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TVk ?ton have a raraiah way
Of aaorURK with oar hoaee and raara,
They love to Isagb and Joke all day,
And taunt im mra with jibe* and jeer*.
Both leattof. a ad pleating
Are ibev; aad at ibctr fancies iy,
Tltey boat, or they coax. ?r
They love ar hate, or laayh or cry.
Bat lam, l>e they coy ar kind.
Though ibcy aaay mink their thoughts are hid,
Are, to a woman, all taclia'd,
To do at their fair mothers did.
Tb?** women, too, are like the wind.
W'bieh hluws upon the weathercock,
They turn ut men a* they're inclined.
With coaxing wayt, or atormy shock.
Wo one day, can man *ay,
Thai woman's will will ?t?adfaat hold,
For any h >ur to show llieir pow'r,
They' I kiss or frown, or smile or scold.
But lasses he they coy or kind.
Though they mav think their thoughts are hid.
Are. to a woman, all inrlin'd,
Todoat their fair mothers did.
Delay of the Newtapkrs ?y the Orbat WreT
een.?Very great complaints have been made about
the delay in obtaining the newspapers from the Great
Western yesterday afternoon experienced by all the
newspapers in the city. Tho reason is thus explain
ed. Mr. Heskins, one of the underlings at the Cou
rier if* Enquirer office took a coach at 4 o'clock, for
Pike street, at the foot of which he alighted, and
wont on board the steamship, from which he took
all the newspapers, letters, per;>dicals, Ac., pla
ced them in his coach, and returned with ihem
to the Courier office, whore such were selected as
suited the purposes of that establishment, and the
remainder, a'ter a detent.on of three or four hours,
was sent to the Post Office, instead of being forward
ed to those to whom they belonged, and who would
have received tin m hours sooner, but for the imperti
nent interference of this contemptible whippersnap
per.
Front Washington.
Washington, April 22, l?3fl.
Ktport of the Thsel Inmstiyntinf Committee?Extriikion ?/
i/r Graves, and censure of the Seconds, ire.
The long agony is over. The committee of investi
gation in relation to the late duel, hare finally made their
report, and astonished the whole House. This commit
tee has held its meetings in secret, and been engaged in
the investigation for several weeks, with closed doors.
Not a whisper has been permitted to escape respecting
their decision, or of what has transpired before them
while in conclave. The very secretary or clerk was
sworn to secrecy, and even after the report had been
prepared and all the witnesses examined, not a syllable
was known of what would be the result. Late yester
day the rule was eespended to enable the committee to
make the Report, which concludes with a resolution re
commending the expulsion of Mr. Gravesfot a breach of
privilege, and the censure of the seconds in the duel.
The effect was electrical, aad after ordering the repert
Co -be printed, the House ad journed. A counter report
was also submitted Wy the minority of the committee,
which was, likewise, ordered to be printed.
This is, perhaps, the grossest outrage which has been
committed, for many years, on the rights of a member.
Owe of the rules of the House requires that when the
character of a member will be impeached, or charges
brought against it,before any committee, he shall have the
privilege of rebutting those charges, and cross examining
the witnesses. But in this esse, the committee, in direct
violation of the rule, hna gone into the investigation and
made its report, without giving the persona implicated
and w ho are to be expelled and censured, the chance of
defending themselves. Wise is quite farious.and Gravea
laughs at this i ti potent attempt to deatroy him.?
l*eople here think, too, it it very strange that the com
mittee should make a report censuring the members of
their own body, and even requiring the expulsion of
one ofibem, for an act of which tne deceased was at
guilty as the survivor, aad to whom they ordered fune
ral Manors to be paid, and absolutely attended his body
to the grave, and wore the usual mockery of woe oa
their arras, in hoaor of his memory, thas approving the
act.
This report will not only give rise to grent warmth of
discussion, but to much heart burning, and may possibly
lead toother duels. Webb does not escape scot free?
but is exonerated from the offence of a breach of privi
lege.
Many of the Whigs here disapprove ef the letter of
Siddle. and object to his making himself the leader of a
party. They do not wiah to mingle themselves with
the Bank question, and think that Biddle was prong in
publishing his letter to Mr. Adams. Honarr.
Marker*; or Steamships akd Newsboats.?
"llolloh! there, you fellows in the beat there, how
dare yon make last to thia ahipT Push off. or d a
year blood, I'll swamp yon " All thia would be eery
, well cmong the Blackwall watermen, er the Bristol
mud larks; but a little more of the tuaviter ia modo will
?be aeeassary to oarry a man comfortably in the barber
of New York, although be did have the lack to come in
.oocond best ia the rare.
Coptwation or Erkeat Mai.traters.?The
Marper'a published yesterday, AUo?; or tk* Myturitt,
through which we have hastily ran to catch the plot and
aae story, but which we must read over and again to
drink ia the beaaty of the sentiment, and the polished ele
gance of the style. A chord that vibrates through the
socl is interwoven with every passage of this most puw
erful and sinfolar work; the hidden mysteries of our
aauare, its beauties and its errors, are laid before us, and
meaully we quiver at the touch of the hand that unveils
te us, in all the deformity of vice, motives and feelings
whirl we are wont to look up to as beautiful and good.
The delineations are given with a master's hand, and
the sense must be, indeed, opaque, that cannot discover
their fidelity. The plot is advanced to its denouement
with a versatility M incident and continuously-increas
ing effect that rivet* us to the psge. The characters are
finely contrasted, and the intermediate shades well
filled in. The aohle-spwited Maltravers?the beautiful
and artless Kvelyn?are exquisite pictures, and acquire
an absorbing influence over our attention.
Bbthubiaam in the pursuit of Lett era.?Tbe
of the United State* to. John G. Cobb, came on
46r trial ia th? United States Circuit Court at Charles
ton. on Msnday sen night The prisoner, a mail carrier,
was indicted for opening a letter, and abstracting bank
antes therefrsin. on the 15th of September last, on the
mail route. between Camden and Ysrkvtlle. The jury
found the prisoner pnilty. The punishment fur the of
fence, prescribed by s-t of Congress, is pum*Ument, not
less thas ten, nor more than twenty ene years.
M-msi. Philosophy.?-The landlord of a pot house
in r-ne of the csuru running from Dmry Lane to Cath
erine sweet, (Westminster.) has issaed a large placard
of the week's " amuaeasents ' at hi* boeae. After enu
merating the concerts, free and easies. fighting matches,
Jtc.. that make up the previous six days, it is added.
'? Sunday?Humor can investigations tar trial by jury !"
JWe have something like this at Tammany Mali every
Sunday also.)
DirrsREPCE airwtEP small art> oreat.?At the
rCity Court at (llndriktn, on Saturday week, one
George Ms*well, for petit larceny, was sentenced to
on# month's imprisonment. and ten lashes At the same
ftmo Samuel Gibson, for grand larceny, was awarded
?hr?s month'* imprisonment, and rosary lashes.
tJ~ All ike ptpari Maw that IHmrml SatharUad has
baaa sentencad to traasportatioa far lifa Diemaa'i
Laad. Thia is iacarract, u Vaa Diamaa's Laad is mat
a paaal aettlamaat, no convict having baen ever neat
there. He will, most prebablj, be eent ta Bermada to
wark an the fartifications, and from thence to Norfolk
Island, where the chain gangs are employed.
Trlantph af Steam?The Mrlaa sad Use Grant
Weatarn?Tlie puisgc af the AtUaUe la
fourteen days I
The excitement yesterday was tremendous; from
an early hour in the morning until dark, myriads of
persons crowded the Battery to have a glimpse of the
first vessel which had crossed the Atlantic from the
British ides, and arrived at this port; indeed, it is
said, that every Englishman in the city, at one time
or other, during the day, was gazing at the dark look
ing vessel with the American eolors at the fore, and
the flag of old England at the stern. This excitement
was further increased by the arrival af the Great
Western, from Bristol, which left that port on the 7th
instant, making the passage in fifteen days, thns solv
ing the problem of possibility, and showing what can
be done by cntet prize, expenditure, courage, and skill,
in encountering the stormy weather which these two
vessels have so successively braved and surmounted.
The Sirius, however, is the pioneer, aud to her the
glory of the Argonaut is due.
The approach af the ' Great W? stern" to the har
bor, and in front of the Battery, was most magnifi
cent. It was about four o'clock yesterday afternoon.
The sky was clear?the crowds immense. The bat
tery was filbd with the human multitude, one half of
whom were females, their faces covered with smiles,
and their delicate persons with the gayest attire.?
Below, on the broad blue water, appeared this huge
th'ngof life, with four masts, and emitting volumes
I of smoke. She looked black and blackguard ?ns all
i the British steamers generally are?rukish, cool,
i reckless, fierce, and forbidding in their sombre eolors
, to an extreme. As she neared the Sirius she slaek
I ened her movements, and took a sweep round, form
i ing a sort of half circle. At this moment, the whole
J Battery sent firth a tumultuous shout of delight, at
the revelation of her magnificent proportions. After
making another turn towards Statcn Island, she
made another sweep, and shot towards the East Ri
ver with extraordinary speed. The vast multitudes
rent the air with their shouts again, waving hand
kerchiefs, hats, hurraing to a very great degree. Af
ter shewing herself thus, she took up her station at
the foot of Market street, at a slip assigned to her, and
thus let the thousands rest inqaiet.
It is a singular coincidence that both vessels should
have arrived on St. George's day, the patron saint of
tht country to which they belong. Old England will
exult in the achievement, and great will be the chuck
ling among its seamen and mercantile people at this
prosperous is-ue of so great an undertaking. These
voyages, it must he remembered, are only experimen
tal ones; the Sirius was not constructed for the pas
sage of the broad sea, and cameoiTon her expedition
almost impromptu, and crossed in eighteen days, on
eleven of which foal winds prevailed; yet in the
eighteen days she ran 3 519 knots! The Great
Western was built with more preparation, and has,
therefore, accomplished her object more speedily ;?
but the opinion sow is that the distance can and will
be ran in ten or twelve days, when every thing is ar
ranged and calculated for that purpose.
We have given below the particulars of the con
atrueiion of the Great Western, as we have previous
ly done of the Sirius and the /loyal Victoria, (the
name of which has been altered to the British
Queen.) And here we may be permitted to remark
that we were in error when wa stated that the Sirius,
now here, was the "pig ship," concerning which an
anecdote appeared in the Hersildon Sunday week ;?
the Itoyal Victoria also is a different vessel from the
Victoria onboard af which the accident occurred by
the bursting of a boiler, as mentioned yesterday mor
ning
Captain Roberts, of tha Sirius, was spoken of in
the most complimentary terms by the ladies, his
passengers. "They should," they said, "bavekeen
dreadfully alarmed by the bad weather, but they felt
quite safe when they thought they were ander Capt.
Roberts' eharge, whose celebrity as a steam naviga
tor was proverbial." The cook, who is aa authority
in such matters, stated that the rolling was very tri
fling, and net so heavy as in a sailing vessel, in
short, nothing could have been more satisfactory for
all purposes than this bold expedition, and we truai it
will redound to the permanent profit, as it certainly
does to the enterprise of alt concerned. The results
to business, commerce, manners, arts, social life, and
the moral approximation of the two hemispheres, we
have on divers occasions adverted to, and shall again
when we are not so pressed with news. At present,
we must conclude with the detsils relative to the
Great Western, from the London literary and scien
tific journals, only premising that the Sirius and
most probably the Great Western will leave this
pert for London direct, on the 3rd or 5th May.
The Great Western was designed and built, and is
owned wholly, we believe, at Bristol; so that the
somewhat sleepy but venerable old port, which first,
through Cabot, feund out the vamtio;. in the needle
of the mariner's compass, and established the trade
between this country and Russia, as well as discov
ered Newfoundland, and described diet nctly the coast
of Florida (as many contend) the yearbefuoe Colum
bus mad* hia voyage,? Bristol, waking from her Rip
Van Winhle slumbers, has had the honor of rousing
Kngliah enterprise to a new effort of the highest inte
rest, coming very near, too, at the least, to taking the
lead, nominally aa wall aa virtaally, in that effort her
a. If.
At all events, the Great Weatern is in itaelf an
achievement sufficient to renew for that ancient city
thefameofthe dava when Mmater Canyage'a mer
chant ships were the firat on the globe; witness the
Mary and John, of 900 tons, 420 years ago. This
noble staamer hag ? burthen of 1,340 tons. How it
compares with the class it belongs to, aad with its spry
littbw competitor before mentioned, may be judged by
the least seaman like reader we have, when we say,
that, ns far as we know, the largest jteani ship in
Her Majesty's navy, aad that a new one, ta the Gor
gon, with a tonnage of 1150 The Gorgon is con
structed to carry 20 days' eoal, a crew of 150, and
1000 msn besides, and stores far 6 manths. Her en
gines are only of the tame power with those of the
Sirius. The largest American steam-khip wc have
heard of, is the Natehex, now or lately on the stocks
at New York, and intended to ply as a packet be
tween that city and the southern port wnoee nam*
she bears; her tonnsge is 900. The Wilberforce and
the Victoria, Hull packets, were considered to be at
the head of the old order of boats ; the former a I ttl*
exoeeding 200 feet in length, with paddlr-wheela 24
feet in diameter, and eng net second only to those
used in the American scheme. There may be a far
ther comparison with the Bristol boat, by stating that
her length is about 240 feet; that each paddle shaft, af
ter turning, weighs 6| tona. and the intermediate shaft
4| tons, with diameters of 18| and 17| inches; thai her
cylinders art 734 mrhesin diame er?the G >rgon'a be
ing 64 inches?and nearly rivalling the size of the
hugs*' ever used in the most extensive operations of
the Cornish mines; that the has foar boilers, rated to
weigh, with the water in them, 190 tons?bordering
on a stowag- room capable of containing in iron box
es nearly 900 tons of cot!; an?t that her two marine
engines sre stated to have a 226 horse pswer each.?
T? imagine, m a word, the appearance this vessr|
makes in the river, among the myriad craft which
enc rcle her, ene must conce ve of a large man of war
of 80 guns, with the unwieldy protuberances we have
mentioned at the sides, a steam apparatus of the to
tal weight of 470 tens, a groat black funnel, and vo
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lumes of smoke in dtie proportion ; and withal, for
the plan is amphibious, a complete sailing machine
ry?for emergencies of fair winds or accidents to ma
chinery? including four rather low masts, rigged
somewhat in schooner style, and able to add conside
rably on occasion to the boat's speed. It appears
that this ship is much the largest, on the whole, ever
built. The fore cabin is 46 feel long; an ample en
gine room is left in the centre; and this separates the
former from a state cabin of 82 feet in length and 34
, in extreme breadth, taken up, except in the centre,
with berths (like the fore cabin) at the sides, includ
I ing, above and below, and fore and aft, 128 sleeping
| places for one class of passengers, besides which
there are 20 for servants. Of the very costly and ele
gant fittings up of this grand saloon we can add no
' thing to the plentiful details furnished by the daily
papers; suffice it to say, that Mr. Parris has had
! charge of the decorations, which are in the style of
Watteau and date of Louis XIV., and that no pains
seem to have been spared to outdo the Liners, and
" astonish the natives" on the other side of the sea.
We should not ffrget that, affixed to the frame work
of tho engine is an indtx, by which the number of
strokes performed by the machinery, and the rate ol
their performance, is shown with the greatest accu
racy, and which, it is staud, without requiring to be
again wound up, will mark as many strokes as suffice
for the whole voyage to New York.
Finaiiy, she must doubtless be pronounced as
staaneh a piece of British naval architecture as ever
floated, as well as the most elegantly decorated of all.
Her engines have been proved?the boat has been and
will be thoroughly tried throughout?200 tons of car
go will be taken, if olfered; and so the Great Wes
tern, hoisting at length the lion-flog, will commence
her march on the mountain wave, with the motto,
vietory or death. She is expected to make her pas
sage out, under average circumstances, in fifteen
days, and tho retnrn voyage in twelve. Fair luck
befall her!
But we are not yet done with the steamers. We
promised to give a summary of all that is proposed
by the various parties, and we have not yet named the
greatest of all the lions by far?we mean the Victorim,
now on the stocks, at Limehouse. This extraordina
ry ship is the project and property of the British and
American Steam Navigation Company. Their plan,
as first announced, was, to build a hue, composed of
two British and two American steam ships, of great
tizecach, as sufficient to keep up a communication
twice a month to and from New York; the reason for
uniting the two classes, being, of course, that British
ships, by treaty of commerce, are not permitted to
take foreign goods to the United States?they must
be shipped in American bottoms; while, on the other
hand, Amensan ships are not permitted to bring for
eign goods to England except for exportation only.
By the union of both, all descriptions of goods are se
cured. These four were expected to make as many
passages to and fro as eight sailing packets would.
More were to be added as required. The tonnage pro
posed was 1,200, and the herse power 300; and the
ships were estimated to eost 40,000/. each. The an
nual expense of such a vessel was rated at 18,430/., in
cluding fuel out and home fir six voyages, or for
42 000 miles. This calculation, which wetnink werth
J'reserving, is exclusive ef the charges incident to
reight. These, with the profit also on freight, are
contingent. Set down this at 400 tons measurement
goods, with eertain prices, and 60, 80, and 100 pas
sengers, ef tbrrc different classes, and we have 4 600/.
receipts on freight. The expenses on the same being
rated at 2,520/., the net freight out and home is made
to amount to 3,880/., or above 50 per cent per annum
on prime cost; or 30 per cent with a net of 1,200/. and
800/. out and home. We subjoin, for reference, the
following items of the annual expense of the floating
establishment: ? Commander, 300/.; first mate, 109/ ;
second mate, 80/.; third mate, 60/.; surgeon, 100/.;
twenty-five seamen and apprentices, 600/; ten fire
men, at 60s., 360/.; oVie engineer at 150/.; one at 100/.,
and one at 80/., 330/.; one carpenter, 50/.; oil, tallow,
and tow for engines, and other small stores, 1,000/.
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volume on Venereal Disease, he. (designed originally for thoae
whs wished ta have a private, a? well ai a ipeeoy aa<l conve
nieat mode or core,) it baa been my lot to witness wo many
wretched eiantp'es of ibeae diseases, arising clnelly from (lie
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dactme to give a portion of time eipreaaiy to cnsultatma on
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aorjeci. together with the difficulty of making my oractire
known in any other way, baa led me to (hit course. Perhaps
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ther h- reflected on that venereal diseases, if m t horaughly
eradl-aied from the constitution, do not confine themselves to
thoae who flrst contract them, hut eitend to the virtuous and
innocent, it must appear to every man or sense, that these com
plaints are worthy of thetimo anil talent of the very heat phy
sicians. In ashing, however, for so great a share of aoafldence
on aso>0"i*r"> deep sn Interest, it seems e pedtrnt that I
should also give lame statement o< the ground on whluh I seal!
this eonfldeuce. For these reasons, though I heg to state.thst
in addition to heing a graduaie of Rdnburgb, a member ol
the Royal College #f Surgeon'. London, as well as the smhor
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geons in Rumpe to the moat eminent In America, na Dr. Mott
of New York, and Dr. Phyalckof Pkiladelphm. snd these may
be seen by any one who wishes it I would therefore only
mid, lhat those who write hy the post, or otherwise cnns .lt me,
will receive the faithful attention of one of much eiperience
and knowledge in thw department of diseases.
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for the lfi>erul patronage she has received from her friends and
the public, retu ne her sincere thanks, and reapecilu'ty solicits
a continuance of the same?to Insvre w'hich, Ml M. D. H now
offers for ? ale her splendid Roval Victoria Oipney Hat*, and
Cottage Bonnets which are acknowledged by the be* jedges
to be sup-rior ? shape la any ta this rtry, at the lowest poant
hie prices, for caA hv the cane, dot en or siwgte oae, at her
stnre ,*? Grand street, between essri end Norfolk areata.
N. N M its cleaned altered and pressed In n naperiwr style,
cheaper than at anv 'dher establishment in lb* ?Ry.
New York. April. INI ?*lm*
1 (Wilt FICKLKi large *4nc, inbbl* srhe.ed
l|AViMRRI for grocers t small site, for the Nnuihera
msrhe., In bright heg? of 8, A and 10 gallon', pal up in superior
style, for sole hy O k J. B. WHLln. 194 Water stram,
JSA Sm* aeit doer to Hdfa Hotel.
O" A GOOD HOUSEWIFE should never he wit haul
ho* or Dr. BENJAMIN BR ANDRKTH'S VEG ETABLE
UNIVERSAL FILLS. They have been proved by thousands
of individuals to be the heat assistant ot nature ever discovered,
and may be taken at all times, under any circumstances, by
paying strict atteulion to the directions winch accompany
each box To be bad genuine of all theapents advertised by
Dr. Bratidreili, and likewise at bis own other, 341 Broadway,
opposite the Park.
N. B. Beware of couaterfeits. All agents who sell the gea
uine medicine have a certificate sealed and signed B. Bran
dretli, M. D. Purchaser, ask to s?e it before you spend your
money. mSl-lf
WANTED CONSTANTLY, a number of young
men, (Americans) lor whaling voyages in good ships.
Amongst those that are wanted are hlncksiniihs, coopers, cai
prnters and landsmen. Those that wish stscli a voyage, would
do well to call at 'I IIO,MAS LEWIS'S Clothing Store, 317
Water sir* et, corner ol Peck slip, w here they w ill lie hono
rably dealt with. All clothing and other necessaries fu imht-d
on,credit. a2 lna*
CMMWi L I E EDITION OFllOSlOPlk'S
S WORKS?W. SANbFOKD, 23 Ann sl lias thr satisfac
tion ofannouncing to the admires of Mrs. Opie's writings,
(whose claim to the foremost rank in Euglisn Liu-r lutv lias
been warnd y acknowK dged by Sir Walter Scott, Miss Edge
worth, and tlte first authors of every language,) that be has no-v
finished the last Volume ol the first and only complete Ameri
can edition other works, comprised in sis volumes, and that
lie is ready to receive nod execute all orders for them. Those
iadi-sand pi-ntleinen who wish to -erurc iliis valuab e addition
to ttieir libraries, without which no collection of English lite
rature,-an he deemed complete, will pleasrapplv to W Sand
ford, 23 Am st. In correctness and brauty of paper and to
pograph*, convenience ot form, and every r? quisitr of a hand
some book, tns edition will not yield to any tha* have i.-suvd
from the American press. aSO-lw
TO CONSHNEKS OF Oils OH OAS ?The In
ventor And Manufacturer of the Safety Reflecting Sp rit
Lamp, s<> much approved in giving a clear light without shade,
invites the public to inspect his new patterns in Brass and
Bronxe, suitai- le for Dry Goods, Jewellers, and Fancy Stores.
Al-o, Lamps for B.lliard and Reading Room*, Kefectories,
Groceries, he. requiring n strong light, and are warranted to
burn at half the expense of oil or gas. Lamps can be viewed
at his old store, 8 Catharine street, or 478 Greenwich, coiner of
Canal.
Spirits sent by his wngons as usual. Observe the nasne,
a20-lm* G. MIC HELL, Spirit Lamp* on each side.
OCUKK.NH PAY .?SALT RHEUM, KINO
WORM. TETTER, BARBER'S,or JACKSON ITCH,
SCALD HEAD, and all other diseases of the skin, are
effectually cured by the use of "SANDS' REMEDY FOR
SALT RHEUM," which has ?OSS been t?'*ted in ri*me 2500
ca-etTwilboui in oae instance having failed. No alteration in
diet is necessary, and tbere is no (laager ia applying it even
to the lenderest infant It h a discovery aever before knowa
ia the history af medicine, ami every pet son afflicted with
cutaneous diseases ia any form is iavited to nuke immediate
use of this valuabl* medicine. Numerous certificates ot its
virtues have been received by the proprivtor, and will tie ex
hibited on application.
Prepared ami sold by A. B. k D. SANDS, 100 Folion street,
eorn?r of William, and sold by druggists generally ia many of
the principal cities and towns in thr United States.
N. B. Jt can be ordered wish other goeda of any of the prin
cipal druv gists in thiscity er Ph ladelpbia. a21 I in*
TWAIN's WoIOr SUGAR PLVHH-As effiee
i? cions and convenient niedic>ne lor children, causing worms
te be discharged in great numbers and even w hen there is no
appearance of worms they do much pood in carrying off the
secretion of muens from the stomach and bowels which gene
rate them, ai d is as injurious te chiidrea as worms alive. For
sale by the proprietor's agent,
NATHAN B. 9RAH AM,
ar27if No. 4# Nassau st corner Ot Fallon.
<<T GAME)?1 ?AWl!-l CONCLUKHKDI!
1 DU GOODWILL'S DETERGENT, and DR. GOOD
MAN'S PILLS.?A sure and speedy core iar certain deii
cate diseases. When taken together, the Detergent as a nulli
flerand the Pills ae a strengthener af ihe diseased organs.?
These articles are now to universally usee that any thing
which can oe Mid ia a short advertisement wonld not add to
their great reputation. Their popularity may be .fudged of
Irom the fart that 100,000 ?r more holt es and hexes have been
tnid in New York, Philadelphia, Basloo and Washington, dar
ing the last two years Those t^al desire seeresy may, by the
dm of these medicines, be entirely cored without Ike fear af
exposure.
Sold wholesale and retail by E. M. Guion, 127 Bowery, cor
ner of Grant, corner of Henry and Pike, and 441 Grand *fc
Hart's, corner of Broadway and Chambers st, and corner of
lludvin and North Moore sU; and Win. B. Hoffman's. ti.57
Broadway, at 90 cents per bottle and box, with mil directions.
MB
I N sTlTV'l lott PO it THE tUah OK h PaM
1 MERINO.? This institution, lormerly of Coartlandt street,
will he reopened liir the iecf ption ol pupil* on tlie M of May
next, at 258 Spring street, near Hudson. Arrangements have
Iteen made for persons coming from lbs country, and others
that choose it, to hoard at the Institute, and thus lie constantly
under the superintendence of tb" Principal. The system
taught will be the same as practiced by the subscriber for the
last five years, with such complete success Hundreds of per
sona In this city and the ad,oiumr country have experience 4
its benefits, and testified te its complete efficacy in curing the
worst of si am merer*. Pupils will be received from five years
old te forty, sad a care in all cases guaranteed, er the moeey
will he refunded.
Terms? From 125 to |I88 The indigent eared gratis For
farther information, apply te the subscriber at the Institute?
if bv Irtier, poet paid.
Circulars can be had hy applying as abave, eoeteiniag cer
tificates of cures recooMsendetidnf. Ac.
a 17 3m HENRY WELLS. Principal.
AC A It D?IMPORTANT TO THE BEAU MONDE.
? I be Vanilla Compound, or Persian Moan, eonttnae* la
'H>"V its high reputation s? tbe only co?metic that ?dl MM
eruption* oT ibe late and freckles It glee* great relief to tbe
fare aad hands ? here the akin ia liable to chap, from exposure
tolbewind. nbieh, from its healing properties mi a (treat ile-i
deratim. The smooth, tratsparrnt appearance it gireg to lli*
completion, MM be?peak far i t a great popnlarU* smongthe
Indie*. A?a*oop for shaving it cannot be surpassed, producing
in a lew aeconda a fine rich lather The patronage it re
ceives from the nobility and gentry of Prance and England
haa made it extensively naee in Europe
It may he had nf H. C. Hart, corner of Broadway and Courv
landt at; J. H. Hart, earner of Chamber at and Broadwayi
Wm. B. Hoffman,BS7 Broadway: and E. M. Outoa, ITT Bow
ery, not net af Grand at. aorner or Henry and Pike ata. and 441
Grand at.
Price 50 centa. ad 9m
Tan Htatb or Misotaoirri,
1>> w ndea Cn a n ty.
CiacutT Coobt, Taeaday, loth October, IWT.
Gbobcb Tvckbb, i
v* > Attaofa'L
Bicblow It Cliwcr. i
Thia day came the plaint id. hy hia attorney, and H appear
ing to die ?ati?ra tion of the Coart that Ike defendant w a non
rendent of the State of Mississippi, on tnoiioa of the olalatiff'*
attorney, It la ordered hy t4ie C<<art that publication he made
for an weeks in the New York Herald, a paper ooMhhed in
the city of New York, netify'ng the defendant* of the penden
cy of this tan, that tanieaa t bey appear on or befhre the tint day
of the neit tennot tbia Coart, give special ball and plead, judg
tnent will lie entered airainat them. and the pro parly attacked
will be meld to tntiafy the plaintiff'* demand, nod this cause
?BMMNM ulit-1 the neit l? no nf dim eoort m2tSwM
ATTINB.?The aohteribor bos Jnat recaived a caae nf
superior Stock and Vesting SATTlN, wbich he offers in
length* to sak par chaser*. Alto a large aaaoruneot of Shirts
Collar*. Bonnmt, Olorea, Hosiery, Satpendera, Rnaaian Belts,
Bflk Sblrta ami Drawers, wholesale and retail.
U. A. BRABBROOK,
a7-lm? 1M Pearl street
IVf iETTART BALO olf .JjJlJybion <traat -LEE i
i"l ROLLINS bare taken the 3d, Id and 4ih tiortet of tti
ba)lding71 Division at raaniag through ut Ea>t Broadway.?
Tbe 2d atory ia fitted tip for a Saloon The Bit aad 4<h noriet
are fitted np for Drill Room*. 199 feet loop and X feet wtde.
Tbcy I arc alto small rooms lor ConnrMtee Meeting*. Boat
Club*. Engine Companies, he. Tbe Naloon ia filled ap In the
best sty.e and most fashionable manner, w uh the best of
liouora, Wines, ffegars, London Ale, Scotch Ale, and Bottled
Cider They hare shm a Rummer Ifoaae, that will he fitted
ap for Ike accontn odation of MUhary Cnmtianiea. ihelr Friend*
aad the public in genera'. All Mil'tary Ci ms-auie* that are
not engaged, are retpoctfnily ineited m call aad tee the roots*.
JOSHUA H. LEE.
HARYY B. ROLLINS.
Drop Into tbe Saloon nod take a glass of wine whb tta. En
trance 71 Bi vision ?L m9B im'
HO* T'? HOTEL-NIW YOBK-The pabtkr and
strangers arriving, are respertfally Intormed that ih<n ?!?
teoa<re and highly tllglbly located establishment b> sow nor
manenlly arranged an the European plan, aad offera Induce
taenia on the score of economy, comfort and esHiventence,
which, it i* premmcd, cannot he rqgalUd by any hotel in lit*
city. Strangers, particularly, will find It In eeery way deal
rahle, as their meals can be obtained in the same style at any
hour, and the ehargea made only for what ia ordertd or ac
they mar prefer, at a charge of One Dollar and a Half per day.
The lodging rooms are In the be?t condition, and the house
having three fronts adiaita of the freest ventifa'ion. Pnmdtea
can be accommodated either at the ladies' ordinary or In their
private apartments, of which the house affords a large number
of aait* lmndnom? ly furnished. The hart* provide with the
boat of liopora ami i'under the superintendence ofSTRPHKN
I. HOLT, whotielng well conversant with the Prench, Sua
nt?h sod Italian lanfusg?t. m ill He able to el tend better fbcili
ilea to gentlemen of those nations who may patronlfe the
house Tbe dining department lacondiirted by AHA HOLT,
where will be found every variety af the ?est which the mar
ket can fornisb, with superior hot coffee and tea?to tbe pre
paring af which special attendance is given The b-aero- nt
story is conducted hy BTKPIIBN HOLT, Ben , where, a port
his good old fssbtoned plan, he will he i-atpy ta serve his
friends with the heat al fare on hia accoatotiied reasonable
terms.
N.B. Open at mil Wl ?( tkt night I ! sJA-lm
TTaw notice. "
B. ORAHAM tENNIRi, farmerly of Newborn, N. C.
Arena* bv sua CavasBLtac at Law.
Linden, Ala.
RapannneBB.?Hon. Wlllta-* Gaston. Nowhern, N C.
" Hon. William H. Haywood, Rsl , N. C.
" Hon k. D. Henry, rnyetvllle, N. C.
- Mr. E H. Tarlor, Mobile. Al.
" P. ? Bloom, Bag., Mnhda, /M.
M Mr. JobaM Birring, Lindea, AL
Mr. WMMam Locke. Lkvlan. A U
flf ~
tr A PftlVATI THKAV1MI, km. ON VI
?RIAL RISEABEB, MNNUUIKA, OLRBT, km, wr%?
lea more especially tor ikaue wfc* require a private, as waB m
mm uamodlalc mad perfect Hit of their complain*, bat
adapted alae te the im ef every toidvidaaL The Troatiac,
(which way be had atone if wiahed far,I ia tilted in the Md of
a little cheat, containing every ingredient and medicine n*?
ceaaary for the care. Having this little cheat and hook com
plete, there ia no oecaaioa whatever to make a aecond petana
acquainted with the anhject, not even in long standing and
doubtful cases. II it be preferred, however, the author mop
be conaulted confidentially by poat or otherwiae, and the aae
dicine aenl to any dialaace.
It would be scarcely possible to express Ike satisfaction thin
little book affords to all who are acquainted wit tl, toi being
know n to give the plain and faithiul treatment el a regular
physician of many yeai a experience, and one also who is hon
ored wile testimonial letters troin the bight at aurgeona in En
rope to the moat eminent in America, as Dr. Molt of Nets York,
nnd Dr. Pb) tick of Philadelphia?its directions are followed
with that confidence and regularity which ensure success. In
this little volume, not only are the different kinds of the dis
ease described with plainness, but the cure ol those other and
more distressing symptoms which arise Irom constitution, ha
bits ol life, age kc. Is also given will, great clearness, so that
those whose health and spirits are almost broken down tor
wantoi proper treatment, are led at on?e to see their error.?
To every man of sense it must be eviuent that nothing can be
in .re unwi-e than to trust himself to auy ol those boasting
n< strums which are daily advertised as certain cures in al
those varying circumstances. Indeed, it is to those, chit Ay,
that we hear ol so many persons continuing 011 from mouth to
month uneureit, and it should be also known that it is uet only
ilie anxiety el mind, alio great expense incurred by these de
replions.hui whe, a clap or gleet is suffered 10 remain so long,
nothing is more common than a stricture as the cons, queries.
Now, a stricture, i not removed by proper means, is the most
erious thing ibaiean possibly happen, and, which makes It
worse, it frequently exist* where neither the patientnr the
docu.r once suspects it Moreover, this is the stage ofthe dis
ease ia whicn to much ignorance and knavery is practised by
advertising persons. There are those, for instance, who pre
tend to cure a gleet arising from this cause, with a box of
piils. or a bottle of drops, when every surgeon knows that ait
the physic in the world would never cure a stricture. For
these reasons, therefore, the author has been particularly anx
ious to make the cure of strictures plant and easy and in this
he has succeeded most completely. Many have consulted hrna
nu strictures who aie periectly astonished at the e.-se nnd
quickness wilb which they are cured, having lor years tried
every other uieans in vain. Indeed, undei the author's mode
of treatment, nothing is more safe and easy than the cure of
strictures.
The remaining chapters of this little volume are on the sub
ject of ven-re?l disease, properly so called, in which every
symptom from lis very first beginning dow n to its most ne
glected term, are staled with the utmost clearness. In all their
singes ihe treatment w ill he seen to be exceedingly eR*y and
effectual, so dial, with the a-sis.anee of ihe litile chest, any
one may undertake bis cure with pert* ct safety, in these chap
ters also, w ill be found some fans detailed njion the effect of
old venereal taints on children. Many who are about to mar
ry, or being married have no lamilies, will find some deeply m
teresting expla-ationsonthis ?ul>ject.
Price ol the Chest and Book complete, $12.00. The Book
alone, fib#.
Ijetl-rtoa consultation nddressed to the author.
ajn-3m DR. RALPH. 38 Counlandl st. New York. ~
cr NEW OPTICS. JTT
241 BROADWAY, NEW YORK. 241,
is Dr. BRANDRETH'S PRINCIPAL OFFICE for the sale
ol his justly rel? braied and fRr famed "VEGETABLE UNI
VERSAL PILLS " The high rt puiation of ibis excellent m?>
dh-ine is now so generally known, from the testimony of many
thousandsol individuals who have experienced its salutary ef
fvcts, tilflt it is unnecessary to revert to it i?i this notice ; but it
sh> uld be ibe particular care 01 all who wish 10 obtain the
? GENUINE BRANDRETH PILLS," not to purchase of
any individuals in this eity who have net a certificate ol area
ey sealed and signed B. BKANDRETH. M. D. aiSl-tf
CT COUNTERFEITS!!!?The man who passes to kia
neighbor a counterfeit bill, and takas hi-goods <n return there
for, knowing the same to be a counterfeit, is a thief, a robber,
a s? iudler, and is ameaatde to the laws mf his country ; but the
wretch who would put into the bands of his fellow crrainre a
counterieit PILL, not only rubs him of bis money, but destroy*
hi? constitution ?nd endanger* his life.
BEWARE, THEN, FELLOW MEN, BEWARE OF
COUNTERFEIT!!, and reniemoer, when you wish (a obtain
the GENUINE BRANDRKTIPN PILLS go to my regular
appointed agents, who have each oftheiu a certificate o' agen
cy sealed and signed by me, B. BRANDRETH, M. D or l*
nay own others at
No 241 Broadway,
No. 187 Hudson street,
No. I Spruce street, and
No. 278 Bowery.
mSJ-tf
B
D" NOT ICR.?Tlie wholesyle business of Dr. Braadreth*
principal offic is now removed to bis new and spacious estab
lishment No.241 Broadway. where hi? ce ebrat. d "V K6I>
TABLE UNIVERSAL PILLS" my at all liaieibrolmiiMd
in large or small qtiaai>tie?,and where all agcals rre desired to
direct their eommuninalion*. Brroember?
The PRINCIPAL BRANDRETHI AN OFFICE la
241 Broadway, opposite the Park.
The Minor Office* are?
in lladaoa street,
I Si prune street, neat to Sun oAre, and
27S Bowery,
N. B. Kor authorised agents, aee Dr. Brandreth * a vertiae
msmt. and observe that all who sell the renaiae nsrdichar have
a eertifieate of agency sealed and signed.
jnSI-tl B. BRANBRKTII. M. D^
?'Sunt quibns in satyra videar naou ncer."
I am a oantioa to quark*.
KWAHF., BEW A It R BP IGHOKART
PRKTFNDKRS TO MEDICAL KNiiWLKDOC
DR WILLIAM F.VANB is grateful to lbs |>atlie lor Ike high
confidence whirli they have been pleasea to repose in him, and
in te?tiniony of his gratitude, he hegt leave 10 assure them that
ha b?? received more patient* through a knot ol advertising lo
c?*t* than ironi the deviation* of the iafa.dated front morality.
Dr. Evan*' knowledge af medical and sargical practice baa
been denved from the b. *t schools a*d hospital* in "nrlaad
and it. o land?be i* not, therefore to be classed **ith meu igno
rnnt of lhe?e iuiporiani >ciencen? men who, scairoly a hie hp
affix their sign manual, have liroaght over, "pr. h podorr* half
starved, and quarter educated a*pirauts for fame, to p?E am
hollowed nostrums, got ap through the "auri aacri faB.es," or
lave of gold.
Dr. Evan* professes aol to have any certain speciffr nostras
?Iso treats the Proteus like V***##*I according to the natoro
of the complaint, aad peculiarities of the constitution. He ana*
not specific drops, wpernatarated with mercury, nor the*
draw* more largely on the mherahle victims olhtschoriataaery
by advertiwd "Ami-Mercurial" ased eiae ju*l hke tke mnrdee
er, who, after he has knocked out the brains of a fellow crea
ture, pretends that he has a rentes y to replace them. Bias
of the martyrs to the ahovn abominable treatment, fas eaa ho
Cved to the satisfsctioa of the paldie,) have sought far aad
?d reiief at ltd Chatham st. All edarated person*, whether
professional or sot, are requested to call at the offire of Dc.
Evaa?, aad tboy wiH Had that his medirhse* have been col
lected wilboat any regard la expense, ami made up according
to the formula: nf the best European and American Dt*pcMm?
lories and Pbannaroptrian
Besides delicate diseases. Dr. Evans lias carefully and aae
ceasfally attended to the general affections at the hums* body,.
such as apoplexy, epilepsy, tic douleureax, scroluia, diorama
of the heart aud lungs, dyspepsia, ar indigestion, gout,
malltin. and the spurious prog ear ol both; worms, tl
mesenteries af children, and the diseases of married
mairied female*.
Er Dr. Evans' office is at 10fi Chatham at.
Op*a from I o'clock A. M. until IS P. M.
a4-lm
T
O ALL TH R W OH LD IK If KNOW f
NUNTER'B RED DROP, a blessing to the human ri
Copy of a letter received tkroagH thrposi office:?
Mr J. Levtaao, 3 Division st New York?
Dear Wire? At the rs quest r/ a trlead who has lately
liberated (n>m the tangs nf ? Miction by the aid of your n
e.anle Harrier** Red Drop, I address too He tenders yea Ms
sincere thank* and gratitude foe the (iteming he ha* received
at your hand, having lieen radically rured, hy magIr, as it
were, (using only a part of a phial) of a dangerous disease, to
which he bad rashly exposed h fen self In an u a guarded boor, bag
haviar received both a care and a lesson, '.it la Indeed truR
grateful lor the one, and hopes to receive a salutary heaHH
(rom the other. I myself, who witnessed IU effect*,rao lenity
to its merits, and as a Christina philanthropist, most sioeerelw
wish that the paMIc may be made acquainted with is
atllity.
(I poor thy balm apon a wounded onrtd,
And let the hanaer of diseaae be furled?
Life's ember* reillume?while yet one spark's alive,
And hid the kindling r t ~ ol health revive?
Extend thy arm?the sufferer's pong appenso,
While groaning* aea'h the demon of Disease?
And gmtefisl l eans shad all ihy rarea repay,
When stern efflietiona's chains are burst away.
Defenceless youth?If Passion's firm control
lias planed thoe where dark waves nf anguish roN,
Where sorrow reigns, snd storm* of suffering faff
Where mercy's et2 ne'er heed* th* piteous call?
Then Are to him who kindly holds for thee
Thss*e precious Drop* that soothe and set tbeef roe?
And when thvj nst afflictions rrareo'er,
Oo, rescued "child of wrath.au ** sin no more."
Toor* rnmrectfully, E. B. E.
Bold at No ? Division at. PTte' II per bottle. This letter
can be seea at ike office.
N B The pah.tc will please take notice diet the genuine
Hnnter's Red Drop tan be ohtaiaed at no other placo in the en
ty HU Dddr fi. miff im*
Lob ft A I, t -The Wind Mill oa Ifitb st. near the .Id ane
r aue. Al-o a dwelling hooao and stable aturhe.I ?t dm
same. Apply at Iflfi Maiden Lane. atfi-lia*
Ft I* K. IAMTMA3C* BY MERCHANT'i
iptSI'H ANC E COMPANY, OP BOHTWN -CapUoL
a too, one, all paid la and luveated?auihorixed to inn ore rgalaM
fire Insurance rinks. Proposals for i naaranre against fire on
buihlings and merrhsodtte, and for the renewal i>4 pnHrir* in
the city of New fork. loft at the counting room of A. BIOB
L4>W, Jr. 4fi Pine st near WUHam, will lie siK nilorl to.
JOffKPH BALCII. PreaidenW
1 1 -I
PVILISMBO BAIL* IT
JAEEB OUKDON (t K N|N B TfT,
wo. 21 tits rrBPjrr.
TERM* or ADVER ITftlNU?The extensive esnralauo*
of the Haast.p, both in town and coaetry, make It a superta*
rhaoaet for advertiser*.
roa rwrtn i.tnrs, oa t.tss.
1 day, fefifi<|4dnys, ft r> | 7 days, fil S7 | IS days, fftcf
I ? ? filfifi*. laafi.. 2 do III ? * *2
? . . 14*0 I ? . . I 23 I 9 ? ? 2 It I II ? ? * ?
roa bioht ttnas, oa i.bml
t weeks, ? ? ft m 11 months, - ? ? I#
I month, . . . 9 MI ? month*, - ?. w
tf All advertisement* to he nald before their ~
Advertisement* insetted in the WaaaLV tiMkhdli tw
per square eve>y insertion.
Moanina Htast.o? issued every mocmng, escept waoosny.?
prtre, two cents per copy. Co no try suhoeriboT* nrmm** W
the same rate, for any specific period, on a remitaiseo m
vance No paper neni, aniens i<oid In advnmo. _ .
Rvamno IIeast.o Issued every ** V V
Price, two cents per rsm. On?try islmnwH isr^rn no
the same rate?cash In now nee. . _ ?
WaaaLV Maasi.n-iomwd every Patarstay mondag at 9 W
?lock?frirefii aenta per aopy. Furutmod to coantry mnsrm
hers at fefi per sotinm, la advance. .. ~
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