The New York herald. [volume], January 29, 1843, Image 4

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Variety,
Prom Ft/anm*.?Hy th# Gfn Taylor we
bsve reeetved the Sr Augustine News of the 21*t
We evract the following :?Th? U- R- stramet
Poinsett, commanded by Charles H. McRlair, lieut
commanding. arrived in our harbor on Sunday last
from Sr. Johns, E F , where sh had been detained
some time in consequence of the injurv sustained on
that har while endeavoring to make a harbor in bad
weather She has been thoroughly overhauled, and
i? now in excellent condition. The Pnin?ett left on
Monday last for Tampa Rav, via Indian Key and
K-v West. We understand that the U s. hrig Oregon
is now at Tampa Ray. Messrs Hutchinson,
i^orint'and Rn??ell, a party of gentlemen who Mi
here some four or five weeks since, for the southern
oar' ot 'he Territory, for the purpose of selecting
lanrts for the settlements, returned on Tuesday last,
perfectly satisfied with their trip. They represent
the superiority of th"t portion o( country, as regards
climate and soil, as surpassing their most sanguine
exnectations. "We understand these gentlemen are
m?k me arrangementst<> take iMNtfWPtftB ol tneirse
lected land*, and will xo south shortly.
Corny Mahtiat..?The examination in this caw
was tcf'tHhv continued fnr the defenee. Several
witnesses were disposed of, the tenor of who* testimonv
wao extremely unfavorable to the complainant?alledginx
th?t the Expedition at Florida in
1812 was a senerallv acknowledged humbux among
the officers attached to the station. Reiwated acts
of cruelty and it'eyal punishment were shown to have
been usual: and dissipation permitted to take a pro.
minerit part in the trancaerir>n. On the other hand,
the conduct of Tpeut Tansil', hoth personally and in
hi? official capacity, was spoken of in terms of
marked approbation ?Philnrf. U. S. Gnz. Jan 28.
Foos i> TTir WottT.n.? Our papers hv the Caledonia.
mention that the prevalence of dense fo?? in
November and I tenember, lasting for some days together.
Iiotli in London and Paris, had prevented
much attention to business, nnd occasioned no small
decree of discomfiture. The fox on the River
Thames, it is said, became so deep in intensity,and
so completely enveloped the Strand and all other
parts adjacent to the Thames, that dav was literally
turned into mxht. The pas was turned on in all the
shops, and candles were obliged to be used to cnrrv
on the necessary business of the dnv Many accidents
took piece from unavoidable collisions on the
Tiver, as well as in the streets and roads of and
about the metropolis. Paris, was also enveloped
in foe for several days : it extended also, to a considerable
disfnnce in the connfrv, and rend red travelling
exceedingly dangerous. Tt must have been
general throughout France, as it prevented all communication
hv telegraph with the provinces. " Objects."
savs a Paris paper, "could scarcely be recognized
at fifteen or fwentv paces distance. The fog
entered the theatres so effectually as to incommode
the audience, and the omnibuses on certain lines
were obliged to go at a walking pace. In the
Champs-Elvsees. the lamps could barely be seen
across the road."
A Bomb Shki-l or 1775 Found!?The Portland
Argus says:?" As the two eons of Messrs Daniel
Woodman and Daniel Gould, were digging for
clams, on Monday, in the Back Cove, near the
channel, they dtseovered the rim of what they
thought was a large iron jug After digging round
and tugging at it lor some time, they were obliged
to get some tackle before it could be taken
from its bed. Tt proved to be a bombshell, with the
powder vet in it, which was thrown from Mowatt's
fleet, on the memorable 15th of Oct ? 67 year* ago?
thB day when this (own was burned by (he Bnl'sh!
Tf measured 38 inehes in circumference, and weighs
150 pounds Capt. Lemuel Moodv, and Mr. Wm
TnWev. we|| recollect seeing it pass over (he town,
and sink info the waters of the Cove. It was (he
onlv one that passed over dtirine the day. The
others all fell among the devoted houses, and exploded.
Tt seems as if there could be no doubt of
the identity of this curiosity."
Madame Celeste?This fascinating dan trust
made her first appearance in London on her return
from our country, at the Havmarket Theatre. The
character of Suzanne was the one chosen for her rernfrfc.
The London Sun savs, "she was most enthusiastically
received bv a house crowded to the ceil
ing. and wpnt through the part with her accustomed
grace and spirit. At the fall of the curtain, being
Called for. she came forward, and seemed to he
much gratified with her reception, which she eracefitMg
acknowledged bv one of those expressive
looks which are more eloquent 'hun language."
Michigan Oorrstt and Leap?T>r Hanghton,
?fale geologist of --Michigan, has made his first retort
to the Legislature. -Of the abundance of copier
and lead in North?rn Maohigan he has the fulDst
confidence. In opening a yewt, he threw out
vith a single blast, nearlv two tons of copper ore,
nd with it numerous masses of pure copper front
toe most minute speck to masses weighing ti.rtv
nounds. Th" pnritvof the ores examined, provert
to he frorr 51 to 21 per cent. The great mines of
Cornwall, do not. at present, produce over 8 per
Cent.
STATtsTtcs?In the village of Woonsocket, R T .
their are eighteen mills, in wt<irh there are 1.2(58
looms. SO.825 "nindles, and 1 lfifl hands. The aggregate
number ot v?rd? of goods produced during ihc
past year is 9.739 717 : of which there were 230.000
varda ?'?rr?. 584.000 yards flanne's. 361.000 yaHs
jeans. 62 400 varda negro cloth", 156 (100 yard? satinets.
5.645.000 yards cotton prints, and 3,117,000
yards cotton sheeting.
Navai. ?IT. S. brie Rsinhridge, sailed from Boston.
on Thnrsdav. for Porto Rico. The following
is a list of her officers T. F .lohnson. Lieut Commandine:
.T. W. Revere. 1"' Lieutenant; T. .T.
A'mv. 2d Lieutenant; (7. W. Grant, master ; G. H
White. Purser; Joseph Rea|p. Assistant Surgeon ;
R. W. Shufeldt, E. C. Stiles. B F Van Hook. R
J. P. Prince, E. G. Stone, Midshipmen: Wm. Laid,
Clerk.
THR GFKat L*w SlTTT for a M tu.ton of DoT.t.ars
We are gratified to learn from Annnpolis that the
Court of Anneals has decided, unanimously, in favor
tKe Roltimnrp onrl OKin 1? ailrnnH Cnmnanv tViP
puit which had hen brought against 'he company
bv Washington county, to recover the penally of one
million of dollar* claimed to have bren forfeited to
the county because the road was not constructed
through certain points within its limits.?Baltimore
Amtriran.
A Second Crop ? A letter from Farewell, East
Tennessee, da'ed Nov. ISth.'saya?"1 ate full grown
pears oI the second growth this season, and the tree
was full of blossoms of the third growth, when I gathered
the fruit of the second crop. These grew in
the garden of Mr. Alex. Hicks, mthe village of Rogersville,
Hawkins Co. East Tennessee."
Emiosattov.?240 English Mormons, whose ultimate
destination is b anvoo, and 124 Herman emigrants
arrived in St. Louis on the flth from New Orleans
The whole number of emigrants who arrived
at St. Louis on the 8th and f)'h, numbers 1,417.
most of whom are English and Herman?.
Moonshine ?Punch savs in his new almanac, that
there is no new mo?n in the month of February.
l1*^. but there ar' two new moon? in the month or I
March following. It is new moon on the 30th of .Tantian
: again on the 1st of March, and also on the '
30th oi March
The River.?The Charter Oak.Captain St John,
arrived at Albany yesterday about 12 o'clock, having'encountered
a good deal of ice above Hudson.
She brought ur> bet ween 300 and 400 passeneers. and
a large amount of freight. Her passage money alone
amounted to $1000. The fare is $3 ? Trtty IVhig,
Jan, 27.
IP Progress of Temperance ?"Captain.it is reported
that you get drunk 1" " The report's true." "My
dear sir, why is it 1" " To tell von the truth, I am
stationed here with such a stupid set, that, in my
own defence, I have to get drunk to graduate my intellect
down to their capacity."
Caft. IbtFW?who cut out the steamer Carolinehas
been api>ointed to the command of a ship of war,
and visited bv Prince Albert on board of his vessel.
We suppose if he had burnt the city of Buffalo, in
addition to his other exploit, the Queen would have
visited him also.
Fire in Winchester. Va.?We learn from a note
written veslerdav morning, by the Postmaster at
Winchester, that the jail in that town had just been
deatroyed, and that other buildings were then on
fire.
Onto River?At Cincinnati, on the 23d instant,
the River was in navigable order for the largest
clan boats.
ExgerrrtoN ?Kirhy. the murderer of Mrs. Hunter,
and two other men, named Carroll and Payne, are
to he hnng nt Nashville, Tennessee, on the lOth of
February next.
Nick QtTESTtoN.? A man was standing heside the
body ol another, when a third person inquired if
he was anv relation to the deceased. He replied,
!* * wqqrf "flintpt% nor brothpr. I bave nor?p, t?r
kmmb But this man's father is my father's son."
? ,i 1
WMI wn inciciani>iwii|'.
How to Bnt??o rr Cnn-nttc*.?"Mamma," said a
little fellow, whose n. ther had forbid him drawing
horses and ahipa on the mahogany sideboard with a
ahan<nail. "mamma, this aint a nice house. At
Sam IWkett's we can cut the sofa, and pull nut the
hair, and ride the shovel and ton*' over the carpet,
but here we can'i get any fun at all."
Chang Foo, the a?tronomer, observed, that just at
the moment of putting the " vermillion pritcil" t.>
the treaty of Nanking, the " Man in the Moon '
was dreadfully agitated So doubt he was aw?r<
that hia " brother" had been making a fool of hirr
self.
Thk Earthquake.?The papers in Illinois ar.tl
Iowa atwak i?f the Ute earthquake. In Burlington,
Iowa, the brick houses swayed from side to side s< vera
I inches.
OHANIIH DOUBLOONS?For mI bv
^ i.S Stt w.v1. > JNO O'BRIEN, 13 Wall ?i.
i?I.OL'il? bMa?Mi*M rfoui.UbfiBa bum itiip 5mh
f.om N?w OrWu-, forfji.br
m m , COLLlNh * CO M twi. M
aW TO LET?The jueinMM (omerlr occupied by ih>
|U|B '4H Jdmvi Dobbin, uo- bciw^eu iho 4th autl 6th
UifLuurt. eTteitdint from M to Airn atreet, cona'ating of n
ad<1 convent? n' dwell inc. with a table and laitabV
JJlnotifi attached. witti alerje garden in perfect order, well
ft! led with every variety of fruit, and an abwndasce of ahruM*
ry?the situatio i the moat tightly on the ialand, comnaauuiut:
an eitenaive view of the surrounding country, and the oniy ou<overlooking
the receiving reaenroir?being uciiraWe residence
for a private family ; or would be let .o a rare fail I'?*?1,1
for a public home, beio^ about t> tninulea' walk troa the nail
road.
A l??, about live acre* ol (mature land adjoiumg the ahove
premiara, to let with ( r without the *aroe FnquiJJ
i? -i'u?, or of WM JK. NEWTON,
i,17 lm*r No. ?<' Chamher* ?'r?-. t
a FOR SALE CMF.AT?Two Hue building* uluated
iu a tlnm i*V ing and healthy nl'age ju N. Je-arv, iuitabli*
for in-rwaniile buaius ** or reatdence, will be aold
lor cnh aud alive good*. A Iso, a Farm of 170 ?Cie?, good'aud,
Willi three dwelling :u,u?e*,barn?.fce. anuated u?ar Plmiifiehl,
N. J. for $:*> per acre. iidoue of U acre* good land, at $2f per
ten'. Alan, 11 aui.II, a o 30 large fauna, cheap, to m it the
ime*. A Ian, aton -houawa, 'auoerir*, milla, public hou?e?, kr.
Plraaii call on S. VALK, II < 'ortlandt atrrrt, every Satu-d ly
from in to 2, or olh i day* al 171 Waahlugtou aired, whi te further
part cola* will hr . ivi-n. ill Im'r
HAVANA ?Mr*. \V?-at'? H?a<dng linu-e liaa Ix ell i ulire>>
refilled - ud pre par d lor the reception of t ave'ler*.
Tin lorn-i. n ol ihia houae. No. I Calle San Prdrn mfrmat
de la Mathina la decidtdly tupeiinr to auy other pri vioualy
,aiab ioicd u ihia cliy. It ia dirrclly upon the Biy.at ihr
leriniuuioii of me Commercial wharf aud adjoining the
a lamtnial landing, comm ilieg an eiieiuivr and Oeaniifui
new ol 'he entire haibor, with the adja< int country, towm
ami vi'leges, and pna*e*?iiig the ailvm ave of a murli I re .her
.and inner nir than-he intei or atree-a of the city, although t* u
within the u?uai buaineaa limit. I he m jorily of the apa ltnnitaare
uiiurually loflv, *| ari u- and airy, and it mav be
c lofidently flite-j that no place in thja par of the l*l?0'l offe a
greiter advantage* to the traveller or invalid for a w inter re?ldance.
The prop ietora ag-in caution rtr*n#ert de-tiurd to Havana,
to biimt wi h I hem a passport. tigtn d or verified hy a Spvnun
Conau , w h ch U| on arrival it talti u hi th- B -erding < rfi e ,
aud in conformii v wnh wli eh a p unit ,o ttu mbi k with lugKnte,
ke In* to hi proru ed hy some resident f ti e place.
Tin Cleik of tin Hone ? ill attend to thia f> mi'ilj, which
is ligidly t-iif need h. the Government, and |w?*- tig i* ih-auou*
I g nua t i Mr*. Wen'*, by sen nig tneir names up to tlio
H >u?e will be re ieled imine-iitel). If hry an auviie tij a
previous veaae of f e.r invention to emnaik, lie mil* cm be
procuted in anticipation, whicn hi the event ol their aiming
late in tlieday, will obviat a detention of from 2 to iff hour*
on hoard.
Traveller* may leave direeliona at home to have their letter*
addrea'td to the rare ef Mr. C. 8. Wr?t, (taking aare to have
hi* name dliliuctly wriiten, a* vriy fri quen' tr iitake* are made
with roicign name* at the Havana |>oat office) wh chwill euvure
their earlieat delivery thiough 111* box, and laeir *afe krepli,e
in ca*e of ab ence
American and English coin received in payment, aud letter*
ofcodi for moderate amount* n< goiiati d or leceived
jy)7 liwlw*
UK. MOUKI SUV
M-ORTH UIVEH nifPENS 1 KY . 204k Kulton tireet near
f'' Ureenwicn.?Or M?>rri?on, Vein her of the Royal ihillepr
of Surgeon*, Loudon, aud formerly Surc-on in rhe British Na?
ry, coctiuue* to he couaulted daily ou all d.aease el a delicate
lHture, v*J ill those distressing symptoms consequent nil nxjti
licious treatment, and the imprudent air < fguac.t medicines
Or. M. ha? had an esperience of twenty : wo )un > treating
delicate diseases in all their various audc implicated and
uirs a mild, safe and infallible substitute 11 >r mercury, eradieatnil
tor venereal virus with certainty, without subjecting thr
pattern to any risk or restricting him ill! isusual dirts or purmils
wliilr hit medicines are agreeable- in taste and imell. Permuieut
obstructions in the urethra, such ai strictures and enlargement
of the prostate gland, acrr mtunied with much irritation
and <!n II pain about these juris, are some of the couseqncnces
of mul-ireurniciit. L'r. M. ticatsstrictures in a scien
title manuer. Dromoting absorption of the thickened ritculsr
meuiDrane without any pain.
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY.?Thousand*0f young
mtn are suffering from tlie cousrgneDces of indulgence in a se
cret destructive hahit.ai id whose nrrvfs are further injured from
thr ase of nostrums.ar d pretended specifics, which stimulate
only to induce greater depression. Dr. M treat* such cases on
purely pathological principles, and never fails in establishing a
care?the strictest honor aud confidence are otiseryr.d.
Letter* [oil paid, and coutaining a suitable fee, will cnsuie
the cot respondent full advice, and medicine to auv part of the
Union, by his giving s history of his case ia detail. 114% Fulousfreel
near Greenwich ja21 lin*r
FEED?The New York Hice Mill, corner of Jefferson and
" Si nth street^, offers for sale, at thr estra low price ol !2>y
dullais per too, Ilice Meal egual to indiau for hogs, cows,
hor-es or poultry.
Also, herd, prune, bioken and ground rice.and South Carolina
com gritts or hommony ou terms to suit <r>e iimr?. A, ply
a* above. THOMAS BElLBV,
)M lw*re AaeiiL
NEW CHEAP CASH
TAILORING E^TAKLI^HMENT.
62 JOHN ST KELT, NEAK WILLIAM.
THK subscriber resprctlully nnnouces to hi tii-nds and the
A public geneisllv. that he has opened an establishment on
ilie Cheapf.ash Sytem. where gentlemen will alwiys fmd a
new and fssh'ounblr assortment of Cloths, Cassimcres and
Vesting*, which will be made up to order inaaiyle of fit anil
woikinaiiship uot suri assed by any other establishment in the
city at the following low prices:?
Fine Dress or Frock Coats, any color, from $14 to $18
aU|a-ifine do do do It to 2J
Pants of Wool Bl'ck or Fancy I assiinrres 5 to !t
VestsofBatrn, Silk, V lenlia. Velvet, fcc. 3 to 6
O-ntlemeu furiiish'tig their own g?nd? can have them made
aud trimmed at the lowest possible prices for ca-h.
jv24ec JAMES LA'"Y.
WONDERFUL DISCOVERY.
OTR IKKK'8 soluti hi lor the I.air, which will chanre grey
b-* ham po itsorigiuat color in a few minutes. 1 In* solution
is different from auy yet offered anJ cauioit fail of superseding
all others. It is nighlv efficacious, and possesses the great
advantage ol be>-u'ifyiug the Pair, withe ut injuring its growth.
Those who douht iis virines aie reguested to have their hair
changed before paj nig ilit ir inouey. If humbugs would take
lip* meth >d ihere wou'd be no rea on to complain.
One liill will prove ihe hctbold
wholesale and retail and applitd, at No. 5 Chatham st,
opiaisiie the Hall of Uccords, New Y ork, up stain,
j I 21 I m*ec
ENGLISH SCHOOL.
HAVANA. ISLAND OF CUBA.
CHAHLES DUNNE WATEBLAND, PKINC1PAL.
T'HIS Academy was established two yean ago, under the pao.
tjivpe-.-e ol toe former lutendrni General ot the J.land, and
other aistiugu uoeo tnt'iviouals of the nobility ami merchants of
tntseitv. iti on effected op the plan of the Oe man ''gvmua?ia;"aud
the tnetnoe olluitiou is the "iutertogative." All the
scholar* uuderstaud tlit English language, and many of them
11?.;tk it hshitnailv and nuentiv
The Principal has th? exi?eric*Dce of schools in Frinca, Germany,
Engl and, and the United States. His chief aim is to
rive the youth entrusted to his care a practice knowledge of
tnr?ee brunches of a poii e education, which are required in ail
activt careers, ami are applicable to any.
The cjorsf of study, thezfore, commehcuds the English,
(French. German and Spanish languages; History, Oeogr* .ihies.
Natnrul Philofophy, the practical part of Mathematics, and
Draw mgsof varmns 1* mds.
I'rolessors of divers n*'ions and acquire roe nts reside in the es*
tablishment; and all the cis**** receive, in rotation, instruction
from the director.
Such signal success has attend^ this plan of tni.ion, that several
cf the nupils, uuder twelve years of *&?* ? write and speak
rwo foreign languages. in a jerftctly mic1 (iirihie manner, and
those of riper years, correctly and e.isi?y.
The acquisition, riot only of the Spanish, but a'*C of othei
language*, is thus placed within the reach of the youth of the
United Sfates, without its being ore. isarv foi th* m to relinquish
the^ many ad* Ullages w Inch accrue horn an English ed
ucation. The object of the Principal in 4* siring to receive
youchi from the United States, is o faciliiau 'to naiiwroi
ol ihe Eugl?*h accent for his Spanish pupils, whieh service
would be doubly repaid them by by the tatter, and to introduce
he?e the mauly spirit of the English schools. The yoons, citizens
of the United Stales can have nothing to fear trom the climate,
the house being spacious and airy, situated in a healthful
spo', at a shoit distance from the *ity; and tout -wing witbinits
limits, a fm? bath and con.ph te gymnast IB (or the pee-serration
ol the pupils'health. Two youths, lately arrived from Geruiauy,
have p *ss?d the summer in the school iu perfect health. As
the principal ik a married man, and hi* wife and sister have
of juniordepeitmst chiMm arc inehsj it uy
utt>?at of infancy.
E very pupfi eii'oys his religions opinions undisturbed.
'2 lie terms are *400 p? r aui'uin, payable three months iu adillM
c There are no extras except cloth"!, ud books
References?MESSRS. CHAS. DRAKE b BROTHERS.
ALEXANDEu MORALES, ESQ..
nil Havana
TO THE LADIES ?M. LA HUE it SISTER take leave
to inform th u friends and the public, that they continue
their Carl Establishment, 162 Usual street, corner of Varick.?
Th y also embrace this 0|iportuu*ty to# return their sincere
thanks for the lil?eral support they receiv?d during their ten
year's residence luthit street ; tl?o the plri.mte they (eel at
tin satisfaction their friends and customers have uni' ersaly express*
d at the quality and t *?re of h?*ir good*; at much lanoi and
great efja-nse, they h^ve disroveied a method of dressing the
hair which imparts to it a be-iuiiful rich lustre and durability
thir will chil'en , # coinpe'iiio", by which means the curl wiil
last for one year, and are coufidenl thai uo p uns shall be spared
to deserve their future imtronage.
Their stock is large and splendid, consisting of fine snd other
Cuils, Braids, Prize lies, wire i.urls, Ktngl* ts, Head Dresses,
and net Caps, shell and other Combs , w ith other articles appertaining
to the bu ones*.
I Old Curls dress* d iu the first style for ?5 cents, made to look
like iicw. Si. LA KUE Ik & IS 1 EH,
d'jn lni*r 162 Canal street, corner of Vaiick
BF.Hk, PORK, AND MUTTON, at the store corner of
West .iud WarreD-slreeta.?Families, Shopkeepers, ami
Grocers, who wish to purchase the above article* by the quarter.
are requested to call at the above place, where they will
tind a fresh supply every morning of a superior quality, and at
prices suited to tfie tirnea. A? economy la the order of the day,
purchasers will tiud it to their interest to call as above.
December, 1842. d3l Im'r
J BROWN, No. 102 Chatham street, has tor aaJe?
Sensors Cotton Slide Oar Bad Lace
Tinuibles lers Gmlity Binding
Tipes Needles Bodkins
Ivory Combs Elasti' Oirters Shoe Kibbou*
Boue F. .eltls IVarl Bu tons Gdlonns
Pack I ins Lamp Wicks Horn Combs
Spool Coiton Boot Coid Eyelet Machines
Wcllimt Cord Kuiiiing Cotton k.ench Working
Black Silk Cord CuitCordv Cotton
Bkt-in Ntwing SilkCorset l.acers Shears
Suspends is Boot Leers Thread
Braids Bone Buttons Sewing Silk
Pound Pins Knitting Pins Bobbins
Hookas d Kyes Button Moulds Cotton Btils
Stay Bindings G'sWitks Whalebone
Black I'.us Side Comb* Worsted Binding
kern is Halt Puis Stillttos
MMalic Eyelets Woodeu Pocket
Button Kings Comos
j 21 I in* go
LOOK AT THIS.
j^Mtil,.NTLhMi..S'S Cork Sole Boots,the best of
quality, (Hi
,.aj do Water Prool Boots do 4 SO
do Light French Calfskin Boots, do |] to I lid
do India Rubi er Over Shoes wiih leather soles, I : 0
do Putin hubbers, 50
rdo Daociug Pumps, 1 00
do D-iuciiic Oaiter, 1 21
do Worsrd Slippers, 1 Ob
; And all other kinds of Boots and Shoes in fashion; ladies
gaiter boots, huskius, slippers, ties, quilled shoes, prunella
shoes. White and black sstiu slippers, burton shoes; India rubbei
Stiai-luired, plain and all other kinds oi overshoes: clogs
mor-aeins and the greatest a.sorimenl ol boy.* hoots and shoes
miss* and children's, oi all kinds to br found in the world, all
p| our own maaufsi luring, and the h? st ol h reurh grods.md
wairanied t hi lie best, and as cheap as the chea(n si, at Sbl
Btoadway, the comet of krankim st and at 94 C.nal street
GREGORY la CAHILL,
j i6 Im'tc JkT Broadway.^
bONDON ,ii MANCHESTER IN HI A KU1,!bER
fM)OL)S
yy HOLL8ALE ANT) RETAIL, No. I Wall street. 1 h
in?Lt oi untamed ludu Hutibei Water Prool (Jooda, viz:
Coata mi J Capet, ol aunerior Uma,'aahir.ere Lama, Perai&i.
Mfiiio and Cotton, of nil color* and aizea.
IjJoiIi?IihJi.i KubUr, Wniei I'nml, mper Lam*, Lama Tcr
i.'n and Cotton, iirepc/ad fort ilori.
India Rubber Webbinga loi auap?iidrra, c?r?eu he
2??m?r CHA?. ABRAHAMWON
I IVLKPOOL COAL?170 Chaldron* heat Otral Coal in
Li yaril, lor talc lu Iota to nut puichaae r, by
Mr Jl Ml \ I IV l< llV \ \
w tL I?/?W , .'.ka Aalii on'a rva.i, lactoiy tilled uow IhoOii ;
t (rom ably .Vicnd.ot, nod lor *atr by
dMr V K I III.I f\?? (i CO WHUoOHH
' I' ?V I N H -'1)0 Intra Uriilyort ir.iliu' ilory, oui^iiaioa
Colo11' I** aaa ituicnl ol Seine, Hi nihil ami ".II Si
twinea, Iroin 'ii% to Mi lb The above twine* arc all of o
rui importatliu, and great car* baa been taken iri theaelcc
.ion ol the material and in tin mauulacaire, hor tali in lot">
adit |iurchaacra, by KDWL). K t.'OLLINM h CO.
J74 r A Wonth afcer
l": VLUlthfcS l MurvJbV ol all Kind*. tiwrchaaed at t'
lowed market rate* by h J. KYLvRSTKH'M
444 ilk Wall filter and llu Broadway
the i aid soutnwest corner of Ring and Greenwich street,
it now receiving a Tall tupoly of Scheylkill and Pe?eh Orcher."
Coal, selected from the best rtius, ntuch be uffc't at the fbl
I. wing reduced prices, vis !?
Preui the yard, brstijuality, broken aad screened, S3,M per too
*" " Kg* sice, " 1,50 "
? Stove, ? l.tt "
" " Not, " ?,M ".
Delivered free of cartute.
In 3m?ce JAMKH DOWNEY
'PO KAAilLIKS tJOl.N'U SOUTH, to the West ludies or
f Europe ?A respectable female, >4 years of age, wishes to
obtains permanent situation at seamstress, in a genteel Umily
She would prefer going to Europe, vet wnntd accept ol > goo.'
offer to go South or to the West Indies. The beat ol references
given. Address A. A. A. bos TgJ, upper Poet office, N
York. U'ATGHKS
LOWKK THAN EVER.-! coiueqacuce I
of the reduction of duties by the Isu uriff, the subscribe!
selTing hi*stork of Gold and Hilvei Levers, Anchor Escapemeut
Lei ine, and other Welches, ol new and splendid
patterns, and Jewelry, at retail, at a considerable reduction
from former prices, bring much lower than they can be bought
lor hi any other place is the City, Gold Watches as low as 2Tto
86 dollars each. Watches aud Jewell y eichauged or bought
All Watches warranted to Veep good time or the money re'urtied
Watches aud Clocks repaired is the best manner and
warranted,at much lest than the naval prices.
G. C. ALLEN, Importer of Watches and Jewelry.,
d27 lmr* Wholesale and l<*-'a?l, 10 Wall ?u, op stairs. 1
M A R T J N ' S O A 8 H T A1LORINO
1ST ABLISHM ENT.
164 If illiam Street, Corner of -4nti Street,
18 decidedly the cheapest iu the city. There i* ?lway? oi
hand a ?el - mock of seasonable itooda, purchased for caah
which will b.r made up lo order in the atyle of make. At, mm <
mini,', tie., th i has given auch general satisfaction durum the
laat (car yen in a posture soring ot i? n*r rent.
Ueutlcneo are requested to cull ami eTamioe. Thoaa wh
famish th'eii < vu noons, can nave them
MADE AND TRIMMED.
' Dress C ata, made and trimmed, -f 00 t# SI 54
" Frock Coats, do do 00 to 9 M
Pants and Veeta, 176 to 800
OverConta, 0 00 to 11 00
Term*?I'tab oadelivery.
MICHAEL K. MARTIN
PLU.MUE** 1>A<<Ub.RKIA* t.ALLEKIKS 86IH B.ead
' >vay, corner ot Murray atrert, New York ; 71 Court ud I 3
Washington sine1, lloiton; 173 Clieaiiul street (op, ositr the
State llouar) Philadelphia, and Broedway, Sera'ulta Seriusr,
couatitrtiug thr tildes and in slesteusive establishment ol the
kind iu the world, and containing nearly a thousand pictures.?
Adinitlanre Tree.
PLUM BE'S Patent Colored Photographs taken every day,
bv a proreaa conlineh exclusively to the above eatablianment,
and aecuredhv letter* patent, dated Oct. 8't, 104*
I Iu ibe's Puteiii L)?iiUerreiilviie A|ip'rarua and iuatruc'iona j
f?i the production of colnied likenesses, and Pluin he'a Talent
Electro Oildiac Apiarrtu*, and instructions for gliding and
plating metrllic artic'raof evr rv deacri(>tioii. supplied to order
Talent Oildinu and Silvering done to order in a atyle nevei
rtnre ?eeu iu New York.
T"^- Prompt Atleutiou fo h ) po?t paid letters.
d27 lm*r
MAKTIN'H SELF PAYIMJ TOBACCO HEPOS1TOKIES?Bv
the adoption of these articles, public houae
kee|ieri arc enabled to make a saving of thecost of all the tobacco
hcretoloie given away with a p-ofitof niaily 50 per ccul
upon (he quantity mild, affording at the same time perfect satisfaction
to the consumer.
Tlic general approval and demand for 'here article! ha? induced
(he undersigned to make arrangements with, Me??r?
Day, Newel Si Uiy. manu'acturers, to supply public house
keeiwrs generally throughout tlie Stales, and also wiili John
Anderson Si Co., touaccouisti, to supply them immediately
witli his superior fine cut honey dew tobacc , in penny papers.
TJtcy are highly ornamental, and are warranted to pay I lie
cost in one month. Orders left with Mr. Jennisou, the agent,
will meet wilh prompt attention.
JOHN L. MAKTI.1,
jll lm*r tat Bro'dwav.
j III)HIDING.?'The original Waltou House, 326 Bear, slreei
L> Franklin 8nuare?kept by Jas. Fowler, from LoudoD. Eug
land, pennaneiil bo-i'drri $2,50 per week, transient hoarders 6('
cents per day Families cau be accommodated with private
rooms on reasonable terms. Wines and spirits, 3 cents per
gla.-s?home brew'd ale 4 cents per pint?fine Welsh rarebits 4
ceuts each?cold cuts cquilly cheap. N. B. Hot coffee 3 cents
per pint?stakes and uiui ton chops cau be had at all hours.
J. K. particularly requests any one who is in want of a comfortable
home to call and inspect his esiabliehineut, and
indue lor themselves. Persons (ravelling (or England would
hud it to their advantage to call. Thehouse being convenient
to Loudon and Liverpool ships, J K. be ink appointed agent, he
can give passseuum every information.
Slew York and Old Country paiwrs mkcu in. n5 3m*r
DL. h A KM AM, 249 Water street, New V ork, maumac
turer of every ?|iecirs of Hydraulic apparatus.
Fire Kiigiues, of every size, for cities, villages, factories,
plantations, tic.
Garden Eueiues, Fire Hooks, Fire Buckets aud Fire Caps.
Hemp llose, Learner Hose,ol any size icq sired.
Sue ion Hose, Cu, ling Screws, tic.
Lilt and Force Bumps to lift aud force water auy distance,
from Id to 500 gallons a miunte.
Wind Mills, Horse Powers, Water Wheels, fcc., for working
pumps
Ship ami Steamboat Pumps for filling boilers, tic., to be used
iu i-ase of fire.
Air Pumiis for vacnum or condensation, of any required use.
Lead aud Iron Pipe, Brass Cocks, tic.
Cdt' Iron Kountaius.of various figures and devices.
N. B.?The pumiw of my manufacture arc double aetien, of
great strength, aud very simple iu their construction, being particularly
wi ll ca culated for the Southern and West India
markers d3l 3m*re.
CLOTHING, CLOTHING.
/"^HEAP for Cv?h at the Fash unable Tailoring EstablishV
merit 103 Bt-ekman street. Lvery ga> m-ut in the line in'de
to ider in I lie most fashionable and substantial manner of (he
finest materials, and at ihe very lowest prices. The following
prices are stncily adhered to :
Overcoats of suiiertine beaver, (30 style. $16 to 23
Dress coals of the bt-si West of Ei glanu cloths, 14 to 22
p,.,, / 1 ni ? _L t ,? o
Vests, cashmere silk, satin, and cloth, 2^to
< oats made and trimmed, $7>e to 9 ; Pants <114 to 2 ; Vests
lis to 2 Oue I' ok at the goods will give more saiisracliou
than the te st descriiilinn.
jyl? lm?r JOHN MOW AT
IMPORTANT TO THE PUBLIC
A LARGE assortment of Clothing, cloths cassuncres, vesln'gs,
with a variety of linen goods, is now selling off at
greitly reduced price, wholesale a'd retail, at 20i Canal street,
corner ol Hudson Overcoats, also dress and fru-k c >ats. blue,
bluck, aud iuvisidIe green c'oth. osssiarie, satlioell, moleskin
pautaloors. A great variety of vests of ell kinds. Iwmeinher
<05 laual street. jvIO Im *rrc
JEFFERSON INSURANCE OOMPANY-No. ?7 Wall
? street, coiner of Hanover street. This Coi'iptnv con
tinues to insure against loss or damage by fire on buildings,
goods, w.trei, or merchandize generally; also, on vessels ana
cargoes against loss oi damage by inland navigation, on as
'avorable terms as any o her office
DIRECTORS.
Thomas W Thome Etisha Riess
Thomas T Woodruff Aiuon Baker'
Benjamin R Kobson Martin Hoffman
John K Davison Joseph Allen
John H Lee Joseph Drake
Kiancis I' Sage B.nnuel Uudrrhill
Thomson Price, Jauies K Whiting
Moses Tucker Johu P Vloore
John C Merrill Wm K Thorn
Caleb C Toms James E Holmes
THOMAS W THORN E, President.
GEO. T. HOPE. Serretarv. s2* 2t aw MfcK r
RM AH 1 I.N tt CO , 26 Jehnstieet, up stairs, importers and
publishers l :ie hnlowu.g woiks, in |>oiutol publication,
are seldom tqual'ed and never surpassed:?
11a t'i It's Aineiictn Sceuery.iu parts or complete.
" Canadian " "
Fiud n's Table .ui of National Character, Beauty &nd COStUn.e
Findru% Odlerv of British Art. This work hat no equal.
Views in Scotland, i* paits or complete.
" Ireland, '
Barns' Poe.- s, illustrated, ill parts or comp'efe.
Kletche 's O ld to Family Devotion, in parts or complete.
Phillips'Pilgrims Progress, 25 steel plates '"
Views nn the Dumb . in par s.
And II the L nd >u illustr ted svorl s nf superinrme.it A
few eii|ni,|ic eng avings on h nd, lunahlr lb'script, at
cents i er d z-n As the?r are loo?e graviugs fr<?n the above
and other works, those who aie col'ecting a scrap book will
fiud ihis anopport nitv that seldom offers.
Aveuts supplied on liber ! 'arinr jv20 lm*r
MUSIC?Parties nd balls attended wnh music?8 Simpsou
oilers to the citizens ?<* New York aud its vicinity,
fashionable qnidiilles waltz-s, lie., played by good musicians,
from three to sis in number, a> may be desired. Orders left at
21 Reade street punctually itt. ndeil In. jytg 12t *m
La", r.S?LACe.*?Tne ehearesl and |t ea e?l asaortmeiit
of edgings and cap lace, at L.eeper'8, 237 Grind st.
Call lid -ee. j i 211 Im* r
ah n den's, ADAM s', i l'u >1ero y's ex Pit ess.
?Persons in the habit ol sending to this city for rny ictnedies
for chronic diseaais, with dm ctions tor their use, are informed
that thev will hate titer tie promptly lorwaided bv either
of tin so lilies, according to directions, free of an) other
es|>euse than the quantity ordered
H. H. SHERWOOD. M D-.
New York* Jan. 10 IRtt jyll lm*r
NOTICE
PHOTOSALS will be received at the Purchasing Office,
Q 'arte r M ister s I) | artmru.'in Plmadelphi a,t? furnish the
followinz material and ar.icles for the United States Army
for the year 1843 vif?
HUy hi le twilled ClSlh.fM wide.
B leach-<l Cotton 8hirtiuc,~-8 wide.
Unbleached do 7-8 wide.
I Uiiblesched Cot'on Drilling. 7-8 wu'e.
H Duel of Cot no a* d Wool, 7 8 wide.
Cat-tot) I* l.inuel, 3-4 wide.
Uniform Cn|? for Dragoons, Artillery and Infantry.
Pomj?oous f r Artillery.
Shoulder Strap*, b as*. for Dragoons.
lifankt i* 6 1-2 feet long, 'j wide, weight 4 lhs.
Hor?e Blankets, blue. 6 feet long, b 1-2 wide, weight 4 lbs.
Drums com lete Artillery and Infantry.
MetaJ Cap ?quipatents for Drigoous, Artillery and Infautry.
Ilatcnets.
Worsted Binding and Cord of a II kinds.
The quantity and number of these articles will he determined
hefea'ter
Ca?k* for one year from Anril neit.
The whole are to l?e of domestic manufactured material*
Patterns of all the rerjuir'd w toilet) and cotton cloths and articles
are d? posited hi the Purchasing Office in thi* city for eiamiuati
m 8 fPple* of any of the wo ?lleu ai d otton cloths
wul be sent to any manufacturer, on apt licatiou to this office,
bv ail, niid *iuh lufoimation given as may be desired
On tin* samples and patterns shibi'rd, the contracts will be
fouu ed and iuspeetioni m*de,and no article will be received
that ?h inferior in the materials or workmanship to, or that does
not correspond in every respect with the pattern on which a
contract is fouuJed.
'J he r ipplies are to he delivered at the United States Arsenal
near Phila elplna, for i sp- ciion, in iqnsl monthly portion*,
at.d the contracts art to be filled on or before the Is', day of Angus'.
1813.
The jiinjioaali mux he hi writing aealed, and endorsed "Proposals,
' au't rnnat reach the office of the Assistant Quarter
MiiU r General on or before the : Oth day of Frbiaary, 1843
Seru.i: y will be rt quired for the fulfilment of contract*.
Purrha-ing Office Qr- Mi'i Oeyt. )
Philad , 2mh Jtu 1841. j j2i cod WFr
BKAUTIKUL '1 Kh TII AND l?f KT BRI v I II-The
whole wmld cannot produce a better preparation for cleanma
the ici lb, ke-pn a tinm Iro n a< lung and decay, h-rdrn the
giuns .-id sweetening the orealh.thau hhi rman'a ()rn? Tootn
I i. I lo on I, I i feel *nil di lici li- t|. lilllliCe ?Vi r i Hi h'I
'o hrrnhlic. It u mill and red mmendid hy the lint lamiIii
s in Aini-iica, and hU recently bt en ialroMOM into the 'ainilirsot
a tend of the u-illlity in Knghtnu anil Km Ce Or.Cattle
21??B'way, one of our In at demists; Or. KM lot t the nculiat ;
Tut Hon. B. B Beardtley, tiin. VViucheater of the New
World, and nearly every physicn u and dentist inthia ity,u*e>
.mil nciuimi nda Mlierniau'a O'r Tooth Paste as the beat of
all preparation* for the teeth. Or. Hi eimm'i warehouae la at
106 Nassau aire. i. A (eiila, III), '173 and CI Broadway : 188
B"Wei>; 2J7 llnifai.u *treet:T7 Kaat Broadway; 86 VViiliu.i
atrial; III Aatnr Hoat ; 131) rill ton street, Biootiy i ; 8 Male
al Per, Boston; 4 Mianwn llill Alr?a ly ; It We'imiuster at.
Pinvdenre, 3 Ledger Buildinga, Phil ids l|.hia; and lfT Main
at re 11, Ciecnmati. j y P)r
ML. LKOPOLO OK JANtiS nega to inform hi- fneuda
and the |iuhlir,thit he continues giving lea out in the
Krencti mil Spanish Langu igt-a, alro on the guit >r and the violin,
at hit rea deuce, 43o Houston arreet, or si Unite of bla PuHcrgRKivcKa.
Itev, John Power, 0. 0. Mr. Martaacelli, Consul of
H v. ' . C. Piae, 0. 0. N .plea,
Hev, Wamwiighl, 0. O. Or. K. Arnonlt.
ite. | Hu.lilait, Mr. II. C deKham,'
H T Jenha, Teacher. Mr. 11. Uriuuell.
Mr ile la (I 111 eat, Conanl of
Km'ire. d1'. Im*'
LfchCtliiS ! I.KFXIiES ! ! LEECHES !!!
Aft til Hi Laige healthy Hwediah and Ueruntu Livelier,
^r v7\J )qk ric?iv?d|itrihip from Himbuig,
JDddaily
40/(Ri ? tlMh aihI (ii*i tn-in LftclifS .- * blfll W??hlB(|IO0
ilrom It in burg, lor Bf.ie iuwmIbiiib pricet, by
6. A. * H. W1TTK,
iy? U1 WiliujB !., lmpvrui of
1 MfojoALT*
rvKhlS TOOTH WASH?rrepared (ram the original re r
U cipa at No. I dold street, New Yrok?The Urns loot)
Wash is purely a vegetable preparation, possessing the proper n
tiea o icleatiinit the teeth and month restoring the game to a
healthy irate, and preventing any unpleasant taste or odour 11 S
the mouth, whether arising from decayed teeth or from a d? tl
fingwH state of the stomach.
It it designed to be deed with a tooth brnah, and will be foouo a
to supersede the aeceeeity 4 rt rowder .keeping t?? teetn ciean c
tod preventing the wearing away of the (uoilr m the teeth. )
It ia particularly useful in eases of spungy gums, restoring their n
to a healthy state, and causing them to contract around thr e
teeth. In painful affections of the teeth and gums, arising frorr o
eipoenre to cold, it will be found highly beneficial. It is par ti
tieularly serviceable to nse the Orris Tooth Wash at night jusi
before retiring to rest. This method is reeomnieuded by ami- '
nent dentists, as by so doing all particles of food which aecn- j
ainlate during the day are entirely removed, and the month '
kept through the night in a clean, sweet, and healthy state.
Sound teeth and white teetn are the most valuable portion,
of poor humanity: but how many neglrct the attention tie I
c*ssury for their preservation, even when suvounded by all thr I
means needed Among these we know of aone more pleaaan i
and effectual than the Orris Tooth Wash -it rluansea and whi
tens the teeth, strengthens tha gttma, do ties the month, and p
awrctena the breath. We recommend it use to all, voting au^
Id ? (Boston Morning
Thr Oms Tooth Wash the beat detergent we ever used or
-vurenamel.?[Boston Transcript.
r?r sale hv the prineipal dmerists in t' seit* ? ? '
GIJIUK TO SOUND TEfc/TH
A DESIDERATUM IN DENTISTRY.
DR. A.C. CASTLE, WT Broadway, has a Paste for filling decayed
hoi low teeth. It can be put into the most trudrr teeth
without any pain or inconvenience, and with which it becomes
imparled into ONE hard solid body,'has restoring an preserving
(hitherto painful and nseless teeth) artificially sound, and
perfect in all their rraprctire uses (or life?preventing IN ALL
CASKS, the necessity of extraction. Ladies the most distinguished
in aociety, otter their testimonials in the most vivid
terms, a? to i's efficacy. The Editor of the Evening Post,
says -?" It is admirably adapted for tender teeth and nervous
tiersons, and Di. Castle operates on the teeth wi'h great
carr and ability." The New York Aurora, says " It makes
the teeth in all respects perfect for life." The Sun, says:?
" Dr. Castle has oh ained muck celebrity for hiseieellent inode
if tilling the teeth." The most emiaeut gentlemen of the
Mr dioal Faculty, have person >11 v tried and rerouiuieud Dr.
fustic's Paste for filling the teeth, 'iooth-ache Pills, oue ol ,
wluch put in the achiug tooth, will effect s permanent cur*.
[From the Journal of Commerce 1
DELICATE AND SUCCESSFUL OPERATION.?Dr.
A C. Castle has replaced by a most ingenious piece of dental
mechanism, the lost portions of the upper and lower jaw boues,
shot away in ttie case of Lieut. 8 . of the U. 8. N., who
met with this terrible and severe casualty, while in pursuit of 7
the Indians in Florida. We have seen letters from Lieut. 8. f
| confirmatory of this extraordinary cure and its entire succoss,
I that the loss of these important organs so skillfully replaced by
Dr. Castle is now no more a s uiee of regret to the Lieutenant. ,
Dr. C. inserts artificial teeth on the principle of adhesiou by at
mosplieric pressure, wiucn ne nrsr intr"uuceu to im notice ci
the pulil ic ii> 1S"'R Ur A C. Castle refers t? th? Spanish, French
ind English Ambassadors, Mr. Stoughrou rhe Spanish Consul,
Rear Admiral W -Itou, Loid Mo'tielh, CJ?*ii McCarty, Dr. F. ^
U. Johnson, Presidi -lofthe Medical Society, 8. N. Y.;Mrs. .
'ten. tjaines. J. B. neck, M. D Dt. J. A. Smith, Dr. hi. DoInlield,
Dr. Beadle, Dr. B >yu, Dr. Buger. Dr. J. C. Chcesman,
L>t A. H. Stevens. Dr. J, Torrev. Dr. Bayhaa, Dr. Wm. O-ay
on. Bo. Be Be Office 297 Broadway. j? Im^r "
THE COMPLEXION AND ERUPTIONS OF THE r
FACE, BODY, OR SKIN, CHAPT OR TENDER .
FLESH, Be. b
A MIRACLE, a Wonder, and a Blearing?To cure any
Eruption or Disfigurement of the Skin, and tender or chant i
Flesh, is the Italian Cinemical Soap.?The effect of thia on tnc I
skin is almoat su|>erhiiman. It has received the hittheat enco j
miuins from the medical society of Paiis, and is warranted n s
never failiug remedy for pimples, freckles, blotches, senrvv, I
salt rhemn, tan. snt.born.jnninhe w. chapt or tender ne>h, Be.
It will change the colorof dark, yellow, or discolored akin, to
a youthful, healthy clearness. This has often effected a cure in
cases of enftion when every other means failed. 11 makes J
the skinamx- h soft and white, in fact, it is one of the greatest
discoveries in science, and is a never failing remedy, of which
fact ot.e trial will satisfy all. it is the invention of M Vespri- J
ni, an lta ian physician, and is sold, wholesale and retail, by T. [
Jones, sign of the American Eagle, 82 Chatham-strnet, New '
York. Price 50 cents a cake?. ne cake is often enough to cure r
in mosi cases. Appointed agents?Zeiber, Third or Dock
street. Philadelphia; or nest to the Ame icau Hotel, Wasriing c
ton, D. C.; 8 Slate stieet, Boston; 57 Slate-street, Albany; 2C, J
Knit street, Cliarleslown, 8. C.; L. F. Bailey, Morristown, N. !
J; E C. Ferre, Main street, Middletowu, Ct.; ot Mrs. Hayes, J
139 Fulton-street, Brooklyn. d3l lm*ec
45 DIVISION STREET. 1
PEASE'S HOREHOUND CANDY.
ALL those that are afllicted with toughs, colds and consumption,
will read the following testimonials p?
We have mi d J. Pease B Sou's join ound Extract of Horehound
Candy, and from experience can recommend it to the
public asa valuable rem- dy lor Coughs, Colas, Hoarseness, irritation
of the Throat and Consumption.
Ann Oodwin, 418 Cherry st.
ohu P. Matthews, No. I Orchard at.
Fr-ncis Hyatt, No 9 Lewis it.
Ann Duvall. No. 232 B osd st. Newark. N. J.
Mr. Vaudew ter, Five Mile House, 3<1 avenue.
A. CraK, 19Christie St. *
Jane Meyers, No. 138 Kim St. ;
J. Mortimer. 83 Main st, Brooklyn.
W. Priuhtm, 281 Division st.
J Hemiuyt u, 100 Cedar st.
8. Welch, 144 Gold st, Biooklyn. 1
A. B. Blo<>dgond, 147 York st, Brooklyn. *
J. Right, No. 220 Cherry st o
John Kichall, No. 84 D?lancy st. ri
" T. Ka'riuKtou, No. 31 Pitt St.
Benjamin Whitehonse. No. 18 Orchard st. Mrs.
Romain, No. 33 ! irsl st. n
J. Little, 213 Walker st. k
If there is one >kei>ticsl of the virtues of Pease'* Horehound
after perusing the above testimonials,let them Call ?t ourdeiot,
43 Division St. and we will exhibit full 3000 testimonials f'om
Clergymen, Doctors, Lawyers, Merchants. Mechanic , and in I
fact all classes and piufessions, subscribe to the virtues of k
our Compound Kxtracl ol Horehound Candy. l
J. PEASE It SON, t
43 Division street
THE UNDERSIGNED
Have nsed J Pease St Son's Campound Eitract of Horehound
Candy, manu'aciured at 45 Divisiou street, and freely recom- *
ir.S: d it to those afflicted with Coughs, Colds, Hoarseuess and
Ctnsuinptive complaints, as an excellent remedy in those
coses, and for the use of the voice piofessionallv, nothing can 1
equal it. We recommend it to our brethren throughout the '
Llmon.
Reverend I. Lindsey, recent pastor of M. E. Church, 3d .
Stleet.
Reverend J. Crawford, pastor of the second M. E. Church, t
Hudson, N. Y.
Reverend Mr. Lucky, presiding elder, New York Confe ,
renee
Reverend Mr. Whittsker, pastor of Presbyterian Chnich, |
corner of Madison and Catharine sts. !
Reverend W. C. Hawley, chii'Uiu of City Hospital.
KtvereudMr Oi(Tin, pas.or M. E Cliuicn, Bedford st.
Reverend Mr. Hart, recen pastor of Baptist Church, Gold
st. residence 521 Pearl st.
Reverend Mr. Gilles, 111 Third Avenue. '
Reverend Mr. Lyons, pastor ol the German Methodist E. i
Church. I
Elder Knapp and Re?. Mr. MaHt.
Bold wholesale and retail at 45 Division at.
Aweuu? Hushton It Asp'nwall, 10 Aator House, 110 Broadway,
and 86 William at; Owen, 3 Sixth Avenue; Timi>aon, |
cor Fulion and Wiliam sts: Church, '88 Bowery; Badeau, 260
do; E. L. Cotton, 2?3 B'eeckrr st; M Ttiue, cor 2lsl at and 9th
Avei.ur; raator, 164 Greenwich ?t; Cecount, junction 01
O-an-i aud Division <ti; Sand-, cor Spriug it and BoWtr< ; J.
W. Stone, enr Hudson anil Moutgo nery ?t?, Jersey Cil>;
Butd?lt, 19 Third Avenue; (Jodlrey, 31 Carmine at; Rrigham,
cor H UatuD au-t AvtLUe L); Keistrd 429 Broadwa' ; Kerr, 7 6
Broadway; M'Kuin-u. ror Cl-urch ami Obatnbvrs at; Smith,
93 We at Broadway; Rorigeis, IU7 Writ Broadway; Chilton,
8-X Canal at; Th ye-, 311 Spring a'; Kvaeumiller, 311 B eecaer
at; Green, 399 Broadway, cor Walker at; Agnrw, 300 Hudaou
at.
N. B.? Each a?ent who aella the genuine Horehonnd Candy,
haa a certificate signed J Peaae tt Sun.
Agents? Burg-en St Zieber, No 3 Ledger Rnildinga, Philar'elphi';
Redding St I t), No. I S'ate at, Boaton; Robinson,
No. 110 Baltimore ar, Baltimore, Mil ; Deiter. 47 State >t, Albany;
Weeds St Waleri, Troy: Morgan, Kachauge Place,
Nr ? Ui 'rant. jt 18 r
DOCTUR BELL.
I lOt'TOK BELL devotes lna |ieraonal attention (daily, nnul
9 P. M.) to the removal of private diaeaaea in every I <
ttatte- All suffering nnder protracted caaea, aggravated or unsuccessfully
treated by inetperienced or paetetuied praciilninera?rr.iy
. -shoring under the deatructive eflecti of m rcory or
iinaca nostrums and all who aua|>ect th; it mains of di eaae
lurking in Uie ayatem, may couault Dr. B a- ways with a gwerantee
of a care.
Peraona contemplating ma late, w- o have been the anbjectaufdelicatediaaasea.nl
ycuwun L r. Bell with honorable
confide ce. Past-paid letter*, 1 -i "i i-ibg the e-.te of persons at
a distance, have hit prompt auction ir. B.'a ireatment Beyer
exp-rsvs to anapicioii, and la well known ti ' r ?ale anil permanent.
22^ Private oflice 4 ConiUaudt street, two doorv from Broad
way. iaa lm*ec
THE GERMAN BURGEON.
SJOLOMON HINK, M. D., No. 47 Reade atreet, New York.
k' In acrofnla aud chronic dieaaea no charge made till the
patieut ia aatiafied?medicine delivered gratia. All tieraona deformed,
under twenty-one yeara, can have their bones a'mighttned.
References given aa to numerous patients who hare
eencured in thu city. oT lni?r
COUGHS AND OOLD&
DKMKMBER, No 44 North Siith atreet, one door below
It Arch street, Philadelphia, the mostceriaiu and beat Kamily
Medicine, for Coughs, Colds, Slutting Blood, Throat and
Long Disease, a rising aenaation like choking, tickluig, or arpleasant
oliairurtioiiv. Kor the above. Dr. 8w AYNE'S Com
pound Syrup ol Wild Cherry will be found the great remedy.
Peraona who have abused themselves by the use ol ardent apirita
will find both their streuglh aud resolution much improved by
leaving off the spirits, and taking a draught occasionally of the
above restorative All prepa-ations from this valuable tree, except
the above,may be considered spurious or eonulerfrit The
real article mav be had of the following Agents, or at No. 44
North Sixth atreet, fbildelphiy?
AGENTS
Dr. W. H. MILNOK. Druggist, No. 192 Broadway.
MUSi M II A VIS v., I'M It*,. Ir., n at
BfcNJ. OLDS. Newark. N.J.
JOH N MASON, I'attc ?on. N. J. d? trii'r
dKUAKd-SEUAKsT
'PHK followiuit choice Sevan are alway* on hind at HKN1
RIUUKS'S HAVANA AND PRINCIPE 8KOAH
STORK, wholt-aale ami retail, bairnienl 11 tVilliamst.
Kiouuai, in hall and .(Uarter Doie*
Do. No. half and quarter boiea
Noneiaa, in quarter and eiitltUi do
Para Iti'Kaloa, iti qoatter do
Rcgali >*, of a auperior quality, in X ?nd I-10th boxer
Conarraa*, in quarter boiea
Trabuca*. do do
La Norma, do do
La Kai ieion/.a, do do
Tree Amigo*. id carton* of 20 each
London Kigali**, iji carton* of 4* each
La Pruela, in quarter bote*
Miifau'* ipotted, in quarter hoxea
Fanetilla1*, do. of auperior quality
Vugenendad, do
Demoyaa, do
Mateoi, do
Principe*, of th" lletidoo. Crux and Rani, all eat. to dab
Pnmavera*, in i|uarter bote*
Alraiixa* do
Coustantiaa, do
Buitarnentaa, do
Kenero Hegalia*, do i
I n, . ,il X, , n iinflrl, ... . . I.
N. B.?Ilotela and grnceta plied on rraanuable lerma.
oil
take notice
Extractofan okihnin'ck ' fthk common
COUNCIL CuNChK.MMJ LiKAU AMIMALS
The May or, Aldemien and ' orrifTe'iialty of the ciiy of New
York, in Coeinon Co mcil convened, dn oidaiu a< fo'lowa
r. 4. It (h"ll be the duty ol every ci'iven owning anv am
mat which aliall d < within (he limiia of thia city, aonth of J'lth
(feet, ?r in the ecenpation of my lot of ground, dwelling
bona* "r pretniiea ill' any deacriptio*, upon which ine liody of
any dead animal ?hal| he loam), ai d of ihe aeveral Street Inceciort
id the ai ? MI warda ih ihit citv, immediately alter
urh d.. th, or the diacovvi v t creel', tn give entice tkeieof and
wl the p ace where the bmjy ,.f tncii animal tnay be fount!, at
one ot the officea eilabliaht d a* follow*
tine a< the c.ity Itietiectur'a Office, No. I City Hall.
One at No 218 Hud.on fieri.
One at Mu'pr \'* Mage Hmur. Tnm;llfn, Market.
One at the office of the ou,ieiinirudt nt of Ntrveta, rear (f
K?aea M i ket.
Oi to trail.pu't or to ranae to he transported the body of anrh
ih ad aibina! to th< D pot, at th Hint of O.t atiert. North Hi
ver.
Hec.fi The hurial of any dent animal within thr limifa afnrt
aid. or the throwing of any dr d animal into the waier bound
i.g the city, or in ni\ public >trref, h ghway or place within
In limn afnieaanl, ia heiehy prohibited, tinder the penally ol
Kivi D dlara l r e , h olfence.
hee 7 A I ord timce*, 01 par'a of ordinaocra, con rttry to
the provioona ol thia ordinance, are h> reby re|? aled.
Paa*ed tne Board ol A'aiilanta, Nov. 2lat, 1(42.
Paaaed the B ,aid of Aid rmeo, Nov.2lit, 1*42.
Approved by the Mayor. November 2Hh, 1842.
JNO. H ORIBCOM. City tnnpech.r.
N. If.?Thoae papera who are in lavor ol the above, wit
oblige by giving it a lew inaertioua. jy2l lui*r
TO THE LADIES.
rDM. HULL'S UTEBO ABDOMINAL BUPPORTIEB.
H18 new Instrument for the radical cure of Prolapsus Utar
or Falling of the Womb, by external application. supersec
>( the oae or the obieetiena) Peeaary, is confidently recmr
to the afflicted aa the meanaof perfectreatoralionit
aalth, it never having failed of performing a cure, eran unat
jmoat aggravated eircumatanees.
The BupjHirter haa attained a eery high character in Furor
> Wsll as m thiacountry. It-is adoptedto the entire dinuae 11
assart es.aud all other painful aunticai eipedienta.iD the Lyiut
i-Hjapinta of London and Paris, and la universally rrcon
tended in Europe by medical men of the highest rank In thi
MfJTJ "? sustained by the leading members of the faenltie
I (.ol leges and Hospitals, and by all the eminent private pear
doners.
Rooms have been fhrniahed exclusively for ladies, at No. <
eaey street, having a separate entrance from the business d?
ariment, where a lady ia in constant attendance, to applv
ruases and Hnpportrm to female patienta jyillmr*
CURE I F CHRONIC DISEASES.
"~\K. F. PBIJD'HOMME, from Pa.ua, disciple of the illns
, whose^ science vud doctrines bavif
iniurnl liivticnnj. eager to receive hit instructions, aud t" I
roni oy nit ezpeneuce, announces to the public that he lini I
elected New York a* the place of hia 1 abort, aad of hia per- 1
nauent reaidetice. i
Dr F. P. hat been professi jaally and intimately connected ?
n France willi men, whoae names are honored ana reverenced |
u tkaie coiMitry; and during ten years' practice, he has visited
aauy parts of the United States, and of tho West Indies, with
view to elucidate several points in science, till then involved
n much doubt and ohsc.irity.
He just arrives frqm Paris, where he has been to communiate'lie
lesultofhia observations to the Gallic Society, of
vhich ho is a member, and oow returns nete to diffuse the
rails of hi* esperience aud the blessings of health.
In the course oi his travels aud practice,he has performed,by
he help of his method, founded on the laws of Specifics, cores
ehich had resisted every other mode of treatment; moreover,
le wishes to be judged not bom words but from works Suffice
t to say, that besides all maladies reputed incurable, there <s
10 disease so dreadAil. so inveterate, such as Consumption,
lisesses of the skin, ring wertnv, Cancer, Fistula of all kinds,
Icrophula,* Dropsy, flic-, that he cannot entirely eilirpate.?
ly the same metnod.all diseases iscident to females aud children
re promptly and radically cured. ... ,,
Dr. P may be cousultea every day, from 10 A. M to 2 P. M
t his office 78 Duane street, near Broadway. Consultations
iveu in the English, French, German, Spanish and Italian
angtiasrs l"1*'
[^ITTHERMAN?8 LOZENGES.?57 tous sold last year,
u ihe greatest evidence that can be ottered of their great
opnlariiy aud useluluess.
Mr. Leonard Ilodgers, aged 96, 205 Teuth street, was suppoed
to be at the poiul of drain, from old age and a had congh.
lis physician advised him to try Sherman's Cough Lozenges,
te did so aDd they cured him.
Enoch E Cimp, esq , our eicellen'reporter, was cured of a
ery bad congh, by Sherman's Lozenges?so also was Ml.
tader, the fain ms c gar dealer, 46Cliailiain.
The Catholic Orphan Asylum, in 11th street, has used Shernau's
Lostngus for the Itui vear Win great benefit.
Ca,t Ch d wek, ol ship Wellington, says nherinau's Lozen;es
are great thing-?the Camphor Lozenges are the only sure
emedy for sea-sit kuess, head ache, and palpitation, ever
U'twn.
Mr. John Kver',185 12th street, cured hts child of worms by
inly one dose of Sherman's worm lozenges. Ne -rly every phyici'D
i f teleh ity iu this city leeoiiuiiruls Sherman's wm
nzenges iu ylieir practice,as they also do Sheiman's poor man's
ilaaier, which co-Is only I2W cents, aud is a certain cure lor
>ain or weakness of the side, br> sst, back or any part of the
...a,. Sl.a I.a.I..
Be sure you get the genuine SHEkMAN'8 Lozenges and
'tasters. Waiehouse, IU6 Nassau St. Agents?110 2/3 and 459
{roadway; 227 Hud?ms;; 188 Bvwerv; 77 Kast Broadway; 10
kator Housi ; 86 William s': 139 Fulton si, Brooklvn; 8 8 ate
treet, B?lon; 4 Stanwix Hallt Albany: 42 Westminster st.
'loviueuce; and 3 Ledger Buildings, Philadelphia.
jy!9r
" SCIENTIFIC AND NEVER FAILING HUMAN
{AIR RESTORATIVE.?READ THIS THEN JUDGE
1,HE HUMAN HAIR can pos'tively be restored?its
growth caused?tailing off stay-d?and dandruff cured by
scientific reinedv. Before speaking of this article, let me reer
the pul'lic to the following person*. who having used Jones'
'oral Hair Restorative, certify tnat they believe it is all it is
eprescutcd?11at by applying it with slight friction to the
calp, the nair is absolutely forced to grow, to effect which, ol
nurse, we must strengthen and make healthy the roots or bulb,
ml the scalp ; this effected, all scurf or dandruff is destroyed
rtiese respectable persons certify these are the properties ol
lories' I oral Hair Restorative
The Hon. Judge Ed wards, of Philadelphia.
? Phillips, Esq., 498 Brooine-street, corner of Wooster, New
fork.
Mr. W. Hopkins, 92 King-street, New York.
J. Power, grocery, Fulton-street, New York.
J Pearson, Esq., Navy Yard, Chaileslowu.
Mr. James Gilber, Houston-street, New York, jeweller.
We could give 3MJ ether uames of persous who use this, but
hese mutt satisfy ail |>eo|>le of common sense. Give it one
rial, and you will be perfectly satisfied. It gives the hair a
lelicibiis, soft, dark, silky appearance and feeling. It is sold at
he low price of 3.1. or 8 shillings a bottl", by T Jouea, tun ol
he AmericaD Eagle, 82 Chatham-street, New York; and by
hese agents Zt-iber, Thud and Dock-street, I hilsdelplua,"
nd nest *o the American Hotel Washington, D.C.; 8 state
treet, Boston; 57 dtste-sireet.Al'Muy; 207 Kiug-street,Charle?own,
8 O.; L. F. Bailey, Y orris town. N. J.; E. C. Fene,
dam-street, Middle town, Ll.; or 138 Fultow-street, Brooklvn
dll lm' pr
POSlTiVE CURE FOR COK \S.
T is now |M>sitively certain that Sir Anley Cooper's eele
orau-d Corn Salve will make a final care ol corns, in prool
f which we introduce the following certificates from highly
esprflable geullrmen ?
This may certify, that one application of Dr Cooper's Com
lalie, has perfectly cured my corut ; and trom its effects in
ay esse, and that of ma -y others which have c?u>e within my
iuowledge, I am disjioscd to rvgaid it as a specific.
H.H.SHERWOOD, M. D,
825 Broadway, New York.
I have used Dr. Cooper's Corn Salve with perfect success.?
4y Corns were oi long standing, and the worst I ever saw?so
lad that I considered tliem incurable ; but one or two appliesions
of the above named salve entirely removed them without
i&in. WkMAND BKADBUnY,
Publisher of the Bosten Miscellauy, Sec,
327 Nassau street, N. Y.
Office for wholesaling and retailing this article, 135 Nassan
treet, under Clinton Hall ; also for aale by the following geu
Iruien James K t.lollop, M D, 264 Broadway ; Messrs
lands, 273 Broidway ; Mrs Harper's, 5716Bowery, and 139 Ful
ou street, Brooklyn ; James H Hart, M D. corner Chambers
t and Broadway.
Let every one who hat Coma make one trial : it may be
lone with certainty of producing ihe effect j\ 13 lm*r
MEDICAL AID.
"pROSE in need of medical e'd of a certain description should
A ie*U a little trea called Tne Kubicon It i? a bona
resting wholly on private mtledie*. wri.tm bv Dr O e?"iy,
>l NII Barclay at, and aaa Hrat published by niin 111 >839; in
Ml he laibliehrd a secoud editioD, with u ant allerationa, and
litem l e defiling impro?emrul* iu the method of taring. dirases
of this nature. Lugr**in?;i are iulrodu,-d with a view
>1 HI villa a m<>re correct ItuowlrdKe of trie subject.
The author ia now in eilenaiTe cit pracure; hia having betn
'tlenaively and conalantlv rtuog'd in investigating sua ? omitt
iu- diaeaaei ol thia character for many yeara |va', enable*
inn to t>eat the vntuertina manuer that rendera the book ol
iracticable utility with individuate wishing to nnderuke their
iwn cure pdltM.
It 11 worthy of remark, that many peraona, inetead of being
iromptly and <|ieediiy cured, continue on from day to day la
ilog medicines under circumatancea where, perhapa, the betl
in divine in the worldaloue would not effect a ru e; for be 11
inuwn, there are caaaa requiring good treatment and good
tianagement aa Well a* good medicine to care rucce'ifully and
permanently. It 11 therefore important for the i atient to underitand
a In tie ol a anbject w li'ch s of so much inn real?'hi*
nulercauuo be more [?rncnl-rly riplained in* publir print,
bote iuleremled will liud It III detail on pcruaiug the boot. li
my be had of lie Doctor at hia re?i ruce, - nd a'ao of the
Vie**r* 8-uds, 79 ano 100 Ku'tou at, ami corner o< bioidway
ind Chimbera *t, and in the Bowery, No. ii and No. 118 I he
wire la 10 cents jyiti lm*r
ftvlVA'lc. NlhUlCAL NOTICE!
rO A PARTICULAR CLASS OF INVALIDS.
PHERE ia one claaa of invalids who morit the warmest aym
1 pathy of ail who deaire to alleviate the Buffering* of the af
iicted. That claaa conaista of tiioae who ale labor lug uudei
he effects of thnac vicious indnlgcucea iuio which erring and
.taonghllea* youth are to often impelled uy passion or the con
anion of evil rtunple. What more pitiable sight can there be
han that for instance, of the father ol a family, who 111* Ion.
lince reueuted of hia youthful errois, but who bears about will
nun in (us system, and perhapa transmits lo hia innocent off
ipiiug, the consequences of his forme' indiscretions ! Delicacy
prevents him from i.pplytng to a physician and he not unfre
jaeully fails intu the hand* of uneducated pretenders. Many
young ineu.agaiu, are deterred from entering into matrimouia
engagements Itom the fear or consciousness that disease is lark
ing in their system.
To all sncli sufferers the College of Medicine aad Pharmacy of
the city of New York, offer the means of security from serou
dary disease, and for the removal of it when up- areul, in thei
new and celebrated "Parisian Alterative Mistare," so esten
lively used by Mr. Klconn iu the Venereal Hospital of rant
Tina medicine is put up iu cases containing hall's dozen bottler
with coptoua ditections lot uae, and labels which eanuo: eicit)
any unpleasant remarks. These cases are guaranteed to con
uin a stificienl quantity of this new remedy, to cure all typhiline
imparities ol the blood, cutaneous eruptions, affections ot
the throat and nose, nodes, ulcers, pains inthe bones, Ik:. Pur
chasers can at ail times correstsiud with the consulting Physi
eta Of the College. Price of the eases f> each. Safely lor
warded to all |iartsof the lluion, Canada .iud the West Inuies
Ti e cases and medicine are so put np that no concealment iv
necessary. By order.
W. 8. KICHAPDBON, Agent.
Principal olflcr of the Oollf.ok, 97 Nissan street. New Yorl.
o29 imw rc
~ UNITED STATEE
i e> a r.jiruniuw.
121, late 129 CluUham ill ret, yeit York.
WHOLKSALK AND RETAIL.
'THE CANTON TEA COMPANY comiuua to offe'for
a aalr new and fragrant Tew of every variety end ?tyle
Their .ijeoriirii nl >i?i:mlly lutludea the moat uelicioua and
powerful gradra of t,rrru and Black E'rry parka||r beam tin
at ale p of iirelneea and elegance, and the '1 eaa thrrelli are an
rhorouuhly aecured from light and ail that their quality and
|iowrr will rrinain unimpaired iu ant climate Their avatern
if immeculiug bnaiiiraa la perhapa acarcely in be eicellrd. Il
ta founded nimii the annual regard to the right* of he etiatomer,
eaiieeially will reaped to Weight and quality,and unrivalled
cheapnraa. All purch.-ucra are ca|lerl upon to return ant
'rticlea which lail to give them the fnlleal aanaf .ction, which
the money will be cheerfully and promptly refund'-d. Conntry
merehnnta, public eatebliahmenia, lieada of families, and
hipmaatera will And it a decided advantage to aupply them
lelvea from thia eatabliahraeat.
Coffee roaated every day.
Ordera from all parta of the United Stolen eiecuted witi
promptitude and de, patch.
Ty The only waretaiuac in'America for the aale of Hon
eel..l.- .'H'.r. |.. iP>|o.*r
I). *. CHi l/hafAlCM fust.
pt.iST OFFICE, New York, 2tth July, Ik42.
HOC US of Delivery each day, (Sundays excepted) at tht
U iter and Lower Pnat Officea:?
Letters uinositcd before
Hali r aat I o'clock, AMI
w u
I " P M Will be aent out for deAt
all tiie Statioua before livery at 9 A M, and I
7 o clock, A M and i o'clock, P VI.
II '*
t " P M
Lettera tn be aent Free, mnal have "Free Stamp" affixed l<
them, otherwiae three eenta will be collected of the party ti
whom the letter it addreaee I. No money meat be cncloaed n
ertera uuleaa rei latered at I ie i riuci|ial officna. Liata ol lh>
-.tatinna (as all of which "free ?tani|e" may be purehaai-d a
12,M per 100. and every informal ion may be obtained on a|
plication at the up|ie> or lower |*>at rticca. Stainpn laaued b
ihe late City Despatch Poet will be rer-.ivrd It la inditptaiaabh
'hat the number of the n aidcur.e anoul 1 be alaled in ail lett. r
eni through till* I'oat.
The I'oat Maaler aolicita the e.irlirai iiiioiillation ahonidai.
rrrgnlaritiea occur. JOHN LOKIME.i GRAHAM
auva Iv er Mtna
IMPORTANT T<J MERCHANTS AND
CLERKS.
nRISTOW'8 WRITING. BOOK-KEEPING AND
"? SHORT-HAND ACADEMY, No 2J? Broailwwy, i.vn
Park Place, comiuura o|irii Day and Evening, lor (jKfttl*
NKW OF aLL anr.a
GREAT REDUCTION,
FROM TWELVE IO SIX DOLLARS!
Mr BRIwTOW, of L ndou, guarantee* to irform AN 1
WRITING, however had. illek thle, or damped, uilfl a beau!.
mi, irre, i miiania Mia nni.iii 11 ?irrr.n,Ii|. Si\ |?. ,a *,| t, t< '
! > *'l iKr i.m suiia of lif. anil I-uiiuch. In TWKLVfc ILAB\
foriwilv Sii Dollar*!
Anulrrny No 2:US fimiihrai/, nnir Park Phut.
Tli I.Al'lKH irr might an rlrg?nt, irraerinl mid f.-.hion
nit- l<nnun.u II mhI tin ,s<mlilr d,>i, j| ||<i'clii< k
ill/'' Vir* I I IIIIH in N?w Yuri, t *n Talii ft our.einTIr ?
l?iyii! Mr. B. la to lie u rn Iron, ft to I A. M., or from 4 h
r M.
1 I \ I j 1 ci C?^
_ . 8TK IffMiKAPHY. . v M .
Or the amusing art of Short Hariri Writing. taught by Mr. pt
low iri fw#?lre lessona, for taking down S*jrinki??, Lectufr ,
Trial#, Ar. Itr.. ^ fast as anv prrton can spoak.
N.B ?A work of the author ia Draaentau to evary pupil.
O" fOH SALIC, at the Academy, up lUira, a Ouide to
IhortHtid.". jyll im#i
ON STRICTURE AND ITS CURE.
pHJ? KOTOWING RKMAKK8 Wll.L "H ACS BEA
rOHE thepnhlic a few mat. deeply nUf sung
rirti, 7*0/ the disease called 81 ICTI'IE, ?? t-ri n ryuent
iccitrrence and often exists in tersons so ho ai t no m the It net
1 wort of if; next thai a very erronroui no lion prevails re
1pectins Stricture, and thai imoront advertising profit a he
I had advantage of this erroneous notion; then, that ll.ert art
hrte Particular Circumstances hy which a Stricture vajt he
unays known?-and in the last place, thai the curt of ntric
art is cerritn, free from pain, and generally accompmhed
In a verylttttehme.
With regard to the first of these remarks:?
It is well known that Stridor* it the result of a bad It treated
lionorrhea If, for instance, that durnte is suffered to cod*
linae on from month to month, u iliiln into a gleet. Now,
there is no pain or inconvenience in gleet, and therefor* it is
often suffered to remnin indefinitely. ant it should be knowp
that gleet implies aclironic inflammation ofihe pus-ire, which
aaturally terminates in thickening, and this thickeume at on*
part or other of the passage is stricture ; and. fnr'ner. ihat al
though stricture may thus re nain unnoticed for a length of time,
it it far from laying dormant, but it the hidden cause ol many
leriohs maladiei, not only of a seiual, but those also ol a u?rrons
aud dyspeptic kind.
Bit what especially leads theat eneion off from this disordrg
is the idea that stricture c -tUDot exist so long as no imp.- iimeLt
to the flow of ariue is observed, which is 'luUe a misuse. A
itricture often exists for years without uroimc.ux anv very
Mrikjng change in this respect; indeed a uiminisneu ?>.- iuterrupted
stream of urine belongs only to the worst of cues, and
it is to prevent this very state that these remarks are published.
The advantage, however, which ignorant advertising people
tike of this erroneous notion is very cruel. Every body Knows
low men of this diaeripliuD s'.ra-m shout this city, and that
they will sell their nostrums as luug as any one win ou> them.
Now, it is a fact, and one which every real physiciau will immediately
acknow ledge, that all the medicine in the world,
ilone, can never cure a stricture. In proof ol this, nothing is
more common tlur for the writer to be consulted hr persons
wbn have been rat jig all manner of things?as colored drops,
ind pills, and cordials, and the like, for many mourns together,
but whom, on seeing the real nature of the ease, be r ,s cored
n as many days.
With a view of preventing these impositions. therefore, it
teems desirable to lay before the public a lew plain circumitam
is by which a Stricture may be known, which can be easily
doue : for although the svmi tomsof this disease are nunierius,
there are three ol especial iranort. ana these tnree mar oe
"lated very briefly?they are the following : '1 he first rciai.es to
rue manner of urinating.?ll has beeualready said the stream
jeed not be much dimiuished or impeded. But observe atlenavelv,
after it is finished aud the clothes are readjusted, whethsradropor
two will ever steal away, so as to wets little?
lothincia more indicative of stricture. The next is
The time a Gonorrhoea hat remained uncut ed.?It is diffi
:ult to say how long a Gonorrhoea or Oleet may run and not
produce a stricture, for one is naturally more disposed to stricture
than another ; bni, as a general rule, if it should be suffered
to go on beyond six weeks, this alone would afford sufficient
pound, at least, for the suspicion of a itricture. The last is?
The effect a itricture hat upon the mind.?The effect of
Stricture is to depress the spirits, and r o lessen both bodily and
mental activity' This also is on* of its moat common effects.
Not, however, that it is seen alike in every individual, hat it is
10 common that the writer rarely sees a case of stricture (and
be tees many every day) iD which the palientdoesnot complain
more or lets, that lie is not so capable of business^ formerly. It
is gratifying also to witness the uniform return ol spiriCa, and
he disappearing ol other maladies as the cure progresses.
With regard to the cure of bf -icture, on this subject it is sufficient
to observe (and it is stated with confidence and pleasure)
that this is certain, free from pain, and generally accomplished
in a very little time. So much as this could not ha?*
been advanced some vears ago ; but snch has been the im
provemeat in this art,and soch the practical experience of the
writer, that he can now accomplish the care of stricture to sa
many (lays as formerly it demanded months. g
The writer also begs to state, that for those who wish to un
derlake the cure themselves, he has published a little volume,
called ' The Private Treatxtein which not only stricture,
but the care of all those delicate diseases which require especial
care and privacy, is directed in the plainest manner. It is
advisable, howevei, that these who suspect a stricture, if possible,
should eenault the author pcrsonslfy. and nothing willsur
prise tnem more tnan tne cue ana certainty ol hii mean* of
care. Separate room*, also, -re arranged for those who may
hare to wait a little.
It only now remains to aay a word or two on the ground on
which the public, and especially strangers coming to titia city,
tnay rely with confidence on what has been adiiwced. With
this new Dr. Ralph begs to state that, beside hi* rank as graduate
*t Edinburgh. he. lie.?he ha* been engaged in the cure
of these diseases, both in hospital and city practice, for more
than thirty years, and has published two editions ef a work expressly
on them.?Alto that he has testimonial letters from the
most eminent physicians in Europe to the most eminent in
America?as Sir Astlev Cooper to Dr. Mott, of New York,
Dr. fhytick, of Philadelphia, and elliera, and that he it permit
ted to refer to almoat every Physician of eminence in thia
iJr. Ralph iaconsulted at hia private residence. No. M Greenwich
street, towards the Battery, at any hour.?He may aisa be
:onsulted by poat. The little volume aeove referred to ia one
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MADAME REHTKLL, FEMALE PHY9ICIAN, would
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ts the treatment of their complaints except by one of then
own sex, that in all cases she attends to them ,-wrsonally,her eg,
perirnee, psactice and knowledge enables her to do so. She
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incompetent themselves are obliged to get some scarcely less
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