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The ?November number of this -?tcrling Maja
zinc is well filled with literary matter of its usual
Btamp- 'Edward Alordand hisPlay-f?llow.' is con
c!tide?i. It is an excellent tale?conveying useful
?eason-i for die formation of character and the con?
duct of life. * Idtaberg ; a Scene in Kentucky,' is
a pleasant, descriptive sketch. 'The Hermit of
Cat-ira.' i* brought tu a conclusion, and severa] in?
teresting pro???* sketches with ihre? ?>r four fine
Poem.? fill up ihe number. The Editor's Table is
well loaded with hs usual variety. Among the
Literary Notice? is one of a forthcoming volume
of Pern,, i>.r. by Judge Charlto? of Savannah,
Ge. : we copy the following note to one of the hu
(noroufl poems: ifBoZ had told the -"tory he would
have bein crucified for slander:?
A Geokoia Trial.?A friend of mine has re
cently teturnt?i l'torti an excursion into tbe
circuit of this Stale. He tells me that, while in
the county oi -, ?-.rj strayed into the court-house,
aud vvas present at the arraignment of a man of
the name ol Henry Doy, who was charged with an
attempt to kill his wife. Day was a pale little
leaf.; und the wife, who wa?; present, was a per?
fect behemoth. The indictment being icad, the
piisoncr was ask?-d to say whether he was " guilty
or not guilty." Ilr answered : " There's a mighty
char.ee ot luw._r_' lies in the papers; but come
part is true. I did strike the old lady ; but she ft
__ powerfully first. Sh_ can swear equal to a
little of any thing, and her kicks aro awful. I
rc~koii what yuu say about the devil moving me is
pru-ty tolerably correct, seeing as how she moved
me. 1 have luid you alii know 'buut thy ciicum
Ktanc?', Mister. I gin 'Squire Jones there a five
dollar bill, and 1 allow he'll talk it out fer une."
Squiro Jones thereupon ro.e, and said he ha?d a
law point to raise in this case, which he thought
co-Oldiive. It was an established tule of law,
that man and wife were but one; and he should
like to know if a man could be punished for whip?
ping himiwlf : he should be glad to hear v?'hat the
Solicitor-General could say to that. The Solici
tui-Getieral answered, that he thought his brother
Jones iiad carried tbe maxim a trille too far : men
Lad often been punished for beating their wives.
If a ?ii?ii r-huuld kill his wife, it would not be sui
cide. Ilcie 'Squire Jones interposed, and defied
the Solicitor-General to prodoce an authority to
that effect. The Soliciiot-Genetul looked over
'.'Greene and Lumpkiii's Georgia Justice" for
sou?- minutes, and then observed that he could
not find the authority ju.t then, but he was sure he
had >ei'i) the principle some where: and he. called
on the judge to sustain him. In the enthusiasm
of bout?cl on this point, they forgot to offer any
evidence a? to the guilt of Day in the premises.
The Judge l-eing likewise oblivious of this fact,
pr-Cfcdt-d to charge the jury. He told them that
man and wife were ?7mc and were ?wo. If tho wife
?an in debt, or abused a neighbor, or knocked
down and dragged out a fellow-citizen, the man
und wife were one. If the husband did any of
these things, then man and wife were two. He
lctaarkcd that in cither event, the man was legal?
ly bound to suffer ; und therefore, come at it its
the*?' -would, Day was undoubtedly guilty. He said
lie/vi*./- mu decide thetjuostion, whether if aman
kill his wife it was murder or suicide. He waB
not prepared to express an opinion upon that
peint ; it wrts a very delicate one. and he had no
idea of committing himself. (Som- one in the
mom lieu? observed that he was mighty fond of
commiiiitig others.) He then called up the bai?
liff, a tremendous-looking crucker, wearing a broad?
brim while hat with crape, (I never saw a mun
south of latitude thirty-three thai did not wear a
whin? bat with crape,)and proceeded to admonish
hitn thai the jury were very much in the habit of
coming m drunk with their verdicts, and that if it
happen?'*! in this caso he would discharge the pris?
oner, and put his punishment upon him. The
baililf, -iving a significant glance ut the Judge, re?
plied, that other people beside the jury came into
court drunk ', that some peuple thought other peo?
ple drunk, when some people were diunk them
?elves! The jury then retired, and so did my
fiiend. The next day he returned and found mat?
ter? in statu quo, except that Day and his wife had
made up. and were d?8-USt*ing together the merits
of a cold fowl and a ?pjart of beer, and now and
?hen interchanging kisses, despite the frowns and
beck? ol the officers. The Judge, Clerk and Shc
ritT had hecn up all night, and looked wolfish ; and
the bailiff was seated un his white hat at the door
of the jury-room, and his countenance indicated
thht he had swallowed the concentrated venom of
a thousand wild cats. The most awful curses,
oith?, and sounds proceeded ftom the jury-room :
some were roaring like lions, sume crying like
children, mewing like cats, neighing like horses,
&c. At lasr. a short consultation was held at the
di-1 of the jury-room- between the foreman and
th?? bailiff'; whereupon the latter, putting hi. white
bat one-sided on bis head, came into the court
roum, end addressed the Judge thus: "Mister,
Tom Jake.-? ?ays the jury can't agree about this
bete man; awl if you keep him (that is, Tom
Jakes.) without sr<>g any more, he'll lick you on
acht." 1 h?? Judge nppculed to tho bar if ibis
"**?? nota contempt of court! and '?'Green?, and
Lutnpkin'a Georgia Justice" having been consult
??d, it was finally decided that, as it was a threat
??-dressed te the Judge as a private individual, and
?v<_ to whip him " on sight," and not on the bench,
it ?as not. under the free, enlightened, and demo
crdtic principle? of Georgia legislation, a contempt
?f court. Thi.f being settled, the Judge directed
Aebailiff to say to lorn Jukes, the foreman, that
?*??* jury should agree, if they stayed there through
??fr-titv." The bailiff retired, and so did my
'n?i?tl : but he gives it as his opinion, from tho
jttme of mind in which he left all parties, that the
jurors and bailiff aie still there.
?p" The Noret-ber Number of the Southern
Literary ?-?-?senger i.-, for ?ale al tbts office.
CONTENTS.
1. The Hunchback : A Penhsylvahian Story.- A con
n?:ttuoiib?**-*en two Tone? and an Iroquois Chief: The
bltxKiy dest_-. of the Tori?; Bow Tbayendenegea op
postb -em. HU influeucc ov?.r his Warrior?; How he was
employed by the British, How ^ Indian ,?, tbe head>
M1.1 Hie white man th?-heart: A Plot; A Dialogue; P.pper
and the Seoul; Footsteps heard; w,in?ley nw? __ Daugh?
ter , Brsr.t, Jic. ir:.i.e. ice. Jtc
2. D_.CRirr.oN or N_ri._-._T_c lovely ?*?? round
about; It:, ht*?.? of Lava; Volcanoes ; Tht Cheap Thea?
tres kc. Ate. _.c. _c _c
3. Dr. Pranklin?An original Leiter.
i. S-ctr-r.?. ano Advento?-! in the Army.-A Dandvin
the \Vivck1. ; Dtad bodier, lu ibe Rivci ; The Cholera- lu
frightful ravjges .tuiong ibetn.?op>, J-c. "._ kc. i;c. Jtc'
5. FR-.NC13 ano Panny : A L?ive Story ia Pive Chapttm.
M-irli-M.tki-i. ; Mr. Woodley and bi? Wife; Match Mak?
ing ; l". ....?.* out, -c. i.e. _c. i.e. .Ve.
6. The Elopement.?A Tale; An Adventun?; Love
Story. ?Vc. ?.<*. ?V.C.-i".
7. "tV a shin (.ton Irvinu, Mr. Navarrette an?i the Knick
?tb-Kkfr - Mr. I. _ cour.r, kc kc ice. Ice
8. Hi.tort ??* Tin. ,Knu*iit? ur Malta, ice. ?cc. &c. ?Vc,
9. 10, 11 _i:d 12. Ni?;.-?r*, of New tvoik?.
13 toi?!. Niiieu-r? pieces of urieinal Pttetry.
Fut iule, .hoieaale and rtt-il, at tbe olficeof the Tribut-?
Tribace Buildings, <ij?j>o?.ite City Hall, by
??! GRKKLKY *- McKLRATlI.
. FT ?l.e_?l O?Ice- to IjC- <u fmr rents in the build.
Jfig No. ?r< Naantn-M., ja?i now enl?rged and ioipioved.?
riitry -. ?veil k>cai??i?, piea-Ruit and ?*romn.odi?r?u?. ol?f
I m i g?
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BY OR?ELEY ?fe McELR-VTH
rOL. II. tfO, 185.
Parker*?? Third Di-mnrsc.
Correspondence of The Tribune.
Boston, ?Vov. 9, 1S42.
The interest in Rev. Theo. Parker". Lectures,
?rcat at first, is still increasing. Theie -was a
brilliant audience on Monda?.* evening to hear his
Third Discourse, and the eager and alnust breath?
less attention of the dcn_?c throng was a token of
their approciation ef his talents, learning and elo
(juence. I have been in many public assemblies*,
where a deep and absorbing interest was felt bolt
in the subject, and the speak??r, '?ut I have nevei
witnessed a stilhie*.. so profound, a listeiMiig of ihr
itou] (if I may so express mvv-lf) ?*o marked, fiom
br_rinning to end, n. pervades the multitude who
gather from ucck to week to hear Mr. Parker.?
Nor is this attention th? fruit of a mere idie curi?
osity which surfeits itself at the firsl draught, -.n?.
then sta)*" away, affording r?>**?m for another throng
to come and lake their turn at ?.tnrin _: ; but you
will see tb?-: sain?! animated faces ibis week that
you paw the last, coming a full hour h?-f'>r'-bun?l in
??rder to se<-urr n favorable position.
Mr. Parker took for hU text on Mondav eve
ning these words of .Jesu. : " This ?people ?Iriiw- I
nth nigh me with their mouth. .'ir:?l honoieth
me with their lips : but their heart is far frnm nie.
But in vain do they worship me, teaching for doc?
trines the commandments ot men." From these
word?! of the Great Teachei he delivered ?i {>r.>
found discourse on Theology and. Religion ?
The*e. he said, were oftenr-r confounded with eat h
other than Mot?is and Religion, and the n.i-!.?!..
was much more dangetou.. it needed but lit'.! ?
acquaintance with history and little observation to
learn two things, viz : first, that al! sci-jnet? rested
upon facts ; secondly, that all men had their th?o?
ries and opinions concerning these facts, v. bien
were a distinct and very different thing from tbe
facts themselves. And this, he said, was precise?
ly the difference between Religion and Theology.
The first was absolute, and tbe latter tbe sum of
our opinions respecting it; the one was unchange?
able and eternal, the other evanescent and fleet?
ing. A Theology, good or bad, comes from the
nature of things. W _ naturally set thing? in a
row, and arrange and systematize our opinions of
facts. We first seaich fur the facts?then comes
the analysis?then the synthesis. Thus it i.-in tin
physical sciences?in metaphysics, oi the philoso?
phy of the mind?und thus should it be in our phi?
losophy of the soul and its relations to God.
Theology may be defined as our theory of things
pertaining to the soul?the science, of which R?
ligion is the practice, lu this acuse, though not
according to the narrow conceptions of the secta?
rian and the formalist, Theology, like every othei
science, is subject to Reason, and rest?, upon in?
disputable facts. It is nut a science which bind?
and enslaves tbe soul, compelling it to lecetve a
prescribed theory, and stifling all fair investiga?
tion by the storn voice of Authority. The popu?
lar Theology of eur ?lay, instead of appealing tu
universal facts?to f.tcts of consciousness or oi ?le- !
monstration?is founded upon the weakest ?>f all
evidence?Testimony. Its main doctrines (or
those for which its votaries contend with the most
earnestness) are Assumptions, and it. ultimate
and final authority is?'Somebody said so." In
u.otvd of modestly askin? foe facts, and reverently
receiving them as revelations from the Highest, it
sets them at defiance, though never su demonsira
blc, when they clash with ils own arrogant pro
tensions. This Theology has usurped the place
uf Religion, and impudently says, " There is no
salvation without me." It has been well said,
that God demands of every man that he should he
right in heart, but that he does not unconditional?
ly require of any man that he shoulil adopt a right
theory.
When a man came io Jesus and asked what he
should do to inherit eternal lift?, how simple and
beautiful the answer! I*le was told tu do good to
man fn-un love of God. Is such the answer given
to that question by the sects of out day ? Far from
it. The inquiring foul is t??ld that, he cannot be
saved, do what ho may, unless, first of all, he ac?
cepts the popular Theology ! Thus is the fleeting
and the tran*ient?the mere theory uf Religiun?
put in the place of the unchangeable and eternal,
or Religion itself! Our Theology is a mere see?
sawing on opposite ends ufa plank of logic. Some
of its points are so obscure that scarcely a moon?
beam of logic cuuld fall upun them; but on thes<"
whole sects had alighted, and laid out iheir town
and county lots, and church reservations.
1 do not pretend, in these brief notices ol Mr.
P.'s Discourses, to give you his language, but only
sume of his leading thuughts as they impress them?
selves upon my own raind. A notice?not a
sketch?of his remarks do I aim to present; and
in this I trust I have dune him ho injustice.
Yours, truly, R?VlLO.
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&?. TO $5 50.?1'each Orchard Coal.?
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lime of shipment. ALFRED ASH Fi ELU,
415 Grand-street, corner ol Ridge,
ami South-street, corner of Montgomery.
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k O C?COAL. COAdLe?From: the
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A'.b C?al t? esb tV'.ni the mini's, at the following l??'-v pi ices?
E-rs. and Br.ken.?S oo
Stove, large.5 oo
Nat.?150
double screened and delivered any pari of the city, weighed
by a city weigher. y-_rd corner Christopher ?m?! Green?
wich street?. JAS. FERGUSON
N a?;.-?!?!! unis yf? and Dam cheap. ?'-S tf
I?A1., COAL.? Best Teach Ordinrti,
Red Ash Coal, lirok?-n Egp, Move and nul s.r.i-s. The
nndersigned is authori-ed t;< ink" orders Ior thi? Coal <*it the
lowest prices, delivered in any part of the city free of
charge. Also White Ash, Lehi?h, La? kawanna an?l Liver?
pool Coal. B. B.RUTON, Agent.
N.B. Orders received at Carpenters t Vcrm;lye*s, 42
Wall-st. win In? iiiii-niii-ii m pnnctnallv.
IVach Orchard, Red Ask broken and Egg.S"> 75
Piove " " " .'.. 5 50
Nut " " " .5 2.-?
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I Ivi-rpo-'l, delivered.fn5 ?Si*]. 0
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n.*> -til Washington,cornerbrLaight-tJt.
LIVER?^TJ??. COAL.?The" under
signed is now discharging a very fine cargo of Liver
?? ?ol Coal tbat burns tree, bricht and clean, at the low price
of $9, delivered free of cartage at any part of the city. A
few chaldrons y?it un?y?ld. Those wanting the article bad
better send in their orders ?iibout delay, at the Yard No.
78 Thompson street, near Spring, or at the office No. UK
Nassau sir?-, i
P. S.?It will be delivered m Rrooklvn at the Mime price
tlie k-ir.?_e addeil. JOSEPHP. SIMPSON. ol2tl
C < > A I. ! OU A L 1f? Thcre?!
W.?J'm \ M t IVach (?ich
.il' _. ?... 1V..I_..._ .._
'?j_*y?\ f-V-f Peach Orchard Red Ash, now sclt-hn. from
ii.?- yard .'"v?! WaghinKton-strcet, two door? above Spring,
broken from clean Inmp, dnat?ly ??creened. rfi>?! deliver?tl
free oi criri.i_f, and weighed by a t.ity Weigher, at th" fo\
!????. ?ne prie? -.
Large Nat.$5 00
Stove. 5 IS
Broken or E-j^. 6 00
Liverpool ?Screcnril. ? '**
N. B.?All orders lo be 1er. ?t tlie Yard. No agentfr-no
ciiiniission. Tbe buyer receive-, the benefit.
Cool from boat?, '25 rents !???<.? iht loo.
oWtf P. B. GUEILNSEY.
r^OAL, COAL, COAL,?Best Feach Or
\.J cliar.'. Red Ash Coal -Lump. Broken and Nut shes.
Tin* onderslgneti Is authorised Io tak>- ??nb-r-, tor th;. cele?
brated Coal, at the very lowest price?, eithrr by the can*??
,?r ion, delivered Irmv. the b?r^e?. free of cartage in any part
of this nty or Bnwiklyn.
Ai-o Gray Ash Schuylkill, Lehigb and Lackawana CoaL
P. S. American Bltcninous CoaJ, for ths crate, equal to
'? ? i LircrpooL Be?.t VTr?gir_i2 Co;'.!, for blac_?a-_itbTs ose? st
the very ?owe . ifirr. JOSEPH P. SIMPSON;
??>ir_ce N". ltR Nassau-streel
N. B. Orders ??oi one Ion ---. ?!l rwdre the ?sine attention
as iIiom? for a lar?er fjuanity. luylStl
QYDNEY GOAL.?The carge ?fbaik
k___/Orao?o is now discharging, and for sale in loi? i_ uit
purchaser?, by WARD Je BRt>^ SE.
o2l' 411 W_t_lnnictuQ coiner Laigbt sir?:eu
jVrOTlCE? All persons indebtedlo the
L^l estate of ?ie la e Dr. Eli.iih Mead ar?* requeste?! to
make pavruenl io tbe -.ubs-nber, u? whom ail claim? r? .Ainsi
ihe estate m_v be presented.
___ 2w? ?ARAH L. MKAP, Esecutrii,-t3 Bleecker-sL
S~T?OVrir?]s~?nd HolloH-Ware-?fO?
doten N _. W. _. Eddys ca.-.i steel Jshorels; 100 do
dJ. Iron Sbov.'ls. AL-o ago?l*d aiiortmens of Hollow Ware
on hand, and for sale by
nil _P. F. EDDY. 24 Old Slip.
COCOONS, COCOONS.?-?-The sul?
\_y -cribrr ?will pay ?asb lor Cornons,or be will reeltheai
lor nuaa^r of tbe pro?liict
Aueust 20, 12L_. DAVID L SEYMOUR, Agent.
au22 3m ""?late Prison. Mount Plea__ant
TUTOR.?A yoimg gentleman who is
??x'^erienced ?n icacbin-r.an?! lu? receive?l the degree
of A. M. from tbe I'niversity of N. Y., wi?.ht*s to en?:a_.'** a?
Private Tuinr, or assistaat in a school in or near tbi-?ciiv.
'Ita??e addr?*!>s IL M. and leave in care of the Librarian of
tin? .Mercantile Association, Clinton HalL nil Bt"
R_EFI_Vt:D SU? AB.
WOOLSE? ?$_ WOOL?E Y continue
to sell their Siamiard Double Refined __ u^ar at the
rednced C_?h prices they have charged fi;r some moiiU"-"1
pa?t, namely*.
When 5 packages are purchased.10 cents per lb.
When less than 5 packages are carchase?!... 1(_ do. do.
P-t.wt.ered, half a ce.it per pnnnd addiiionaL
The above are packe?! as follows :
Loav.-s in lx?xr> of 300 pound?, i
(Trn,?t:e.1 in barrel?* of "_??_> ilo. ?? No charge for packngc.
powdered in barrels of 250 do. )
Apply io tbe New-York Patent Sugar Refinery.
New-York, Nov. lit oral S3 Wall-?nreeL
N. B. Order? oat ol iba City must be accompani?**?! by a
remittance. uTlm
n
S
?ASSAU-STREET.
W
>R-.??-G. ICOYEJttBER __, _?_3?
r?/"ANTED?Aplace to cook, -wash and
f T and iron, bv a capable nice woman, at No. 57
D _aoe ?treet. n I <"? _l"
WANTED?Places by two girls v-uh
escelient rccorr.menclat01 ?-?one ro ceok. v.-.i*h and
iron, th?? other as eb-xnotrntiaid, __rse or waiter. Anplv
ai-63 W illiam street. nlOSt" *
ANTED?At 5?- East Broadway,
:'::.ili?can pr-rcurr ver1,-n'.CL' protestant servant..
_ _nS of*
TO PEDDLERS AND 8?ATION
KltS?2.IW1 ?rro?.e F.vpr Pr'-nt Lead, o! fir-', rat?
quality, for ?ale in lots of 5>) _r- ce ?'.: less one-quarter the
iivril w!;i!<---.t? price, nt l?*n \rt? ian-Street. ?!. if
BOAl?HNi;.?A ^??lcHian and his
v.-'ik, t.r tv.-r? f-r ti.-.-. ? ibleyoucjmen.?-ay
I'.ir.rd ami vit .t-av? muni? ::-..: ?rented Iio.m? a-"i p i
vatr faint I)*, ?t \ 1. '1 Dover-sir? et, ?. ft ?<? doors 'mm Frank?
lin ?.'uare. Price lot? to suit tbe ?mt?s. Reference re?
quired._ .,,-, j .,
BOA RD?-S Duaucgt?There is mufi
. belter, nothing cheaper. | ail and ???'. o7 lm*
P" BLVATE BOAR [>-.II the Rooms
on th? 2 i flo_r, wiib ?* front P.trloi on Lhe rr.->u may
1 ?? had m a ?mall private fam ly, without children or b ?ard
??is. Location i-.car and ah*brdmg .1 viewof Washington
Square. Addre-** Edward, at ihii offic? Tb< 1 _m>arc
??1 perfi ? t order. i.s Gl"
! ATElt-POWEll TO LET, from
1 I*?50 bor? power, >-.i?i suitable rooros. in the
? ? MiTlat v..-t Panas. Inquire ol JOHN COPC?TT,
tt) VV'??hin_-t_.i4tr_ef. .13 tt
M PORTANT TO MERCHANTS !?
The content- of V?"il?i?-?*- ?-,?? nt !**-Iam*?der "Ha:'?? bave
.i-.-r been injured fmach lee. desiroye?) by ?re, Tbey
?an only be had at the Iron Sale Store 01
SILAS C. HERRING, 139 Water-street
"?LB. S_t?s of other maker, such as have been taken _
part payment for Wilde**., lot ?-..- at less than one hail'01
suas above. s8
(J
CHEAPEST, best an?! must fashionable
j in New-York Hat?, Caps, Mn_. iancy Furs, Fur
immi?-?_, old Fur? allende?) u>. at
3 2.v[_.".It ) NA I ?0,1* ES. -24 Bowery.
>ill-].ED"?^73T_Tvi'ED B??SS.*-*
___. A first rate article 01" Rolled and Plated Bra?-, car,
edwsys !'?: found _: JAM KS G. .MUl-'l<'_ TT. l-i Prince s_,
near VVoester. at the lowest inarkei price?. Likewise a >tiy
?n*""*-i'or ?rliHe .1? Coon?-!-?? Itr.-? ?)->???
OLATE ROOFS REPAIRED AND
?_/ warrant?"! ti.ht. Al?i>, Smokey Chimneys warranted
lu h?- niait?? 10 ilraw. No cure- no ??ay.
1?j* l'..?ii*rns rrpaired and warranted ti.hl.
FT Orders will be promptly attended to on application
to THOMAS SIIERIDAN. Slater, 211 Wil?am-st
fil" I tu
Ql^KLES'S Perpendicular ^lotion Poor
kj? Spring.?This isa n?-w and desirable amele, ami at a
Ion price. Por sale at 81 John-street, nl tt
lf|T)L-?^10l\i?M~ EX FUS ED.?The
J.TJl Historyof TheSainls, or an Espose of Joe Smith
and ftJormonisin, by Gen. Jona Bennett, M. D .embellished
w.th two handsome sieel engraving*-?*. r?'j>r?-?eiitiii?j (?en.
Kennen and Joe Smith lu full uni lorn, plan of lhe city- ol
Nauvoo, Mormon T-niple, Baptismal Punt, Tin.-Saint.-,
Destroyinrj Angels In tbe act ofmn?ler?n? a man, Or?fer
Lodgfe, ii, which is r-pr*_entt?I il??- B_mi?ion of a candidate
10 the office of the Priesthood, ?kc. Recetwd ami iur ?_le
by BRADBURY, SOD EN it CO.
1-7 Nassau-strt*et. New Vurk,
o_i! and Id School-treet, Boston.
/. ^'UAL! CO.r_T^Clieap as e"ve7_Tthe
\y old stand, corner of Hudson ami Am?H'itreets,' where
w? shall b?- happy to 5ee all who want a ??x-.l .iriicle ol
winterfoel VVe are constantly receiving and dischar_ing
trout? ?if ?v ell-setectt-d coal? ?.v'.iirh we deliver on the shortest
notice in good order. fjy208ml J. TKRBKLL
nRUMiS.?The economy of u-iin?? Drums
in Parlor? and Hall? i? well known. The rmbscribers
o_er to ihe'pablie the creat*?! *ranetv.and the most beautifnl
article In'tbe city. Sir.rs suitable for all loca;.mi? an-mi
exhibition in the Druin-room of onr esiablishment T-ie
increasing sales ?Imw thai it?.is article answers a most excel?
lent pur-xisf. W? a?k those whostudy economy and are in
wniit, to .ivr us a cal', as wc ore ?un- th? ?rinnst he pleased
among so great-.variety. SH?PARD?? i;0.
? .'.) irn Noti'a Stove VVarehouie, 242 >*?.aier st
-?OFE-SOR BASSET'S Oral and
Analytical System of Prencb.?Tauphl without books
by the author at his residence, 453 Broadway, entrance 1st
door in Grand-sL Those who wish 10 ?cquire the French
Language with cas* and facility, will find this new nvsteui
not m be surpassed by any ihai has ever been introdu?*ed.
The language Istanght grammatically withoutbooks. Tin
speaking is easily acquired by thisnew metbotl, and the pu?
pil finds from the tirsi lesson improvement iii):fiinspi??k:n^-.
writing nmi translniiiyr. Tho?.- who wi>h 10 join for the
??iisuinr: season Hie oitTerent evenini? class.-*, will l>?.- _ hfiied
to call to enter their names. Terms payable quarterly in
ait va nee.
N.B. The Prof-s,sor can onlv I e se?-n b?-*fore?1A. M.
and alter 1 P. M. nt -luwiiw TTIK.S
PR ? PA it ATO R Y ?S C !I ( ) - > I. a t" .V??iT
DLETOWN, ConnectJcuu?A Classicaland Englisl
Boarding-School for young gentlemen?The "?Vihter Ses
sion will commence Nov. 15th and continue 22 weeks.
This School is well supplied with appaintu?, both Philo?
sophical and Chemical, including a p?werfal-.TaUscope?
also, a complet?- selol American and PoreignOutline Maps,
a l.??ran*. _c.-n*. Studenii n're ihorongbly prepared ei?
ther for ?iu?iiicss or collegiate insu'iuiio-s.
The Principals and Pupils reside to .et'.,?'r in one family.
Tt mporarily occupying the place of parents, the Principals
('??el a cofrTresponding ohlig^ticn to w.u-h over ihe manners,
morals : and education of their Pupils. So student whose
rxnmple is found Injurious, will be permitted to continue
V.ltii us.
The charge for Instruction, Board, Washing, ordinary
Mending, Fuel, Lights, and Bedding, i_ ~?*1?0 per annum
each term in advance.
?J_-" Circulare may !><* obtained of <?. P. Disoswar, E?q
No, 180 Pt.irl-strt-.-t, or ol the Rev. Henry Cbase.No. 131
Cherrry-street D. II. Cll USE, A. -1.1 ... ??.,..
o6l?l5D*_W S. CHASE. A. AI. ?; i*Ttncipaj_
?SS GRAM'S B?A1?-_?G AND
DAV SCHOOL will be opened on Thursday, stfc
-???jiieinber. at No. 66 Hammond street.
Mr. and Mi>. BtBCCK-R, '.or ma_y years at ihe Lead ol
a popularFemate Seminary in \Vesteb<rrsier County, associ?
ated --viih Mi_ tirant ol this t'ity, having tak^T. -?he ext.-n.
sive Mansion No. t>?i Hammoad'Streei, wilt opea a Boarding
and D.-.y School for Ybotig Ladies on Thursday, Sept. Ut_
Th?_-buildingand grounds, for elegance, convenience and
y location,arc -Olourpaitsed by any similar instila
1. n in ti ?* cltj ?
Mis> i)K?y.. with assistants, will att*?n?i to t!ir iratructlon
.if th'-vntinir ?ad?e?, ami tin-ili?i!i---iii'. department will l>?
undei thesaperimendenceof.JUrs. Blcecker. ?-i;
BOARDING SCHOOL.?Lnio? ?nsti
tut???An English and Clavel-ai Bn-rdin*; *?? hool loi
V'oung Gentlemen, Tairyio????, N< ?*- V? ?? i- ?No ? >y ?.:!:?>
lars r.r,.i\ed.)? Wm. P.'Lvi's* A. ;*1. a-l'l Chas. II. LV'.N.
A. M., Principalr.
Circulare, coot-?ling r?r/<?-?-firo.t:4tilo-?ur ol patrous,and
all desirable information, may l>-? bad ?a-, application .it the
inslllction.or at ti,e b?-/o!tsnre_"t ??'- \ Colmao.20- Broad
tvay; it. Lo? ?wood,-111 Broadway; II. i. >. Ray nor, 16
Bowery; T. J. Crow?n,-3- Broadway.
S. ft'.?Winter Session open.- nn lhe Nt November. 06
YING AND PRINTING of Silk, Cot
ton and Woolen Hood?, by th?* New-York and N"*w?
I Jersey Dye and Prim W-rk?. Office lit William-street,
cornrr of Joho.
Silks, Satins, Merino?. Orleans Cloth?,
n'libons, ShawN, Cautoaeres, Vesting?,
?'iove-. N'^lvets. Moc-*"-ehne de Laines,
I?cf?. Hosiery, Boiiibaiin??:-. Eleoo? ,
Grode.Nape, Hdkf.?.. DtapdeEtc, Cuallyt,
Levantine.. Siiichaw., Dyed, Prin ed and restored.
Fancy Dyeing Department.?La-?i... irk ?nd woolen,
figured ami", lam Dresses, Cloaks, Ma.-iulij-. Shawl. Ril.
r?or,*. H-?e. Glov?:-. Mitts. Also, gentlemen's Coats, Over?
coats, dy-d ?nd pre??d. Table and Piano Covers, Cur?
ta, ?i-. Rugs, Carpeti, cleaned and dre^i-d. r.-.j hq*
TXriLUAMSBuRGH FIRE JNSUR
Y V ANCE CO.?Office m Gian.i. near First-treei.
Wi!li-ai?nrgl*<?Agency Offic??, 64 Wallstreet, north-wesi
corn?r of Pearl-st. "direcths5.
Saaiutl WilU-i?, Frederick "?"* Favre, Andre* C Bt-nedicl.
FrancisSveinhcU, Thomas McKie, Charles O Handy,
C Zabrbki., Stephen WilleL". John Legirett,
N1cho!*isVVycko!".Jobii Skilimati, Jeremiah Johnson,
Lemuel Ricbanlsoa.
Tins Company coniinursiu insure ag??:t!.._, or damag?;
by Fir??, at the reduceil rates of pTemiam, al either of the
above places, and losses sustained will be liberally _lju_ted
and prompt!v paid. officer-.
C. ZABRIS-i-, President
AV-REw B. Hodges. Secret-i-v.
&12 3atv lm WASHINGTON PQsT. Agenl. New-York.
OOTS AND SHOES.-?A complete
assortment kepi consuntly on ban I f-n-i be sale by
tbe niiinufa'turers' agent?,
MITCHELL k WlTHFRELL.
n7 94 John street.
BRAZIL SUGARS.?500 bbls. for sale
bv GR1NNELL, M1NTCRN _ CO.
73 Sooth-st.
IEECRES ? LEECHES !.'?Juat're
Jc-eived -veral ihousand Swedish f-erches very lar_.?
and healthy, for sale at a verv low 10-rke; price. Ai o, we
received a silver medal at th?- last Fair"! the American In
stitaie for lhe best ?pecLmeii ofSwet-iAbr-d I-eeebes.
1 JOHN ALLAYOLA,
-24 in,- 106 Bowery and 47? Broadway.
TTheap india~_?CBber"cloth,
\J .Axles? Springs, Hub*, Patent Leather, Bands, kc,
i.e., for *__" ___[ c-'__L_____-__i"4-______
"TF-ES'S SHOVELS, Spades. Butcher
l\ ?id Shoe Kttivw; for sale at the mannfactor??r<s pri
-^hv MITCHELL k WITHKREELL,
n7 94 John rtreet.
FOUR DOLLARS A YEAR.
WHOLE MO. ?97
SANDS'S SARSAPARILLA,
KOR THE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT Cl'KE OF
ALL DISEASES ARISENl_ FRO.?4 AN IMt'UKK
STATE OK THE BLOOD, OR H-.BIT
OF THE SYSTEM, NAMELY :
St. _C1*C!._, OK KING ? EVIL. __.t_.CM t T!?l, OBSTUUTS CUTA
.ICCi-s ERVPriO.VS, K_UP_,E_. OR PO*TtJl._S OX THE r.\CR,
SLOT _it _S, Cll-fcS, CHJtQMtC SORE ET..S, R1.N?J- WOKM
OR TETTER, ?CALO HEAO, ENU-VRiiEMENT CT TUS
BONES AND JOINTS, ST _BeOR.N ULCERS. SYPH?
ILITIC SV.MrTC.XS, SCIATICA OK. LOIS 1
Co, and d?eas?fs arismg iiom an inju?
dicious us? ol Uei.ury, Ascmcs.or
Drops?., expos'jre or imprudenc.
m lite. Aisr?, Chronic Coaali
tional Du-v?rueis ?.ill b? re
motril bv this preparation.
WONDERFUL EFFECTS ??I** SA?NDS*S SARSAPA
RILLA IN NORWICH.
Read the following liora ?*ilr._. >? in. Thiiiip?, v?.io-h-_?
loog resided at in*- f-"_,1-.. The ?H__.?are well kii??*n to all
the ol ? r__.ide.its in thai pan ? f ibecitv.
M _._?.-.*.*. .. ii. s.,;.D> ?i Co., Mrs Mom gratefully ?.!?*? I
embrace this opportunity ior s:_!in_ t.? yon ?n?* great reliel
lootaioed from the useo< your Sarsap?irilla. 1 ?halt al*c
l?C happy, t:;r..??,;_ you, t'1 pul?ii?h i?> ?il ??? bo are ar?icted.
a> J lately wa.?, me account ol my u?*.<'_p??*?*ied, an?! even
foi a !on_ while d* .paired <?t . ore. Mine is a pamtui story
?oil trying and sickening as is the narrative ol it, ?"or tbe
-t?.** ot many ?..... may be .? surely relieved, l will brietly j
yet acenrately si.,?.e il
_. neteen years ago last Ap ?la. in: .tckue?s left me with
an Krysi penis eruption. Dropsical colle-cnons inmif.ii -t? lv
i??o_ ?>u_?- o??r me entire surface ?r my body, cauniog buch
an enlargement that it was uecessaiy io add a hall yard, to
ihestteof my Ures_es arouud the waist. Next follow? i,
upon my limbs, ulcers, painiul beyOBd descrilHion. Kor
years. !>_.._ in summer and w_nt._17.U_e only mitigation ?I
my suflennjr wa.? lou t? in pouring upou i_..?c paitscold
water. From my limb, ?be pain eiietxled over my .whole
i?o?iy. l hrre wa? uieia ly mr me no rest, by ?lay or by
night, l*pou bin,; down these pain* w??ul?t ..?.out ib,rou>cii
my System' and compel me arise, and, for boors together,
w.dk ihe bouse,so that 1 was al_n06t entirely deprived <?i
leep. During Uila time the ISrysipela. continued active,
?ml the ulcer_ enlarged ?and so?te?ply bav?: Uiute ? aten,
liidt for two and a tult years they have been .?ubjec*. io
bleeding. Durin_ I'.-.ese almost twenty years I have con?
united many pbysiciaiio These b_i?c c_i_ed my disease?
.?.? it was attended with an Obstinate cough, and a steady
and act ve pain in ciy .side?a dropsical ?*?_>nsurupuoa ; and
Ihougb tl?<-y ?i_vc ocei? ?diillul j>...citioiJc?s, U?ey we?e
only able to afford my ca-e a p.?riiat and U mpora_*> relict
Lbad.many other dtiti:uiue_? i? o coinj-?-.iied to neaciibe.
I bav? al.*? used many o? the medicines., ihat have been
recommended as iniallible cure-? tor this ... :_e, yet li.ese
.11 i_u._-.and 1 was uiosi emphatically growing worse. In
tuis critical condition, given up by irieuds, and expectiag,
lor uiy>eli', relief only4u deat_, I was by the timely inter?
punition ol a kimi Providence, fui_bb?-a with your, to.me,
invaluable Saraaparilla. A ??aglat* bottle gave me an assur?
ance of health, which lor twenty years I nad not once lelt.
Upon taking .the >econd, my enlargement diminished,
and lu twelve da'js from ihe Sdi October, wbe.? 1 c???n
nienccd iabin_( your 3 ai ?a par ilia, I wa? able to enjoy
sie.-p andre.t, by night', as refreshing as any I ever en?
joy _kl when in perfect health. Besides, i ?vas, m this short
lime,relieved irom ail thoseexcruiiatiog and unalleviatt-d
??dins lha? bad m__.e:*-?t my day?, a?, well as robbed me oi
my night's repose. The ulcers upon my limbs are healed,
lue Eo .??pe?as cured,and my size reduced nearly to my
former measure.
Thus much do I feel il a privilege to testify to the eiii
cacy of your health-restoring Sarsa patilla. ... Un.m-.an.??
ihai'.ks, sirs from ?me win.??* comfort r.mi whose hope ot
luiute iiealiii are cue. under Gin. io your ImtruhienUliiy.
And may the same Providence that ?urccu-?i me t?? your
aid, make you the happy ?tiid honored imtruments Oi bl?-s>
?ntj oilier?, a? dineased and despaum.; as yoar mucu re?
lieved and very grateful friend.
ASENAl'U M. PHILLIPS.
_\'e>v London, Co. ?, Norwich, Nov. 4,184?
Personally appeared,me ?bove-aamed Asenath M. 1'iiil
lips, and ma te .?alb io lln: facts contained ?_i Ihe IOt?gO?Og
sutemeot before me. RL'FUS W. ?IA l'HEW.-ON,
Jus ice ol ibe Peace.
Ileing personally acquainted with .Mrs. r'lullips, I certify
that the nbuve .sseri?.??! Iact?-ire substmt.ally irue.
V.M. II. UlCMAUDS,
?linister oi the Gospel al Norwich, Conn.
XT Another pi-roi ol the superior \alue and elhclency ol
tins prepaiati'..?n.
NEw-Y.-i'.K.Oct. 19,1842.
Mcssas. Sanos?-Gentlemen . If-you alone ivere.con
cerued m tl?* present Btalemcni, the _n-.?t inducement ior
malting it would be removed'; ii?r.:i coiu^e no t?-?. imou>
culi strengthen youroTvn c?avic?oos m rriaiioo lathe value
d.nl ?rhcier.cy ol yooi Sarsaparilla, wu.cii has .?.rcaiiy
proved such ablessinj? io the many hundreds who ha\e
i.-i-ii it. Hut I have |..??-..?.-, upon tun world ?WCUrcling in
its amis thousands b?wed'dowu with lutTeriugs Bh_.ilurio
in?y own, ?.?.ho would gladl. !??sten to tb? ?ame .source mat
r?stored my health,.il ihsy were persua?eu tiit-j-wouiu
iiie??l ?.'.it!i im- ??iiip l??ppy result.?. Tliereloi'f, j^eutlemeo,
it i_ that iho.e thousaiKla may be convinced, and prom by
i.ieir conviction a? 1 bave done, that induces me to.state be.
fore ibe world a period oi sufiering ?uch _s few have
known, and it??' permanent relief 1 received from your
Sarsaparilla. Hut how shall I begin, or how describe those
e_ci uciaiinsi agoni_-< thai seized upon myframel Early
in the month oi June, 1810,1 was tii?t attacked with rheu
iii ?iis.ni. caused. 1 ba?e re-ison io believe,'by a severe cbfd
c.?nir-.cic?l ?wliile nursing one of my children, who wa-nhen
very ill.
Sly sufleriug soon became intense, cv?rywheie I seemed
diseased. Por five mouths i was nnableto walk, and lor
six weeks did not he upon a bed, bul waa'obllged to remain
i.i a sittui_r posture, Uiat being les., agonizing than any oili?
er. Aly whole body was so ?or. an?i ra? _e<i with pain ihat
the s|??;!ii?-s: touch caused inexpressible distress, tor a pe
noil ol ui-.ny inonlli.. J did nut sleep bul two nights, and ihe
only res'. I Obtained was during tbe day, when nature i??-.
Crtiiie exnausle?! arid I tell into a slumber, froi? which I ?va?.
.?O'.n awakened l?y the beating aiid throbbing pai.L IVIy
limbs were ?.wollen and my stiuulders drawn out of place,
;?u?i allogeilier 1 was rendered uutirely lielpless. 1 obtained
t..e t?e^l medical auvice, but witlmui re-ceiviog any perma
n-. ui relief. Tbe rheumatism being osmbincd with u?w.-n
ti.g and painful affection of the join?, rendered itstlUw?rae.
Tumors tortued under the ?-i.il?, round my Head, which
caused burning and lanci_uirg pains similar t*> scrofula ol
the glands.
My groans at night caused the watchman to stop in tke
street as he pas.v.d by ; and when many of my Iriends le
?.?ling in Poughk'-epsie last visiled me. they bid me fare?
s', ell, a? ih??y inen thought lor ever; and once ihe family as?
sembled in ihe room to watch ihe last spai It of lite go out.
But the thine of life again glar?-?l up win in me ; and .?.o.:n
afwr mis I he-rd oi your sarsaparilla, and deiermmeu lo
try ii; and behold Uie result. Atler taking 000 botllc the
pain left r.?e, aud I was able lo walk ami sieep. I could
scarcely realize the irauaiiiou?s?? sudden, so complete. Al?
ter using four or live U>_Ues, I was entirely cured. And
?.re you alone, cenilemen, concerned io know it.' 1 think
not; and ti?ii language Is loo mild for Uie occasion. Kor I
Uno.? that the medic.ne that poos?sse_ the power to c?reme
i? capable of conferring tue same blessing upon inousand?
?.i ______ s taiflering?perfaap? dying'* therefore, these are ail
concerned to know that ibey ?.an t?e cure J. In tact, all are
concerned in the discovery oi any thing ihal ?ends to pro
mote the happiness of i tie human race; lor we are social
being?, and cannot suffer alone. Persons may doubt this
statement if t-n-y will, and go on and suffer aad die, 1 have
discharged a ?iuiy which 1 tell ?ocumbeot upon me in mak?
ing it known for the benefit of those wl.o cho?>?.e to believe
it And when I look ini>? toe past?upon those M?lit?ry ?layb
and j|?.*epl?j_j. in?hts?I thank God tbat I a?, a.- I am. And
I thank you, gentlemen, Uiat you have ina?le science minis?
ter 11111*? our infirmities, and f. for one, will proclaim the
fact. R??pectiully.
ANN UROWN, 473 Houston ?ireet.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, and tor expor?
tation, by A. B. SANDS A: CO., DruggLs.a and Chemists,
Granie building . No. ."73 Broadway, corner ?f Cnambers
s;reet, "*ew-?ork Sold alto by A. U. & D. Sand?, Drug?
gist?, Nos. 79 -nd ?00 Kullon ttreel; David Sauds k Co., So.
" East Broadway, corn.r of Market-street. Price SI?8
bottles lor $.V _ _ _nil tf
BOOTS A?Dl-TlO lu?^\~g?n?r?l~a?T*
s?ir?nent of MEN'S. BOYS'and YOU TUS'BOO TS
SHOES and BROliANS, viz: Men's boys' arid youth?
thick boot?, calf and kip, sewed ami pegged ; do met?. ? and
boys' thick aad kip bro_an> ; women's, ruis.es and chil?
dren' bootees, bttskinfc, slippers, 4tc. AUo, far cloth and
-?.let CAPS; fine silk and coney hats. All sold low for
.: -bor city dccep;auce., by the case or dozen. Country
merchants WOO Id do well 'o ?tall and examine at
GALE 4?. Co.'?, 2S0 P.arl street,
uo Am* under U. S. Hotel, N. Y. '
JOHN FELTHA?iAYholeaaJeandRetail
LEATHER,GLOVE AND MITTEN MANUKaC
t LTRER, No. 1C6 William street, New-York, lour door??
South of Pauon street.
Bu.kskin Saspenders,Shirts and Drawer?; Plane Forte
L'-aUier? Blatik and Colored Buckskins tor Saddlers.
Undressed Deer?' Skins bought, and Deers' Hair for sale.
o27 1m?_
]V"OTICE.-?Juat opened a fine assort
J. 1 ment of Plated Brass and Ja-aanned Bins
A fine assortment of Plated and Brass Stirrups
Do do do do Mamea
D?> do do do Ki_?l__
Do do do do Lamps
Do do EnglUb Bridles and Martingales
Do do Whalebone ItoseUes
Do do l?*ory Rings
Do do Silk and Woisled I-ace
Do do Springs, Axles, Hubs and Tcp
And Patent Leather
Do do Whips, Tacks, Web, ____ by
g!4lf _/NO. S. SUM M ERS. Zg Pearl st.
?pKUTON WATER.?Miller -fe Coates,
Vy Plcniber?*, 116 Grand street, 2 doors east of Broad?
way, fursich Tinr.fd, Lead, Compo-nioa and iron Pipes?
Pumps. Hydrant?, Fountains, Bath Tub?, kc and every
article c??nnecled wtill tbe use of Crot?n Water ia Dw__
liazs, Warehouses, and Manufactories. Orders for the in
roduction of water promptly execut??d. o!2 1m*
T'^^^?Kwml^^*\^F?e?it^? ex
isun? between the nndersigne?! tuider the firm of AN*
DEP_SON k WARD, in James City Couniv, Virginia, New
York and New-Jer?ey. is this day dissolved. Alldebts dae
said firm, and all claim? against the same will be ___humed
and seuled bv Kobert C. A. Ward, wbo will continue tbe
r.?c5i_es?_ of Wood Cutting, k.c -*s heretofore, on bis own
accotu?,.?Ne ?v-Yorlt. November 7?h. 1_42_
D. J ANDERSON,
nil lwDtilW* ROBERT C. A. WARD.
XT Richnioud Whig-tvill pleas?, ir?ert lw Daily and It
Weeklr and send bill to this ornee.
c
HEAP.?2CH) Horse Blankets for sale
very cheap at 272 Pearl-st o!4 2m
STOVES.
? none Buililini??. kc at the ?au tair 01 ib? American I0_y
We. Thev bave for >ears aood unrivall??- a? rei__?tbcir
uauty a_i ecoocniv. aod the decb?a 01 "ti? Judji?, as well
as ihe increasing ?remand for the article, ? confirmsuoi;
vnt._ ot^eu-$apir_r.ty at the pre?cl time over anvolbt!
rr?tove tx-fore t_e public. Our pattens? ?re rieb *__ v_r* _?<'?
to the parlor grates tlsrine the wis.er.
We have aL?o been able t0 complete a few ol'*'SH**.rA?D*>
?'ats-it Rr*vr.RB?r?u?r_as,**for p*rtor. with which tbe pub
. ,c can bow be ?erred without delay. This Sto** has at?*
tike-? the first piem-.um or the America ? IrtstitU- a? .>??
?>???t Strrve for parlors and offices exhibited at tbe Fair, al
tbougb the cotopeuti??n was greater tbaii on any pre??u?.
s' astoa Tbeir cottstructi-n ??extremely simple, atnl tbeu
-diciency ami economy undeniable. We hav?? only to *?t
he -mention at thone purchasing Smvesto iben? and v?< -.:
confident that th??y willl>eple.v?e.t. SHEPARD _ i*t?.
<?__> lm_.Non1-? Stove "??> are house. _i. W_ter-?t.
REAT ATTRACTION?Tho"sub
G
scriber, ?.sueces?or to L. V. BaoO-R, formerly ?iony:
*>u?ire??? at 2.V) WateT-slreel; ami th.? original Agent ?v
vending and .lellinsr I*T?iie_?<?r Ori*s P?ileoi Air-tight Slove
inthis City,' would r?>-.x ?-tiullv inform lhe public Ib-th1*
ft.-u? Ulker. 'ihr store No, 331 Water-street, two <i?>H> from
Beekmaa, where may be found a completi* ajooruuentof
iheabove _to**ea,"Be**"? ?tv!e, and at reduced prices. Over
F'tre Tbo__td of ?!*->e"Sto?? wert? ?old in lhe City o!
'"t'?-".??ti last season, and toiiiH to be lhe most eco_?*?t;ii__l in
*- >it?uii,pt:oa ot fue! "i any Steve heretofore inlr?o?.?ueed.
i'he** are re-onsmended particularly bv Phvsiciau.. tor
treating*twom?rforthe?etr; aiutpersonsartbet?*. wiib con
?iia'rtion .?-.av.-loumt i;nlat r.h.-i by lue o.?^ ?: tul? Stove.
be air pri>duce?l beins o? more men irmp-rraiutc ihaa can
; "-?i-t'.vbe prtxttK?? toy any oihtr Sieve new n?. rt*d to th**
.?ablic. A!n\ w ?eon's Air-tight Sto*--?? lor wood?abeauti
.-! art . ie; together, w.ih Bad-.*?;:'? Pnirni -xir-ughl coal
.?ve* d.-.i^ned for Stores Offices, UaUa and Parlor*?, ?
very ? heap ?>ti?i economical am?!?. A printed direction ae
'??tu an:;-? ail th<? above Stove*. Please .call ami ex-iuin*
? >?* yourselves before parcbasins . hewbere. Kccu?ltcll-e
nir?iv?.r. D. D. WENDhlL, N-- 31 Waier-st.
O?S? lm _d door hot- Berkuiao.
I'M PORTANT- 1NV ___. V1? N;~_'_&
i PATENT NOVELTY COOK STOVK.-Ths Stove
???'mbines ad theadvuii?_.s i?i* cooking io every varieiv,
?vnhout the usual objections u^ti?l other kinds til cooking
B paratas. The top is divide?! by patent plate? into from ?5
i) I boiling place, when used ?vilh one boiler, which
measur?s 40 gallons, it is u???iul tnr hmhim? purposes, large
washing, steaming, vegetable-*'" sciiMin. : -.?, kc; it :? _M>
' ttr-d to take on a 2 bl?L caldron, nil of wii>t?h add to its
?impliciiy in every respect Tlte oven is perfectas n
hrick oven, and is warranted m tall ca-e? t" ?utt lhe pur
? 'i-tser or the money will be refund?*?!. To '?Lo-e who have
?.?en them in use, an explanatkn*. i* unnecessary, aim they
only require to be examioetl u> convince any oue of their
l?-rieci simplicity and ini-oi.pamMe advkntaft?-?. S?-veml
? '..?al^rs. have sold tiieir SlOv?*s, repro-svuiiiif; ?It.-m tobe ih?>
\t;v.liy Mov.s atid IO avoid further impo?i'ioi>, ib?y will
)t*?soldin future ai the man?f_ctur.r*s e ; ilni-lunem,209
Water-street, only, where refere? ce will tw ? ?v<-n ?'? ? v.-r
? l-.?ht huniired i?er>ons v. ho have ihcm in .use j- 'his oty.
\!l utli- r kinds of Stoves at reduced pr?tes. FISK'-? r'love
EstablIt-hment. 209 Water-?- n4 lm
"tvt?tt,*_ \voui>cookim; ?tove.
_ 1 The subscriber.? orler this Preniiuai Wood C?oKi?f;
St-ve to the public, and request the attention ot tlj?vst- pur
cb-sblt! tt? ii a.? an .irticl. ol woVlbi ??( v-h'clt we have abun?
dant _?limoniais. They stand hJjebest in Ihe ibe m.irket us
a Cookir?* Siove lor wood. Ai\ the uieiikii? oeceskary in
culinary purpoae< are attached ??> Hum. They .ire ac
kii.itvled^ed to lie lhe best artie'e for cooking. with lhe ex
t .piion nf an open fire. The ovens for baking and roast."*?*
.vr equal ti?r these purpose, to a brick oven. It will be lor
lhe advantage ol tlrnse in want ol a sup< i ior urticl?- to rtye
U? n call MIEPAHD 4? CO.,
?29 lm Nott'sSlovlf Wnr?-bouse. .4, Water-street
PROF. ORR'S AIRT?-HT _TQVJE,
The uinleoiiiiied are the only agents lor vending and
nefimg lhe above article ,-' tin- City oC New-Ynrh. Ol their
utility and superior excellence certiiii-ates tr-mi p*.npns of
lhe first respectability may be s?-en at the .?tore. We guar
ititee against any explosions ?I*pot up nec?ntlng to our
d;r??clioiis. We have also an iuiprovi'd Airti^lit Stove.
I. III!.I..
1)4 3m S^K- FRAZIER. 2.5? Water .?rret.
P? RL< ) R~STb V ES?? ?wt.??R. D.
Hc?_ROY, N<?. 111. Beekman street, near Water-st.,
manuract-rei and has on hand a superior asMirtment of Par?
lo- Stove?, call?-d the Philadelphia Badlaiors, which were
invented by ihe celebrated J.-in?. Gleason, of Pbilailelphja,
-.nid the demand In that ci'v and ihe Suite if iVnn.svlvin a,
for the last three or four years, is wuh >ul<i parallel m this
C untry. and thev were intro?luce?l iu ihiscity last year with
i qunl success, which pr?ives them to he the nio?t "Mili?facu)ry
article ever introduced Into a parlor, taking I??? ihan had
the fuel ol a grate, tnd are free f-?*m dust.
He has ?ix sizes of them, suitable fit. almoit any situation.
l'h<- folio wlni; are only a fewof du-f that bave U.i'diiiein
in New.York and vicimtv, ant cuu O?- ?jive?' ns relercnce:
"tfartln Van Buren, Kmderhook, New York.
J. J. Coititin?,toii. No. 12 Boial -te?.'., "
Major J. Beuedic-, 301 Heury-sf.ee*, "
N. L Griswol'l.78 Chani^ers-sireet, "
Mr. Mitchell, 105 ".Varren-sueat, "
S -111111-1 Williams, 111 W.iwriey place, "
John De?<rtw, 1 Slnne-slifti, "
J. T. Norria, II? Ea?t Broadway, "
Ale??rs. Harr-dcn It Co.. 3 Wallstreet, "
" Lyon it Co , 60 Liberty ?ireet, "
Maltby k Starr. 147 Wat?r Street;
Brauihall, Aherneihy k Coilh ?,3. Nas.-au street, N. Y.
L. I?. ?A'Mo.in; ?7 Prospect-street, Brooklyn.
Beij J. Cahome, IP'J Hi-nry-Htreei, "
Edward A. Bi-?-n, 2Hi Peai!--treet,
D. Perkins,?. II?. nrystrrt-i, ??
II?bas al*n eu band a general supply of die most ap
preved Cooking-toves; also, Airtight Stoves ol the most
a.-?'.iroved kind, ?ikI at reduced prie??. nil lm
EFEC?TO?_noF~JT{fc. L?VETT--"
Every invalid should read and reflect, if they ?lesir*?
a i--(oration to health ?I v-niare to -llirm, say; at? etnin
i -nt writer thai the t?*nind source ol heal hand disease li con
m-cted with ihe oatnral or disordered lunciionol the liver,
ant that every clirnnic or lingering illnevs nri?t-s IVnm .n<
d> feet tlier?-. Cbronic Hepatitis tfce mo.?t Ireqiient form ofXhe
ri -?-as in ilii? country, Is slow iu its progress ivestace?. Th<
m .au of attack will be lor year% sufleruig linger It, under
Riining iniluence, and yet no real disease will ind?cale?, the
pa i-nt thealarinfDg i-iaie under which he Is laborini? ; an?/
trausient IfldL?position \,o impute?, to a diflerentcitUM*, never
to ;if cling thai lhe liver being affi cltrd i.? ihe 1.? i- -_? source
of these djstttrb*- sensations ; thus intsh ?1, it 1? not in bis
power to take the necessary pr?cautions io *?uar?i against
ili ? insiiliou? enemy to h s repis..*. Tbe symptoms of tin?
nt -ea?e are often slight and leit for a considera hie time,
?ii rb as fulness after meal.? accompanied by oppression, a
fei ling of vacuity at the pit of the stomach, the mind in
men irritable? memory defective, Incapacity for tnentttl
ei-rtion prevails, the appetite become* v?,*ia!,i?-. tongue
lurred, mouth clammy, taste vitiated, slipbl noise causes it
sr.irf, tleep distarbed wuh frigblfal ?freani?, ocr.a..?':.-iolly an
ob u.?e pain in the r ghl side, extending to the l??p of th??
shoulder, cramp or spasms is often experienced, -ml per ?
oiis twitching of tbe muscles and aching pain of the limb,
nervous or sick headache is generally caused by ?L It ol
ten appears in the form cf -song*. ash?h-ia, kc an dkea'.e??'
.f'ate of lhe liver, either by sympathy or preasur? induces a
if'T.nireinent ot the functions of the lungs and occasion-,
th??e disorder?. By changiug the morbid state of the liver,
the irritaliou of the luni. immediately giv?*s way. *I l"
I v?-r is indeed connection, primarily or secondarily, ?scans"
or effect, with various disc as ? s of the he-d as well as ?Aber
pft_ ot the lyttetn.
From diese view?, then, there can bo no doubt that the
disorders ol the liver aie of lhe first imj-tirutuc?-, and every
effort is<?d to rpm???ly ibero should he conduele?! on rational
p inciple ?, aud by timely and efficient attention and i be
use of tbe most proper medicines, many very serious cep>?**
f?:ierice6may be prevent???!, wbicb too often are email?*?, no
tue constitution by procrastinaUon.
As a remedy peculiarly adapted to lb? cure of liver alT>r
n"i?, Dr. Starkweather's Hepatic Elixir has proved to !.*
the most jjotent ami r-fficaciou?, and every day'a etperi'iic
i .iit:.-mt more positivelv tin? assertiiin. It i* ??andidly be?
lieved that no preparation bas ever been before the public
that ha* met with such unexampled approba?on from?h
itiigur-betl sources, iPslin^'Uisheo judge?, and gr-letul pa
tirfitsastbi-? medicine, and a greater amount .f_o_.nag
tu? been mitigate?! and more cares permanently eflecte?!
by it than any oilier medicine extant.
So conhdeut is the proprietor of, its curalive propeilies m
every c"_*?,thai w?ien tbe medicine is used according to In?
directions ?tnd the _-tiK-'it u not ?alished or convinced, after
Using one bottle, that it has nroduced a beneficial ?tOect, his
agents ar?* autb-rued to refund die money paid for it on re?
turn ?if ihe emptv boiUe.
For-sl" by CHARLES DYER, Jr., General Agtnl for
the Unite;! States, 42 We<*tmin?ter ?t Providence, li. L
Sold at whole>a!e and retail by the ?jenfs, A. B ?It D.
S -NDS. Druggists,So. 79 Pu|ion-.f. ?orner ol Oold-?!. arid
No. 100 Fulton St. AI?omiI?! by David 'Jane's 3. Co. No. TT
East Broadway, corner of Marke: ?treet ; Abruham ?.
Sands it. Ca No. 1*73 Broadway, Granite iluil'-Uigs, comer
-..''Chambers stre?*t. _nil. Im
HOWARD HOUSE, ?o.~70 Walnut
street, Philadelphia. Thi? new boUding has been
bamtsomely furaUhed, wuh lhe view ot a?i?_.i-no<i uns.
gendemen iraveliuif with lad?<*s particularly, and _? such
will be found ?nioymg allihe advantage?, ?f location tut well
at conveniences. Visiter.? can be -ic.t. ?nnodaied t?y the
?n-le day or week- Inl 2w] S. KWBETSER.
M FOR ?ALfc. OR TO LKT?A hand
some ibre?-*-tUoTy House ia Niuei-*entlvi*reet, near
tbe Eighth Avenue, nearly new, aud pleasantly situated.
Terms very favorable. Inqaire of WM. J. ROOMK,
ni ?"w* corner of 8ih Avenu?- ?nd 21?t sireet.
M ROOM.*. TO LET CHEAP.--.- _v
eral comfortable and desirable Ro?ms aie to let, at
the low price of St per week, suitable for gentlemen'?
?.?teping apar?a ems, at No. 304 Broadway. Apply on lhe
premises, or at E. BLOOMER'S Hat Store,
h I 2w*" T79 Broadway.
FOR SALE~?R~TCTLEASE?The
,. -__-itii?cr.ber offen? his Maosion Hoiuve and Oroutws at
h i nabeln Por?, New Jersey, *'?*t sale, or to let l<?r?*neor
more years. Tbe propeny consbu of a g?**_d ?Lt**d ?iKelern
built boose, finished ia the tieate-l manner with anrt?:
man?es, kc. and a good dry cellar, with kite hen and w?o<*
hou5e attached to the boose; an excellent wed of water tod
Urge filu-riog rislern with pumps in each; a g*?a oatr.ani
out-houses, all nearly new, and in complete repair. The
?round coBsists of about one acre enctosed ^ "??2S
?enees, and laid oui in fruit J?''.**^*h*^'*re"^*leTd
wiih ihe choic-t fruit from Prince-* andI other nurjer.,<*cx
EX s-"t?? deli?*-/?? pru-?jeciot hulea id?nd, tbe
<c?nd andadlacentcnuutry. The ,rnmmunt?t-on with
N__-York i# very eiiry ami fr?r?.oe?t? '.b??-eat_boi,Uoif the
Fl__?_ Port and N-w York Ferry ?ompanv running six
am? a day u? an. fmm ibe citf; an?l thv pwt_g?. nr-y be
made by the New Jersey foilroad lour or fire UiB- ?a?*b
ilay. Pos-?ion given i-rraedbvcelr. For'fn*ri*??rp_"rT{c'.
i?'? enao.re at No. S33 Pearl street.or on lhe premise*,
"?eodtf THOMAS R. WOOD.
