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90 RECORDS PARTISAN ALTERATivE MIX.
TURE for the permanent OF primary and secondary
Syphilis has entirely abolished the mercury in
those distressing complaints All persons suspe cling
vsnerea faint remaining in their system should this
powerful Alternative without delay Sold in single bot.
ties 81; in containing hall Dozen S. carefully
packed and sent to all parts OF the Union.
ONCE and Consulting Rooms of the College of Medi
cine and Pharmacy 81 Nassau stree.
w. RICHARDSON, Agent
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no Lac MEDICAL PRoEEs.loN- ac-


THE undersigned tenders his grateful sekno Judgements
the membes Of the medical profession for their liberal "a
Bath and by his uuemittng please and
otaby accommodate them ,nd with Vspor Sub
phur Warm or Medicaed Baths, OF any temperature At mo-
nents warning, he hopes to merit continuance OF them
lie re,peetully invites them ard the public general 10
At No sos walker ST. Il not .u..d By any n
the United States nor e1eeied n EurpF; sropp.s,
SThe for warming the establish dus
ing the winter are completed. nj 6ussr
VIRREY's TING URE AND LOTION OF INvIGO
RAIlON "A supply OF u ese invaluable snd erraoraipa
rev. of Lysus by his inclusive American agents
Gray Nothing equal the has been discovered for
moving mroeey nyixorang the syssm and rsvivns the
in mnptss-or while s other
minded for the ss-s admit ed BY ths
aud he their effects felt in few aftss
they made Of hide their quick and wonderful action
n.uch that eodnt or imbecIity cannot msin IN he cop
il possible for married female them and with
out osprg for they dstsly correct the trpidt Of Ger
cause unfrutnlrss They also unrvaed remedies
fluor Abu and affections but especially in all
diseases produced by nameles solitary habit for which they
and pleasant the The lotion applied externally
They be used separately with great benefit but are mos,
bottles for three dollars.
N B-For The convenience Of persons living distance
form with directions the neturs and
lotion and can be throogh the mails double posree
are used their effect powerful 10 removing impotsnee An
rmances must be post paid, and directed TO DsLannsy
Much inform ,tion of delicate and interesting nature which
cannot be inserted in public advertisement accompanies the
powders aud bottles These medicines should Be by
'''0N~~ " ~ pEGxUNCY GREY,
mol lwin'm at Ia Duane street. New York
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THE
IN v. SlBLE
MIC

go closely resembles the real bead Of hair that and
y have pronounced the perfect
ordnay invention Of the day The advantage OF this
Ioye aud unique wig Is It's being made without
gesvns Theh causes s Appearances closely TO resemble
ne natural hair both IN lghess and appearances TO
ey detection; ITS texture being BEAUTIFUL and
% That IN all Of evaporation nT~dsd,
nd the great evils Of other entirely svod-d he .eeptc
nd connosseur alike invited lusce this uote and beam
ul Wig, and the p~culiu metfed Of h the hssd q us
nanuacturcrs G Barry. las Broadway corner Of Liberty
,trcet. up stairs NJ fwnsm
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MARITIME HERALD.
ship Masters and Agenta

We shall esteem II favor il Captains or Vessels will give
70 Commodore ROBERT SILyEY, OF News Fleet, a Re-
Por Of the Shipping left the Port whence they sailed the
vessels sosen on their rss'ags list OF their Cargo,
board them Immediately their arrival. Agents and Cor
sending this Office all the Marine Intelligence they can
obtain Nautical Information Of any kind will be thankfully
received.
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SANDS sARsAPARILLA- This unrivslled preparation
has performed Of the most astonishing cures Of disc
ca.iyey IS capable Of uns aim puIo.. for
which il designed Patient. suffering for from various
spending thousand, Of dolla, in travelling aud do and
sSe ss s@ s' 6o es ecSed he Rs Chro
RI se p Of Ey salt 5o Es.uT Uesi
.ed Throat and NOsir. scavy, Bes, Chrome so. Eye,,
Bn Hip ' Disease Sc M ssaay cured BY is
sd h s.ne ' e s G Gs ' By
this medicine as e o. Grafton Is Geeu ar and con-
stion and passing through the general system Where
tons 70 its ,be OPERATION exist they are removed = I
and know the sensible operation OF the Sarsparla from It's
The propretors are daily receiving from the medical poes
SION the clergy officers Of justice and numerous private eii
hs ss.sy s% s.'' ''' .F'"',,
ed With scpo ~ o essns TnS hii
perusal of the afflicted
MANSFIELD. Oct D. 1sis.
pcaed diseases. dey nd s
S % Ssd Mn Nay last
and be firmly seated my head and face
@ sadY
& ss;i
an acute and an ade,eTbbs pain constantly dg ion hs
swollen and very sore nd constant burning heat irritation
the with mmg. blo@,sd 70 9.s double their ;ae
with but l or no sleep My humor. assumed renewed and
oSon cd ns ea.a % b%
benefit My physician IT, 9Th recommended Sands
psa procured few bottles OF IT, which believe TO b the
means through the blessing OF God OF
paatye health had taken but two three bot les
before my disease leave My pain aud swelling gone
my appetite good, and ST. ep aud rest quietly To sa
gn balm. EUNlCE CRANE
Having been acquainted with the afflicted widow Mr., Eu.
Crane Msnsd for nearly six years twhoe pro
sickness has called forth the ympathies of the community
where she edes consider IL occasion for Joy thet her
been aeviatedlby the Sand
HENRY BROMLEY,
Minister OF the Gcspel
We the undersigned, do certify that the above are facts
LUTHER MARTIN,
ELEAZAR BENNETT.
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail and for expectation
by A. b. SANDS x CO, Druggists and Che sts, Granite
Buildings T3 Broadway, Chambers street Newly
I'D also by A D. Sends, Dmggs 10 Fulton street; D.
Druggist generally throughout the United States Price per
bottle; sir bottles for S. no I'm IN
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CARD OF ADVERTISEMENT.

CARD OF ADVERTISEMENT.
20 sF: Ss" 9S
~ '''' '''' EQUESTRIAN CIRCUS,
& f. Of he S Ssd 1 "a and
the representations which have been with
Which this Ss. hnsro been honoisd
Full PARTICULARS 'afw days mar
DIN Co uio@ form the e pgtc that ss S.y.
s &c Q" hand and will daw Jis # Eaehasss from Il
%sss payable at sight on England Ireland Scotland or
9S 80 70 single L,
ngs..r JOHN ROBSON
friend, particular. that he day gseqai.bsd TIE
s:.,.% hes ( :os H..
N the SW H2s XN3N EAy
Re-Thomas Roberts 90 New York, vsrsss George Ro;
Masaehp.si The ds'snass! th. IA, S.ea removed
% s s. ss for ss ri. 81 the s' s
as Paris L Pills" and restrained from fraudalsny issuing
IT.. S E n; s,.1 %4s II.
$Ss:s ws.Ss where they &c
NBsub,gsnls IN COgn.s ,ieu. and Rhode Island be
rom The prGprStsr' oee o' Broadway New York.
no i@f inf ''' THOMAS ROBERTS CO
FENCING ACADEMY.
NJ e, S.% $ss that
SC. well rs Sparrng
Having had long experience in teaching inches
they hope the patronage of those who wish
first ,wordsmen.
These graceful and useful expand the chest and
rect natural deec OF formation They render the body
vigorous supple and active and give that easy carriage that
always obssi we'd in well educated men.
A. +. ROStT
no imsr CHARLES ECKERT
(yAHPETlNGs, FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, BOOKINGS,
&c The subscribers have now on hand an extensive nd
the richest and costly description of usses sarony
Royal Wilton, Xelye TaItey Administer and Tapestry ar
aid color. A'q French aud English Boeknss
uggets Felt Carpetirss Rigs OF the richest descTpon
French embossed Table and Piano Covers NC &c all which
will be sold At Prices IA 4 the tmss, BY
C.. sNITH&t OMPANY,
M 2w insem 25s Broadway, opposite the City Hsn.
WANTED-A situst on, by respect bic young women
w she is good cook washer end give city ree
from her last place Apply IS John street the first
floor n9l
[ITANTEDl5 Stone Cutters in Jersey City, and four Flag
w gers Enluire the Jersey City Stone Yard the
NJ atsr ALEXANDER WILSON.
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New York Public stock Exchange.
State OF Trade.
Tea Sale.

Staples are on the rise Ashes have upward tenden
cy and Cotton ishsld at higher. Gsnessee is sole
at 81 6e. Wheat brings sdolar busheL.
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Married.


On the 9th instant, by the Rev Mr.. Star, Mr.. T. B.
RoeERs, to Miss ALIeIA GoopwIN, all OF this city.
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A COACHaiAN is DESTROYS Of Obtaining employment I'm
a equvocal testimonials will be given character and
abilities Enquire ~ Pine st,eet, stairs rs aeod-f
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Bn,o EcLlPsr-The Eclipse, from New Grenada, wal
~eched Ped Shoals on the 2sh of Sept No lives lost
lost Cha. aud at the time Of the wreck she was ~
charge of Captain Edrege All the and were
Havana 2h u and would leave the day in the Chare
Hammond for New York
BRiTIsH BARQUE SHELMELKRk-The Warrington, hon
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THOMAs BELL. Aucuope,r.
(Sisre No IS .Arn strsst.)
frIIITn an AZ.

CO FIVE DOLLARS REV ARD Lost a New
foundland Uns, large head white his br ADD
llO-a liule white thu ! he above reward will be
gwen the Dog be brought 5i3 Br adway n9lt'ec
CHEAPEST CARPET Z T tBLlSHMENT IN The
~ UNI TED STATES No 80 BOWERY.
ANDERSON DOBBS row offer their vi ole stock Of
spl'ncid pater Of superior Enzah Thr lily Imperial
Double SupeTfne and Fire lngran Competing, Brussels and
Tued Hearth Rugs Italian Trnspareaccs Window Shades
all Of VIII CHI having ased low for each
will b sold from Is 30 lover Than other esab
lishment in this CT y
COMMON CARPETIN0, at Is Cd pr srd
FINE INGRAM CARPETING, from Is Sd 10 Is pr yard
SUPREME INGRAM CAkPET1NG, IS pr paid
THREE PLY CARPETINt, from Re- TO I2s pr yard
ITALIAN TRANSPARENT WINDOW SHADES,
from 81 to Sl2 the pair
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, any width, Is pr yard
ANDERSON Il DOBBS No 90 Bowery,
NJ 2wissr the first Carpet Store above Hester ST.
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ship Italy, Coulter, Baltimore, Lawrence Phelps.-Bngs
Fame, Madison Gibraltar, Cook Smith; Curlew, Gard,
Windsor, Ms Souls, Whitney Co.-Schn Tangent, Board.
Belfas wo Mays Post Apalachcola w. ID. Hurlbut
4 Co.
Arrived,
Swedish ship Blxton sodersom, from Antwerp, Sept l6,
with mdse To Boormsn x Johnston.
British brig Margaret Elizabeth, -, from Turks Island,
with salt, to II. Braine
Brig John EnGer. Mason from St. Catharnes Aug &C. with
mdse TO Hopkins Hswley.
Brig Royal Sailor Young days from Calais with lumber
Brig Diploma -. days from Boston. with mdse
schr Lebanon Brown, DAYS from Portland with mdse
Robinson Co. 5h Csre Ann SW boarded Schr Ceres
Of Proslec-had been capsized Friday Sd inst, in gale
from maihnasi gone laying along side deck torn M and
iull of
sch Homer. Reed, days from Boston with mds to f. j..
Hernck.
Schr BENJAMIN Bigeow. Reese days from Boston, with
mdse. 10 J. Atkins.
seh Direct. Briggs days from Baltimore with mdse j.
X ~ Briggs.
schr Nassau, Dearborn, from Richmond with flour Sc
Allen & Paxson.
,sch ole Norwood, from Eastpor, with plaster &c to p
Nevius Il Son.
schr Counsel Baker days from Philadelphia with coal
master.
sehr Palm Crowel adays from Phisdephs with COAL to
master.
sehr Thomas Crowsl DAYS from Philadelphia with coal
TO MASTER
schr o car Baker, days from Boston with mdse, master
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PORT OF NEW YORK, MOVE MRER o


...6 al 2
,ur ,......t ~ HIGa wATER 5
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BRIG Auron,
Sailed,

Shrs Patrick Henry, Desno, Liverpool Cohoa, Hepburn
do; Emeald Howe Havre; Union Russell New Orleans
Warsaw Hawkes. Charleston; bnss Morea, Edgar, Mobile
Star tutmsn Gensda Tassc Allen Havana; Mary Ann Br
smith, ST. Johns, NF, aud Others. Wind ".
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ITANTED15 Stone Cutters Jersey City, and four Flag
w gers En- luire the Jersey City Stone Yard, the
N NJ ar D'''' ALEXANDER WILSON.
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NATIONAL PAlhTlNG-1h be NIB rksiion Of The Pill.
grim, painted BY Robert w. Weir foe the Eo,unds q
The Capitol A. .shDgon bIiing It TIE National
Academy Of De,rn Broadway psr OF Leonard st. Orsn
fron9 A tIil 10 P NJ Admitanee Q, nu-eesson Hek.
cts So cents. DESCRIPTIVE catalogues irh cents.
In order 10 atty the number of visiters the
hibltion will open for short longer ut
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A THENEUM HOTEL, 3i7 Broadway is prepared 20 LEI
Parors aud Bed Rooms families single gentlemen
with or without board
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WANTED-A situst on, BY rspect Die young women
w she q good cook washer Fad ronsr ree
from her last place Apply IS John the first
a. no I'm
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p Italy, Coulter Baltimore, Lawrence 4 Phelps.-Brigs
}, Madison, Gibraltar, Cook Smith; Curlew, Gard,
lsor, Ms Soule, Whitney Co.-Schn Tangent, Board.
Belfast; wo Marys Post ApalachIcola ". ID. Hurbut
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ysa4Bs Ega,~R.s's @sosssst,.

rgNtS pe.>an retrcoi IS no" open FIR the reception
Z etvIslors lhr,.ns1n commenced the ST." My
aud viii expire on the llsi otpcl45ar. Pree i'r aH
lies over five under five. -; siaLlc individuals ]!
per sc,son, TRANSIENT vlsItirs. Ot els.
It's waters somr years ago anaIyzei by Dr }. J.
Car II and o,hr phi, sIrlus and the result o their eN
pertinent was thai tny strong ohlvbeale ligfhly
inpre4nlled VITA alum ald perhaps coPreras. Mr. Il.
h,S added -ou.idt rlbv 10 The accommodation OF the
place convenient distance from town renders l. an
aarr;blc eycuW. morning "ytA, aud lis 60 'ae"s Il
Pleasant sn1 for short mi rival.
lhr Sbaerr Baa4 !eas1rn ncat orj.r, p7ea pr 81
son J. or ;, els In aIo2le bath.
JOHN RICHARDSON.
\. B.-'Ihc 5 rec t-,a Vt. r1aeua ,sian AT orIer
and leading directly 10 The spring. }. Ii.
Nav ID 81
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Oye.S.t'E ~ gE.Wp.y<.

Nlh E\pEtTEp.a very superior lot Of o
lnLrs y lasulas, Hhl IA viii he s,d remarkably
u" Tor Ctsi.b by CHARLES PHELPS.
May } IL
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M1y 1llh, lel3.

VIRGINIA EarcrtoNs--fhe Richmond Enquirer
prplc,s 10 E 9attcd and eated at tFle result OF the
Virginia Elections this Spring. We shrswdly suspect
that his Is rather the aleealon OF Tuyonr OF the
II the able rdltr'-than any real srhs,tiun oil sincere
pleasure. What are the tactsl The Legislature. at
us last s,,aon hor.uahy ioco foco with ntaice pre-
ptise. anu Determination eircualiy and finally 10
crush the " hlp party IN Virginia, cut up and divided
hr Ste into lt Of counties Of all shapes and situations
GcrJmd tered is the ropu1rte+m for this speees of
political NI,c,1c trick rs 10 leave the Wings but
,na -inlle Congressional Dis'rictwE a sneakng hope
hai :hc very Strength ufiht Wigs in that disrst
would cndauger eu'ctioo. and cause their detat
itca. 0na Jraneh Qi the Legislature did not come in
suic iett numbers before h' people to allow any hope
ur chausc and II lu'nrably Loco ftrc--s' that,
with the Congressional Districts arranged and packed To
suit their poItca opponents, and The State Senate with
4 certain standing majority also against them-wh
important elections coming 10 excite them TO acton--
thc wish openly pressed ihe part Of many olheir
leading thar Wudd be better this year To let the
,ctinn % 10y dcauFt-wiil all these damp~n
ardor aid prevent cNrrtien the Wings into The
euuie>, And iuf the resnll. Notwithstanding the
Gcrgmadcr they have elected three hg members If
candidates intend. t,r q lyl!4,ll kn,es, the STATS
ii the returned memhefs Esfhey' y gained in the
have reduced III, l.oc6 ocoN bIm io,ty odd do~a
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No f'ss'2',

IIlE BOOKS. BONDS and Accounts belonging 10
the estate oi lno. +. Johnson, decd, have been
placed III the hands Of the undersigned. for settlement,
and collection. All Those Indebted 10 The state are inyi
ted 10 come forward without delay. aud make payment.
Those whnare indebted on rpcn account are particular
y requested to cIose hy payment bond AS ii is very
desirable to have the unSllltd business closed speedily
possible Those having el ANS against the estate viii
aahr them known, that arrangements may be made 10
pay them. ALLEN J. BLACK.
May / 2w
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Ajo}t4CIi.
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SERIOUS 'h,taeIrf' Nifc',as - /" l79' NV iA''' anu
9oi my political conduct la'i constrained 'h'u'e H.
IN d'i@ ms "'se'l" ~, lhu"'oa 81, ''8Io2 al33
ltis.oa' een'"''iz1 "'' Nj. h''=. u u i1a' MN
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9'o' ,.'oa9 ,' IN ~ Jun "''' st'l " '3a''''
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the two gentlemen standing side by
side, and now let US hear them: Paul
says it is good neither to eat flesh nor
drink wine, nor any thing whereby
thv brother stumbleth or is offended
OF is made freak, Romans Ia, 2I.--
Mr.. d. says it is good to eat flesh and
drink wine and whiskey or any thing
you feel like, and if your brother
s,umbIes, just let him stumble into
the mire and down to hell, what i,
that to me, must | never drink any
because others drink themselves to
ruin occasionally tgsin. Paul saws.
/. Cor. 8. IS, wherefore, ifmeat make
my brother 10 offend, | will eat no
flesh while the world slandeth; but
Mr.. ID. says, if his whiskey make his
brother to offend, he may offend on,
he will notquit drinking whiskey. be-
cause others have no more sense than
let it lead them astray. Again, Paul
says he is all things TO all men that he
may save some-unto the Jews | be-
came as a Jew that | might gain the
to them that are under the law,
under the law that might gain
them that are under the law, to the
weak. as weak, that might gain the
weak; but Mr.. D. says he will not
be anything but an ''iron side Baptist
10 save all the drunkards in the
world"-he would be afraid of taking
his light out of the church if he were
10 be anything else.
ITO be concluded next week.
, 1843-07-29

IMMICRATIoS.-It is stated that l00,-
0G6 Germans, with five millions of dol
lars, have made arrangements to emigrate
during the present season. The n. Y.
Courier and Enquirer of the 18th thus
announces the arrival of a large company
and The expectation ofmcre: 1.-TWO Nor
wegean barques arrived yesterday from
different ports in Norway, with 255 pas
sengers, nearly all of whom are agricul-
turalists. 1t is their intention TO pro-
coed at once from the vessel to the tow
boats, and from thence to the interior:
and as they have brought a considerable
quantity of specie with them, they cannot
fail to become a valuable acquisition &c
the neiehborhood near which they may
locate. The emigration from the north
of Europe will be much larger this yea,
than usual-about 10000 are expected
from the different ports in Norway, Ant,
.werp, and Hamburger, in vessels consign.
ed TO one house in this city,"