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MADAM ESTELL,

LcEMALE PHYSICIAN. Office and residence, I4s Green
witch street, between Courand md Liberty where
she be consulted with the stices, confidence
plants incident to the female frame.
Madame Reste and knowledge in the
Of obstinate Of female reguirty SUPPRESSION
&C., such to require but few days effect pereci
Ladies desiring medical pttendanre
hnemeIt other ndsposton will be accommodated durns
such time, with private and respectable board.
F" Preventive Powders for married ladies' whose de
lieae health orods rapid Of family
will be by mail any part OF the United States. Price
New York Boston Office. MOI Essex street.
N. B.-Aladame RES ELL would inform ladies' residing
ont OF the city, whose health weud admit Of that
she would devote her attendance upon
part of the Uned States within reasonable distance Il I'm
FEMALE MON rHLY PILLS.
OWING to the celebrity efficacy and nvtriaos OF
~ Madame Restes Female Monthly Pills in all oi
reguaty suppression eppage OF those functions VI IA
ure upon which the health of female depends since
ei ntroduetion into N United States now about four years
paine! off for the genuine Che common pills purchased
attwelye cents box put different boxes and called
Female Monthly Pills, with the object Of selling them
possible, dollars box Females therefore
cautioned AGAINST these attemps to impose on them II
sufficient here to state that all Female Monthly Pills eoun
ereits, except hose sold Madame Restel Principal Oce
Price ST. Madame Rostss signature written on the csver
of each box.
N. B.-They be used by married single by following
the directions enclosed inside of each box Sold also BY az
ponment at 28a Grand street, Of Allen, New YORK
nj lnSr
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FOX Dk FEUChIWANGrns Pnce Cuyrrnt OF Core
via, Capsules Acids Dyewoods Lunar Caus r. ID ,gn ~
eotyps Chemicals. German SILVER &C. &c &c See foub
mage
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II ADIkS' silk and Merino Under Ve.ts Tor sale BY
L. JOHN M. DAVIES & JONES,
o2a INES Io6 William Of John S.
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PRIVATE CURE
rNpnA SpECIEIC paCRAGEc-No

DOCTOR JORDAN'S SPECIFIC IACKAGES-No /,
~ for the OF Gcnohes, leet' Vel and No for the
in no nstanr failed 70 eiesta romp,
cure These medicine, wash re
ouired adapted all the varied symptoms arrang that the
patient dicultyi seueatment thereby avoiding ex
sur. or Each pkle contains Doctor Joran private
treatise The MONITOR wherein is full directions, with
descrltou of symptoms, consequences aud treat
ment or secret malsdes with valuable infor att Being
complete compact and guaranteed all cases the, are well
FOR strangers travellers &c and 10 niace them within
the III OF ALL proprietor has REDUCED The price To Three
Dollars each which will be forwa ded no posi- paid
orders oyJ pacr ed in Tin cases and free from ohsea alton
B-1 he Monitor (alone) so for one dollar Tree II
will be sent also free Sold for the proprietor, only at Drug
Store ohce street of Marion lew doors past MD
los Private and Offices Tor consultation
esk Marion one or below drug Marion street Is d.
continuation oil Centre oil im-r
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l.. WOODS
NEWLY INVENTED


PARLOR AND HALL STOVES.
THIS Of the most valuable inventions offered
s G S ns Of ali a Of eo tns or so fss
apartments 1t has less four radiators ami descend
fires and cause he, Be- into
nj while mn m oe stoves large portion Yi u, heat i
yield more heat than buhe best now before the
public while have the advantage of fire SPLEEN
feet OF utility aad brought
but to be fully needs only 70 be and ehamln
oes &C., are invited to CALI par
Also on baud Sasts other srovE. suitable for all pu
poses which will be sod very low:
o2' 1mNr Peck slip aud Be- kman street.
NoTIGE1Whsre.s SAMUEL Bsnhei@f,, Of syrs.uss has
in the city of New York in the collecting of debts syria
% AND IN ons' all ae here notified h
forbidden nd 10 a. S SR ,aS
;S III An q RReiass%s1$
all the goods debts and mand OF every descriptions;
ios all are hereby pay eot; 10 said
al pay men Of said demands may Se,eafsf Be made TO Herr
snr s n Bsnse%e 2. Simon a@
SanS and BY ANY n S,s ws TO max
immeda ely ana settle tne,r accounts aud notes.
D.is %. Syracuse Ii Ii N2s q Nj BROTHERS
pREMIUM HOSE FOR CRoToN wATER-Made
from Canvass covered with daes being psp,Isd Ga,
tight uadsr III. great is cesr and IS me S. India
huobe Hose e.tant Also Tor sale The newly invented Hemp
quantities
HORACE H. DAY
Successor TO Roxbury India kuboer Company,
f8eod r. IS Maiden Lane.
THE ONLY PLACE
New Yor where the celebrated Shaker Knit Shirt be
obtained lis at JOHN "a. DAVIES y JONES,
log William 81, corner OF Jonn ST.
Agents for ShaseI's Mernmac CO, N. IL.
Also-Close and open knit Drawers flannel wrappers and
drawers Aled Shaker flannel by yard piece
-tls Or. ierable 10 any style no IN o2s i'm
Mr. II. sEGERs would respectfully call the attention OF
AVA the trade generally, MS Axa system of cutting
r~A~
which lie believes befo arrived
Ihe above be had Of Mr. j. Dubos, 28
Brcedway where all times, the system with
will be solicit careful by The
ut ahd impartial Of the trade.
o'2 lin~m II. SEGER.
MILLINERY GOODS
CyARL KING-The well known celebratsd Millinery
~ and LADIES' Straw Hat Manuac her Majesty the
Queen OF England respectfully bess leave TO announce to the
ladies', that has hand splendid oil Iich
plain and TdIeton andre Sans aud
VELVET HATS,
Of various coors and latest and admired Prsan
fashions have heretofore beet exhibited any
The STRAW DEPARTMENT
conducted usual by himself with and the
MILLINERY DEPARTMENT
is under the OF the American and
Mr. KING determined keep up his reputation for
and fashion his Department. and will sell and
fashionable work lower than IN the call from
his trie ads will convince them OF thus TACT.
the latest French STYLE and be purchased either of his
establishments, at wholesale or retail.
so Canal street, Broadway,
ol0 linz and IL Division street
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LUCINA CORDIAL.

M AoNIlNc LOCINA CONDIAL, Tor the SURF and Speeuy
III cure o. me,psn consumption b.rrennes imgoteney lu
aon incontinence Of urine, involuntary Discharge
and for the general Of the systs no matter
larity, Illness accident :,
The widespread ceef y OF this and
cordial both hemisI sufficient guarantee Tor ts
quick and positive in curing all above affections
complaints Nothing be surprsng ,,sn ts I,i
gosiing effects the human frame Persons ali weakness and
assitude before taking become and full Of
emery infiuece Immediately the nerve
essness ooseness Of the male frame winch the only
cause and which prior Dr. Magnins dscoye-
ny considered TO be ipcuble And speedily removes
quently om getting married. Language indeed
annot Justice the of the Lucna Cordial which s
REGARDED b the faculty in all parts world az
one o the important medical discoveries of ice
81 Der bottle Sold % Nassau and No 60 North Sr
treei, Philadelphia. s2s im'r
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~ specially inform Ladies and Gentlemen 81 New foa n
and Brooklyn that he opened Academy I'm nat large
md building formerly known the Equestrian
Exchange Cooks Cicus, 400 Bowery on
for the ladies' gentlemen in na ahd
necessary accomplishment, the act Of horsemsnsp IN an
branches The furnished with dressing ana stns
every comfort OF pupils ana
he stsicir~t restcctabiy will be sdheren
ne ode, from Europe take charge of the same
and auers himself enterprise Will meet with The
probation and nroou ragement Of liberal public.
Terms and particulars be sscerained on application
above.
The omnibus and sys ys mPStss during q. day
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CHINA, GLASS, AND EAR THEN WAKE.
s ASTOk HOUSE.
FRENCH Porcelain Dinner Services, us pieces, Gas 90
\ White Granite, do do ll2 do Is 90
French or English Porcelain Tea Sets, % do 90
Dinner Plates. French Porcelain per dozen, lai
Do do Granite, blue or white, do 90
Soup, do French Porcelain do 200
Do do Granite blue white, do 90
Tea Cup. and sauce", t2 peces) French Porcelain i
GLASS.
Cut Wines, per dozen, from 80
DO Tumblers, do do
Lemonades, handled, do 223
TABLE CUTLERY
the finest descriptions insets dozens, the low price
Of S2 the set Just opened handsome OF Toilet
Ware n SIMPSON,
NB-Agent for the sale Of Simpsons Ear Cornels the
relief OF deafness. oIs im- m
HAYDENS STEEL QUiLLS-The subscribers nave Tor
IL sale, rome recently improved notifications of these
lent and POPULAR Pens.
The Ready Writer" unanimously voted the King of Pens
combining eminently hexb'lity and pernauence.
Dickens" considered the pen the price in the
market.
The Union cannot fail to suit body, afordng
IN cents card ar who!esael different Of rens
The New York every merchant will have his counting
who has tined them.
Together with the famous Double Patent and Combination
ariel Pens with many Others, for sale by he agents.
j. = ". plaffs
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M ADAME COSTELLO.-Female Periodical Pills guar
M every where the monthly periods have be-
Irregular from colds Their certainty Of
action has long been by the medical profession
and hundreds that have useles i.d various boosted Ieme
dlesnde are these Pills in their effects tina care
to the Advise given gratis
all those Pills, by Madame Cos Ito, 81 LIS
penar where the Pills sold genuine ince 81 per box
nj Inns
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MEDICAL.
THE RATTLESNAKE


GIVES WARNING BEFORE HE STRIKES.
THE most disastrous of all diseases TO which man liable,
l. because the most and certain ITS resuitsis
CONSUMPTION!
But like the poisonous rattesnake gives warning oeio us
final approach Is not this uut? What are
LOUGHS AND COLDS -,
in their ipcipen bat the t notices OF an INTENDED AZ
iacki Does the vdu who about the street eouS
ing and complainingwh his throat his voice husky
aud scarcely heard whisper the ft Of con-
sumption2 Arc nor his
LUNGS INFLAMED3
Is he wsrneG2 He is-i reflection will convince
him of the fat Then remed- is at hani
PEASE SONS CLARIFIED ESSENCE OF
HOARHOUNO CANDY
will the the and gradually
yer the patient But IL must be taken
IN TIME
lies grand which be stated
the effected The saying thar this ihsI
person because their father mother died Of
CONSUMPTION,
hi foundation in error. They my be liable bat let
the IN be more waichru of its arproach-in this hes
THE GRAND SECRET.
Ifthey do themselves them
selv and guard attack wachuly they safe IN
this climate 'ewhere Many people cannot aora to 90 TO
climate aud the wnterthey therefore require
some protection here. AT the first cold Of the
lungs, - $1,000.
and the complaint will be removed Try II In time. Sold
J. PEAsE & SON,
rs Division street.
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DREMIUM HOSE FOR CROTON WATER-Made
from covered with duck, being prepared
own superior With lada Rubber; perfectly water
tight under hs pressue clear and best lndIa
huber Hose Tor saie The newy invented mp
Hose Of and tie manufacturers loves, prices,
quantities SUIT.
HORACE II. DAY,
Successor 10 Roxbury India kuboer Company,
f8eOd sr Maid IA Lane.
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DISEASES OF THE EYE
r.. X. DIOSSY
OPHTHALMIC SURGEON,

Entrance in Fulton Street, opposite ST. Pauls Church.
ATTENDS TO DISEASES OF The EYE, AND ALL
THE NECESSARY OPERATIONS THEREON
OFFICE HOURS FROM TO O'CLOCK.
Having completed his studies vi years with DR. ELLIOTT
Ocus and subsequently, engaged his ASSISTANT r. X
Dossy enabled undertake the treatment Of all diseases a
ctng the organs of vision Terms moderate and graduated
the nature and extent OF the disease.
Permission given refer his late nsuco., and also
Of the eminent Professors Of the Medical Faculty
New York.
NIB. The treated grafutously su4
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pAFFLE, RAFFLE-0entiemen's Cloaks at so each to
N be ra Tor separately, positively the 18th of Now
Der handsome blue cloth gentemeus Spanish full
circular Coaks, with capes and iacngs collar velvet
an, lv A. No Muusy street conner Broadwsv bsssmsn,
where the Coaks be Tickets on,y 81 so. Tbs
Cioas $50 each Gentlemen wishing should
call rly number already sold As rattle will pos
sively take place the 18th OF November all tickets
whether more, be paid for is Ia
ken previous above date. Secure tickets
dangerous.
Rattle place the Rams Head, IIs Fulton st. where
the Cloaks s o be- cal tI5ih.ec
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THE GERMAN SURGEON.
SOLOMON HI Me- NJ. d. No. 81 Reade street, New York.
In scroua and chronic deases charge made Till the
patient Neutrality-suspicious. delivered gats All persons de-
formed uder years. have their boner straight
ened References given to numerous patients who have
this OPT 5m"r
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JOSEPH MoMURRAY, 100 Pine street. New York. gives
drafts IN To suit apple the Provincial Bsnk
Ireland pssoie az Cork, Lmenck, Clonmel, Londonderry,
sligo, Wexford, Belfast Waterford, Galway, Armagh,
lone, Colersne Kilkenny. Balna, Taiee oughai Eans-
knien, Monaghan ant ridge, B,ly
6aiIyshannon Hrabane, Dungavan, Mtow, Money more.
Cootehi, Kllrush.
ENGLAND.
spooner, Atwood Coz Bnker, London payable in every
town Great Britain. T. W. Byrnes, Esq Liver pool City
Of GLASGOW Bauk, Payable IN every IN Scotland
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A VOICE FROM TENNESSEE.


To,
GrNIs:-
enclose you dr.t for $3.50; You will please send me the
amount IN your valuable Clarified Essence Of Hoshould
dy wish send certificate OF agency have been
asked tunes having tie first box
got have omitted Advertising but receive
the have orde will insert first advt Itissmen
You Candy of demand. think can
sell about $4,000 worth hyear many have used and speak
highly You will nlease send OF large
show bills you give for the above amount Of Candy
sent your present General Jackson, by his ALL Colonel
Armstrong. There is doubt bpt he will recommend
valuable Hoarhound his fri Please acknowledge the
receipt this, and obge yours, -
ALPHEUS LYON.
To Messrs. J. Pease & Son. IS Division St N. Y.
The above letter will the public idea Of the amount
of Candy sold year by the Messrs. Pease.
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L
THE LARGEST and splendid Saloon In the city for
MUSICAL Sollees, Concerts, Assemblies, Military Balls
r,'9e and Public Dian Parties, rolitica Meetings-whh
out s,ncon OF party Tue rlpretor anxious TO gain
10 hmseli aud his establishment
kea proht) has leased from the will
ntlle MN TO compete with oh.I estabshm
ne nt happy to make arrangements lin accordance with
VI nesl WIN all who h,a a
them that no pains will be spared
Aiacuon.
WIN. P. DENMAN, Proprietor.
s. Tuesday evenings OF each apart Invita-
ton ais OF lmer
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n GENTLEMEN or Families laying aside articles of wearing
VI apparel and wishing dispose of cash can
obtain from the subscriber 20 than from other
Ts ladies' about leaving the city being encum
here With waraoh., will find much 10 their
anae send for the subscriber who will them at
their residence by appointment. A line addressed
H. LEVETT,
BOX l07 LOWER POST OFFICE,
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DIED !:

On the zst inst, Richard Riker late Recorder OF this city,
in the 10th year OF his age
His relations and friends respectfully invited attend
bis funeral from his late residence OF the East the
foot OF 18th street. this morning, O'clock. without far
Their invitation Carriages will be in attendance opposite
ST Psuls church, nj 10 O'clock.
Ga Tcesday morning, the 9th inst Zophar Wood in the
42th year OF his age.
His friends. and the friends OF The family invited
attend his funeral this aernoon al o'clock, from bis late
residence Ma. Se2 Madison-stree-
On the 2Sth inst OF consumption, Miss Sarah Margaret
Deye.
On the Goth inst, OF pulmonary complaint, James Ed
ward Whitney. in the 44h year o kis age.
On the 18th Of consumption Elizabeth Orr, in the Goth
year OF her age
On the 9th nption, Martha Van Bloreu in
the 18th year Of her age.
Al his late residence Bloorngdale the 18th inst VIII
liam Palmer, in the "A year OF his age.
His friends and the friends Of his family, respectfully
invited 10 attend his funeral this afternoon at O'clock
Carriages Will be waiting in front Of ST. PauS Church al
O'clock. and the funeral will O'Clock from the
house between the 10th and North river and 69th
and 10th streets.
At Boston on The 24tt inst, Mr.. Ebenezar Hi.
At Chariestown, Esd inst Mrs. Lucy ingalls,, 50.
At Dedhaul, Mass. Rev. VIM Balch sbou, p
AT Edfeld, Mass. 18th inst Mrs Sarah Potter, "a.
AT Sratford Conn, The Gath inst, Francis III. Nicol
Esq. aged 81, formerly merchant of this city.
Al Dover. \. H., the 2st inst, Hon. Jeremiah Smith,
recently OF Exeter, in the 8sd year CT his age.
AT Baltimore, Sept. IA, Christian Mayer.
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"a FOR SALE OR TO LEASE-The

subscriber offers his Mansion House and GrouHts al
Elizabeth PORT New Jersey for sale let for one or
year. The property consists OF good sized modern
built house finished liz The ueatest manner with marble
manlleS &c. and good dry cellar with kitchen and "ecd
house attached the house excellent well OF water and
large hterng csern with pumps in each COED barn and
out-houseS all nearly new, ana in complete repair The
ground consists about one enclosed with ornamental
fences and laid in fruit yard garden, Sc vel! stocked
with The hece> rnii from Princes and other ex
plants An additional quantity ST land be had de-
Sired The premises are eauiuiy situated southern
slope, the delightful prospect OF Staten Island, the
sound and adjacent country. The communication with
New York is very easy and equen-ths steamboat. OF the
Elizabeth Port and New York Ferry Company running SIX
times day ana The cy and the passage may he
made by the New Jersey Railroad four 1--WE times each
iay Possession given rnediaiey For further partieu-
lars ENQUIRE al No SSS Pearl street or en- the prei>es
soe .od,T THOMASR WOOD.
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GRAIN SHOVELS.-50 dozen supe
r ror Grain ShovelS. for sale by
4s,s wM H WIGHT < CO., 100 John-street.
LIMITED STATES Tea Emporium,

Z Ief LAKE l2e Chatham street, NewYork, wholesale
ard rctaThe Canton Tea Company continue 10 offer Tor
sale new and fragrant Teas of every variety and style
Their assortment specially includes the delicious and
powerful grades OF Green and Black Every bears
the stamp and elegance ana the Teas therein
ity and power viii ranlan paired any climate Their
system prosecuting husres perhaps scarcely 10 be ex
celed IL i, founded UPON the regard 10 the rights
Of The custoneT especially with respect weight and
quality unrivaled cheapnes all purchasers are called
upon 10 return any articles which d give them Inc FULL
est satisfaction when the money will be cheertaly and
promptly refunded Country merchants, public cs,aa!isn-
men heads OF families, and shpasiers wiilhnd deer
ded sdvanaset supply themselves iron this establishment
Coffee roasted every day.
Orders from all parts OF the United States executed with
prompiitude ,nd despatch.
" Tie only warehouse in America for hs sale Of HoR-
gua's celebrated Black Tea. S-s In
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MARRIED

Al Berges. J. the inst. by The Rev B. C. Tay-
ar, Rlakely Wilson OF New York, Sopha, eldest daugh-
ter OF John J. Newkrk ESQ. of Bergen
At Lttleon Mass on the 18th inst Mr.. John Tiden OF
ST. Louis Mo-, 10 Miss Amelia Josephine Breck OF the
former place.
Springfield Aias the I'd inst, Abraham Van vech-
ten, Esq. Of Albany 10 Miss Eliza Matilda Hamilton OF the
former place
AtHarford 2ls inst, John P Punaul ESQ of Boston. 10
Harrcttc, daughter OF Hon. Thomas Day OF *.
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COLDS, &C UGHS and CONsUMP-

" TI0N.-Dr. SWAYNE'S COMPoUND SHY OF
WILD CHERRY an invaluable remedy tor o. 1i'eaaes
indicative of Pulmonary Affections sueS as frcel, S9se
rryt al hrea;Sn, co, and splitting Of flood, &c. rhn
syrup Immediately begs beat the 1eerstsd gns 1
pag preuse Seav am nat
trston ao relieving the sboraess Of breath ana pain s
he chssi which harass tho sufferer the sige exercise,
AMI FnaIiv .be hectic Hsh IN the pald and epaeiatsc
cheek in soon vanish ard the sufferer wia perceive hts-
f naced frosl presatute grave and restored 10 The
orreut OF comfortable health For sale only al D5. W. Il
aiinoTs Drag Sore ls2 Broadway cor. Johst sl2 LIKE
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NAIL GOODs.-The undersigned i

EvALL GOODS.-The undersigned is
prepared with his usual extensive assortment OF sea-
sonable goods orders for Garments in style
which will coport with any house in the Trade, a! prices
which must offer inducements 10 those paying ready mo.
ney.
Attention solicited the style of Pan,aosns furnished
this establishment particular is directed to this de-
par,ment, with the view OF giving entire satisfaction
Those who have experienced any difficulty in getting
saed assured hata superior hi can always be realized
French and English CaSameres in grea; variety OF new
patterns lust received The of Vestnss which
gave so much satisfaction through the Spring and Summer
seasons, ,siil be kept UP.
French and English Cloths super and medium quail
ties for Dres. and Frock Csats Pilot and Beaver Cloths fer
SurtoutS, always on hand.
Fancy dress articles, including Silk and Satin Scars,
Crnvats Handkerchies, Gloves. Hosiery, Suspenders,
Shirts Collars &c al usual moderate prices
WM. T. JENNINGS,
Late Lynde Jennings, 22s Broadway, American HOTEL