The New York Herald (New York [N.Y.])
July 12, 1842

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w IP*.-. "^!t V. i i un i'l l uk _ __ gkorttb w. dawson, i i?r i. I rutatl r'unulurt and General Fur:i rii. re i.V'iur, -Vo. b7 Chatham street, cor I Mi ant street, \tir York. Y\ >l -le-pe lor salt lu| luoitnut ?f the follow'* via.: Sideboards. Bureaus, Bedsteads, C'ota, '"I Offict and Portable Desks, Glass Cast*. Book 1 til lescs, Dune*. Centre, T ea and IVr Teb.ee. I i s S >lb Be-Ulead*. Beds. Brd.tinir, Palaesters, N att t Oil Cloth. Matting end Fin- Iroiu, S>! 'I t Tables, Caudle Stgtids, Bureau Be-Uteads l) -t ,i i i am, ftelea, lac. 1 i U' -rtrneut of men and women's WtifiW AP" I'll" >iew and econd hanued. 5 ,tc articles are offered to Che pebuf T Z, 1 O P.-raojp in want of said articles ?v?JJ ""d it to t' tits'rii to make an early call ai the abore eataoliehS pi. orders puurtnaJly lttend"d ai. I e-rbed r.o the a r n, uid "U reasonable term.- -I i.tresses. Bedding, 4. I i i m,'out Ses^ela, consiantly on hajid. A i 1 rise -h .re eatil.lialiuu-nt Will be punctually ?lI I t ill.fully received- I ?T". h-Oest i.rie.s ?,ll be *ITen for Second ll.ud b ,'iu .ml Gutle-iien sand L-lire'ea* off Clothln?. K 8m ciiinx (rlass, and earth en ware. ASTOII HOUSE. T7M II POrU'KI.MN dinner services, 115 i-cs, 00 r i in lie 13 oo 1. r:i .h Per--' I sin Tea Seta, 33 00 b'n ii. h l'orcelnu per doten I 01 Granite. Iilue. or white 1 00 Son.i 100 French porcelain, t deafness. jHWlm*c CHEAP HARDWARE STORK rPHK SubscriWt U now on*wing his Spring supply of 1 HARDWARE AND CUTLERY, wcoit.nl per W ?rrit I'riim Buminxiano and SJtt tftf l?l. Bngrther with a g?nenil a?. in. of If'.uirttic ttuoO', toiirn lie is |iro|aredto ofI.T a m m, LOWEST CASli PRICES. a of Country Merchants, Builders, Cabinet t Ac., is solicit. .1 to an wtiniinhon of his, slock and i; coufi J' in tl.uy mil find it u> tliuir inn rest r l.im tvitli a c ill. ALFRED F. LAU11AV.E, 210 On nttrit b. Cono r Barclay Now York. T? .Tttl.tr of FALL RfVKK CUT NAILS, and I per1.; I flu.*. I so?,i rotniilrtr assortment of Mechanics' Torus, J i .i S.'> ivi.'kr. UK \r rwfTlLSYRY? W. RKKD. :wh Bro ilw ?y, v./ i Whit .in 1 Walker vtrect.?Carpeta of every description rn.41 m l .i'l t-v! tvfir ill* most intricate roomi?Cnrt .i:i? in id- ?u ilf r|e. Matrices, to fas, and cm. tirs, in iH to order to match >nr detcripliou of furuiIn: n?? Suli. -rther nor h it in* eipenses of st?>re to p*y. i? t?> make any of tl?" ibove articlut .it tui;h i?rtee* to suit the tlln-'ii. Pi mm inircl: litnz C sroots ?nd Oil Cloths can hive a word of ...\m?, it, calling aboer, Paper 11 in^inx. Carnett cloan* 1. ul and New streets) for i'OUK DOLLARS? Tins it no deceptive asaertion. A tingle tiial, or a n re iiMjM Ctium W ijl satiaiy liie moat sU* p!ical that the Braver H w offered the llkieii?>i irtielf oiltfl e-ld f r !es-i th in five dollars. The fact it that the article now oflferco ii irrui rally not rtyu illeJ, and iu no instance suroavede^r en at th.t! price. It is iu cOiLacuually in ihe ui.i ,ul'r ~:reet, mil' door from Wall street, In' r uei eti lVo*n the refinery a ?|H %nlif of superior duub! ui in I* r- inrd Sii*v, iu small lo tv whuUhi wilt tell at >i hw rate*, i'i p>ic* U to suit buyer*. \Cirt' uisoripi'Mit f*,! rior"^vin-? casnot fiil to I>lc i- i'iv o d 1. in. lmo Al ylcir i of 1#1?, in littles i.;es; cli unii ?tfne .chret an I r it VV i i o? tl??? choicest ontids, atw iv? on saie at low i Orders for \n> ki ul shall be faithfully executed. 7 n*r L fo\*OMV, tJLK VANCE. AND GOOD LIVING. rP!lv) nub rsiisnefUixa, ;?t a ere t ?tpen?' hundrednersous at hast ran sit down i li-nt i I au'i>taiit! tl breakfast, dinner,and tea, [from th eh 'pHus of he markets. *illia bill of fire not excel ;h r *v sar Lijmlny or number of dish by any hoid i.i fit i itrs, and ir\ iug in prices fr in six cents to on- ,ul; w tui e.i4tlil?ei% peu e i?er di?b. The pur* ?t diva and M i 'T an-l th" v w best teas, and sctved at only three Ornu perc-jjs. AnlaMotlvr r? fiine, i oH 6fi N -mil -t, hetuoeii Jnliu at and \iaidt h L^ne. n Sund t\s foi brt a'cfast, dnmer iwid tea. jeSti 3mr i in no/i Pk Ki.i; ,in picks-es to ?uit customers? I, v/v/,V \r\/ Assorted Pickles, Cnt?H|?, Sauces. Pre .v i 11 Knv'hsh Mnstar-I, of a *ui?eriur s, (l ters. F ?'.?la, .Nfilk, 6t^., x\arranfed t*? keep any lenx'h of firn. .-.nil ia uiy climate, excellent for ship storea, as th?y aA'ord a ?n i! Iijvir. i rfvioirabrr price Gronnd Colfee, warntited pan-; aa:. M iuli room and Tomato Cauup, by U?e gallon or dozen. N. B.?I^rjce site PicklesforrTOCeis.br WELT'S MILLKl?, Wholesale ami KcuiL Wan houses for rickeU, ir* Tr;.* I'M witet t*id 21? Front street rPHK Willi K. SIBK.IlTAN iTXlK BONNKT.? 1 In* mli 1 .miri* i* c;? nerclly ac k no wl edited to ?uipa*? all thf h i itroditeed On* ncason. For the luiam^r w?-:ir, it hns k>iv rnn of p urrer before unitrU m out* *t*lsr of Int. It is i beautiful ?n ?w white, rtfreunl) liuht, at the sarne tin* mnn tune ?ery ?trori? and durable, ami will cic,ui like liie fascia, kc"Ct thru atock, which tor -le and est onrtini of work is not to he surpassed, ami .t t to suit the time,. Washable window shade* froui one dollar to the richest styles, equally cheap in pfotiortinn A'olu:-nd ethers furidihed with destyns for stained ylass for l.urch w i.nlow., dw, llinzs, Sir. on the shortest notice, aud orden est ruled with economy and despatch. W ANTKD?Au a tut, use I lo deeorytive paintings alio an Will Mil I m\ 20 pi. IIIMI.1.1 )AK KbfABuVHMKSTrfounded I' at 1:1; W iter street, five doors above (athan ne mar k!n ai.J o rcri u ie, [tfilii an 1 turavin, 01 tlte Tools litceasary in this icw bn-1/. Ororge Johnson, esie M .1) llUitlilt. i.K Int. IMPORTANT TO THE PUBLIC. ALL "1 1 wi emiiotnre can obtain Clothin* of the bent i .If e-iarkoWy clievp, *t 2t I C mini V ;;,anl luinil:" Honda. ftirrn whirhWitViiiii of all i.i idc order in the beat tnnnar r t.t ?rrv reduced ih*i 2 .'I i nl ?tri >|ttt. V .?a i> ,^7. I II w>uM Ut dvnirout of kc iVlrlUK a practical knowled/ I Kr-ni n?>od?l?d mOi bord ir N i.fifi B.-r man .ire L Teimt in.Hlrrate. ,r >tt,nri I'jf, ivl Li'ii,' Oil, fur inuilv Bn1, ai tli, I i '"ti ,'V r*Dt .lllon. CvUU r> tlftlrrt mp lia.i at ll>, Guitar and in Singing, iud will he happy lo i- i?e h. r [I1 i healthy -ran .and preiewtm* tuy nr.; leaaai.t tiili od.vr io the in. nth, whether ari?in* from decayed tenth 01 Hon. a it fAUIIfil *ute of tiie stoinarII. It u d gn- t?? I used with a tooth bruah, and will be found to cujnrrsi'dc tilt iierea?ity of a powder, keeping fh teeth clean ui.J jtint the wearing away of the guivw Ir n the teeth. It ii i .1 "jcularly awful io tint of ittngv >estoring the m i healthy state, and cau-.nu them to r-u tract around the jj meth. 1 Li painful affections of the teeth and guint, ariaing from n cipoaur* to cold, it will be found highly beneficial. It u par- Mtularly ierrtreable to rue the Orris T^oth VV.di at night just n before: retiring to rest. This urethnd it rncdtn in ended by emi* 4 ilent deutists, as by ao doing all |tarliclea of food which arcu- inuUce during the day are entirely removed, and the mouth pi Enough the night iu a eh .in, *w?rt, Mid he tltlis alHte. Sound teeth'Uid white teeth a:e tin- moil dmbl jortion* 4 I iioni liumauiiy: but lu*w many neglect the attention ae- Cesaary lor their pre?t-n ui >u, even when -urroiuided by nil tlie means needed. Among the**- tva know of none more pl?-7 ami ffeerual than tin- Oriia Tooth Wash?at cleanses mi t whi- j, lena the tm lh. alrt ugtheiu the guma* purifies the mouth, and j the hr. ?th. \\V l,?f Bo ton Morntng Pi-t. '1 he ()i, Pooth WaUi u the beat detrrgt nt wo erer used on I. m Ti ui ipt I For 1 i iu ?\if ritl ml r P11 KM IKK WIG MAKER. IMPERIAL WIGS SCALPS. I CRISTADORO, 6 ASTOR HOUSK, m Brtiadway, his the honor of introducing to the wig weaiing oublic. two i entirely now invention*?via?THK I kTENT ENAMEL* I.KD PA R '1 I NO S AND CHOW \S, and the never shrinking f SKIN OpSHAMKR NKTTINO.two inventions that place J Tiii ff: Wi ;a ao high in the rstiuiaHon of connoiaeurs, as to be f pronounced tl?e ml plui ultra of the art. The price* ire ao exceedingly low as to defy competition. t *r i iir, ui r..M>u ur C LI RE HUGH'S KBW ESTAItMSIIMKVT FOR I IIAIR CUTTING CURLING, WIGS, SCAURS, &c. No. 2t? BROAD WAV. I CLIRRHUGH has in connection with his present pffmim, t ovi ned a suit of Room* eonshtiueof a i GRAM) GALLERY OK FASHION, aniiropiiaJed euiiiely for G?Dthin?u,i hair cutting. ^rISiii spleti- t ilnJ room u fitted up in the style of Louis XlV. of Krauze. The w ill*arc iu pmnels, jxitntcu alter the maii:i?r of W itteau, B-?u- i chdtt, 4e and in imitation of the far*fiin? d O foel^'s tapestry. r The show-cases, mirrors, tables, ottomans, iic., ate in the name style of ornamental a.1 to relievo, finished in white and gold, for- intnx a tout ensemble uevet seen iu ilos country, and not stir a pi>?id in Europe. r TIIK LADIES' ROOM is private, and devoted ehtiuly to themsclvrs.for liairHlresainr, fitting on wigs, curls, fitc., and for coi.iulfatiou on the growth and hsalthofthe hair, and is fitted up with etciy ivgard to ac- J coiom-alafioii and comfort. TIIE GHNTLE.IIRN^ WIG ROOM is for thote who wish to be private ah; 11 fitting on wigs and *ralp-?. C. inay here n mark, I hit as in every department of hi* profession, the character of his w uU is e-itablished for its superiority, so does he intend to makt only the very best wig* and scalps, and ask according to lite times, the very lowest reimtnerating profit, Mr. will be found always at hoine," and will give hit. sole and undivided attention to all who wish to change coiiutenan ?e titidar the magic of his touch. fi m CLEARING AND) BE UJ riFYING THE COMPLEXION. /MllTRCH'S GENUINE VEGETABLE LOTION,recom- i mended by the faculty for all dixraaes of the face an 1 skin. It ('indicates tan, pimples, fVeckles. spots, redness, ringworms, end all cutaneous eruptions,gradually real i ring a delicate, clear, soft skin; transforms even tlie mo?t sallow complexion ioto radiant whiteness; renders harsh and rough skin beautifully soft, UDMtll and even impart- iplication, the result will he a beautiful completion. The Lotion is exceeded bv no other in the world. Suffice it to say, that it has been used w ith great success in the U. 8tites and West Indies, without a single complaint of its efficacy. Korsalcat Church's Dispensary. 1QU BoWery, cofner of Spring ?t*et. P ice 5 cents phi b6ttle. jj3 lot I j VIIA I ()N \S Ci:LEllK ATI-;I) ANTI-DA NDRI FF. D KMCVINO with one wash the dondrifY completely from AA th# bead, and rendering the Hair peifrcily sort and silky, and at the same time producing a delightful cooling sensation. It is particularly valuaolv for Kadi and children, and t\>: a Southern climate cannot |>c surpassed. Manufactured solely hv the first premium Wig Maker. EDWARD I'HALO.N.Zll Uj-oaJway, N. Y. The attempt* made by va~io\is individual* lo counterfeit 11 it and other inventions of the Proprietor. have tendered it neces* try for him to adopt the following rule?None are ipnuinc unless signed by the proprietor in ink. jv-l lm#c MEDICINKS. CORNS, CORNS, CORNS. (I Murray street. MOKS. AND MADAME HER IIA11D, Corn Doctors, from Paris. I I>K(? L F. A V K to inform the inhabit ntf ('mm, Bullion*. Callosities, &c. n j without cutting. Mont and M ule. B. do not attempt to offer a I uoftliitm itvjui.itu' secrety or liith to ensure its emcncy; but collide titty assure those who may suffer fiotn troublesome and infill Corns, that lb#) m iv h ?ve 11. iid fa r. nol cinrioi away their tormentor, ihe Corn, in their hands. M ns. and M ?de. B. have in theirpossession upwards of two thou and eertitv*ate* from those who have, eipcrienced relief at n their hands. M-o'n*. and Made. B. Uvi? rs tieed their profession for sevtral years itt itrmany, F;ance and England, and t ave acquired great skill and much practical experience?a fact atf st* d by numerous certificates ftom the mn,t r.h brated Engtiah, French and German physician?*, a* we 1 a* jrotn veral of the uohility and gentry these countrr.**, delivered to them after four years ??re. The operation will not occupy more th iii ten tnimit s, ami the relief ii so instantaneous that the persons tlois treatesl can ir.i'wediat-ly jiut on tHeir shoes arid w alk witnotit the lea..t inconvenience. Ladies au l gentlemen will Ik* waited on at their own residence, if t ie> lU sire if. At home in the morning from 8 til! 11, and in the afternoon 1 from 2 till 6 o'clock. Office at Boston, I.M Court ?t* jy8 1mr f LUCINA CORDIAL TO THE AMERICAN PUBLIC. P? is now barely three years since Tee general itirrodaJtion ol th- Lucini Cordial into the United States, and in that period it has not only spread it* usefulness throughout thfsherni phere. ed ill Kurope. btif hu also idilrd to the renown of if* illustrious inventor b> the nnrirailed power* ?t Ins been discovered fo possess in the pure of incipient enrfswmj tion. The knowh dgc ol its wonderful influence in renovating and invigorating the hu- I man frame, first suggested the idea of truing it in this w \y and tjie result is, that a medicine has Keen add# dt# the catalogue tor the cure of incipient consumption, w hich places the ifisiMse, i t dti reodmmrnd the Lucma t\?f?lnt, as an al!*\af7V-i -nt remedy in case of Gleet. PI nor AJbus, difficult or iy*.infut menstro tthjii, Incontinence of Urine, and ill diseases ari.-i..; from delnlUition of the system, where an impulse, or a restorative is w ruled il?-mi ;h ?ut th?> United States it has taken p.ec# ace f all othei medicine tu such 7 cases, ami le w, s nothing hut her t be hoped for i?* cures be J in? speed), perfect, j mrou-nt, aud effec:ted without pain or trouble. Should there, however, be any person laboring under t'?e above comnl ..it*, who ar* dnuh'ful of.it almost universally i p'sted m? rits, I r.ninieiid it n?tlu-tn wuh all confidence, and oil my owu pc;> md r? ?j-?tisihility, ItdIny \uitci if they give j, it the required tri.l. that health to the afflicted par.ves, and gratefulness to I)r. Ma.eiu, will be tlie result. But, c as is also the case hi F,?tiop? the immense Americn reputation of the Lufin i d,i i in its t ifhly in- realigned, iiidul liable, and licmnlly admitted power to enable t females, who hod Ueu c?*4e*tdervd barren to bear offspring, aud to restore virile powera tp juafes, w tw o reduced In utter Jfnd a}>- j nireutlv hopelrs* pros trill on, to perfect health and activity. When 1 first ree?*iv d the agcucy of the J.uciua Cordial, from j Dr. Maguin, notwithstanding its immcnset oreign celebrity, and the great amouu* f respectable testimony thai arconi|JAmrd it, I declined committing ::i> If individually, by giving any per souol assurances in these particulars but now. after the enormous rle of upu irds of one luinJied thousand bottles, coupled with the receipt ind certificates and tastJinouials laoownMe, and much knowledge foun ltdon personal observation, 1 can unhesitatitu;ljr warrant it w fir exceeding my iiumi sanguine hopes, or ecer lis-* illnstrjoui inventors promises, in the fulfilment ol the i uvost important ends for which it is recommended, and has he- t come so instly and intivcrs illy itopular. Tv? be as explicit i ponxib I rc|?eat, and hold myself |Marsoiially responsi hie for the assumption, that the luicma foniitl can mvig i rate the virile powers in males, ami make (hem tociindant, i a lters nature Mis k'-ii dcitcirnt, or ul? a Iti*-> liave Ikmmi |kos* rratcd by artificial meant awl also tliat u can produce that state of the system to nmilcii,^ho hitd b? n previously unfruitful* and immtu 1 barren, Wni h will enable theih to beor children. I regret that I hire to sneak BO plainly, on su\ ami 92 Nassau trcet. New Vorfc,and90 North Sisth street, Philadelphia. J Jyl Al+f I \R. DA\ ID UKF \A linn '11 v honor of ml mrni his fricn'h iinl live public that he h v removed from the t frantic Building to I7j Chambers street, where he will, without the n#e of mercury, cure radically, and in a few days, the most in- yetorafe eases of ,.ili-..i> l)r 3rn?i V* rctr?ed\ b en t tirely free from u> ?iy: ivii.oik.ih mineral, and when I taken according to his dir- i?om, will rvnn'ive the i-awful 1 symptoms which ii?v riably follow the Bbu (or rather ine me) 1 of mercury, and other u?>*?ou? n'**di* i?e? *0 universally admin- 1 iilered in those ca Dr. V r?nvd. usotmyw 1h.1t it con b?administered v. ..mm 1 le v:t dancer of bad come- 1 qamcefc, the patient be iueptrtfnrlit and C mmi.sioner for furnish in* water the houses, by Pn?fes?or 9illiniaii, Dr. I 1 'Anton, and othererurnrnt medical and scientific gentletneii. I 1) thns? 'srno ar? having pip pumps, h.ifhs, He., fitted iu> in 1 mtteip-tton of receivhw the Crnfon Water?to tiie fiiriidsoi the 1 U'tmerancer.wn?, *n l th?- citirens at large, litem ptjpvs arc i*arivul ,rl> commended. mw 1 OtMlrii; and >i?l Klnring ol Bnildinffa and ?>lhr?, wlu-ro tha ncluiion of i I noiatnrr i? rrnutrrd I Uaaala and Biidgea. I Wharla -nd Ooclra. Vault*. Barha, A.|U?-d?irii,Ho?ervoirt, Sew era. Terraow. Rooiln.?. oatiocof w JUlli in.uiit, u hotel and boaidu.4 iiiu3.' H i? und.rroiim n thorouiili r--[v.ir, and will be put m oniyl. le older) alid I'u: lli.Scdiu Imji'I J.on. ?l) l?. The I*".'.'.!. >i central, bi iiik iiii tin,we* #W? of Rr??dway ,N? itl.U tic oin^r of K. ide atlett, a short uirtinee ftrm ''ark and Po.i Jlfice, and hot a f.w minute, wilk l.ctaWall stieet and tl.c uisiue.i |iart of the city lac room, arc commodious aud ileiuant, and it la tliu iuUiutioD of th? holt to aecOmmodite the raeellinx Community and boarders, in. manner that sliaH he icisfartory for the prices chained. Ha.inC lony etperionce in lateniiK for the pnblir ttstc, he can uainc all that may favor lim with llinr |wtiulia?t. that Ins best rierlinni will he ma.le o iduaae.; and from the li'iVition, it is a deiirahh' location In lonrdlus, aial cannot hut oder mull iinlureniyuts to person* 'inline III., city to male tile Maraluill If..use tliu^r homo. fie tar Mill be furhisll. d with clioitu' liquors, ami tin. larder wiih hi- .ulniantiiU and ilelicaeies of U* season, an|| with attentiva .canty, and every regard tor the eomnirt of >i? jurats, the iwiersicneu nopes to mcru anu roc?ive snare oi oari-quam*. my 18 3rn*c F?. R- Mn\uOF,. WILSON S UOA.IUJl V(S HOi/sK, .y>. 71 .md i thertue, entrance No. 1 Monro* street, New V- rk?-The rrnprietor *?f the above establishment, iu returning his sine* re ba-ik, to his frit nd? and the public generally, lor the very li ral |i?lion^ he Has heretofore received, would uke this op* ortunity of informing masters of vessels and officers, that he now pr? pared to receive j#ermaucut or transit*nt boarders on he most re utonahle terms. N. B.?Rooms furnished or unfurnished, suitaolt for fami11 j? ?i Im* r -pAVfcitN~AND CHOP HOUSB.?CHUISTIANSON, A late J. 0. Stoiieall, 29 Ann strei r.?The best of accomniolations, best of refreshments, best ol liquors, beat of attention, nd, what's more, the b at and moat agreeable soeietym ti?u jt\ is always to be found at the above establishment. English lam, cold cols, chops, ststaks, tic. 4tc. An dail) at 2 oVlo.-k?charge moderate. jell In\J I KZ Mil) HOI SK,"TtnirKI.NSVII.LK. 8TATEN L A ISLAND.?'Thi-. new splendid Mansion, recently erected y the subscriber under lal.-s own immediate supervision, and Ir-ugurd expressly for a select private hotel, is now ready for he reception ojf p riuiu desirous of a beautiful and pleasant ummer residence. It u furnished hi a superior manner, and replete with every lonvenience and comfort for families and single gentlemen, is situation affords fh? most beiutiful prospect on the Island, otnmanding r\ full view of the Bay from the Narrows to New t'o. U, embracn z the adjacent shores, added to these attractions s its proximity to the sea shore and steam I mat landing*, rattlers it a much superior residence for either persons of pleasure >r business than any other situation contiminodfth tnc city. Tlie subscriber w-II devote his |?ersonal attention toiheesablishineut, and will at all times eudeavor to promote the com 'ort and convenience of his patrons. 1 y 1 2w *r I AKAYKTTK IIULSK SAHA'VoliA SI'KI\t.>, l-i Broadway, in the ipjw build'nt opposite the terinm tion ol he Hiil Road.?T. B. Rlf'ARD, Wench Restaureaut, has tewly fitted up and enlarged his establishment* where families nay he constantly accommodated in the best style. Will constantly keep on hand a great variety of the delicacies of the sea >n, md i tsbla served i la Fnjiyiyf and Awiticta. sic IVinesand Liquors will he of rtie first quality. These persons vho will l'.ivor him with iheir patronage, may rely on his \igiuat and strict attention to promote their comfort. His do luetics w ill be found polite am| attentive. jy 1 lm* r DOARDINO.?A few select boarders will be taken in a getteel and respectable fanwly. Aou'y at No. 204 Fulton sU m7 iiiiiwwa?awaayw? inujj FOR SAI.K AM) TO LET OLASO.VS POINT, IN THR BOUNTY OF WESTCHES TER FOB. SALE, dud Tirlntt, Years Credit given Jor two-thirds c/ the Purchase* JhfjL AUGUSTUS W (,L\SON, onner of this valuaestalt'? oilers il for sale, it is situate on the East mAL Hit or, oj Sound, about twelve miles luun New York, uq>o?i'e College Point, contains 3'JO arret of luid in a high t ite of cullivat on,two Dwelling Houses,a large wh.rf, hams, attic hou.es, ami everycauvunit nee. fruits of the rarestkind*, fish, oysters, &r. are t\kni near ?l:e door. The situ a* ion is not quailed by any near the city, and as there are several superior ites for building, and the fronton the .Sound is extensive the and will Ik* divided to suit pur?'ho? is, ami the price very inolerat* Apply to AUG. W. CLASON, on the premises, or to loir: F. Dl \PL K[NK, 8 Wallst H.\. uwtt FOK SALE -i" -m and 30 large farina,mills, tnitt r (yvlpcners of all sort*, stor s public houses, taverns, in fact ijfta real estatp'of alj sorts, in New Jersey, low for half cash, igh rail roads,canals, or rivers, fr >in two to lour Louis tia\i l oin New York. On- farm of sixty ..cr. I r 5-l( ,'.0, and t.ircf f 10 acres for SO.5? each, thicc anJ a nait iniles from Flaiufteld. aII on 8. Vail, . iriiAcul oiwi andits? ord* me much pleasure *o testify to his ..kill arid hility as a Jent st. Indeed 1 h>vo nv\ er seyu tcelh fixed and fitted with noie exactness,and ,?t tin* vn the gti".is. I cheerfully reroirtmend that geutlrnitu to the speci il notice of tV?? mriiral prol -ssiqn, as wly 011 his ?kiii in lis ptniosto (Sinn.,)) GRANVILLE, 8. PATT1SON, M. D. profess' ml Anatomy, Univrriiti' of Nnr Voik. February 13 h, 1812. Coi>y i f a letter from Judge Xoah tc Dr. Lerrtt. New York, M iy 21, 1612. )ear Sir? It is both a matter of duty and |deasure fo st'fe that thy se*. of rtifiyi.il feth, on the principle of alntospi eric nressnie which on m ule for a lady in my family, has sucetf deil in every resort? in appearance, comfort and iitlity, and has given mitre alisfaetion. I a:-o, tic\rsir, yonr obr dient, (Signed) V. M. NOAH Mr. Li vrrT, DenliJt, 300 Broadway, corner nf Warren st. jv3Im*r 4 r RG10 A LAN L> E N T A L INSTRUMENTS VAANXTFACTURED hr WM. K. GOULD TNG, 56 Gold "Y atxeet.? A general assortment of the above Instruments tept on hand and m.,de to order, of the most approved pat'erus. I'he medical protesaors in gen, ral, and dealt ra are invited to till anil examine before tmrohasing elsewhere. Syringes, stomach an) Clipping pent pa, splints and fracture ipparatit..?Instruments for clump feet and other distortions oil laud and made to order. Cutlery and Surgical Instrument! repaired >n the best possible manner, and on reasonable terms. Referenctst?Valentine Mott, M. D. Granville Sharp, Patiersou, M. D. Alfred C. I'ost, M. P., anil John C. t'l .eesemaii, M. D-_ a2S 3m in DENTISTRY. REMOVED, FROM 61 TO f.Q rtAMUKUS STREET. WM. THORN, DENTIST, solk-iu the auction of those who wear artificial Twtli, .m l those who may ceqniro therfectly harmless in its cum|>usitk>ii, and can be put into [lie most tender tooth without fain or inconvenience, and aith which it becomes impacted as on., solid body, maintaining its ariginal appeanuca and uses for life. The numerous ton mo ?lo\* hi;; term* as to its efficacy. The Evening Pout, 22(1 May, my??"It i*. t!ie perf.'ct use of this sliattefd hot important organ. Di. A. C C. ins- rts teeth ou tlie principle of adhesion, by atmospheric pressure, Irvin one to au entire ?et of truth.9' Toothache Pills, one of which put tu the painful tooth will IV. t ft i it! enrr. Dr. A. C. C. refers to the Spanish Ambassador, 9p inish Coo?nl. Mr". (Centra) (broeft Dr. P. U. Johnson, President of the Medical Society, and the srrerftl Professors of the New York Ffttetrsit}' of rnrticiana and Bmyfons. DKAFN K.lS Dr?. Caatlf?und Edvranls. Anrists, W Broadway, attend to the tare of deafness, and all disease* pertaining tofhrears. Arop:;tie Props, sure cure for incipient deafness, noises, or colleen .nw in the ear. jyfl lm*r B" KM UK# I. TKKTII A N f) -nvV'V.T I-tVk.A I 11--All can |M?sscst, by uetne RfTr.R MAN'S Orris Tooth Taste.? Not hit i ir can compare with it for r Irani the Tec th, ker ping litem from aching ami decay, hardening tne gums and sweetening the breath. Heeotnvnended by Dr. A. C. Castle, 25? Broad* way. on-of mir best dentists Dr. Elliott, the distinguished Oculist; Prof. Ward, I). M. Fry*. K?].aud tin? thou o wis who Save uaed it?warranted snperiorto e\cry other drntifrire. Dr. Sherinaif* office is at 1f>6 Nassau st. At? :r* Ilushtoti Asian Wall's 3 Stores; S-?nds, 273 Broadway aijd 77 Fast Broad* a ChurchV IHR Bowery; and Codington's, 227 Hud* n st; street, Boston, Slid 3 Ledge: B"ilditigs, Philadelphia. Jel7 r Dt8r CsF/8 OK fHR EYE v EAR?J. si,*t.l,.. M. D? Ociili.l ui'l Protri.orol Oplithilinir An*t tnv liul Rnr/.iy I) of the Eye.uid Eir, .mil nmierfr.tiou. of tuion, 17} lliiri.on ?t nc?r Office hour, from g A. M. lo 12 M., mid from i to 7 P. M. daily, 8unit*y? eirepted. N. B?Doctor Slunk, nil' gi* .ilvirc nnd medicine io th' poor, (grun) etrcry erenin* from J to f o'clock, ?t hi. office I7J Ktoitmi 1 ,n 1 "1 fA.MES ALCOl'K, Dent.1 Surgeon. No. 1 Murray .ireet, rr.perlfully inmr-n. In* Mmo ud iiut|nhlic generally. hi* retnift from Europe, ?nd ii now n * im*c J T I. EN DID PI#CI>VKHY HtK UAH NINO Tti PAINT AND DUAW FROM NAT! UK-A mutrurt nay tee, it No. ill Bio.dw.y, nc ?t door to the Am-ri:\a k number ol .amnl't of p.tntins on won't, yulim, Ik, inntlin, p?|>er, Ike. lc.c, by |*we?? lor whirb tlir ini-ntor ha* received a premium of two thnutnnd dollar. 011n 11.?- Krrneli government. The imitation. of oil painting re ?porlret tHof no punter etn imitate tin m without I'-amina lirpr-w-fM, Bvthit method, airy artist or other v e.irn, in t Vrrv lew lettont, to iwirtt with oil. W-t'-r color, ninituire, ?n slio many new and nandnome invr taking ?nKl? ),?nn ?f Mr VIKTOR RRN'F.T TK, 'Vp. thf court, of Hrtnrc, Ru,.ta, Ike. the Aniitr will remain only till the IJth of neat month, when lw intend. returning in fiance. Wpcoimcu. m.v t>? tern tt the tborc add re it. jyll lm*C MEDICAL. DR. SOLOMON HEINE WOl'LD inform hia jaUirtils mid the public, thi. ?till adlines to lii> original propoaUloli, to receive no money either lor medicine or attendance until the patient ia satisfied w ith lna improv rmelll, and would inform tliem tluat tie kaa removed from llB Bamawey to No,J7 Hvade slrrrt, opposite the Marshall House, where Sir aolicita the atteudanec on the I bole mentioned conditions, of all who have suffered for a lorn; time under diaeaaea COlun*^>M(J*N^IVkTnKM D For the adranbure of all who wish to attend the Ireatmeut of Dr. Solomon Heine, I would state .that the only Doctor Heine w ho has ever li?ed in, or had hi? office in Broadway, la the one now residing it 57 Keade street, opi?alte '.he Maisliull House. This Physician came to thu eonnrry about eight years ainec. I have had the pleasure of knowing him since that time, and of witnessing many surprising cures performed bv him?he is above the age of 55 years, and is Uw only one of tlie name who is a member of the implies! institutions of the City aud State of New York. K. W. WtTMORK, M. D. Sworn before mo, this 77th day of of April, A. D. 1842. Richard Hi ku.Com. of Deed*. jell Im'r 7DR. MORRISON. NJORTII UIVKU DISPENSARY, 20'.^ Fulton street near t' tin i iiwit h.?Dr. Morrison, Mcmherol the Royal College of Burgeons, London, and formerly Surgeon in the Bnti-.li Na?y, cotitiuii' s to be consulted daily oil ail diseases ol a delicate n it ore. mid all tlioae distressing symptoms consequent on iry udn iuiis IfeatHieut, and tlie imprudent us? of quarlt medicines. Dr. M. has bad an eaiw-rioiice *iu. C 0 S 8TITUTIONAL DEUILITY.-Thottunds of. young nit a are suffering fry'" 'he consequences or indulgcuoc io a asI coo destructive habit,md whose tu-rves are further injiupd from the use ->f UK-tnims. awl |*?n mled uvmlh-s, wliiuh stimulate oulv u> in luce greoter depression. Di al, truars auch wasM on purely i-athulai aiul eflicacioas on dicincs for the diseases of females. Madame C. is hai?py to announce thai her treatment Uas given much satisfaction to the numerous jiaticnt* who have ii'ligii upuu Iuj; sbililisb jflfuiaiUB uimi tnt ntntfll induced to uiplcriaUf Hie jrcsnoutubl?* office of Ft male Physician, from long etpcrMthcc auu prac i 11qi .1 luxm i'n. and reliance ou appointed means of imparting health, .11:0, and li ippiness to all who honor her with their confidence, and stcr*cv. All letters poct-paid. Office and residence 31 Lispenird st. _jc2l lm*c CAMDS' REMEDY FOR SALT RHEUM-*4 WStinted k-? to cure."?Salt Rheum, Ringworm, Tetter, Scald Head. Bather's or Jackson Itch, Eczuna, Proriosis, Palmaria, and Other diseares of the skin, arc safely, certainly, and effectually cured by the use of S.mds's Remedy, which has now been tested in more tlran six thousand different cases ?f the a bore diseases, witiiout having failed in any where the directions are attended to. The unparalleled success of this remedy in curing diseases of tlie skin, is without equal in the history of medicine. The Couiid Syrup of Sursaparilla is recommended to be used with toe remedy, as it tends to tlu-ow out from the bipod and system generally all the unhealthy numor connected with the diseases, and the application of the remedy externally at the same time, entirely radicates it from the system. The lemedy is perfectly harmless in its operation, may be applied with safety even to the akin of the tendercst infant- Testimonials of its efficacy ate daily received, and the following are selected for publication, which it is thought will satisfy tho mind of every candid person of its extraordinary i irtues .N*w Vomk. May 1, 1811. Messrs. A. B. it D. Sands?Gentlemen?ret lilies of thankfumess and gratitudf induce ine to inform you that I am perfectly cured of the Salt Rheum by the use of your remedy. The din *?se spread over botli my lianas to mv lingers end-, and had ben standing fourteen years, during which time j wasuudcr tly 'NHtuunt of more than twenty different physicians, who aLI failed to give more than a temporary relief. 1 was unable to Us ijiy liamU but little, and could not put them in water; uiy mil* rpeulrdU name off, and I was almost helpless from the eom?1tiut. I iri.'il Indian Hoof doctor., but all to uo puri>o*e, until last -mnmer I was ad.iieil by a friend to use your remedy. I eiimmcueed it with little faith, hat inst tried so many tilings, without producing any good effect. In a few day* my hand, Wv re better, and not w tthstamlinz I put them in water dally they eontinued to improve, anil in a few wet-In were entirely well, k is now more than six weeks since the euro was effected,since which tiuie they have been perfectly well. Yours, respect luliy, liuia utwin, i?ewnru, j. Messrs. A. B. 8c L). Sat'd*-?Gentlemen?I certify that I have been oired of tlie Salt Rheum of tail rears standing, by the u*e of you remedy and Syrup of Snrsaparilla, and I wisii every I m i n hi hied m ir It t Ids dreadful complaint in any for.n would call on me. and I will satisfy diem that our medicine will cure tlienipe ftctly. ANN MARIA WE1BALL, Residence, 109 Nassau-s,reel, stor*. 4j Fulton sf. New York, June 3, 1811. Prepared and sold wholesale and retail by A. B. k D. SANDS, Drugjristi, 79 and 100 Fulton ?f. Sold also bv Abraham B Sands Co. 2?3 Broadway David Saudi k t'0.77 East Broadway and hv William Brcw n, 481 Washinvton steel and S \Y Kowle. 31 Prince street, Bo*t?>a; Joseph Btlch, jr., Providence, R I E W Bull, Hartford, Con; I)r. R W Mathewaon. Norwich, Conn; H Raw Is k Co, Albany J Gorham and J Fowler. Newburgh. N Y. Pr David Jane,20jSoufh 3d, Poilad OKI yler, Baminore E Trevitt k Sou. Poui'hkeepsie, and by druggists generally in all tlie principal cities and chief towns in the United Stales. Price Si. je2S lmc summer complaint. TMAKRHCKA, DYSENTERY, orlooseness of the Bowls, cured in a few mi nuts b Sherman's Restorative Lozenges. They are remarkably pleasant, nd effect imnu diate relief?lu-vei Kas an in f 'net- been known ?.f their failure. FEVER AND AGUE?Sherman's Loungn for this tedieti.? and distressing complaint, are, without exception, the only article known entitl d to the name ofHj>ecific; for they always cttf, and the chills do not r? mm. WORMS?In both children and adults, are infallibly de. t-lroycd ami removed by Simrniau's Worm Lozenge*?a million of boxes sold yearly, and never known to ful. Warehouse JOT, Nassau street. Agents?188 Bowery; 77 Earl B "adway, 227 IIod on street; 110 and 273 Broadway, ^nd 139 Fulton street, Brooklyn. ivlft r Doctor glover BEGS to inform those who have recently enquired if he has left the practice of his profession, that he continues to Inscribe for nuch as require his aid as usual. Those difficult and protracted cases which require practical experience to ensure success, have beeu the particular objects of his study. The recent improvements in chemistry have put into his hands several new and important remedies which haveesenjied the observation of the lu?s tcruiiuising physician Dr. Glover's primary education enables him to keen pace with the improvements of the day, lining a graduate i* the medic il profession. The unsuspecting stronger should beware of tha host ot self named Doctors and pretenders, *nme of w hom aspire io be authors of little books upon subjects oi which they arc totally ignorant. Office. No. 2 Ann st?private entrance, 4ih door from the Musepm? Wficehmir uu'ilO i .ck P.M? }>.TIm*c TMMCXlT^SlTTINVALIDS desirous to obtain the boat medical a(|vice and t Ire rmt'it .should not fail 10 obtain the little* treatise called rbf "Rubicon," by V (^n wry. of No. 31 Mutt affect, New York, wh n he hMw^n several year* citablujied in a select liniu'li of his jrofessiim, and when* h?* also continues to admin* istcr, with ?iiAr sncc?*es. and very often, in rases where otlu r and lea? ?tpeflmd 11 aiciani hid fbiltd. The Doct >r does n t j ?v this bits ni Iif,; ?ItiI!. bat only to inform those M elta r i n: 'i n di that ever floated upon the Ameriean nr.fr*. idanned end Imilt by Mr. Calvin Pollard, anil adapted to ail the purposes of health, recreation. anil instruction. This B-ttli measure- in extreme Iruirth li>l fret by 7i fret. The gentlemen's Bath it foot by the ladies' (to whirh ia slao attached several private one* of various drptlia) -IS by t9, anil a jnrriiile swimming school of considerable ratent. The alio art baths arc Upon a III a construction. simple, efficient and improved and the whole interior "itIt a sslonn, comprising very Ittxary and refreshment, under the experienced manage nrnt of Mr. Oakley, of Brooklyn, designed ma style of ctmifort and convenience suited to the Wauts and vrialica of the visile.s. Kliaa yivmas appeals to those friends who |o warmlv suatamed him last summer, when manager of the Franklin Bath, (nd\r placed at the hoot of MehXtfamery street.) for that s-pporl that encmifaged him to embark in hi. present murli more enlarird eiiternriae, and tiusts for the support thar hi i merit i may claim from the citixens ol New ork and iu visitors in general i r 12 Imr _ H KALI Mi idTS KH \l. WATI R9 Hha n White Snlpher Water may be had ol Itv Agents, Dickson A Co., 1211 Broadway, Basement llooins.-?Kor their unrivalled efficacy in all lllieiimatic, Catam ons and 0) speptic 'nmplatiits, sore eyes, debility,etyai|*lns, scrofhl.t, liver complaint, a (Tec ion of the kidney, Ac reference ihy their pet mission) ia made to the following medical gentlemen HUtill McLK X N, M. VVarreii-st. Dr. BKKFOriD. Prof. University, .tied. Dap. Prof. PATTERSON, M?l. Den. Dr. WHIT K.Cherry Valley. N; T. Prof. HADLKY, Ex-Prea't Med. College, N. Y. Ur. Uf.LAh Ir. LI) Bleeeker-vt. N. V. From i certificate of a recent an?lyait made for the Proprietor of the Rprintra, hy one of the moat eminent chemiata thia country, (Dr. Cliilion of Ne w-Yorll) the following result* liuve been obtained from one gallon of water Sulphate o? Maene.-.ia 41 40 Sulphate of l.ime HI 6t'hlorida of Sodium I 2t Chloride of Magnesium I 40 liydioanli tmrnt of S ?linm Ttydm-ulphnret of (atrium Vegetable Katrnc.ite Matter. Jf.O 94 Snlplmretted Hydrogen Otf. 16 run. int. For trie by Maurr. Kmhrnn k AapbrnaH, at their Mores, Rnmdwty, Aatnr Heme, and William ?tree I J- M Ibftt. Br railway (4. Milnor, Broad Wot; A, B. Sanaa On.. Broadway a?d Cltarnbera at, Dr. J. K. Chiltoit. Broadway; II. P. j.eeila. Fulton atreet. Br?olil>n. je14 Imc fT" RAN KLIN sXLT WAfF.R BAtfH?(Foot ol~!ffonWo tnery atreer.)?The Franklin Salt Water Ba'h. at the foot if Montgomery street, ia .now open from i A. to 10 P. -?L Shower hatha upon an improeed ptaa. Swimming school, and auperior pnhiie and private hatha Tor ladies and gentlemen. Jett lmlac MEDICAL. THE PREPARATIONS OF THB A'EW YORK COLLEGE OF MEDICINE PHARMACY WIHICH HAS BEEN ESTABLISHED FOR THE SUPPRESSION OK Ot ACKERY, i BY THE PREf'ARTION AND SALE OK GHE N U I N E MEDICINES. Tlie Oollegp will. to uvr the public from th* Jecc|>tiou? of Qifciwn- both in ami out of the Medicel Proft ssion, and to mike every-man hit owu physician. A cura in all ciMf r;^cif?c; but it itionly to the irrhin?eye of science that these tuui.r ,nt aricidad?im?i to the ignorant ami ilht rate pretender. Tlie Con**? hira o.crai tiic-ir priuciiwvl office at NO. 'j7 NASSAU STREET, NEW YORK. \V. 8. RICHARDSON, Piim-ipal Agent. Kail explanations of the us*-* aud doses of the several piei*ratious are printed ou the labels w hich are authenticated by the seal of the College, and the signature "W. 8. Richardson, Aeent, 97 Nawau street, New Yoik.*' Among the Preparations of rlie ColWe are the following? THE TONIC MIXTURE For the rure of all the protean forms of Dyspepsia, low spirits, loss of appetite, lassitude, cutaneous eiMrv tiona, and general debility. This grateful ami valuable spue#fir is c'uinpouudi d of five ingredients, the virtues of each being nonce titrate J and all combined by a tedious, einenave and dilficult pharmaceutic process. The College confidently recommend it as eminently adapted for the invigoraiiou of tlie whole ?\*lciuaiid the oomplvtc cure of all th? distrem nl'., I I.i~k it tl... ?....muriate u-mn V. To *11 persons suffering from thorn nupb asaut symptoms denomiBated "n?ivous" the "Tonic Mixture" will afford uneoiiivoleal and i*-rinanent relief*, flnld in bottles af 1 and >2 each. THE RESTORATIVE PILL For ths cure o? thooo aomplaints pt*culiar to the female set and t? restore tuid pr?nerve the regular action of tin: furculp organs. Thi# $rre|?aration has been in use by th? most duiiuguishvd r*t*ctlt\out?ri in London and Paris, ayo iu utility has burn established beyond cavil.? By invigorating tU? system-and removing. the causes of ftcrrility or barrenness. the use of this medicine hiaconferred inappreciable Hustings. Sold in boxes at $1, 50 cents, and 25 Cents each. THE PARISIAN ALTERATIVE MIXTURE. No class of the afnirtml hive suffered more severely at the hands of the quacks, than those laboriut^ under those loathsome maladies which uuLiwful pleasure entails on its votaries. Remedics inn\unerab)t- liave Wn offered for thei? acceptance, aud soon, ala^ nave been found to be indeed deceptive and useless. The mixture now pri'i>ared and offered for sale by tin* Cola ge, is composed of a Combination of botanical remedial audits which exercise a specific effect on these terrible affections. One of the membera of the College having been connected with a large hospital iu Europe, has had ample opportunisms of obsefviu; the great man whose name it bears, is now first offered for sale in (his country, in boxes of .50 cents and 25 cent* each. THE AMERICAN ANTI-BILIOUS CATHARTIC TILL. This Pill?one of the happiest combinations of which modern science can suggest?has been prepared for the peculiar use of those subjected to the trying vicissitudes and influences of our American climate. The effects of particular climates ou the healthy exercise of the function* of vital organs are only beginning to he properly studied and understood. The excellent preparation now, for th'- first time, offered to the inhabitants of the United States, has been the result of careful investigation into thy nature and causes of some of the most prevalent diseases of this eliminate, which are chiefly owing to the derangements of the biliary seerrlion. Unlike the disagreeable and drastic purgatiye of thu nostrum fundi nj thn pis parattoo dot s not irritate tlie bowels, no. produce piles snJ other distressing affections, but by .exciting the whole aliaiueutary canal to healthy action, it carries off nil the vitiated secretions, purifies the Ulood, and gives new v igor to the s it.il powers. Sol-J in boxes at 5U Ce.HU and 25c'-ut? directions tbr use.' THE PAPILLARY HEALINU POWDER, For tlie cure of sore nipples and superficial excoriations of the skm. A *af??aml i-nwacious article, unlike the hftliy ana rancid oily preparation* sometime.* u**d. During th? application oC the powuer the ininvit can be suckled as ujua*. Solu in closelv stopped phials, itt 60 cents each, with directions for use. THE FRENCH ANTIPHLOGISTIC MIXTURE, ?ilhe cure of O noirhcea, Gleet, and mucopurulent titaftarget from the urethra. Guaranteed to cure. Sold in bottles 160 cents each. IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.* Any individual on forwarding to tlie agent ot the College a letter containing a description of his ob hrr case, and enclosing the sum of one miliar, wiljn** furnished with a letter of MEDICAL ADVICE, coiitainirg full directions as'o their appropriate diet,' reciimri. and otn* dollar'* worth of such of the pa* partitions of lh? College as may be ordered by the consulting physicians. je 311 3mc Vf'O EXCUSE FOR A BALD HEAD.?Since the c expected, fhiul not finished the firs' l?nttle,befoi? a decided change was nuiiifest over the bald part of the head to whuh it was applied. A new growth of fine plossv Lair, much like that of an infant's appeared, and has continued to increase, anil I r.ave nan it ciu two or inree times. 1 n?vc irttm ijr com' tm nr- d ui>on the third bottle .but rhave heenu nood deal irregular in tin* use of the Tonic, from the Ai.t, and from this cause I apprehend the effect is at present lints than it otherwise would have been. I began the use of the Tonic with little or no faith that it would ever be successful on my head though I felt entire confv Hence in your statements of what it had none for others; an I I was ns -ouch surprised as delighted when lsaiv the effect. You recoil, ct the appearance of in y head when iu your office. I as sure you the hair has been nearly ifnot.ipiite an inch long at thr times I have hail it cut, on tho e parts wo- nearly destitute ol any when yon saw inc. It w as, however, Ti n* tup*, though ijuilr thick. I atn lluslii d with sanguine holies of linai success in lh? diligent use of your Tonic, whi, h amidst all the hair humbugs which have been advertis- d in the papers, I ain constrained It believe is what it iclnims tu be, and that it will mAc the hai crow, and no mistake, at least oil some heads. GEORGE W. EATON, Professor in Hamilton Literary and Theological Semius'y Madison Co. N Y. [From the flnmmerviHp. N J Whig.] Some time since I called ujeui Mr P Mason, of Sumuverville for Dr J.iyn *'s rsfcbr.it* u Hair Tome, 10 restore my hair, whirl was thm/Mling out daily. I procured one bottle aiid applied in cunts lite according t" tlie direction. When the buttle was ex hausted 1 discovered to my (treat surprise anil satisfaction, lha the young hair was starting handsomely; 11 hen* fore pn rctiasci another, uatal-l bail used ihrrchoTTtHi. but) YloaV as a comprnsa tion my hair ia as thick as ever, uil what is more surprising my baldness was not occasioned by sickness.in which case the*r is (freater hope of resloraiion? hilt was hereditary. JAS. O. ROGERS. Methodist Minister. April 14, 1841. Mount lloreli, Summerset Co, N J. Jaynr's IlairTonic.?"After giving this article a fair tnal w nnliesitatiiurlv pronounce It to be what it professi s?the ties article, w ithotit any exception, in use, for the restoration of thi human hair. We know of numerous instances where hair hai been restored to4k*ads which hare been bald for years, and wi think we cannot do a greater favor than to reeomm'-wd to all ou readers who are losing their hair, to make a trial of this Tonii immediately.?Boston Mail, May 8th, 1811. Philadelphia, May 10,1828. Dr. Jayne:? Dour Sir1?I feel that 1 ran hardly say enough in favor of you Hair Tonic. My bao had href) Ifll^'i^ 'U* fyt sb**"*r and had In. renflirVfrtrfTiTn, tKreaf,-ning speedy baldness, when 1 eommenred using yopr remedy. Iu about one week it ceased It tall oil. I hive used it now for about three months, and have a full and as thick a head of. hair as I can possibly desire. than recommended its use to a numberof my friends who all speal well of it. If faithfully employed? I have tia doubt its gem 11 success. I may add thtt, before using your Totiir. I had trie, most of tiic articles i nnloyed for the hair, sneh as the Maaassa Oil, all the differs nt preparations of Bear s Oil, Vr Rotable Hai Oil, lie., w ithout experiencing much, if any benefit. Respect fully yours, S. FITGH, MD, No. 172 Chestunt st. HaopotmEt p, N J, Feb 12, 1838. Dr.D. Jayne:? Sit?I take great pleasure in informing yob that the bottle 0 Hair Tonic which I obtained ?f gnu last October, has prove most satisfaeter) ami snceessfitl. My hair bad for a long tim turn exceeding lliui. But two or three years |.ast it hadsolallei out that my head bad become almost entirely ba d. I was undo the necessity of concealing the baldness by combing my hair ol the side over it. But now, after using about ball's bottle oftn, Tonic, I have as luxuriant growth ofnairaa ever I had. C. C. PARK, Pastor Baptist Church. Haddonfield, N J, Prepare] atid sold by Dr, v. JANE, No; 70 South Tliiri str* el. Sold who'esale and retail by A. B. k D. Sands. Drngrists No. 78 and 180 Fultauslre(4,-MHl at retail by David Snri'H 8 Co., No 77 East Broadway, Abraham B. Sarvls and Co., No 273 Broadway, and by druggists fenerslly. Price #1. jrJi Imc __ Pit HORNS. fNONTINIPES to be eonsnlted coflideofialle ?t bis office No vi 7s Murray street. Stringers a r respectftilly am rifed tlist Dr Horne, being le gaily bred to the medic >1 profession, in the city of Lorn Ion, hai been a practical member of the an,J fatuity "f physic Ibrdl yearsjjor the last W iu the pity of New York. His practiei from otitui genera), he ronflnt a bp a |>*rticiilar branch of meui dne. wliieh enrages Ma pmfoetnl attujtion. T"i? expcnence u very great?bis .recess astunisluii*. IT- cautions Uuj nnlwrttt nate against tlie uae or merrnry: thousands arc an tm ally merru rtalixed out of Itlb- recent aflbsifotis *rc, WnbotJt meruury. e* I tinmislie.l in a few dava See vnnr runes eradicated, not PABiti ed up. Hi- lisrrr'd Dr. Bochan r m ph alifTfflT tn'**58? T1*' ried persona. and rrtions abootto be reamed, should be pgmcai larly cautions of (hoar affections; what a dfetdfsil lohenlbnet to transmit to posterity." Persons afflicted with protracted and deplorable cear? rte ct not des|*iir of a complete recosrarv bv applying to Dr. Iter lie. residence nf Si vcara in New York city Has established D nc to: Home1! chirarter a* a man of apirtlpg honor. and baaed on ran respectability and skill. Dr. IT. offers to Ufa patrons a airra guar anti c. Dr. Home's office* are niimeiotia, and patients nrvn come in contact. until nine otioc* in fno ere NOTICE. T7" THOMAS O. HORNr,. aon of the late Dr. Oeorg* T lb rue, respcctfnlly apnrir.ea .the public that he.continues hn fnt bet's moat aitcecKtOif practice at his establishment, No. 71 Murpiv ttrret, ami nr consulted inily unill 9 o'clock, I' M.. Sunday* exevptetL 1?16 lm*r All F. H N F. TIIV 8 HOT A NTTTa L TTTTU.-Let the qnfot tuuatf rrat assured that there ia no csnggcration in akscrt tnit these pills to be a speedy and radical cure to, Gonorrhoea OlrcU, Irritation of the Kidneys, fcc. Th'y were for several yeara preacrilied by the celebrated Abernethy in all stages nl tip' above diseases. In the first stages oue hoi ia usnallv snffv cil nt to rffi ct a cure in a frw days. Ill Inngiirotratled chronii stages, obstinate gleets, fcc they are eijtrrtTy certain having curnl hiti dieda who bad hren taking other medicines fm morehs. which tended more to destroy the constitution than If cure the iiis ase. They neser leave the inm snbject to thi rrouldi sonre weakness, which to frr.inertly opntr .after usins othi r medicines. They have no unpleasant taste or smell; an' ini' taking thern ntyhr frc^ni nt the most refined society with nut. having their ntiafettiinif atisnecfrd. Tin y are pompoeec entm lrdf rcgrtabic inmredimrta. whieh inii"oc,ie the svetrn genersHy. h or sale only in New York, by WM. W\T!M>N Apothecaries'Hall slharinest. -elO tm*? ft HAND SI'IHNfi MKDif INK.?WIIITWRI.h'S TR.M -Tsm.,A^,n. Edw. J. Porter, Kee. Mr. Haudeock, Rev. Mr. Dunhar, of the klrDongal street Clrasch, hv e used them. OtfiCs 106 Nssssn street?Apents, Rnshton 8t Aspib wall's three Stores; 8 c PEASE SON'S com pound clarified essence of jiokehound candy, rPHI3 pleawnt medicinr is formed bv s combination of tweua ty-tive different iugrrdieuls, all celebrated for the cure of colds, coughs, and pulmonary complaints, and by its combination, if one of these articles should 1 e used separartrly and afioiJ no relief, in the extract of Horehound they are so amalgamated tlui ikr benefit of the whole isczperitneed in one compound. J About three year* ago this article was first brought before the public. It was heralded with no previous announcement of its merit or value. but it was introduced by the proprietor* of tltc community, to standby their decision, as regarded its beneficial influence. That decision has been attained in a manner almost unexpected. The unsought acknowledgement of ite woith has proceeded spontaneously from thousands, wb?? have practically tjxjxrienctd its benefits throughout: the country.? And why is it so Because thermal of hi qualifies in cough*, oolua, hoarseness, irritation of the throat, croup, whooping cough asthma, catarrh, palpitation of the heart, liver c*mpLiut, night sweats, difficult or profuse expectoration, aud all diacasea Ieadiug to consumption, has given it a value that no other similar medicine ever reached. (-ouNTgftrr.iTKns at Fault.?The clarified eaaence of Horehoitnd Candy has become so famous and saleable, that it has been attempted to he counterfeited in more than one ?ns ance bv base and selfish men, who would aell tneir consciences for id?si of pottage, and who care nothing ab?>ut performing a benefit to cue's health, or effecting a curt. But they are now at fault. Messrs. Pease k So*, origiunl inventors and patentees of the fforchouud Candy, hare, without regard to expense, had engraved a new label, or wrtpper thv is invariably around their Candy, and by which purcmuers,if they examine it attentively, will aJwravs detect tiie genuine from the spurious article. This wrepiier we will describe for public benefit, first, an Eagle, supporting the American flag? by John Pease fit Son in the clerk's office of the southern district of New York. Whoever, therefore, counterfeits this candy it liable to#prosecution, and to be minishrd in heavy damages. The proprietors are determined for their own sake anil for the public god, to prosecute to the utmost extent of the law, any one who may he guilty of aqch infamy. The Horehound Candy is sold wholesale aud retail at the manufactory, 45 Division street. Aleuts?'/a* her, 87 Dock street, Philadelphia. Ri dding, 8 State street, Boston. Raurl* k Co., 57 State street, Albany. Jobson, 36 81. Charles street, New Orleans. Woodward, St Loois, Mo. Robinson, 110 Baltimore street, B-'tiui are. Haviland Harrow Allen, Char Mo i. Holtlrnnui, Louiaville, Ky. Pirrcy Teller, Detroit, Michigan. J. II. Thompson St Co., Wheeling, V*. jyfl 1 via UfcfsttO RBWAKS?OftOSS" SPECIFIC MIXTURE.? wvl I a; the Cu.-e of QtWUIIlll?> Gleets, Strictures ana analogous coi.ipla.r.ts o I ti e crgxu is (generation. Of all remedies yet discovered for Us rbove complaiLts, this is the most certain. k makes a speedy and js-rmanent cure, withoatt he least restriction to diet, drink, ex] (.sure, or change in application to bra mess. We give no long qnackixh recommendations to "deceire ths public. If the medic >ne does uot not speak for itself, no one shall speak for if. Our object is to notify where it can be had, aud the proprietor challenges a single case of recent Gounorrhcca to be brought, in which the mistuie will not elfecl a rapid cure, under a furf-iture of $500. This Is a disease that unfortunately pervades all ranks of so eiety?high, low, rich and poor, matrimonial and single. They are here presented with a remedy by which they c yi cure thetn elres wRhont the least exposure in the shortest time possibls. Further, the disease cannot be contracted if a dose of ths mixture is taken at night on going to bed when exposed. It is put up in bottles with full directions accompanying it, at $1 a bottle- One bottle lasts a week, which generally cares? many arc cured in two days. For sale only nt Wm. It. Mllnor's, 19? Broadway, corner of John street, op|H nt. New York?Retailed at 79 snd 1WI Fulton 't drug store Broadway corner of Chamher at; Church cor of Chamber; 127 Bawery; 63 Bowery cor of Walker UV.I, B.....I..,., ico W..U.R?m.. T-ft M.rlr.f si Philadelphia; 1 M anvu Lane, Albany, and of Geo 1'ulthj*, Natchet. Price $1. Also?"Dr Pom's F.radicator." celebrated as the moat certain salY and S|?? nii v for goiinrrlKca, and ceitaiu complaints. je28 lin?r _________ MOfltKRI, iitAD THIS, and tare the Lire* ol your Children. Bai.timorc, March 17, 1838. Dr. Jayne?Dear Sir?Yon ask me what proofs I met with of 1 the efficacy ef your medicine. I can ?*y that I nerer prescribed a ineilicir*'for Inwrd complaint* that has riven me ao much sit'sft tion, and my patient* so streedy anu perfect relief as thi?. Wli never introduced into a family, It becomes the standitr.: remedv for those aliments, and is called for again and again, whfeh, I think, it pietty good proof of ira efficacy and i usefulness. In the summer complaint of children it has fre' oui ntly a?pra,, d to suatch the little ticcim fiom the grave, f It saved the life of my child, and such and such a child," I have repeatedly heard it said. In disenteric affections of adulta 1 have lime and again seen it ac.t like a charm, and give permanent relit f in a few hours; I may say in a lew minuter. In fine, it is a valuable medirin-, and no family should >e without iL Resirectfully, M. L. K^IAP. M.D. i I.ate Physician to the Baltimore Dispensary, and i Agent for the Mary and Vaccine Institution. Sold bv tlic as. nts, A. B. kt D. Simla. Druggists, 79 Fulton St. corner of Gold, and 100 Fulton at. at wholesale and retail. A1 I s?hi-by Abraham B. Sanda St Co. 273 Broadway, Oranits Buildings, oornrr of Chambers it.; Darld Sands St Co. 77 Fast Bfoatlway, rorner of Market st. Price SO cents. je24 lane tTMIF. SOLID EXTRACT OF SAnSATARILLA, u? pared by Dr. Otto Rottnn has prosed itself a Tery valuable specific in ca*ei of Scrofula, Salt rthrum, and cutaneous diseases generally, particularly those arising from impurity of the blood. Thi-Syiup, [wepared fiom til" F.Ttract also, is far superior to any other svrup of Sacsaparill* ever before prepared. Borh inav b" obta'nt d of Win. H. Milnor, 1*12 Broadway, comer of John street T. R. De Forest, 12 Greenwich, cor. .Morria str, el; W. M. Thurman, Vari-h, corner of Canal street; J. St J. CnddingloD, cor. Spring and Hudson si reel- A. MrLeod, MO Hndsou street; L. A. Rosruinilltr, 311 Bleecker, cot Christopher street; J. W. Baasrtt, Si I Broadway, ami of P. BOIVNE St CO. Wholesale Druggists, 82 John street, and ielfl Im* t Agents for OsiTO'Hl's India Cteslagocue. r TO FARMERS, PLANTERS, HORTICULTURISTS AND DRUGGISTS. COMPOUND ^"EMICAL WHALFTOIL SOAP I inay be considered in the present moment the best I preparstiou that ever was romp .u ink d for lite tot*) dn triiciion of evrry rpeeiea of iuiecu infecting the vegetable sincdom?masgnta, sings, msebugs, peach, nectarine, apple anil pear tree in'irta, cut ami army worms, snail, cabbage lien, and all the miller inserts which are parasitic on imligews and exotic (lowers, aucb aa tlie oleander, cartas, flcna. eycua, mescmliri inthernum, geranii, erica, roaace*. may all by a pro|ier application, he thornnghly eitcrminatrd. Besidea tha rsiranrdin iry riunpueas, a moat important item in economy, 'f renders it accessible for all purposes on a large scale?1000 peach n tiees, or .in acres of land, may f>? kept free from the marauding e Insects f r ih'-trilling eaja-use of one dollar. II Farmers raising corif, oata, rye, potatoes, tnraipa. cahbagea, r may at the espens. of a few dollars realise hundredsi by saving n their fields from the devsslalion. of the verm in. The Come pound Chemical Whale Oil Soap may be had id hulk, or in jars of four |Hinrid*,? doneu of which ?re paeitfsl in a bos. Poisons, warrante r the only origin il and safest ingredients to de-troy and uterminate the moths, bed bugs, rose buss, cater' pillers, cockroaches, rata, mice, mon|uitoes, fleas, flies, ante, lies', and every other vermin or larger annnals, warranted to eradicate asul to terform all whst it is intended. Likewise Fly i ix*r. Thonsan-b of pepons can certifr to thr superior virlne and equality of all my preparation*, and eorroliorate to the truth or a!) the statements, FE1TCHTWAMGER, Chemist. No. 1 Wall street, Manufacturer of Arjjlt. D aiuoml Cement, Chloride of Z/uc, 5)s Silver, S.driti of ftatrsh >rmr aud Tw it e, Copaiva C ijoules, .Hildas ill Iron nil Mercury, Dai uerieotype Chemicals ,Lu nar Caustic. Ktha* Chloride of Boja; Dealer in L-echrs, I'l i! tins, Dentist's l*oM Foil, Mineral Teeth, genuine Harlem Oil, J Iodine, (Rase Br-ingva, | et, hs-lWcm Omnlandt and Liberty street*, where she can by con-iltcd with the strictest confidence, and whrra also her eels-bran d medicinal can be obtained. All lettara anal be post psid and nddreeard to bos 8C8, N. York city. Medicines I forwvden by mail. Boston office N'n. 7 F.ssev Street .1, B.?Madame He-tell wonld inform ladies residing out of I the city, nlsfe 5'alth will not admit of travelling, that she would devote I,r LOQl'E. M. I).. LISBON. PORTUGAL. n U Seicqritifl imMnim ft IkMMi of MMMI 1 PiIIj Me c.iTpntrd. hare made them the wunder and admi ation dI the w rtd. They are known ?ll over Europe to be tin- only pn par .i.nn eri-r diaCQVrrsd tl.al Jim pro?r?l inaariah'i certain in i>ron?ture of Dr. F. MKLVEAU, authorised attrnt far the continent of America. They pan lie transmitted by mail an any part of the United States. Letter* directed to pr. F. bleiaean, hex 14. New York, will meet with immediate attention. All let ar* muat be poal paid. R.?ld l>v apt-w-fment at IM Chenv. near CalKirinr aireet. Priee ti. I'alf boxes $3. No half eoaa* aewt by PUBLISHED DAILY BY JAMBS OORUOS UKWWKTT, N. W. CORNER, Fl I.TON AND NASSAU STREETS. Thk Nr.* York Hrati.n?A daily paper, tattled erery moronic of the week ;itic? lw cents per ropy. Country swL* acrihera fnmi?le it the unir rate, for any specific iwriod, na a remittance in advance No potior teat, nnleaa paid in advaiiee. Thp Wh MX llpaaup?fstird e*ery Saturday rooming at nine o'eloclt -price ur nnrf ynorhr emit twr copy?f'lrwtbrd to country aalorriWro M M,?jr?t innnm, fo advance, or It the I tame rate |'nr i epecified period. I Coaaaaroanrare *re repeated si addreia lliait leftM te liMxa Uoitnon Daaisyrr, Pmiyietar and Editor-wind all erf lera an bwain-aa mxst be noet paid.