlrmen v? M? N, M. I Wirn ii-st. l)r. RKDFOR Prof. University, Mod. Dcp Prof. PATTK. AON. Med. Dep. J Dr. \VHITi:,( rrv Valley, N. V. F Prof. HA DM". Kx Pris t \lcd. i dlegc, N. Y. Dr. DKLAKIELD Blt-rclier-st. N. Y. From cerfili'Mte i i nf ari*I>&is made for the Proprio- H r of the Spriirj by of the mmt mim n' chemists in this f) ninfr", (Dr. ('Hilton of New-York)fh? following results have r' I ten obtained from one gallon of water Sulphite of M.ujne ia 42 Ifl Sulphate of Lime 1' I blonde of Sodium 2 24 Chloride of Magnesium 2 40 r* Hydiosulphurct of Sodium i Hydrosiilphuret of Calcium Vcrc table Extractive Matter. 1 tfiO 04 Siilnh'irrttnl llvdnmrn On. 16 ruh. in?.. Kor bv M- ?m. llu.hion ?t A?|>inw?ll, it their ilorr*, r -nlwiy, \,t..r lliiii.r, ami Willi.m ??rr.-l I. M Itiiu. 'r'lirfw.j II, Milnnr, RrvU0 jeJOc PEHSBE klWOOK8,6i Liberty it. MEDICAL. THE PREPARATIONS OF THE SF.H YORK COLLEGE OF MEDICINE PHARMACY 'HUH HAS BEEN ESTABLISHED FOR THE SUPPRESSION OF OUACKEKY, BY THE PREPARTION AND SALE OF ENUINE MEDICINES. Phe College wish to sive the public from the deceptions ol vckery both ni aiicJ out of the Medical Profession, and to ke every nun his own bhvsician. A cure in all C4iri guarL' il/ i directions of the College be faithfully observi |i, ie .preparations of the College are compounded by llul Chemists, according to the moat recent improvement* in urmaceuncal Science. The College do not oner mere hitter ei, gamboge, and drastic purgatives for the cure of the icted. 4 i.e> say Away with the brazen importers who assert that I euenci t Creator n is proi ided tod int front iho iiiftin i. Gtuurantuud totiN? Sold in bottles 50 CeliU each. IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT. Any individual on forwarding to the agent ol the College a tter containing a description of Ins or her case, and enclosing e sum of one noil ?r, w ill be furnished with a letter of MEDIAL ADVICE, containing full directions as ?o their appro* iate diet, regimen, and one dollar's worth of such of the pteratioiis of the College us may be ordered by the consulting vsinans. jf.?) Jmc TO' KXCII8E FOH A BAl.O HKAD.?Sim-r tlu; .lis tovery of Dr. Jaynn'* Hair Tonic, every one mar, if ihcy oose, preserve their hnii from falling off, or if already Id, may witli certainty have their haii restored again by a thful and iirnerrin? application of litis valuable Ilair ToI'lease to read w ithout prejudice the following communicains, which in addition to hundreds of othci.t equally respecta ihould remove the doubts of every resonsbfc prrson of the iform and singular efficacy of Jayue's Hair Tonic. Hamilton, Feb. 15,1810. r, D JtfM ni Dear Sir?1 cannot say my ltair is ros^etl but I can say that appears to be in as rapid a process of restoration as could asonably be expected. I hid not finished the first bottle,befoie lecided change w as manifest over tlte bald part of the head to hichh was applied. A new growth of fine ninety heir, much it* that of an infant's appeared, and has continued to increase, d 1 have hid it cut two or ihn e times. I have recently coineiu d upon the third bottle,hut I have been a good deal irregur in the us** of the Tonic, from the fiist, and from this cause I prebend the effect is at pit sent less lhau it otherwise would ivc been. 1 began ihe use of the Tonic with little or no faith that it ould ever be successful on my head though I felt entire confi nce ih your statements of w hat it had done for others; ami 1 as as much surprised as delighted when I saw the effect. You collect the appearance of my head when in your office. I as rv you the hair has been nearly if not quite an inch long at th? mes I h*vt* had it cut, on tho e parts w e i?e?rl> destitute of iv when yon saw me. It was, however, verv line, though quite ick. I ain flushed w ith sanguine hones of iitnh success in the ligent use of your Tonic, w hi h amidst all the hair humbugs, Inch have been advertia-d in the payers, I a in constrained to lieve is what it claims to be, andtnatit will m-ike the hair ow, and no mistake, at least cn some head*. GEORGE W. EATON, Frofessor in Hamilton Literary and Theological Semiua^y liton o.N i IF rom the Summersille, N J Whig.l I Some time since I called upon Mr 1* Mason, of Summervillr, r Dr Jayne's celebrated Hair Tonic, io restore my hair, w hich as tlum/alling nut daily. I procured one bottle and applied i's ?nt* nu according to the direction. When the bottle was ex* lusted I discovered to my great surprise and satisfaction, that e voting hair was starting handsomely; I therefore purchased ther, until I had ustd three bottles, and now a? a com pi usam my hair is as thick as ever. And w hat is more sur; .sing, y baldness w .is'not occasioned by sickness.in which case ther greater hope of restoration?but was hereditary. JAS. O. ROGERS, Methodist Minister. April 14, 1811. Mount Horeb, Summerset Co, N J Jdyiic i nnir luuic.?/\urr gn nig i:h off. I have us? d if now for about three month*, and have as II -ii. i is thick a head of hair u I can possibly desire. fh eomineiuled its use to a number of my friends who all? ell of it. If faithfully employed, I hive no doubt of its general icccss. I tnay add that, before using your Tonic. I had tried oat of the artmles employed for the hair, such as the Matassar til, all the different preparations of Bear's Oil, Vi gctnUe H tir il.kc., without e*i?erieiiriiu much, if any benefit. Rennrctilly yours, 8. FIIOH, M D, No. 172 Chestnut st. Haddonfield, N J, Feb 12, 1330. r.D. J ay tie Sir?I take great pleasure in informing you that the bottle of [air Tonic which I obtained of you last October, has proved iost satisfactory and successful. My hair had for a long lime en exceeding thin. But two or three years past it hail so fallen at that ni) head had become almost entirely ha d. I wa? tinder ie n? ci'Mity of concealing the baldness by coinhing my hair on ie ride over il. But now, after using about half a bottle oftiie 'ouic, I have as luxuriant growth of haira* ever had. C. C. PARK, Pastor B irtist Church, IIiddonfirld, N J. Prepare J and sold by Dr, 1). JANE, No. 20 South Third I rf. Sold wholesale and retail by A. B. D. S ouls. Drmjriits, ro. 79 and IW Fulton-street.?sold at retail by Da\id Sands St o., No. 77 East Broadway, Abraham B. Sands and Co., No '3 Broatlway, .uid by druggist* generally. Price $1. ].t) lmc DR. IIORNE. CONTINUES to be consulted confidentially at bis office No. J 78 Murray street. Str.iHgt rs are resjiectfully appn/.cd th t Dr Home, being Ieilly bred to the ined-e profession, in the city of London, ha* i".ti a jiricti'Ml member of the said faculty of physic for 4f> ears, for thr last 34 in the city of New York. Hi* practice oni brio* general, he confines to a particular branch of inrdime, which engages his profound attention. His expeiieiice I* rrv great?his siirceos ast-'iiishinv. He cautious the unfortu* '-uriiuo t!i ust* of im rcury; thoiiaandaare annually mrrci?i'i/?d ..nt ot lilt?recent iftVmon* an*, without mercury, turtii?h?*w days Si t* your eradicated, not natchI up. The learned Dr. Btichau rm| hatically olneive??4,Mar'I prraotM, and emm* about to be married, should he partlcurly nation of those affections; what a dreadful inheritance froiimit to posterity,n Persoiia afflicted wih protracted and deplorable rases, need ?r drsp-iir of a complete recovery bv apnlyiiiff t \VM. WATHON potherinr* Hill ;v? rh*riin si, jalO lm*c SPIU.Nti MKDiriNK.-V/IIITW KLL'8 i'KM K. BITTERS. WITHOUT WINE OR AL OHOI Hridvr, have you no app? tile Do you not re I im iur food f T!i? n a?c thu# bitten thvy will aUo greatly f ri, *.ii'I of r ur?c remove Uy?i**pst*j janinlicf? wcik f tV* stomach, debility, fcr. Tficy purity the blood am 'iftontc the who!** ?yit? m. The hi??*r? arc extremeIy mil I plrm.mt. Tr thrm. Price 23 cents. )ld h" A. B. k D S- la, dru.'tisU, V?>. 79 V ulton, form t lot! %t:-* r, fad Kitlfwn, comiT ?f William atrr? t. A tr i!., mi. p. s ii.-'n J* Co.. No. 2H Broadway, corn*- r o' unS- r? ftff? c: David B&odl k Co., No. 77 Broadway, ror rof .Market afroct. a*2 3m#m

MEDICINES. DR. SHERMAN'S MEDICATED LOZENGES. PI1E3E celebrated articles have now been used for u*arlf I four years. and the Kreateat |>roof of their efficacy in rcmoviiik liar various diseases for which they arc reuouimendcd that the dcinaud lor them haa been rajiiuly LUCleullie, and rsons who have ouce used iht in not only continue than uaa. ill recommend them to their frienda. COUOH LOZENGES. Vre the best medicmea in the world for coughs, coldf, COO umption, aatlnna. whaoi'iug rough. kr ever discovered. the worm Lozenge* \re the only articles which never fail in removing worms of ery description, both from children ami adults. the cami'hoh lozenges Are a sovereign remedy f"i sea sickness and nervous headache, '.Ipitltion, fowneaa ol spirits ami all nervous diseases. The Hon. Aaron Clark, Hon. Edw. J. Porter, Rev. Mr. liandcock. Rev. Mr. Dunbar, of tlic blcDougal street Church, itye used thcui. Office 106 .Nassau street?Aaeuu, Rttshton k Ai|>iuwall'i hree steres; s uids', 173 Broadway 77 East Broadway; Codl-inyton, 'tV Hudson. mtl e PEASE SON'S COMPOUND CLARIFIED ESSENCE OF IIOREHOUND CANDY. 'PHIS pleasant medicine is formed by a combination of twenI ty-fivr different ingredients, all celebrated fur the cure of coughs, and pulmonary complaints, and by ita combina* lion, if one of these articles should le used separately and afford no relief, in the extract of Horehound they are so amalgamated thai the benefit of the whole is experit net d in one com- iHiutid. A Ln..S ll S I. I. oeli/,1.. WWW f*l V c t 11 r 111 1S f h?- ft 11 |hf public. If was heralded with no previou* announcement of its mentor value, but it was introduced by the proprietors of lhe community, to standby their decision, as regarded its beneficial inlluence. That decision has been att lined in a manner llmnst unexpected. The unsought acknowledgement of its worth ha* proceeded spontaneously from thousands, who have practically experienced its benefits throughout the country.? And why 11 it to f pecaute the trial of iu qualities in couip*, colds, hoarseness, iriitatiou of 'he throat, croup, whooping cough asthma, catarrh, palpitation of the heart, liver complaint, nigh' sweats, difficult or profuse expectoration, aud all diseases leading to coi &uinpiion, Ins given it a value that no other similar medicine ever reached. lot'ltTKIIKEITKBi at Fault.?The clarified essence of IloreUound Land} has become so famous and saleable, that it lias been attempted to be counterfeited in more than one in ancc by bsae and selfish men, who would sell their conscience* for s mess of iMitlage. and who care notion* about per forming a b.'ncht to one's health, or effecting a cure. But thevare now at fault. Messrs. Pi:asf. Jk Son, original inventors and patentees of the Horebonnd Candy, have, without regard to exj>ense, had en zraved a new label, or wrypcr thy is invariably around their Candy, and by which pnrcn.iserj,if they examine it attentively w ill always detect the genuine from the spurious ariicle. This wrapper we will describe for public ben. fit, first, an Eagle, importing the American ffag? >n the flag is inscribed the wonl MPrase''?on a label issuing from the Eaglets nvufh and hrId by hi* talons i? Clarified Essence of Horeln und Candy?Just beneath the eagle, to the right and left are two vignettes, one of which represents Hercules slaying the liydra, or hundred h aded serin*nt, each of which mav be considered a l)*pe of coughs, colds, asthma consumption, See.?The other vignette is (lie scripture subject of the Good Samaritan,succoring the wounded traveller, and affording him Christian aid The wbol design ia beautifully executed?Immediately below the engraving is the Ike simile of JoH!t Plash Soft, 45 Division tn t, York. It should be recollected that it is entered according to act of Congress in the year of our L"rd one thousand eight hundred uid forty by Johu Pease St Son in the clerk's office of the southern district of New York. Whoever, therefore, counterfeits this candy is liable to prosecution, and to henunished iu heavy damages. The proprietors are deteimim d for their own sake and for the public good, to prosecute to the utmost extent of the law, any one who may be guilty of such infamy. The liorehotiiid Candy is sold wholesale and retail at the manufactory, 45 Division street. Agents?Zi"ber, 87 Dock street, Philadelphia. Redding, ft State street, Boston. Raw 1.* Co., 57 State street, Albany. Jobsoil, 2G St. Charles street, New Oileaus. Woodward, St Louis, Mo. Robinson, no Baltimore street, B ?ftimore. Havihnd Harrow it Allen, Char ##4o.l Hoi dim t ii, Louisville, Kv. Pierry Teller, Detroit, Michigan. J. H. Thompson Co., Wheeling, Va. j>6 Imc THE MAGIC MIXTURE IS considered the safest, most speedy (M well a. tlir most pleasati' remedy for the thorough ritiiiuuisliment ofgonorrhoea and anal, .oils affections of the urinary organs. It is not like the most 'ill crtised medicines, a chimerical one, but is the actual ieiult i i i elve years practice. It has nerer failtai to eure in a .iuttle ii.-t nee. Sold at H. Rinu's, J3 Fulton street, corner of Cliff; Dewar, comer Church and Chamber; and at drue stores .13 Broadway cornet Lispenard street; C3Bowery cor Walker; 77 East Broadway cor Market, aud 184fk Fulton street, Broolilyu. Price SI. jei lin-r &r,00 REWARD.?OROS8' SPECIFIC MIXTURE.? jpcJo. o- the Cure of Oou"orrli?a, Glet is, Strictures ana Mialognui coiii|iU.r.ts e I if organ is t*oor, matrimonial and tingle. They ire here nresented with a remedy by which they can cure thruii lvc.1 wPh.mi the least exposure in the shortest time possible. Further, the disease cannot be contracted if a dose of the mature is taken at night on going to bed when exposed. It is put up in bottles with full directions accompanying it, at il a bottle- One bottle lasts a week, which generally cures? many are cured in two days. For sale only at Wm. H. MUnor's, 192 Broadway, corner of (aim strevt, opposite Franklin House, New York; J Jones, ornerof Chestnut and Seventh streets, Philadelphia; and at J. M. Smith's 138 Washington street Boston. jyj lm* 12,000 CASES IN~A YEAR. ["TSE th#? right medicine and he c ured.?Ye who are weary suffering from obstinate disease or any kind off weakness of the urinary organs, and who in disgust and disappointment e abandoned all hopes of a cure, are strongly nivired. as a !i$r resort, to hare recourse to the justly celebrated "Dr Cherry's Astringent Pill," whose failure in removing the disheartening complaint is unknown; more thxn 20,000 boxes have been sold i New York alone, and not one ease of failure has been related ro anv asrent selling them. Has such a fact occurred Horn the mc of any other medicine 7 Answer, ye (hat suffer. Sickness, ei general wasting of the body from any cause, are cerilily ameliorated, or in a snort time cured. For gravel, loss f control ol the bladder, pain in the hack from disease of the idncy or prostrate glands,these pills are pre-eminently successful. J. O. KAY, Wholesale Aeent, New York?Retailed at 79 ml lOOKulleli't drugstore Broadway corner of Chamber at; hur.h cor of 'Chamber; 127 Bo wry; f 3 Bowery cor of Walker t; 77 East Broadsvas 1.711 Washington st, Boston: 376 Market t I'hil idelpliia; Maiden Lane, Albany, and of Geo Pulling, batcher. Price SI. Also?"Dr Poett's Eradieutor," celebrated al the most certaiu ife and sp-, dy cuie for g'Uior'hiT! i, and certain conipl iinta. je23 Im'r Yf OTHERS, HEAD THIS, and save the I.ties ol your Children. Baltimore, March 27, 1R3S. I)r. Jayne?Dear Sir?You ask me w hat proofs I met svith of lie efficacy ef your medicine. I can say that I never prescribed medicine for bowel complaints that has given me ao much itisfa.tjon, and my patients so i|>eedy anu perfect relief as 'his. Whenever introduced into a family, it becomes the landing remedy for those alimcnss, and is called for again and igain. which, 1 think, is pretty .rood proof of its efficacy and nsef'tlnesa. In the summer complaint of children it has freMimtly appeared to snatch the little victim fiom the grave. It saved the fife of my child, and such and inch a child,'' 1 isir re|H-atrillr In ard it said. In diaenteric afTectious of adults I have rime and again seen it act like a charm, and give |*rmatent relief in a few hours; I may sty in a lew minuter. In one, it is a valuable medicin-, aud no family should be without it. Respectfully, M. L. KNAP. M.D. Late Physician to the Baltimore Dispensary, and Agent fir the Mary and Vaccine Institution. Sold bv the agents, A. B. St D. S unls. Druggists, 79 Fulton st. corner of Gold, and IOC Fulton st. at wholesale aud retail. Al> sold by Abraham B. Sands ft Co. J73 Broadway, Granite Buildings, corner of Chambers st.; David Soldi St Co. 77 East Broadway, corner of Market st. Price 30 cents. _ je2i lmc_ TO FARMERS, PLANTERS, HOKT1CI'I.Tl'R 1STS AND DRUGGISTS. PHE COMPOUND IIE.MICAL WHALE OIL SOAP may be considered hi the present moment the best preparation that ever wu com|>ouuded for the total destruction of every species of insect* infesting the vegetable r.in^dom?marritpts, slugs, rosebttgs, peach, nectarine, apple iid pqjar tree insect*, cut and army worm*, .snail, cabbage lice, and all the smaller insect* which are parasitic on indigeiJUJ ami exotic tiowers, such a* the oleander, cactu*, ficus. cymis, meaeinbriauthcmum, ge rania, erica, rosace*, may all by a proper application, be thoroughly exterminated. Besides the xtraordinary cheapness, a mod important item in economy, renders it accessible for all purposes on a large scale?1000 peach ticea, or .V) acres of land, may f>e kept free from the marauding insect* for the trifling expense of oiie dollar. Farmer* raising corn, oats, rye, |>otatoe?, turnu*. cabbages, Il.iy .It till' t'XprUM' t)l :i lew HOOK. le.ll.C lllllHlirilRIl) >.11111 heir fields from the riev illations of the Ternun. The Ooinoiini! Chemical While Oil Soip may he hail in Imlk, or in j?r? f font |>oui?l?. i dogenof which are picaeil in a hoi. Poisons, warraute i the only oriitinil am) safest ingredients to le.fioy ami eiterminate the moths, heil bugs, rote hues, cateipillera, cockroaches, rats, mice, mosquitoes, fleas, fliet, anil, tier, ami every other vcriniii or larger animals, nit nutted to railicati and to erform all whit it It intended. Likewise Fly ^Thousands of per pus can ccrtifi to the superior virtue and quality of all tny preparations, and corroborate to the truth of ill the statements. Apply to DR. LEWIS KEUCHTWANGER, Chemist. No I Wall Street, Maniifaclurer of Acids, Diamond Cement, Chloride of Zinc. (?t Silrer, Spltits of Hartahorne and Nit e.Copaita Caiuulet, .Iodides of Iron >ml Mercury, Dameneotyi* Chemicals, Lu nut instic, Ether, Chloride of So la; Dealer in Leeches, Pi i'sua, mist's Gold Foil, Mineral Teeth, gemine Harlem Oil, lodin tlaa* Syanres, 4rc. jy7 lm*c VToS- 2oMes black Mm, Kir sale by K k-COLUNII CO. IR South m. MADAME RESTELL, Phvaiciau, offiea mid rr?i 8. S, York city. MrdidlXi forwarded hv mill. Boston office No. 7 Km#* ?freef N. B.?Mad?inr II# -ll would inform loins residing on I of the city, whose \cilih will fwtr.dmit of travelling, tn*t she would demote hi i |h #*o:i attendinre upon them in any part of t!ie United Statci wiihinr-is#>nable distance. jyB Im por'j tTguese female PILLS. TvysTrri ssrnrmcr.i*ri>n? it. I)K BOL'Or.LOqi E, M. D., LISBON, t'ORTUOAL. PIIK Scientific coinhinatiou of ingredients of wliich thesa f Pill, are co.n;>osod, hare made them the wonder and admilioil of the w..rld. They are known all over Europe to h? lie only preparation ever discovered that has proved intarahly ertain in producing the monthly turua. Their certainty, in ill e., being such mat the" must not he used during pregnancy, >r though mild. tlfe. and healthv. lb?y are certain to prod. Miscarriage if used during that iierioo. The directions are translated into k ngltsfl aj.l lie enveloped round with the seal of the importer, stamped. Each hoi cont ins the signafiire of M. de Bo.wl.-loqiie, ami the English ill rections have the signature of I)r. K Jn.LVtAU, authorised rent for the continent of America. They can he transmirtcil hy mail ro any part of the United states. Letters directed to Dr. E. .Meiieau, Ikis it, Ncif /ork, will meet with immediate attention. Sold by appoint nit at tin Cherry, near Catharine street. Trice $1. Hall oars J3. No half boses sent by mail. m>'Ji Im'ddiw PUBLISHED DAILY BY .1 A M K S OORIIOJI It K. N K TT, W. CORNER, FULTON AND NASSAU STREETS, riiv. Nik. 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