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DENTISTRY

VIM, THORN, DENTIST, solcits the attention OF those
w who wear Artificial Teeth, and those who may require
them, to his method of supplying the Maxliary family viz
the Teeth; Knowing that there is a disay reessIe taste IN the
mouth of those, who indulge IN acids, resulting from the actor
inserts teeth from one to a complete set, without using one par
ticle OF metal of any description.
"a Chambers street. ala I'm
KALsOMlNE PAiNT.-Th. Kalsomine Pant having been
N severely tested in this cmy during the winter months,
the patentees can recommeud it with renewed confde ace to
the public. The numerous specimens Of X alsonine Paint now
existing in New York, renders an enume alton OF its ad
y:ntases superfuous anon. the most prominent are the
following -
Kaisomine Colors are mere permanent. more luminous and
az, eeable to the eye than oil colors. They are applied without
occasioning any offensive smell or Injurious effect upen
health, and drying in a few hours. Kalsomine paint may, il
properly applied, be washed when soiled. according to direc'
lions in the circular.
Orders received and punctually attended to at the
PAINT DEPOT,
e. n = 49, q p.oaL.ay orn r.nLlsp
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DOCTOR PROVOST.

COME individuals write against the use Of baisam copaivy,
W cubebs, nitro, camPhor, mineral astringents, &c SC, in the
cure of secret diseases, but, that the world Knows that the
beyond a doubt Iii perfect folly to deny that fact. But that
IT r. quires a professional mn, and a man Of skill in his profes-
as obviou. to men Of minds Hope, therefore, that &c 1tlsmen
requiring medical aid will not give ear 10 all the foolish stun
which they may see in the shane Of Advertisements. but they
will call upon me, at No. 81 Broad street, where they shall
have a full history ri their c sse. j feel confident that not q "a
t,ent will lave my Office WITHOUT bsing entirely sati,fes that
scended TO place himself among the field Of Qaacks. Ny Of
fee IL at 81 Broad, corner stone ct.
Aelm' j NJ, ID.
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I'm The CURE OF sTRICTURE-It is most unfor,u.
" nste in this complaint that many persons have a strie.
ture who are not in the least aware Of it. The common notion
is, that 80 long as the urine passes in a tolsratle' 'ream there
cannot be a structure. But this Is far from true. A structure
may, and often does, exist for months, and even years, without
~prodscing any striking change In this respect. When a stric.
ture arrives at that degree Of narrewness a. sensibiy TO impede
the uriae, it is a serious malady indeed. The Object Of those
remarks however. is 10 prevent this state. and to attack II at a
time when IL is easily and perfectly removed. But there, are
other circumstances besides its effect upon the unne ~ which
a stricture may be known, OR, at least, strongly Suspected. and
though these are numerous, there are two which are very com
mon and very easily judged Of, and these shall be mentioned
here.
The first Of these circumstances relates to time. II y well
hnown that stretures arise from long continued and badly
kreated Gonorrhda. Now, whenever this disease continues
over many weeks. especially il in the early period any Of the
boasted nostrums OF the day were taken, there 10 Just and pro-
per giouRd to suspect a structure.
The next Is most remarkzbie-n u the effect 4 structure has
upon the mind and spirits. This il a fact that may be tho
roughly relied on. Indeed the author never saw a case Of stric
ture, land he sees many every day. in which the patient did
not, more or less, complain Of his loss of mental energy-thsi
he was not 90 capable Of business as formerly. The reason OF
this, however, il clearly shown in his "Pri,..s E----r-
little volume pouced in another column OF tins paper, and to
which the reader is refs erred, not only for knowledge OF this
disease, but on every other connected with this subject.
DIR. RALPH further begs TO add. that he may be consulted
personally a. his residence, No. 90 Greenwich street, at any
hour and should any be in doubt as to the existence Of this
disease, especially after perusing his little volume, he will,
without expense or the least pain, explain and assure him who
Their he have or not. Let il only be remembered that, { he re-
ally has a structure, not all the medicine in tho world. alone.
will ever cure IL. m23 Inn
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FOR THE FACE AND SKIN.

FOR The FACE AND SKIN.
A MONGt the many and yarious Cosmetics that are offered
n 10 the public for b~-au'ifying the complexion, ard remov-
ing very eruption from the face nose can be 20 conf lentIy
icate sm 20 hness to the comp exion, and efectualiy removes
pimples, blotches, tan, freckiss, rrngw orms,a and all o.her cuta-
neous e. uptions and disco lor aions
Price IS cents per bcttle-solda at Church 9 Dispensary. 1888
Bowery, corner Of Spring street.
Agcuts-E. w. Bull, Hartford; c. & N. w. Simmo 3, Pine,
corner Of Fourth street, PhiIad .lphia; Charles Stesnr, pough.
ksspais moq Imt
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$5OO PREMIUM.

THE INDESTRUCTIBLE Nh which r. NJ. BART.
i LETT exhibited at the Fair Of the American I.stitute,
extract it from pape,; and which reesi ,ed the geld medal Of The
* Hatch. bank note engravers. % Merchants Exchange.
Orders from any part Of the Union, post, paid, through the
Writing made with this ink will remain unchanged a. long
20 paper will endure, and 10 exceedingly valuable Ahsve all in
deliibie inks now ia use. OF which we have any knowledge.
John Torr.y, NJ. D.. Professor Of Chymisiry, &c.
in the College Of Physicians and Surg cons, N. Y,
jams h: Chiffon, NJ D. Ptaetic,l Ch, mist.
John A. Warder, M D., Professor Of Chymistry
q 71mx aud NineraloOv- Cincinnati ColIepe Ohm
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THE SHIELDED VICTORIA
SHAWL & DIAPER PIN.

A NEW and important article for use in the nursery and az
n a fastening to ladies shawls. cloaks. sc. patented ~ the
United States and IN Europe, for sale wholesale oy w. h.
CARY x Co. iss Pearl ST. New York, and by the patentee, at
the mandatory. lie Jay st Brooklyr.
Thread aud needle stores, and dealersin fancy articles, sup
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TO II LADIES.

FASHIONABLE MILLINERY GOD The propre.
+ trrss, Miss 3. liking, daughter Of the eel sIaied Car! King,
offers for sale a m st select and choice assortment OF MILNE.
~ Goods for the spring trade, never a. yet presented to the
public, beth as regards the. quality and cheapness Of the arti-
The celebrated SILK A CALLED D..
SHED SILK. ENTIRELY NEW AND ORIGINAL
Lawn Hats do do-sn entire new sty lie Of Hats
"MODINE CAPACITIES. ELSSLER
COTTAGES"
Paris'an and English ANC A Of the finest tex.
ture. in great variety.
The proprietre . esp.ctfully soliei 8 the ladies to faye. her
merry for themselves, before they purchase else where, IS it will
be agreat saving to them ia price and a great advantage a. re-
CARDS the variety ana quality Of the goods.
MISS 8. KING, Mag zine de Modes.
s1oimvr 293l Broadway.
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CJJGAK BEET. PREMIUM Corn and ~Puppklus, ffesh ', gets
- bic and rar. dowsr seeds, English grss Ter lawns. 1000
roses fruit End ornamental tre,s, shr.ebsy Of all h'nds, cans
mo-, re- ,.ooable Term al NIBLO b DUNLAPs. No. s7s
Broadway, and at their nursery, corner Of eth Avenue and
iIsth street, Harlem. mzs I'm
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CHEAP STORE.

THE S1bsfr,b:r % nov nPenmg his Spring supply Of
from Birmingham and Sheffield, Together with q general az.
s0rtment OF ID omestIc Goods, which he 10 Or pared 10 offer at
the very LOWEST Cash PRICES.
The attention Of Country Merchants, Builders, Cabinet
Makers, &c, u solicited to an examination Of his stock and
prices, as h. is confident they, will dpd it to their interst to
favor HIM with a call. ALFRED +.
70 Greenwich corner Barclay. New York.
A regular supply Of FALL. RIVER u NAILS, and
Coopers Glue. Also-a complete assortment Of Mechanics
Tools, James Sore we, &c. m2 am
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DIR. FAWCETT.

MEMBER OF THE ROYAL COLLEGE or SUR.
vi GEONS Of Loadon and Edinburgh, and OF The Medical
College Of hiladeIphiaeonhn his practice to a select branch
"Noeet empta dolore volup,as,
DR.. + 10 encouraged by the upifo' m success attending his
mode Of treatment 80 the cure Of vsneresl. gleets; structures,
seminal ~weaknsss and nereurial affect ons, together with all
these other bad symptoms which undermine the consituirou
and lay the foundation Of premature decay. either fiom mall
generally defective, and the relish for life almost su1dued.
His mode OF treatment 10 universally admired-his medicines
Of the stomach AID gives that proper isn,iiy, whats good diges-
tion requires. HIS treatise on Constitutional or ~ rvous deb,-
hy shords very ertey siye observ stions on sexual debility Sc
minal weakness. and Impotency Brought on by dein,i'e habits
all ito attendant ~ mptoms phi, siol gicaly. explsined. This
York can be obtained at HI. Office, iss Fulton at. where the
d lcfor can he consulted at all hours OF the day and night.
Letters post paid will re, Give Immediate attention.
ais lint
NO.Ul BRO ~ADWAY-THE KKEMLIN~ DTNINGAND
~ SUFFER ALOONs, on the Trinity Ground. corner Of
merchants and gentlemen that the above establishment IL now
in successful operations; he would particularly call the atten
ton o, tho', g.n,ier en- whose svoc at,ens compel ,nem to dine
dinners, chosen By tbemselv,s from the bill Of fare ofthe day,
which will alwuys comprist a v,r,ety o. soups, FISH o. the sea
pared dnhes, with dessert, &c rer week; other meals in pro-
Iortion, prerared at the shortest notice and at any hour.
There will be ready e oh day, at l0l O'Clock, a variety ofIun-
The Saloons witt be open until ~ O'Clock, p. NJ Until which
time su,pers may be obtained comprising every rarity that the
abundant markets -four city offer.
The usder.igned, in soliciting the patronage Of merchants
and gentlemen pledges h3msslft 10 use ms every Effort to made
the ssiabl shment sans parcel" in all its appointments, a. it
The subscriber slso pros ises that the economy ofhis charges
sball not be the least attractive feature ~ tn. krtmln Dining
and Supper Saloons. JOHN COTTER.
al6lwc
A 1LANTIC H01EL 10 ET.-' hs spzsious and we'll
"a known establishment, situated IN Broadway near the Bat
terry, will be let for one or NOR. years, possession tcbe aiveu
on the inst day Of May next. Rsr, rcosy,ts Agely to
alive No. FALL street.
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A PROBLEM

n L NODLEH
A ND the way to solve it. Why do the imitatoss Of my Tab
n let Razor Strop ALLOW me to carry of the pr MUM medal
and diploma, from. the American Institute year after ye,r
chins and tough boards. answe r. the above by bringing a dull
p,ir Of Razors, and test for yourselves he truths Cf the certif,
ProfessoI Grissom, Pr, Mott, Gen; } TslImadge and others.
lie Tablet Razor strop, with four aides, 1853 Broadway.
mQa In
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2OO, 1000 La Norma segars. -
ANDED from brig Ohio. from Havana. Of sn.~r;or ,,.:
II ~, for sale IN lots to suit p~urehasers, at removable pr,sss
doim' BY N. RAIDER, ls Chatham II.
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p.r.ons hayias 10 remit TO the friends can always rely on
t,e,, orders attended TO. the following packet after receipt OF
remittance.
above places. m3l Stawlm
NO NILLISrRs AND MISUNDERSTANDING
i BERLY, 20 William street ohere for sale, At very low
nriees a srIeudid assortment OF French Millinery CO. de, con
listing Of The newest snd most fashi. nable styl.s Of Straw
Bonnets, Artificial Flo sers. Ribbons. silks, TsriAtapes, SC.
where. m222 " eods
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PIANO FORTES.

OEALERS and purckasen generally will
- find il 10 their advantage to call and examine a choice a.
sortment Of the sboye ar, icle, comprising a variety ofs and q
octaves, of rosewood and IN Mahogany, 9Th grand action, scroll
stands, and every modern improvement. These Instruments
are warranted to be equal to any in the city, ad will be sold
al the lowest possible prices for cash, at the m lnufactory, a
West Feurteeni street, bet wen Fifth and Sirth avenues.
N.B-Piano Fortes for Hire-A good assortment of piano
fortes for hire AT the m2nufact,ry. AZ 3m
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SOMETHING NEW

r EUk'S GARDEN, 80 bowery.-The undersigned takes
II this opportunity to inform ts friends and the public that
he has opened a GARDEN and saloon at ts Bowsry. where be
constantly supplied with The choit est and best of Fruits, Con-
dictionary, q flee. Ice Creams. Lem made and Soda that the
city affords Every attic ition will be given on his part TO make
this Garden and Saloon a pleasant and agreeable resort to the
ladies and gentlemen who may favor hem with a call.
ala lmtc II. LEUR, 40 Bowery.
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W H~AFFINtf-IU00 re sms croWn str.- -.
IS ppRssE n NRSnSie.sa sale ey
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80 d YEARS

OF EXPERIENCE in the scientific practice Of curing GER
~ tain diseases, rave enabled DR. LAUREL, Of No. los Ca.
nal street, TO eradicate those diseases in question, whether
new, old, or lnveterate, in less th'n half the time employed
by the .ommon doctors, who poison their patients with mer.
curry, capivy, nitro. cuOebs, &c.
N.B.-Strangers are apprised that Dr.. L. 10 a regular physi-
cIan Of the med cal faculty of Paris, also graduat2d in the u.
States al can he proyed nv his diplOmaa mQl lmS
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LUUIs'ILLE, April To, 1872.
Important Trial for Burglary Bankrupts-THe
Ufaha-Banks, &c &c.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-29

The Bill relating TO the Post Office now before
the Senate, contains provision, which "Reauires
the publishers Of newspspe and peioiicas to keep
a register OF all matter mailed by them, the ofi
where deposited, when cent, and the day Of sending
The return 10 be made quarterly to the department;
from which return the rostma,,ets at the receiving
Offices a'e to he charged. PuBLusHERs REFUSING
TO COMPLY WITH ruEsE TEAMS ARE PROHIBITED
SENDING MATTER 1T rHg MAILS"
Thisis wise ard just legislation, with vensenneel
The Editors Of Newspapers TO keep the accounts of
the Post office Department, CT he deprived of the
privilege common to every other tzen OF the Re
puoli" This wise, liberal and Just provision ema-
mates from the profound brain OF MIR Senator Mer
rick-who does not the ground once fortni .ht-
he is so eated with his consequence at the White
House-so goes the rumor. Amos Kendall at.
tempted something akin to this. by his own mere
authority. His object to harrass the Lditora
and subject the Press, through the Post office De
pariment TO the supervision and control OF the Ex-
ecuiive and his creatures We do not doubt, but
that the object proposed now is the same. We look
TO Congress to arrest this insidlous aud nq utous
demonstration against the press OF the country.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-29

TO cooperate with the Legislature. Congress would
long since have adjourned. The leAd.horss stop.
Ding in the way, the balance eanno, 90 fos~ard -
an old friend in the Lobby remarked to me lew
days since.
To reeur again to the Revenue Bill. will remark
that vetoed because Of the feature 10 regard to Il
Land Fund, for one would be unwilling to ~setIs
from the ground assumed by the House. Before |
would sueeumb to Executive will upon a mere
question OF eSpedieney like this, would advise my
friends 10 tbs House aud ~ the Senate to go home
and make no further stemp, to pass an act which
may be set aside by the will OF One Man.
Our difficulties with Great Britain are about TO be
adjusted so far as the Boundary Question is con
eernsd unless difficulties shall be thrown in the way
by certain busy bodies.
Loeoioeo man on the floor is declining agsins,
the gag-the one hour rule-and the resolutions
stopping debate. While his friends with hin, profess
to be in favour Of short session. they eomplaia con
sianuy that the TINE Is TOO SNORT.
Yours, G..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-29
r,sm National iu'emreneer Of yesterday.

The Members OF both Houses. tied, ne it were,
4, the take sit daily for msny hours, engaged in
libOrous efforts, with but faint hope of success, TO
accomplish yet. before sdou'umen', some mss-
sure or measures which may relieve the Govern
men, from its necessities. and infuse something
like vitality into the stasnlnt commerce aud in
dus,ty OF tho country. Midsummer has overt ,ken
them IN the midst OF their lahore, AMI before they
are released from them the husbandman will be
gathering the fruits OF autumn. We have all along
apprehended. and we now begin seriously TO te-
lieve, that the Session will not end before the mid
dc Of September.
Tho Scnate is engaged upon the Tariff Bill
which has passed the House. and find, It's discuss
son already an uphill and iatisuiog work for this
sul,ry weather.
For the two last days the House of Represen.
'stives has been debating proposition to reduce
the compensation Of Members Of Congress. IL
we had not witnessed several times heretofore tho
lae OF similar propositions 20 this, supposed with
as much zeal rs is nov displayed, We shoaId mako
sure Tint the bill would pass the House and be-
come a law and, after all. perhaps it may. AT
present, however, il is committed to tie custody Of
a select committee.
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MIDWAY ACADEMY,

TAT Charlottesville, Val
1NIiE SIKH Session n ths Academy viii commence on
the - n september mex, and fernInsts on Inc u Of
July ioNowinE-masng TIC length II the scssion ten
months ~"
TIC course or stu lesni embrace the following branch
English Grammar, Arithmetic. Geography and Ensfl.l
'ompo'npn-a thorough aud extensive course Of Maine.
40 ucs-'nemi1try and Natural Pos -TngIi.h Ills
tory, Clcuhnnk, Humc'a ErgaudJ aut the Latin add
grees Languages and Literature. We have provided
Fna0rincai ahd thcmcal apparatus; emil whenever r.
IIsic, We illustrate. IN experiments, these aciences
tDhciuisfry aud Nat. Philosophy
Ihe oilect ~ our hcuieuy BE- - quality thc Student
enter auy Inivcrsy College the United states or 10
o. hfn gr The various pursuits n aftns life
Terms -Fof tuition 40 The above hranchcH errerf
- cwHry aud Natural Philosophy tfor the an dii1us
charge Of fcn 10 lart isrsqureD go
For board including every thing, $40
CHARLES sLAUgTITgR
. AlEN iNDER DUEE.
DO " 2tFfw
Mrs ~ Slaughter with whom Tho Subscribe resides b.
prepared 10 accommodate - or N bosrIcrs.
CHARLES SLAUGHTER.
ut-Thc Richmond Erquirer and National iutcia sncer
Will p.cse copy aud forward their accounts the on e 81
Dol VI DO fig.
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ARRIVALS.
ENeIIANaE iinrII

Mr. kadewaia, N yak; NJ Jones. Williams
oar WIN ro~"es, Capt Kennon. Meckle' bug
D nabney and son. a G. "iiek M.s; W-ltet
Preston, Abingdon; q W FSrrhSm. N Y"rk, r "
S'osanas, pnw"id'e. John Btosus,n, Brooklyn,
N. VI Charles Cater, WIN + C.uer, Chas Civ.
CoiuMnI,s HorrL.
w Palmer. Powhs,sn; II Tonsv and son do;
Col T. GHeTrnt, Gooehland; W 4 II Foes Motto :
way; Alex njer. King William; De Cav, Cher q
Cay; w L Ander.o", Buckingham; W Du
nF,nt, Ches'eih +; PatcIck II B1,,b, Petersburg;
Co'e, LouIsai Martin, ElNannS; r S,egar
Somo.,land; Mr rhefman, Hanover; W NJ How.
e,t'n, fieiheS; John C Coleman, do; A Page.
CHmoerlanci w Watkins, Halifax.
wAsuiscros Hort.
WIN = Mouts. Hanovo;M L Waller william,-
One w Weller, DE- ID " Puuiam. Henrieo; G s
Hancock. Halifax.
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RICHMOND WING.
FRIDAY MORNING. July 10.

SOs The remarks OF MIR Adams upon the con =
duct OF the President, in imposing aud collecting
taxes, without authority Of Jaw. will be found under
the Congressional head. We ace not surprised TO
hoAr that those remarks produced quite sensation in
Washington. The substance OF them ani the gave
occasion, which called them orh. couspre with the
individual who uttered them, to impart to them ,
very high interest. Mr. Adams links the present
generation with that which achieved our indepen-
dence. His boyhood was spent among the patriots
of that day, and he fully imblbed the glorious spirit
which led them to peril their all in the cause OF Ii
bsr,y. Under the full influence Of this spri', glow.
ing as brightly in his bosom now rs when u boy,
he pronounees the action OF the Executive, paralcto
that of Charles by which that trcaehsrous ruler
was brought tn the block. We know the difficulty
OF bringing the people OF this country TO spprohend
any danger to the public liberty from John Tyler.
The idea of his insign6cance has taken such strong
hold o their minds and filled their souls with much
contempt for him, they cannot bring themselves to
contemplate, in conneIon with his name, any thing
great, tho atroeous. He has outraged all their no.
tons OF limited Government 10y usurpiug the taxing
power. and they content themselves under the
wrong, by rejecting that the President is n mere c.
pher-a snap-impotent for good or for evll-ex.
eept upon the most contemplate scale He'd man
oil nerve, abilities, and weight OF character-one,
who, on account OF physical, moral or intellectual
qualities, might be desmel dangerous, done what
MIR Tyler has, the whole country. in all its length
and breadth, would have been in u blaze. But peo>
pie cannot nor will not separate the officer from the
individual, and the peityness of the one interposes
TO screen from punishment the offences Of the oher
MIR Adams, however, has accomplished what the
mass cannot. lie has by dint OF hispowerlul intel
lect, distracted the officer from the individual
and proceeded to treat the Illegal conduct OF the
acting President, as though it were the con-
duct-teoud they have been guilty Of such) Of
Washington, or Jefferson or Madison. He see,
that taxes are exacted Of the People, by the
Executive, without authority of law. He knows
this is contrary 10 tho genius of our institutions
and subverslve OF those principles, which were
contended for and successfully vindicated by the
war Of the Revolution. lie does not stop to con
sder who the man is, who has made this assault
upon the public lberty-Lut he looks to the officer
and IN connexon with him, makes a very sisnifi-
can't alluson to the fate Of Charles La fate, which
other public agents, disposed to initiate his exam.
pie, nigh, profit by!
We annex letter from an intelligent friend in
Washington