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ODE.By H. T. Tuckermax.
W-ittea for tlx Ani.iv?*T?nrv of the American Ii.stitute.
When Hum:in Thought, inspired by Lore,
Through Nature's deep arcana flies,
A holy sanction from above
With glory crowns the high emprize,
Creation thus benignly yields
To man her laws and treasures still?
The heaving main, the starry fields
Are vassals of his earnest will.
Then is redeemed Earth's weary lot,
Exalted Labor'? manly heart,
And Toil's long bitterness forgot,
In triumphs of immortal Art!
Her summons from the quarry's bed,
Calls up the Statue's form sublime,
Or bids the Press exulting spread
Truth's sacred light through every clime.
O'er Matter's vast and wild domain,
The conquests of the dauntless Mind
Have felt red Passion's lawless reign,
And all Life's dements refined.
Blest Science! let thy sceptre wave,
A wand of peace o'er land and sea,
To "uard new laurels for the brave,
And set the world's pule bondmen free !
The hues of flowers that bloom to die,
The boundless riches of the mine,
The fickle breezes of the sky,
And gems that pave the deep, uro thine!
Thou dost the river boldly guide
For leagues, beneath rock, vale and mount,
From its calm birth-place turned aside,
To gush?a city's sparkling fount!
Thou canst transform the vapory cloud
To wings that air and ocean cleave,
And from an insect's fragile shroud,
The robe for peerless Beauty weave!
The course, while yet enslaved to kings,
The monuments of old proclaim ;
To-day, a nobler harvest brings?
Art's trophies won in Freedom's name !
Mexico?Sandwich Islands.?By tho arrival
of tho schooner Juanita at New-Orleans from
Vera Cruz, files of papers have been received to
the 2d lost. They communicate the important
intelligence that legitimate authority had been re?
established in the Sandwich Islands. This event
occurred soon after the arrival at Honololu, on
the 26th of July last, of H. B. M. ship Dublin,
Admiral Thomas, who immediately annulled
every thing that Lord Paulet had done?estab?
lished the authority of King Kamehameha III.?
On the 31st of July the Hawaian flag was dis?
played, and was saluted with 21 guns by the forts
of Honololu, and by the Dublin, Carysfort and
Hay ward,an well as the American frigate Constel?
lation ; this measure having been consummated
on that day, by articles of agreement between
Her Majesty and King Kamehameha III. under
the respective seals of the signers.
Tho Hazard, British man-of-war, arrived at
San Bias from the Sandwich Islands on the 9th, j
with despatches from Admiral Thomas, bringing J
the important intelligence of the islands being de?
livery up, on the 31st July, to their native King ;
but they were, unfortunately, a day too late to be
forwarded by the Great Western.
The Hazard brought a report of tilings being
again unsettled in China, and that the British
force was to be sent from Hong Kong to the
Northward. Not authentic.
At a magnificent ball given at the Presidential
Palace in Mexico, on the 22d ult. in celebration
of tho Anniversary of the Victory of Tampico
over the Spaniards. Among the trophies was an
English flag which had been taken from the Tex
ians. The British Charge d'Affaires who was
present at tho ball, became indignant at beholding
the British standard in the midst of these eviden?
ces of Mexican triumphs; and insisted upon its
. being removed. His request not beiug immedi?
ately complied with, he left the ball-room, followed
by every Englishman present.
We hope, says the Courrier Francois, that this
incident, which, doubtless arose from Borne mis?
take, will not be attended by any serious conse?
quences.
In Mexico, the elections thus far for Congress
have resulted somewhat unfavorably to Santa
Ana. There are three candidates for the Presi?
dency, viz: Francisco Elorh'ga, Juan Ignacio
Godoy, and Manuel Rineore. Whether they
will run in opposition to. Santa Ana, wo do not
learn.
The various conductas sent from Mexico and
and San Louis Potosi to Vera Cruz and Santa
Ana de Tamaulipas, ia, by a decree of tho Presi?
dent, positively fixed, without any delay whatev?
er, for every fourth month, that is, on the first of
January, first of March, and first of September.
By another decree, all sums of money sent
from the interior to tho different ports in Mexico,
are subjected to duties of circulation and importa?
tion, whether destined to leave the country or
not. This decree virtually abolishes a former or?
dinance prescribing a fixed duty of lour per cent,
on the circulation, and six per cent, on the ex?
portation of money.
General Santa Ana was reported ill of the in?
fluenza, or grippe, on tho 16th ult. The Sieglo
contradicts the rumor of lite decease of General
Paredes.
From the Rochester Daily Democrat.
Thb Famous Copper Rock.?Tho scientific
reader is familiar with the history of the famous
Copper Rock of Lake Superior. It is a vast mass
of solid copper, weighing not less than 6000 lbs.
and was discovered, many years since, lying in
the bed of the OcUnagon River, entirely isolated.
The spot where it has rested, probably for ages,
is some twenty miles from the Lake. "The river
is navigable for a flat about ten miles, and it has
heretofore been deemed impossible to transport
the vast mass from the sjxit where it was discov
ercd to the point where it could be shipped; but
some two years ago a plan was adopted by which
it was hoped its removal could be effected,
Mr. Asher?lor many years a resident at Sault
St. Marie, a fat, jolly Indian trader, and a true
Whig?while representing his constituents in the
Legislature of Michigan, informed us of his plan,
and we perceive that, in company with Mr. El
dred, an enterprising merchant of Detroit, he has
put the plan into execution. For the purpose ol
transporting the mass to navigable water, a huge
car, placed upon a moveablo railroad, was bukt,
and by patient labor it was gradually advanced,
until it reached deep water, where it was placed
on a flat, and easily floated down to the lake shore.
These gentlemen designed to ship it to New
York. Had they succeeded, it would have been
a fortune to them as a mere curiosity. But gov?
ernment interfered! Although they had purcha?
sed the rock from the Indians in whose territory
it was found, the government agent claimed its
possession?denying the power of the Indians to
dispose of it.
As this claim was not set up until the great la?
bor of transporting it to the shore of the lake was
effected, the agent offered to fully compensate the
enterprising gentlemen by whom it had bocn re?
moved, for their trouble. This was hard, but
there was no alternative. They had to quietly
submit, and see the fruit of their labors borne oil
by the government agent to tire Sault, whence it
has been shipped on board of a revenue cutter.
It will be immediately forwarded to Washing?
ton, and be placed in the National institute,
where it will remain for all coming time, we hope,
as one of the greatest curiosities of the age.
The Indians have revealor] to Mr. Ashman
where anothcrrock, but not of equal weight, may
be found. It had been discovered ages before,
and hid?its location being kept a profound secret
until civilization had dissipated the superstition
connected with it. Whether Mr. A., after this
interference of government, will reveal his know?
ledge of it, is doubtful.
rvj, a;j_] owe it to the affi cted to inform too uiat in
S?$?l 4a, aSacked, by a very "olen^cold, caused hy
orking in the water, which ^W^^JSSd sides acd
...a k? a ????? o-vere i?ain m my r>rea?t a.ia siu?, a..o
DR- WISTAR'S
B&t&AM OF WILD CHERRY.
133 Fulton-Street.
TMPORTANT CAUTION.?The Public sbovid
rb^ifnrinYoi it is Dr. WISTAR'S BALSAM OF
WILD CHERRY that performs those remarkable cures
which are published in erery part of the country. ar;d not ?M
?iticles of similar name that ar* occasionally pulled into t in
porary notice. Those may be good-but we know nottnng
about them. , frti
QCr Let bvxrt Ma*, Woma* a*d Child read the lot
lowing, and if that do-s not satisfy all of the great virtuesi ol
this Medicine, let them go to 126 Fulton-.tree;, and see ...
OBlOiaaJL?With imro^rvai other ^limouial.? 'Hik-cnar ico,r.
Wat CRViLLK, pnHda Co. N,Y-)-Septg15,IMS.
De*
Jan
n tdic. '..I n, our village. But after exh lusting their skill to
So avail, they pronounced my^uuease a confirmed cos
?t-MPiiov: and they one and all gave mt up to die. After
much persuasion, I sot the cons-nt of nay Physician to use
the Balsam of Wild Cherry, prepared by Dr. \\ istar.. I pur
chaaed of t:.~ Agent in our place one bottlej before usin;: halt
of winch 1 b^an to s-titi strength, and it was very evident
my cough was much belter and my symptoms in every way
improving, [havenow." used three bottles, and am restored
to perfect health. This result is alon- owing to-theuse.oi
Dr. Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry; and I take tin
method of giving you the information, parti} to pay the debt
of gratitude I owe you, and partly that others similarly
aiBh ted may know where to a;>; ly for relief.
Very truly yours, JAMES SAGE.
MR. PALMER, Druggist, ander date ofWatervilii . Sei t
21. sr.jx writ- i?The statement given you by Mr. Jonas i>>*>
is well known to be true by this whole, community. It cer*
lainly.avas amtot remarkable cure Thesalepf the Balsam
is very good; and success in cures truly flattering.
V. a i, jpectfully, D. D. PALMER.
Let the afflicted call and see our certificates. They prove
conclusively that riir.v can hk cured if they get the sjcAt
medicine. Be sore and get*'Dr. Wistar's Balsam os Wild
Cherry.'1 Beware of imitations.
This Balsam cures all affections of the lungs and liver, such
as bleeding of the lungs, bronchitis, asthma of 10 or 20 years
standing, croup, obstinate pain in the chest, side, ice. _
r Sold ONLY by ISAAC BUTTS, 1?5 KL'L I ON.
corner of Nassau?Dt.\t-r, Albany, Gorham, New-Haven;
E. W. Bull. Hartford; and by agents throughout the North?
ern and Eastern States.
A medical treatise to be had gratis,asaboye. o!6 lm
WHAT MEDICINE CAN COMPARE WITH
PETERS' LNESTJMABLE PILLS. AND
MEDICATED EOZEJVOES!
PETERS' VEGETABLE PILLS have now
b-.n in wv lal us- more than ten years, and the public,
taught thair value by experience of their wonderful curative
properties, have accorded to them a celebnty unparalleled in
the history of medical science in this or any other country.?
Testimonials of cures from .-very quarter of the Union, and
from individuals inevery condition of life, are their creden?
tials, and unless thousands of respectable m*ii have volun?
tarily entered into a conspiracy to deceive their fellow citi?
zens, these preparations act upon the human system in a man?
ner little short of miraculous.
We are told by a certain class of empiric*, who utider
stand nothing of the functions of the vital organs, and are
ignorant, probably, of their relative positions, thar medicine
acts immediately.upon the blood: as if it could pass into
the veins without the necessary digestive process which all
digestible matter which enters into the stomach must undergo
PETERS' VEGETABLE PILLS and CATHARTIC
LOZENGES do indeed PURIFY THE BLOOD, but it is
by purifying the chyle, bile, and all other fluids from which
blood ii generated. In all cases of dyspepsja, cholicjaundice,
flatulence, heart-burni diseases peculiai to females, diarrhoea?
in short, in all complaints or affections of the stomach, liver
or intestines, they will effect a cure whkn all other medi?
cines have kail i.d. Of this we have ample proofs to ex?
hibit to all who wish to investierte, them.
PETERS' COUGH LOZENGES; by their superior
efficacy, have distanced all competition. 'I he aggregate of
all the cough nostrums sol : in :he country does not equal the
sale of this single preparation. All pulmonary complaints
that are not beyond the reach of remedy, yield to Peters'
Cough Lozenges.
PETERS' WORM LOZENGES are found such an in
fallible cure for wonns, that Parents flock from far and near
to pbt tin them foi their suffering offspring,. These Lozenges,
although they destroy and expel worms with electric rapidity,
may be taken with perfect satetv by the most delicate infant.
The wonderful properties of PETERS' VEGETABLE
PLASTERS, in curing the rheumatism, strengthening the
back, removing pains fiona the leiux, side and bieast, are the
consraiit theme of all who have tried them.
THE HON. MARTIN VAN BUREN, Ex-President of
the C'uited States, with a host of .Members of Congress, many
of the Foreign Ministers, and hundreds of Clergymen and
Physicians, are among, the warm advocate* and constant
pro ions of the above inestimable preparations. Principal
Office 126 Fulton, corner of Nassan-st. s22 lm
T AHIESr^O N'T USE COMMON CHALK*
JL-i It looks bad; it injure* the skill and makes it look yellow.
Try Bourard's Spanish Lily White: it itives the face or neck
a pure, lilV-like, alabaster whiteness. So!d at the sign of the
American Eagle, 8? Chatham-street, N*. Y.; 130 Fulton-street,
Brooklyn; 2i3 Bioad-stie>-t. Newark; 8 State-street, Boston; 3
Ledger Buildings, Philadelphia; 207 King-street, Charleston,
S- C._ol7Jni_
LADIES WITH HAIRY LLPS OR FACE?
Use Bonrard's Uprooting Powder. It takes every parti?
cle of h-iir off where it is applied, and, instead of injuring,
really improves the skiii. leaving it smootli, soft and white
Sold at the sign of the American Eagl?} 82 Chatham street,
N. Y- Lookout! Beware of counter eits ! Buy onlv here!
Be careful! Srld also at 8 State-street, Bostou; i Ledger
Buildings, Philadelphia; 207 King-Jtreeti Charles.on. S. C.
_ol7 irn
ASTOUNDING CHEMICAL DISCOVERY.?
In IC3T>. by the celebrated M. Vesprini, the Italian Physi?
cian, who discovered tint certain Italian herbs had the most
mighty nowei in curing
DISEASES AND ERUPTIONS OF THE SKIN,
such as Salt Rheum, Scurvy. Eresipilas, disfigurements, such
a* Freckles, Pimples, Tan, VJorpheW, ice.
TO CHANGE DARK OR YELLOW TO A FINE,
HEALTHY CLEARNESS.
Many persons hardly believe this, yet it is strictly true. M.
Vesprini made this in the form of a beautiful piece of Soap,
which he called the Italian Chemical Soap. This also cures
the bit** oi insects, and
HEALS CHAPPED OR TENDER FLESH,
CURES OLD SORES, ULCERS, etc.
Sold wholesale and retail only at the sign of the American
Eagle; 821 Chatham-street, N. Y., or 139 Fulton-street; Brook?
lyn; 8 State-street, Boston; 3 Ledger Building. Philadelphia;
207 King-street, Charleston, S. C. Be very particular and bin
no where else, miud ! ol7 lin
CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED ?Of~?i I
remedies now known, there is but one that caD be relied
on for the cure ofthat' terror *o the human race'?Consump?
tion '. That renu-dy is ' Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup.'
Is has succeeded in cases where, every thing else ins failed,
and it will generally succeed in curing every caseofConsump?
tion where the following things are attended to, viz : a fair
trial, perseverance, and a strict conformity to the directions.
In order that this may not be considered mere asseition, u?
supported by facts, the reader is referred to a pamphlet, pub?
lished bv die proprietor, which can be obtained gratis :'t
nnv of his offices, in which"can be found a nurabei of cases
substantiating the truth of tltis assertion. Also, may be seen
at his office anumber of certificates which have never yet been
published, where individuals have been cured of Consumption
after having been giveu up by their Physician and friends. It
may not be amiss to state the reason of the ?reat success of the
Pulmonic Syrup. It is the most powerful purifier of the sw
rem known ; it operates by assistiuguature to expel tlie disease
from the Luusjs, Stomach and Liver. Where there is hectic
fever, night sweats, constiiiation, all usual symptoms of Con?
sumption, the use of the Syrup removes the fever si , s tin
night sweats, and regulates the action of Me- bowels, making
them healthy and natural. It soothes a' d ripens the dise.is ?
of the Luhes, and then expels it in the form of expectorated
matter; and it is truly astonishing what quantities of corrup?
tion i? expectorated bv patients generally, w ho have taken the
Pulmonic Syrup; and this continues until all disease of the
Luuns is removed, and the patient finds to his joy that he is
restored to health.
Prepared by J, H. Scheuck, and lor sale at his principal of
fic< s, No. 32 South Sixth-street, '>ne door below the comer of
Chftsnut; and at his Laboratory, No. 121 Race-street, Phila
dt lidiia. Also, for sale at Courll iud-street, onedoor below
the corner of Greenwich, N. Y.?the ouly place in this city
where the Kenuiue cau be had. Also, 3S9 Washington-street,
Boston; No. 16Broadway, Albauv, N. Y.
The above Offices are exclusively for the sale of Pulmonic
gyrup. o!9im* j. H. SCHENCK.
\\TM. BROWN'S COMPOUND BON ES KT
? CANDY, MEDICATED,?Within a few months 23,
yW pounds have lv.-n sold of this celebrated Cough remedy.?
It is uo quack medicine,as its ingredients are known to all
tliat mak?) use of it.thev being loeutioned in the direction,
n\ Inch are Bone>et Herb, Elecam|>ane Root. K.?ot ofS*iuills,
Root of Liquorice, Seueca Snake Koot, and many other roots
and herbs known to be good for Coughs, Colds. Phthisic,Bron
chetis, Whooping Cough, uad all disease* of the Lungs, Sore
throat. Also, it is in extensive use for clearing the voice for
Vocalists and Public Speakers. This Medicated Candy Ins
rained a great reputation for curing the above complaints. In
consequence of its extensive sale, it ins caused many base
counterfeits to be offered to the public, in COnsequenCr of
which the proprietor has his name stami>ed on the candy; also
a direction will accompany the candy. w hen purchased at the
Druggists.
Ke-r sale only in Boston bv Wm. Brown, LSI Washington
Street. In New-York by A. B. & D. Sands, No. 79 Fulton
street.c77 East Broadway, Broadway. ol* Im
TO STUDENTS,
|_ PAUR'S LIFE PILLS.
SI l Di.N 1 S, persons accustomed to the desk or
or the Cbunting-h6use.andaUthosewhoseoccupations ut
! sedentary, being deprived of the benefit of muscular exercise
and change ?.t air frequentlyaaffer from constipation,dimness
ot sight, and head-ache. Parr's Lift Pills, taken on osing iu
chemproinS, agreeably to the direcii ms given, will improve
the it;;ht. obviate occasional stupor, and sueegthen tlie
memory.
As a family medicine it is all powerful in removing bilious
and other complaints arising from the derangement of the ali?
mentary ducts, and iu purifying the blood.
Sold retail by all the most respectable Druggists in New
York, in boxes, Mi and 2o cents each, and wholesale by Thos.
Kobi its J* Co., 304 Broadw.iv. and bv the t\o]. ,w :::t
COUNTRY AGENTS.
Albany?George Dexter.
Baltimore?G. E. Tyler.
Bordeuto?vn, N. J.?Thos, T. Blevler.
Boston?Wholesale and retail by Frederic Brown, dni?ii>:
No. GS Washington-screet, the a^e^cy of Gev>:}:e Roberts h-.v
iu^beeii withdrawn.
Can.'da? Wholesale and retail by All red Savage i: Co. chem?
ists and druggists, near the Court House. Montreal; and by
retail agents throughout C inada, Eist and West.
Charleston, S.C.?A. Alexander.
Cucinnati. Ohio?C. S. Burdsall.
Lock] or-.. N Y.-L. B. Canwell.
Louuville, Ky ?J. S. Morns Co.
Mobile, Ala.?Messrs. Moslev.
Montgomerv, Ala.?T. B. Coster.
Moms, N. J.-L. F.Bailev.
Newburgh. N. Y.?John R. Gnarham.
Newaik, N. J.-E. K. T.Wiltiams.
New-Oileans, La.?A. Oliver & Co.
Nyack?Arariah Ross it Son*.
Paterson. N. J.?t'harles Inglis.
Peekskill?Samuel Ingersoll.
Philadelphia-Wholesale and retail at the General Axmcv
for Pennsylvania. Fitl-r ? Drug and Chemical store, coru? ol
Second aua beaver streets, Keruiugtoa.
Pokeepsie? B. TriTett :t Son.
Richmond, Vs.?A. Duval & Co.
Rochesterj N. Y.?E. Tons? y.
Saratoga Springs? E. J. Hulingr.
Tallahassee, Ft?B. C. Lewis.
Tarrvtowii?Jacob Odell.
Troy?I harle? Heinastreet.
Vicksburgh, .V.:.v. ?Morris F.macart.
Washitagton, D. C?Mich. Delany.
And at Morton'? "Medical Warehouse," Halifax. Nova
Scotia-_>_ sTT lm
MADDER?24 casks prime Ombros. for sale bv
GRIN NELL, MIN TURN & CO.
018 7? South stieec
g. MORNING LINE?For Albany and
^Trflrsr 'TVor. und intermediate landinea. From the
??; iiw,r&r1sc*T' '? : Barclav-atr??el. The new low-pressure
tUmboat EMPIRE, Cap:. S. R. Roe,leaves THIS MORN?
ING at" o'clock.. .
The newlow-rreasnreSteamer TROY. Capt. Gornam, will
**ve TO-MORROW MORNING, at 7 o'clock.
r or passage, apply to F. B. Hall, at the.Office, foot oi
3 arclav-street, >r on Boaid.
Notice-?All Goods freight, Baggaae, Bank Bill". Si<ea<
? r aav otiier.kind of Property, tak-n, shipped, or put on board
bis Boat, must be at the n.?k of the owners of such Goods,
freight; Baggae>, Sc._
i-JPEOPLE'S LINE OF STEAM?
BOATS KOR ALBAN V. EAILY, Sundays
?xe-ptad, THROUGH DIRECT ,ai So'ch ck
P. M., From the Steamboat Pier between Conrtland and Lid
?*rty street/.
Steamboat KNICKERBOCKER. Capt. A. P. St. John,
?rill leave Monday, Wednesday andP nday, o'clock. P. M.
At 5 o'clock?Landing at intermediate places.
Steamboat SOUTH AMERICA, <>:>t. L. W. Brainard,
rill leave Monday, Wednesday and I-nday evenings, at 5
o'clock.
qaftsrr. ?NEW ARRANGEMENT.-Fare
i^S3ot^^jand Freight reduced.?New York and Boston
ItsjrHrlBHtf-?"** Line, via No; w ich and Worcester^
-rum Pier No. I North River.f?ot of Battery place, DAILY,
Sundays excepted, at ii o'clock P. M.
The Line is composed of the following splendid steamers,
'WORCESTER, Capt. Vanderbilt.
CLEOPATRA. Capt. j. K. Di sta.n.
NEW H A VE N, Capt: Lefevre.
Th* NEW-HAVEN, on Mondays, Wednesdays ".cd Fri
TTie CLEOPATRA, on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satut
days._i_
v fr3*? * STATEN ISLAND FERRY, tool
U^^g efWhjtehall-st.?The steamboats STAT
EN ISLANDER will lexve New York
ind Staten Island on and after October 2, as follows, until
further notice :
Leave New York 9?11?2-31?5!.
Staten Island 8?10?1?2i? 5.
All freight shipped is required to be particularly marked,
and is at the risk of the owner thereof._s30__
ELIZABKTil-Pt 'KT" AND NEW
__?3YORK FERRY COMPANY.?Wi.vrer
fP^ygriKi^ Arrangement.? Fare 121 Cents.
The Steamboats WATER-WITI H and I !NDERELLA
ply daily from Elizabeth-Port to New-York, touching at New
Brighton and Port-Richmond, each trip, as follows:
On and after the22ddayof October, 1213,
Leave Elizabeth-Port:
At 71 and 101 o'clock A. M.
At l and o'clock. P. M.
Leave New-York:
At 81 and 101 o'clock A.M.
At 11 and 1 o'clock, P. M
On Si ndav. [ On Stndat,
A t 8 o'clock A. M. and 3 P. M. I At 10 o'clock a. .M.and 15 PM
N. B.?Passengers for Westfield, Scotch Plains, Plainfield,
Bound-Brook, Somerville, Easton and Schooley'sMountain.
, by the Elizabeth-town and Somerville Railroad Cars, will
i leave New-York in the 81 o'clock boat in the morning, and in
the ii and i o'clock boats in the afternoon.
Pass?uireis from the Bt o'clock boat will leave Somerville in
; stages for Easton aud for Schooley's Mountain on the arrival
j of the cars at Somerville.
The Horse Car will leave the front of the Union Hotel qnai
! ter of an hour previous tr> the departure of each boat,
i All baneatte at flic risk of its owner. o23
MOB EtIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD.
?NEW-YORK, NEWARK AND MORRIS
TOWN.
summer arraivo ement.
Leave New-York i Leave Newark | Leave Morristown
A. M
8 o'clock A. M
P. M.
9 o'clock A. M 71 o'clock A. M.
5 " P. M [ 21 " P. M.
P*r.<:*ntre-3 by the morning train to Morristown arrive there
bylOl o'clock, when stage* will lie in readiness to convey them
: i Schooley's Mountain, Washington. Belvidsre and Easton;
slso to Stanhope, Sparta, Newtowm Millford and Owego.
Passengers from Morristown w ill arrive hi nme to take the
morning and evening tiains from New i ork for Philadelphia.
N. B.?By an arrangement just made the cars on this rou\
run direct to and from Jersey City in connection with the
trains of th- New Jersey Railroad of the same hour, thereby
avoiding any change ,,f passengers or baggage as formerly.
The M. it E. Railroad having recendy.been relaid with the
eavi it II rail, is now in complete running order, and offers
one of the most attractive and picturesque excursions tn tl>?
vicinity, as well as a commodious and expeditious conveyance
between New York and Morristowii for passengersand freight,
which will be taken on the most reasonable terms. Office at
the foot of Courtlaudtstreet, wheieau agent will always be in
attendance. .....
RATES OF COMMUTATION PER ANNUM.
Newark to Morristown.
" Madison and Chatham.|W>
', Summit.f^5
" Milleville.*10
M Orange. S25
jelO tf IRA DODD. Superintendant.
?ite^DRAFTS ON ENGLAND, [RE
BgSSJSSS) LAND, kc ?Persons about remitting mon
?..^KXtoey to their friends in ?iie ' Old Country*'can
tygayj? be supplied with Drafts in sums of ?1. ?2.
?3, ?'.>. ?10, ?20. ?;>0, Ol any amount, paya?
ble on demand, without discount or anv other charge, at the
National Bmk of Ireland, Provincial Bank, do., Me>?<rs. Jas.
h?11, Son icCo., Bvukers, London. I.Barned&Co.. Exchange
and Discount Bank. Liverpool, Eastern Bank of Scotland,
Greenock Banking Company. Sir William Forbes, Hunter At
Co . Scotland, mid the branches in ev-ry post town through?
out England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales, which Diafts will
be forwarded by the steamer I1IBERNI A. which sails from
Boston on the 1st of November, by applying to
W.& J T. TAPSCOTT.
At their General Passage Office, rs Peck slip, cor. South-st.
N. B.? \ll letters fioiii the country must cmie post paid. o21
"ifcf Ii EG ? LAR LINE OF PACK ETS fi>r Lon
/VtO don.?Packet of 1st November.?The splendid well
uSaMafckuown f-.st sailing and favorite packet snip VICf O
Rl V. Capt. Knight, will sail positively as above, her regular
day. This e egant packet lias accommodations for Cabin, >ec
oiid Cabin and steerage passengers that cannot fail to gi ve every
necessary comfort, and those about visiting the Old Country
would do well to make &? plication as soon as possible to
o21 W. &.J. T. TAPS! OTT, U IVck slip, cor. Soiitbj^
"GENUINE' TEAS,
W H () L ESA L E AND R ETA IL.
THE CANTON TEA COMPANY have just
completed very extensive arrangements for the approaching
fall trade. If these they have been eminently successful, and
their well known superior judgement and ample resources have
been most fully devoted to the interests ol their patrons. In?
deed, their entire regard to the rights of tli.-ir customers is too
generally known to need comment, (the misrepresentations by
interested and unprincipled persons to the contrary notwith?
standing.) Their Green and Black Teas, whicbhave hitherto
obtained the greatest notoriety, will now be fouud to surpass
any that they have introduced, and, they think, far before any
tli a can be possibly sold for the price in the United States.?
Gunpowders, Imperials. T wan keys and Skin Teas in-great
v ariety; 1R qualities of Black Teas The unrivaled,' Howqua
m xture, fresh and in great j>erfection. An extensive assort?
ment of Hysons and Young Hysons, suitable.for city rerail,
in lots of any quantity. Proportionable varieties of other
Greens. Genuine .lava CofTee, roasted daily. All goods sub?
ject to be returned if not approved of. Orders promptly exe?
cuted to all l>arts of the country. Terms cash. Principal
store 121 Chatham-street, New-York; branches, 318 Bleecker
street, near Christopher, New-York, and 110 Fulton-street,
Brooklyn.
Observe.?The original and only warehouse in the United
States for the bile of the only true and genuine Howqua'a
Black Teas._ 06 2m
To Country Merchants.
C. H. DARLING,
importer and dealer in
FRENCH. ENGLISH AND GERMAN
FANCY GOODS,
rJAl MAIDEN LANE and 5 Liberty-street, has,
? Jt2 recently received, and offers for sale, on the most lib?
eral teniK, for cash, a complete assortment of
I lair, Tooth and Shav ing j
Brushes
Percussion C'ap3 ar.d Powder
Flasks
Bone and Pearl Shirt Button
Gillott's and o'hers' Steel
Penrt
Gold and Gilt Jewelry
Pen and Pocket Knives
Razors and Razor Strops'
Hemming Drill-Eyed Needles Shell, Ivory and Horn Combs
Stevi Knitting Plus and Bod- Snuff and Tobacco Boxes
kins I Slates and Slate Pencils, &c
Merchants and Peddlers buying for cash will find it t>>
their advantage to call before purchasing elsewhere, as all
Goods in the above line will be sold on the most favorable
terms. _ sl6 2m
PRINT WAREHOUSE
IN NEW-YORK.
BF. LEE, formerly of the firm of Lord Lcr-M,
. Lee fit Babcock, &c. and 1*. 15. BREWSTER, under
the firm of LEE *t BREWSTER,have established at 113
PEARL STREET, (II mover Square,) New-York, a ware?
house ou an exttmsivescale,
EXCLUSIVELY
P R 1NT ED CAL1C O E S ,
to supply the City and interior Trade, by the piece or package.
By confining their attention entirely and exclusively to this
one article, L. 4i B. are .enabled not ouiy to ?xhibit a more ex?
tensive and beautiful assortment than is to be found elsev. here,
(there K ing no similar establishment lor Prints in th- Unitso
States,) but to sell always at prices as low , umi gciurally
lower than houses whose attention and means are divided
among a large variety of articles.
The Stock, embracing Some Thousands of Different,Pat?
terns and Colorings, comprises all the latest and choicest
styles; to which Will be constantly added all new and desira?
ble patterns as they appear in the mirket, besides many which
will be got up exclusively for their own sa!- i.
Purchasers of this article will rind it to their inUrest to ?x
anunetbis Sti ck before buying their Prints. Even if the-, do
:i it purchase they will at least have the advantage of seeing ill
the new styl-*, and learning the Lowest market prices.
.'^ 1 'atalogur ^ of Prices, corrected with every variation of
the Market, are placed in the hands of Buyers. All orders
will receive the best attention. au26 3mD\.W
REFINED SUGARS,
AT THE FOLLOWING LOW CASH PRICES.
TTTTOOLSEY As VVOOLSEY offer this siand
? v ard quality Double Refined Sugar as follows, name!}:
Loaf.Hi cents per lb. yWhen less than t> packages are
Crushed..Hi .\ purchased half a cent per pound
Powdered.12 " " " > additiocil.
The above are packed as tollowa.
Loaves in boxes of 300 It
Crushed in bbls. of 200
Powdeied in " "2^0
Apply to the .New-York Patent Sugar Refinery, comer of
Soutli and Montgomery-,:r-r^, or at 8S> Wail-jtreet.
N. B.?Orders out of the city must be accompanied by a
remittance. s7 2m*
s tollo
DEFINED SXJGARS.-R. L. .V- A STUART
AVoffer lor sale the various.juahties of their Refined Snsrars,
iu quantities ol five packages and upwariL, at the following
cash prices:
Standard Double Loaf Sugar, 111 cents per round.
Crushed " jji ??
" Ground " 12 " ??
Ground Sugar, 2d Qualitr, m ?? ??
The above are j acked as follows, without charge for pack?
age :?
Loaves in boxe* of 30<l.
Crushed in barrels of 200.
Ground in barrels of 250.
Apply at the Refinexy, No 2S5 Greenwich, comer of Cham?
bersstreet. Orders out ol the c:r_y mast be accompanied by a
remittance._Ll'Li"1
\ ^r?r^L\*tAL EXTRACTOFSAR
SAt AKLLLA.-Pmpn* taking this, too often get mix
? turea. mercury or mineral, instead of the root. We advise all
to try a 25 cent package cd Jones's Extract of Sarsaparilla
K,m !, lr" v^t'11 " & SU ?: ch- American Eagle,?Chat
h:\Z'*U\ l \* f ?'????ee:, Brooklvn; 243 Broad
^?^^^K^r^-^0^ 3 U^ier Buildings,
WHITE, RED OR GREY HAIR changed to a
nJ WU^TTf'j^ V tf?e Moomb Hair
Pann cL??1* ?:r$l a b?Ulf i: ,Ji* 8i-n of ?h? Ameri?
can Ea^Ie. 82 Chatham-street N. Y., oc 139 Fulton-st.. Brook
?a TO LET?The second story of the Tribune
ns Buildings. Possession given immediately. nal
l?rr.odfirace. Apply to __
jtjT__ T. McELRATH, Tribune Office.
TO LET?The neat two story House No.
jtj Waverlv Place, contiguous to the ?ounr*. The
small Store No. i'i Beekman-strert, welj suited^fnr
n'erl retail trade. Rent of each until the first of Mar.
For farther particulars apply at 9! Beekman-st. o21 3c*
A FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET?To a
small family without children. Two persons will
??hoard out the reut. The h"u-?e is situated in a pleasant
uvof thecity nearthe Washington Parade Ground. For
farbei > articular*, inquire at 230 Thompson street, from 2 to
5 p. y?_o20 3t?
^KFOR SALE?At Williamsburtrh, L. I., two
neat two story brick front Houses and Lo's. situated on
mn> rtli Ith street, between 3d and Ith streets, and notover
five minutes'walk from Grand-street Ferry. Lots 25 L >* tr ?
i Houses 22 by it feet. Each house contains six rooms, with
.. ' ice, snd 1 bedrooms, all well finished and in good order.
They will be sold a bargain and part of the purchase money
car remain on bond and mortgage. For terms, apply to
E. PETTY, 255 Centre-street, N. \ .
$2600 is wanted, in one or two sums, at 7 p'-i cent, for three
? or five vears, on unencumbered real estate worth over double
I -Jir amount. Apply as above._ sgg rm*
TO LET FOR A DRUG STORE, or Fancy
business, the new Store and Dwelling on 9th Avenue.
- between 19th and 20th streets, near Chelsea Square.
The Store has a very I ante i late elass show window, and u
I, r on ?? lease for a term of years, the interior will be elegantly
finished with marble top counters, Stt. to suit the tenants.
ALSO.
TO LET?The J story Brick Hoose No. 2M 20th street,
;. intingont helsea Sq?are.
ALSO.
TOLET-TL Ty B-i- k ll-m., N... rs Hnd.?on--t." et.
Apply to (olUf)_D. A. CUSHMAN, 188 Pearls.
fSKte fok SALE?Ono hail'?.f the Firm '"''i
pied s ?'? ?? nbscriber, beautifullysituated in the town
of Scarsdale, Westchester County,about 25 miles from
New-York,and 3 miles fr< m White PI tins. The wholeFarm
rontains about 180 acres: and has an extensive view^of-Long
U| md Sound. THOMAS I. CORNELL,
10th mo. ICth. [oil lm" j__On thelFarm
THREE FARMS for sale, in the town oi
^frBeeckman, Puch-?* Co ?The said farms are adji ining
_a?u>each other, and will be sold separately or together. I lie
i first contains about one hundred and sixty acres, with house.
barn, Sic. The second contains about on- hundred and thirty
j icres,with small farm house noon it. The. third contains
on? hundred acres, without buildings. All in good repair,
j well watered, and w. 11 j rop..rtioned with plough, meadow,
1 and wood land. Also, good orchards ol various kinds of fruit.
If not previously disposed of, they vvill be sold at Public
Auction, on the nth .-f Nov. neat, at 12 o'clock, on the pre?
mises. For particulars inquire ..f J. H. DENTON, onthe
premises; WHEELE R GILBERT?Beekman; or WRIGH I.
LOSEE Sr. CU.. 29 Moore-st.. NVw-York. sit tNU
lO Ann acres of mountain land
, I>5&,Uv/U FOR SALE?Lying in Orange and Rock
I had Counties. State of New York, 35 miles from the city.?
Th* Ne* York a::d Erie Railroad, Orange Turnpike and the
RamapdRiver running nearly through the centre ot it. It is
j well stocked with avood of 2o years growth and upwards. A
considerable part of it might bv made arable. 1 here is a
mountain Ol lim? stone, said to possess great strength, and se?
veral iron mines, one of which has lately been opened and
Proved to be of first quality. There is also very exteiflive wa?
ter power with a number of falls on the Ramapo River.?
Tnxeto Lake two miles long andonemile wide, Ijeamone
part of the tract, the scenery of which is heautitul. Risthree
miles above Pierson's Works, and is known as the Augusta
Tract. Access can be had to it Iis three or lour hours by the
V i . Si. Erie Railroad, or in five or six hours by the way ol
Hackensack and Orange Turnpike., or by the way of Ny.ack
or Havererraw. , _ .. .,
It will be sold in parts if an ofTer is mad- toi a considerable
tract. Inquire at -.2 Chatham stre-t, whese a map can he seen
and other particulars ascertained relativ? to the above premi?
se ault 3rn?
ExTe \"sIVE WAT e!E POWER FOR SALE,
a.I;,lining the New-York and Erie Railroad, on the
Ramapo River. 3.0 miles from the City of New-York, capable
of driving Machinery to almost any extent, as there are lour
orfivefafis and a great body of water, together with the
whole or part of 11,000 acres of land, heavily umbered with
wood of 25 to-10 years growth There are also on the tract
extensive iron mines ofnist quality, limestone possessing great
strength ; a considerable part of the Luid i* cleared and culti?
vated, and there might lie made some excellent Farms, by
clearing. Tuxedo Lake, two miles long ami one mile w ide,
lies in one part of the tract, the scenery of which is beautiful.
The place is remarkably healthy. It is known as the Au?
gusta tract, and is three miles above Pierson'? Works.
Access can be had to It in three or four hours from the city
of New-York by the New-York and Erie Railroad, or iu five
or six hours by the way of Hackensack and Orange Turnpike,
or by the way ofNiack or Haverstraw on the Hudson River,
luquiru at No. 12 Chatham st. s30 3m*
Coal.?Peach Orchard and other Coals con?
stantly- on hand, by the cargo or ton, at low i>ric.'s, from
boat or yard. .J. TERBELL,
sit lin corner of Hudson and Amos-streets.
(^OAL.?300chaldrons Liverpool, in yard, suita
J ble for manufacturers, for sale in lots to suit purchases
by OKI NN ELL, MIN TL' RN St CO..
ol9 2w_7.1 South-street.
T IVERPOOL ORR EL COAL.?The subscri
JL-1 hers have now ou hand n supply of the above article, of a
very superior quality, which chey will sell at the lowest mar
I. r price. WARD Si BROWNE,
o.') coiner of Laightand Washington-streets.
T)EACH ORCHARD COA L-Brokrn, Et:q"a"nd
JL Stove Coal, of the 1st (jualiry, constantly on hand or dis
charging from vessels, and for sale at the loweat market
prices. . WARD S: BROWNE,
o2 _411 Washington, corner Laight-street.
PEACH ORCHARD COAL?The subscriber is
now prepared to receive orders for Coal of the broken, egg,
nut or stove sizes, to be delivered direct from boat on arrival,
at the lowest market mice. Orders left at the office, 107 An?
thony st, near Broadway, will he promptly delivered on the
arrival of the boats. The above coals are carefully screened
before being put on board, and are ??f superior ounlity.
T. STOKES DICKERS?N,
s2fi tf Rear of Broadway Tabernacle,
COAL'f COAL!??T"2i5^WesTstreet, corner of
Franklin, and corner of Fifth and Lewis-streets.?The
undersigned are still selling their very superior Peach Orchard,
Broad Mountain, White and Grey Ash Coals, broken, egg.
stove and nut sizes, doubly screened and delivered free ol
cartage, as cheap as the cheapest. Orders left at the Sugar
Refinery, 28 Leonard-street, or sent through the Despatch Post
to either of the yaids, w ill receive immediate attention,
olt Ilm* TYLER Si MAPES.
COAL! COAL!!?The real qenuine ~Red" Ash
Peach Orchard, not purcnased at the dock of second hand
dealers; but at th,. fountain head, at the mines, w here we pet
th? iir-,t quality of Coal, and will 1>,- delivered at the follow mg
prices, free of cartage, well screened from the yard, a sworn
weigher's endorsement on the back of each ticket: Nut Si 75,
Stove S'i, Egg and Broken $5 '", from the Lump; Lackawan.
na and Lehigh $) 50. Liverpool, from ship, $8 50.
Yard 'Mi Washington st. near Spring.
09 GUERNSEY St f'O.
COAL?Best Peach Orchard red ash double
screened Coal, from the yard, 439 Washington, corner of
Desbrossei .street, at bo it prices, delivered, anil weighed by a
city weighir.
Large Nut.$1 75
Large Sto le.'. ... ... . 5 00
Broken and Egg. 5 25
A deduction of25 cents if taken from the boats at the foot of
Yestry-s?eet every day. PATRI? K KERRIGAN. s23 1m*
COAL! COAL! COAL!
HTHE WORKING MAN'S COAL YARD
A havinu'be*n removed, is now permanently located at the
well known stand, corner of Greenw ich and Christophcr-sts..
! where the proprietors are now receiving and will continue to
receive, direct from their collieries, owned by themselves, the
choicest quality of Peach Orchard. Red Ash Coal, which they
promise to sell at least 7 per cent, lower than any in the city.
The business of the Yard will be conducted by the subscri?
bers, and they solicit the patronage of the public, th?ir old
customers and lnends. Coal by the carto.
A note through the Post-Office will receivepromptattention.
W.M. DAVIS.
mv3 6m_JAS. FERGUSON.
~ LACKAWANA COAL,
Fresh from the Mines, at the Yards of the
DELAWARE & HUDSON '' AN A1. CO., corner of
Beach md West streets. King and Greenwich-streets, Gouv
erneur-slip md Front-street, N. Y.; 13 Adams-street, and cor?
nel ot State and Furman-streets, Brooklyn.
Egg and Broken.Si i0 delivered.
Stove.4 60 do.
Lump. 4 25 do.
i>ut. 125 do.
Small Nut.......... . 4 00 do.
j Orders also received at the Dk.lawarh St Hcdsox Ba^k,
corner ol William uid Pine streets. ,.[2 im
COMMISSION PAPER WAREHOUSE,
NO 43 JOHN^STKEET.
"ELLIOT, BUR NAP & BABCOCK are con
FT<i.L-'i:1'-ly sn''P''ed with a lanre and general assortment of
rArtKS, suittd to all dejvartments of the trade, among
which are the following ! Hubbard's colored Papers in
great variety : Boston Copperplate Paiwrs. of sup.:n?r
quality; Book and News Printing; Cap, Letter, Folio
i ost and Blank Book Par>*-rg; Printers', Clothiers' and Carpet
makers' Press-Boards; Druggists', Hardware and Cloth Pa?
ters; Bm?er." and Trunk Bondt; Sheathing and Wrarmins:
Papers, Stc. Stc.
Paper-makers supplied with ail kinds of stock and mate
rials. Je3u .f
R
CO?THO?Y & NE VERS,
341 Broadway,
espectftjlly invite the Public to call and
- examine their extensive assortment of LAMPS CAN?
DELABRA, GIRANDOLES, Sec ; SILVER, PLATED
and BRITANNIA WARE: FANCY and HOUSE^
FURNISHING GOODS GEN ERA LLY,?which have
Qtly received large accessions; and are now offered at
gr-a'i> reduced prices.
Especial attention is invited to their rich stock of L IMP*
CANDEI AB RA and GIRANDOLES, which theTt*H
ture to assert are superior, in beautv of workmanship and
? icy ol tmish. to any that can be found in lh- city A
lull supply ol the well-known SOLAR LAMP cona-antl'v
on tjj: a.
"J* Th. Trade supplied wirh every description of Lamn
??a. <' 'ns inferior oner.) at factory prices.
O.ders received lor the Cliemical Oil Lamps. 06 3m
cork LEGsTaRMsTcx-c. "
HPHE LOSS of FEET AND LEGS no hln
M^ff TOTHEACT OF WALKING.?JOHN
n? J rPv\Cork Leg -)'1-aksr' &c- respectfully informs the
public mat he has returned trom Philadelphia to No. 172 Wa
ter-street. corner ol. Ptke-street. New-York Citv, where he
courmues to Manufacture Artificial Limbs. On a plan the
most correct and least complicatsd. having, through nece?i
Va ZH ' s *d wora m artificial levr for 40 years
and been a mann acturer for 35 years, feels conndent of giving
samtaraoato all wao call on him for LEGS, HAND S
AR%.>. or th. COMMON" WOODEN LEG Auzim*
china, glass, &c.
M ? J\ MER^ITT, 100 Bowen% between
A* ?rand and Hester streets having just opened several
new patterns ol goods, which they haTe imported for the Fall
trade, are enabled to offer a splendid assortment of French
and English China. White Granite Ware, rich Cut and Plain
^?r/f??fd^tof*B^' F^Vuh Britannia Tea
^et3. Castors, Sr.c. Sa. at very low prices. o 11 1 m DStW
CS?frON >VjLl^-Th*: subscriber is pre
m^PS-flS PQ? d^Wn th^^st ^Ux' ol' Tinned Lead'rSpes
into dw.limgs, offices and stores at the lowest price* and nnon
theshoitest notice. Persons about haviD? warirlntrodncrf
into.their house, will please call and examine for theSd veV
il-fc-CSV ??S'lS ?d erery ^iQ ^ auendedw lad
i? W ^ Dta:?t m5aaer- T. NAYLOR & C O.
?*m 70S Broadway.
I nRINTERSAND BINDERS WAREROOMS
fvfl. 29 and 11 Gold-street, New-York.?April. 1843. .
PRICES" KEATLY REDUCED.?The/' HOL Prim
ipi? Mach)? and Saw Manufactory, in cons*iaeoc*
' ^tS&SltfSSew and improved machinery to then work,,
I Viftie relaction in the cost of m.iterials and labor, are eaa
hW??ulT to reduce the prices of their Pressvs, and of Pnn,
' Jilv^nriiV'edCircnlar. to which tneyrjeg leare tp refer..
: BeWiJ p?555- l ' ?. {. .fill cd?r the personal su[>ennten
This Establishment.is salin? ?d ^-??rr
! ^^^^^^^^^ 8
??_?. m wry l??".?hr; J?"E fayoi, bat tfai
; S T!r"'C?' ar'-cles at barely remuneratinffprices.
the ver. oest ar..cies u "y\*> .jj arUC es USPtl b}
Orders from any part pi the^cotttttr J or a i r
I Printers or Binders, including 1 y pe, Isut. ?J?^ and on the
: ?secntedwith the greatest care and proopQtuue.aB
j J&rk andrerainng wi.l be don. at the lowest possi
! S!e Prices, with even- attention and?nedl on.
V B.-All articles manufactured b> ^J^ffrK a"
! Wm&t?ptdILHo?kCa.. so madeSinS
! may not be imposed ui>on with spurious aracles, ma.e in im
: "prmSrs^Swspatvrs whoipnbllsh
: this note, three times before the first of J^?^?1' S th3r h
j of their papers to us; will be entitled to payment ot th?r diu
on buying four riiu<3_the amouiUjnl it._ .?
CORPORATION NOTICE ?Public notice :?
hereby Riven to the owner or owners, c?fcnpantor occii
i pints, of allHouses and Lots, improved or unimproved Lands,
i affected thereby, that the following; Assessmenta^
completed by the Assessors, and are lodged in the Stn 11 wn
' missioner's Oflice for examination by all persons interestcu,
' "For reghiafiug and paving Twenty-thudotreet, fronvth?
! Third to the Fifth Avenue, embracing all the Lots on bo h
j sides of Twenty-third-streef, between the rhrcd and Httn
I Avenues. ? - , .
For flagging the sidewalks in Twenty-fiist-street, betwe?
! the Second and Third Avenues, embracing Lots in both *i..e.<
! pf Twenty-first-street, between the Second and Third Ave
" "\Vi persons whose iuteiests are affected by the above-named
1 Assessment*, and who are oppesed to'-'the same, cr either ol
\ rhem sre requested to present their objections, in writing, to
the undersigned; at the Street Commissioner's Office, within
thirtv davs from th- dateof this notice. JOHN r.VV r. N.
Stre?t Commissioner and -' hairman ol the Assessors.
Street Commissioner's Office. October5th. I?t3. <">
^rllE~HOWAifD lnsu KANCE Company.?
: 1 Capital $300,000; Office No. 54 Wall st. This Company
continues to make insurance against loss or damage by Mrs, and
inland navigation.
directors:
Keosseher Haven. NajahTaylor. CorU. W. Lawrence,
J Phillips Phoenix. William Couch, Micah Baldwin
[\hn\W.Von B. L. Woollev, Nathaniel Weed,
jt ,h V muni, Fannins C.T*eW?fc? Rankin.
n?vftI"<U Meigs l5.Benjamin.John ?. Wolf?,
Caleb O! Halsted, William ^ijjg^ffiSS^
! Henry O. Thompson, R- HAVEN b, I reoiovut.
I Lkwis PHILLIPS. s-creranr_u?
! Ti?LlSH YOUR STOVES AND ORATES ?
I jT Every bodj in Boston is pohshing theirstqves andgrat?
' with Wm, Brown's Pencil Paste. No better ev idence ol neat
ness. when you enter a dwelling, than to notice the S... . -
and Grates re well polished. We wouldrecommend for thi
oppose WM BROWN'S PENCIL PAS I E. It is i ut uj
|n rolls, which cost but 121 cents. has many advantage!
ovei the British Lustre and Black Lead, as its lustre is
brighter, lasts longer, and is used with much less dual am
t oiible. In one minute after it gets dry. by the application ol
a brush von set a be.utiful polish. For sa'e at U M
BROWN'S, 481 Washington-street. Retailed by all tn<
Druggist and Grocery Stores in Boston, Sab in, Lowell
Worcester, Portland. Springfield. . p
Dealers and Families can be supplied of A. B .V D. S mds
! Diuggists, No. 79 Fulton-street; 273 Broadway. Easl
I Broadway._f'16 Un?
1 T^KYSEICS PERFECT AIK TUiHT STOVE,
JVa new and beautiful article, combining the two most es
sentialoualities in a Stove, a mild and agreeableheat, wi.tli an
immense laving in fuel. They came before the public w ith
the approval of nearly all the physicians and public men Ol
the city, both as regards health and comfort, and to student!
and men ofsedantary habits they are invaluable. The saying
: of fuel is immense, md the new pattern is arranged with n
safety valve which precludes the possibility ol auydaiigei
' from explosion. They have a beautiful cast iron base andtO]
I and also a hearth in front, and are by lar the most splendid ar
j ticle that has ever been offered in market. Nothing will gc
so far to recommend the airtight Stove as its great sale, ol
which over 3000 were sold in the city of Boston in one year
I and ove: rm< thousand in this city during the past season.
The prices are very low, varying from S'i to SIL'; and then
I perfect operation is in all cases guaranteed to the purchaser.?
I They are also arranged with anoveu if desired, which makei
I the article complete. Also Keyser's celebrated Cooking Ran
I res, ami Stoves of various patterns.
JOHN H. KEYSER, No.2331 Water-steet,
I s28 3m 4 doors from Beekman-street, New-York.
SOMETHING NE\V_ IX GOTHAM ?House
Keepers Take Notice.?Walley's Parent Gothic Cookim
I Range. This important improvement, comprises every possi
j ble convenience that can be applied to a Cooking Range,anc
j will recommend itself to every house-keeper for its beauty
j simplicity, convenience, durability and economy. It is madi
i entirely of cast iron, (Gothic style) 21 inches high, filled uj
to a level surface: will do double the w ork of the ordin?r}
J range with one half the quantity of fuel, and can be set in any
fire place by an ordinary mason in the space of 3 or J hours:?
j It has the following advantages over all others, viz: A I an:*
! size Oven on oue side and an extra portable Oven on the tor
j of the other side, which can be used or not as convenient; it i;
so constructed that a part or the whole of the range canbt
! used, and by the adoption of a false grate can be used with tht
I greatest economy in summer or winter: thus obviating the ne
; cesrityof burning a large quantity of fuel to do asmallquan
I tityol work. Also a new arrangement for heating a largt
quantity of water for Baths or Culinary purposes, togetha
; with a contrivance for heating rooms which can be attache*
1 if desired: The inventor having spent a great deal of time a h
I labor in perfecting this Range, can confidently recommend i
j as the very best and most economical ever offered to the pub
j lie, and would invite those about erecting buildings, or intrp
! duciug Croton Water, to call at IOC Fulton st. between Nas
j sau and William st*., or at Geo. F. Merklee's, No. 86 Blet-ke
St.. and see the operation of this range before purchasing else
where. _[s20 1m?3 MKRKLEE & WALLEY.
j GUDERVILL'S GERMAN PLASTER.
Amost effectual remedy lor the following com?
plaints : Corns, Cuts. Bruises, Burns, Scalds, Felons
Salt Rheum, Ague, Frosted PVt, Rheumatism, Sore Throat
I Fever Sores, Hip complaint, Sic. In boxes from oue to fou
i shillings.
This plaster has been used with great success for the las
i ten years, and those who make use of it will find it very u-.'
; ful in their families, as thousands can already testify ; a tria
' will be a sufficient recommendation. Sold by Mis. Cramer
i Proprietor, 168 Wooster street, near H?UStOU-St.; J. C. Ivans,
; 176 Bowery; E. H. Tripp, 167 Division-street ; Mrs. Munroe
130 Houston-street; Mrs. Sparling, 11 Second Avenue; C
Sanford, comer n?uston and Cannon-street. Brooklyn ?
Miles Cooke, corner of Prospect and Bridge-streets ". Mrs.
Reed's, thread and needle store, Fulon-tt. o7 Im
FIRE ENGINES, HOSE AND PUMPS.
DL. FA K.NAM, at 217 Water-st. manufacturea
? P'ire Engines, of every sizu, for cities, villages, factoriej,
' plantations, itc.
Garden Engines, Fire Hooks, Fire Buckets and Fire Caps.
; Hemp Hose, Leather Hose, of any size required; Suction
I Hose. Coupling Screws, &c
Lilt and Force Pumps, to lift and force water any distance,
from 10 to J?0 gallons a minute.
Wind Mills, Horse Powers, Water Wheels, &c. for working
pumps.
Ship and Steamboat Pumps for filling boilers, Stc. and for
U'e in ease of fire.
Air Pu mps, for vacuum or condensation, of any required size.
Lead and Iron Pipe, Brass C*cks, Ornamental Fountains, bi.e.
I N. B.?The Pumps of his manufacture are double action ol
j greit strength, and very simple in their construction being
i particularly well calculated for the Southern and West India
i markets ?14 3m
i WHO CAN MISTAKE A WIG, however
v v artfully piepared, for the natural and lifW growth ol
I the hair, flier- is a dull dead look, an artificial stiffness
j about the counterfeit, which forbids its being mistaken for the
: genuine article. And yet in nineteen cases out of twenty for
I one teuth oftbe money that a Wig costs, the bald scalp may
: be made to bring forth its own covering, instead of being be
; holden to any thati hei ol sculls for a second hand adornment.
: 1 he vernal showers a.e not more conducive, to ve^et ttion than
? is Jayne's Hair Tonic to the growth of the Hair. If sickness
: or sorrow oi any other cause, has shorn your brow of iuclus
' tenng curJs. and thinned the once redundant side-locks which
? burst in suchluxurianci from beneath your fashionable bea
; ver, Jayne's Hair Tonic will give life and vigoi to the roots
j which still remain, and in an incredibly short space of time
: restore your 1 Hyperion Curl*' in all tl^ir prutitie beauty
i 1 hose who have been lor years unsuccessfully endeavoring to
I fJwtraJS* y^f moustaches, will find this preparation
j H J^}?d^A.JL& D. SANDS. Drugguu, ar wholesale
' and retail, No.79 Fulton-Street, 273 Broadway and 77 East
i Proathvay-_016 1m
KELLY'S DOUBLE EXTRACT OF SAKs'a
ta^!l'^A CA->'DY.-Four packages of tins Caildv
contaios the active principle of two pounds of Sa.saparilla
i ?00^ SS-" 7<irranted to be the beat remedy ?, ptse, of
? rheumat.sm^nd m all diseases arising from nervous* xcitabUity
; or rum morbid humorsin the blood. I' cases of costiveness,
and in .hose j--culi.ii affections of the alimentary canal:aris^
; ing Irom dryness aud want of due secretion, it is without a
j rival.
Call and be referred to individuals who have been cured by
: this ( andy, when all othei preparations of Sarsaparilla had
i been tried in vain.
Read thejollowine and iudjre for yourselves
m b-curetPF DYSPEPSIA AND DROPSY.
.^lr. Kkllv?Dear Sir?I have been afflicted for 8 or 9 years
I with a distressing pain in my stomach, costiveness in m\
! bowels, mv limbs very much swollen. After eating my m-als
I I was m great distress for a short time, and then threw iiP
what I had eaten. In short, sir, 1 have scarcely found restbi
j comfort during that time. I havetnedaJl kinds of medicine
I that 1 could think of to little or no advantage, and hid almost
j given nn all hopes of ever getting any relief, beinK ?0w as
I years of age. I saw die advertisement of your Double Ex
tract of Sarsaparilla Candy, and I thought I'd try once more
I have taken it now about 6 weeks, and it has c-mpletei" re
gulat-d my system. 1 now eat any thing that com.-, beio, ?
me, and have not b*en sick since 1 commenced taking it
sincerely and heartily thank God, and rendermygood will
and thanks to you, for I believe your Candy ha* been tie
means of giving m? healTh and comfort in my old age s on
are welcome to make any use of this you may thiii morer
State of a-iie-York. Kin%s County, ss.
John Jackson, with whom I am personally ac.iaainted at.
peared before me. this 5th day ol .\{ay, Ig43, and E by fie
duly sworn, says that all he has stated above is *u 4 tan Jiff
tree and correct, in every particular. Subscribed aud sV.?,5
before me, this 5th dav of May, 1843 U?-"-"<*a and s ?> or:.
Joh^ Ja?,I^V1EL ?AilISk- J?? of the Peace.
^benLaS^e5.^.TEltfe
fork; John Jackson,^^^LS^V\^\^
Beniamin Handly, L5 kigh-atn? Bmnfclt. ' fV,?iaiP*l>nrRh
rilttAXuOLba at 1? Chatham:irre-i_a gr>a'i
Cutlery, toother witi, ? JJPl ? 0f '""T rJUdle T.bli
ret Wire, ? of ?h S \f.'"J0"!""" ?fPlattd and Sil
^?:_is^z^j^&f sWrtf
lactured from wi^?,;^ri Rmb ?,f saP?rior quality manu
notice, and of roperior^r?^10 manafa?"?? ** ^
L
\ nimal magnetism.?ml*3 mary mat.
fjL TOCKSithe Blind Orj'hn". whose clairvoyance ?? n
i ucnetic subject has been umut^tionably established by pnb
lictxperimentaat the New Fork Mmeiixn.u now devoting
her rvcnliir faculties ttnderthe direction of an eip#?ienced
rnagnelizei (a pupil of the clebnted DeJeuze.) u>tBeeaamof
rion and cure of diseases. Her success attested by the most
respectable persons in this and other cities ol tieUuion.u
calculated to convince the rno-a sceptical.
Physicians is welt as the public iu g-t^ral. are res pect fatly
invited to oil at her residence No 5 Bleecker street, ?irrv
doors from the Bowery, North side. oil let*
LQUJD ambers?This unequalled medicinal
_J compound is warranted to b* an effectual renvdy y)r
ical ds. burns, cut?. contusions; scrofula, tttter. rirsgwc-ni.
salt-rheum, scald headrulcers, barber's itch, and all diseases
of the skin, from whatever cause. It will also remove son
burn, tan. freckles, pimples on the lace, Sec. giving to the (ony
lexion a white.delicate softness that nothing else Willis?
I art . t:nl for cleansing and i reserving the teeth ami gums, and
cleansing the mouth and th oat in ca?.*s of lever, it is unnv*l
led, For purposes of the toilette, bathiug, shanng. Jte.all
?.-knowledge its suprem icy over t rerjr other aatieleereruaed.
ir will effecto illy remove paint, tar, pitch, grease, and th* like
from silk, woollen or cot: u. i'-.brici w itliout the least damage
to tlw color. No family or indit tdual should be without it.
For sale, wholesale and. re tail, by trie Proprietors, 14 John
street second door, opposite Tbororun'S. A lib-.-.-al discount
tilowed those who bu v tost II again.
A. WARNER St CO. Sole Pronnetors.
Ac.km j?158 Bowery; 753 Broadway, corner Eighth stre?r;
iol Broadway, con,er Grand str^.t; Banker, comer Ch&nibei
street md West Broadway; Coul,_cornor Fianklin ?ud
Church street*. Wtru Robertsou, 86 Baltimore street. Ba ,t>
more: C. Frothiiigham, Broadway, near Sr.-ite it.-?et. Albanv
i' W N'ewcomb & ( ?>. 303 River street, Troy . Hart, 278
B oadway. corner < hamb rstreel : McGuire, ICO Fulton-st.;
BuPetin Office, corner Be-km in and Nassau-streeCt;Bros.
Hibbard, 76 John-stw _** tf
TAYM'.'S EXPECTORANT.?Look "at our
O bills o<" mortality, and you will find th ?? Consumption U
more destructive to human life in this coua y dim Any other
disease. We all know tint cottgh. like the warning of the
i rattle-snake, dways precedes, as wrll as accompanies this ter?
rible scon ge. (i is i fai rpresumptioo that eveiyCough roar
terminate in Pulmonary disease, il not checked early, 3nd
where the risk is so great, the danger o imminent, it ?aaton
ishingthat individuals shoald be found mad enough to neg?
lect the means of cute. Pr. Jayuers Expectorant can be readi?
ly procured in any part ol the United States, and ?ieexp-n
ence md voluntary testimony ol thous-snds, the i;?ulu of
chemii d analysis and of medical science, sl i point it out a
the besl preparation ever invented by nun. for the cure ol all
Jiseasi 5 , f th lung*, chest, wind-pipe, and other organs con?
nected with tin process of respiration. It is. used in regular
practice by ihe most celebrated physictans ol tie day. bold
by \ B. i< D. SANDS. Druggists, No. 79 Fulton-street, 273
Broadway, and 77 East Broadway._016 lm
ORISON'S V Eli ET ABLE UNIVERSAL
VV
W?
I in
for ...
SngrHEAKD Moat nor Georgk 1 av.uoa, our late Agwits,
ire in any way authorised to. vend Morison's Vegetable Uni
versal Medicines. As many imitations are iu circulation, this
Cautiou becomes highly necessary. All persons sellingoar
Medicines in the United States must have the authority of the
before-named Messrs; Fiktm Sc Hall.
(Signed) MORISON.MOAT St Co., Hygeisti.
British College of Health, New Road. London, Jan. 1843.
The above < autionx tman iting from the "British Collegeo
Health, Londoi ." vvil! be hailed with the warmest eutnuii
>s:n by the friends of the Hygeian System, inasmuch aj it
tends to expose and oppose tht wort hit ss counterfeits which
have been extensively circulated by those who are as destitute
of moral principle, as they are ignorant of the "he iliac art."
The iuvaluabU medicine., of the British College may be ob
I tained in their original purity of several gentlemen who haw
I taken tgencics in swralof the different States, whose names
' will be found in the " Nuw York Courier and Enquirer.>U
They can be had also in the ongiuzl packages of thu follow?
ing sub-Ageurs. vi.? :
MessrsTPaul Pou * ' o. 9t> John st.
11. H. Schieffelin IkOo. 10 land IW John it
j. ?" \\ hitmore, Esq. 13 South 3t.
Isaac Snell, 190 Greenwich st.
Peter Hampton, 190 Canal LS?w York city.
Messrs. Post St Lewis, Jericho, L. 1.
!:. D. Bardwell, Troy, New York.
.Mrs. GoodlitT, Ctice., do
Mr. W. H. Bums, Rochester, do
Messrs. Con, w-II Sv Butler, Pokeepsie, N. Y.
?? W J. Styles, llhincbeck, do
m l tl FIRTH i HALL. General Agents, i Franklin saver*.
7" A S I! IN 1-TON ELIXIR ?A pure Vegetable
Comp und..?" Nature's God has secreted in thevegs
t'.hle kingdi m, ?afevsureand speedy remedies for all diieajes:
to search for and discover these, is a pa:t of man's allotteij
toil." 'Phis well known assertion of Dioscorides, one of the
most profound of the ancient philosophers, has receiTed
another e\ idence of its truth and wisdom, in the discovery of
die Washington Elixir, which, for its many virtues may be
called a God-send to the afflicted! {t is only necessary to say
of it, that hundreds of our b?ist citizens can attest its almost
magic power in thoroughly curing that most intolerable of all
diseases?
FEVER AND AGUE.?The Washington Eliuriseqnil
Iv efficacious iu the cure of Cholera Morbus, Bilious Cholic,
Diarrhoea and Dysentery, Worms and Dyspepsia. The
Washington Elizii being composed entirely of Yegetable
substances, is. of course, perfectly simple and harmless,
though unequalled for the rapidity and vigor with which it
compels the stomach to perform the peculiar functions re?
im i red in effecting a iauical cure of the above mentioned
diseases?one dose having, uot unfrequently, caused a penna
Uent cure.
The Washington Elixir, in envelopes containing clear, ?im
pie and precise directions for its use, may be obtained of Di.
V;. M. G?ION, 127 Bowery, cor. of Grand-st.; and of R. C.
Moss,.cor. Grand and Canuou-sts.; J. Wendover, lIlEightii
Avenue; A. \V. Qabaudeil, :>\ Sixrh Avenue; Dr. R. Lccxetr,
cor. Avenue D and 3d street; D. 11. Burtnett, corner 3d Ave?
nue and 8thstreet; Dr. 11. A. Field, corner Broadway and 12th
Mreet; Guinness, 12.4 3d Avenue, corner llth street; Ed. Clie*
teney,comer Bowery and Broome street; J. J. Coddiugton,
227 Hudson street; E. L. Cotton, 206 Bleecker-street: Oliver
Deroinas x I o.; 39 Chatham street; Dr.Wm.CecjLTorkville;
A. L. Lounsbury, Manhattanville; Dr. W. O. wood, Har?
lem. _ _o2 Im
DOCTOR SWAYNE'S
COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY
Is
acknowledged
to far excel all other
medicines in the Fast, in
the West, in the Nonn and in
the South. Atrial always proves
its virtues for coughs, cold, spitting
blood, tickling or rising ?ensation in the
throat, broiichltis, whooping cough, asthma,
weakness of the nervous system, or impaired
constitution from any cause, and to pievent
persons from falling into a decline, this medicine
ha> no equal. A great number of the very best
testimonials of its virtues may be seen by calling at
Dr. H. S\*\r>r.'s Office, N+. 51 North Sixth
street, Philadelphia. Caution?All prepa
rarjous from this i.iluanle tree, except
th- above. Doctor SW\YNE'S
COMPOUND SYTIUP OF
WILD CHERRY
are bo th
Gctitions
ami
counterfeit.
F"r sale only at
DR. W. H. MILNOICS
yrui; Store. i92 Broadway corner of
Jotin-st. Als.', Swayne's Specific for Gout and Rheumatiim.
.._o7 lm*
"NjBRANT'S INDIAN PULMONARY
BALSAM, and also the PURIFYING 2X?
rRACT is acknowledged by all who know,
iqd have tested its healing ;uid riurifying(rial,
ities, to be the ?tost certain purifier of the blood
-v>r known. It prevents and cures CoNscsir
rioN, Chronic Coughs and Cold*. It cures
Rhumatism without fail in anv instance.?
Scrofulalot King's Evil), ScaldHeoJ Pila,
Bous, Ulcers, Sort Mouth and Th > I; aid
;uch Chronic diseases as are caused i a de
rangement in the secretions; or imj i ity of
the blood.
A great Dumber of certificates of cures of the
above name.! complaints can be seen, at either of the place?
where it u offered lur Bale.
??rr%,e.jPtN?wAYork ,J> L J- Wallace. 2fi Cirmtco-sfreet;
at w. I . Kirby's Drug Ptore, corner <>r i liutonand Division
meets; at 'Jheodore ("i.uk's, m Pearl, corns-r of tJhatnam
street. Also, by the proprietor, M. T. Wallace, 72 Hick,
street, Brooklyn. octll tf
BAl.s,\m OF LIVERWORT.
Wrs M N GARDNER'S INDIAN
BALSAM OF LIVERWORT A-MJ
HOI IIHOUND has now been in exten?
sive us< for the past 13 years, and hssgaiq
ed a greater reputation than any other arti
cle now in use for the cure of Coughs,
J Colds, Plitlibic, Conaumption, Aithma,
fVvlioopmg Coughs, ?ronehiri? and all
?Pnlmon iry' ompj nuts, and diseases of the
Lungs, and affections of the throat, Liver
Complaints, Stc. No better e\ ;d?nce is vv^ uing to show in
wonderful > fficaey than to mention that 70,00?)boithu have been
sold in a year And it i- now tlie most extensive!* us^d acd
favorite < bugh Medicine that has ever h en introduced i?w
th* I uited States. It u now recommended by some of our
most emmeni physicians. For. fun her evidence of the effica
cy, see the numerous Certificates that .accompany the Aitotr
taon. It issupenoi to my other Cough remedy now inuie,
gorgenumij.^e that theouUide wrapper is signed by ti?
Propnetor.WM. BROWN Also, icopy right, has been se?
cured lor the label. Entered according to .-.er nf Congress it
the year 1810, by Wm. Brown, at the I lerks Office of theDi*
tnctl ourtol Massachusetts. Also die bottle is ?umped
dirs. Gardners Indi.oi Balsam of Liverwort and Hoar
hound. ?
, Fv' ."U,!'-w1 Dm*&**? Boston. Dealers lUPplied
in Uostwn bj Wm Brow,,. Druegists and families c-n be for
nished in New-1, rk by A. B. & D. Sands. Druggists. -Vo.75
h "! ' V *.Laat ?roidway, ^73 Broadway. Price 40 cts.
olo lm
CfVST"-"lRON FO?NT?'lNS! '
2 ?^'T'' '?> M ANUFAi ;TUBEDI? D.
1 ,fi , H*S3??*..i , -..?aWateWt.
1NDIHH -aCCrnCS^
. ..<tai!?? presents
4-V?J.' l:'.''"> sty!.- ofbeautv not surpassed
in ~^t%in<E&tt b>'an yof M*Me ifl coan*
-li^.J^'' ir.i'~r. trv or i-i Kurope.
^/A ^'iVi For their superior adraota
?cty . \ . M,rhU. ai to dura
? Si ?5
;Hii.
ir ?: ^^*-~'myTm,m-~-~"71 ~??"--:- aJ.Jiiig to neaiin. wi"".?T?
$l?^?aB3SMJiZ&& lent-theAmencanfa
rmAPES-AU the ISABELLA and CATAW
Vjr BA GR4.PF.S from Underbill's Vi.teyarJa at Crug?
Point. 1.,-hi bins Sunt, ar- rec^ivwi at the GVireral Depot, >??
Z JSarclay sr. Astor Hoose, ?imI so|J by A. O. Crasto ia ?ju?1
titles to suit purchasers. They are now received daily.w
baskets with wooden lids, locks attached aud Cu.toft Po}?l
marked on diem, .md they will be teemed in thu form only
This notice it is hoped mav put a itop to the fraud that is ?1*1*
^practiced m all the Markets, and in many oilier places ta
eliing a very inferior article for Underbills Orapea.
ol2 Rawlm