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, 1843-03-11

WATER RorrED HEMp.-We are
gratlfied 10 perceive that the re
solution which originated in the
House of Representatives of Con-
eress. and which passed that body
several weeks ago, has also passed
the Senate, authorizing the establish.
ment of Agencies for the purchase
OF Domestic Hemp for the use OF
the Navy, n in Kentucky and one
in Missouri.
The Farmers Of the West will
now have a market for their hemp,
prepared for naval use, sufficiently
contiguous to them to justify them Is
embarking in the experiment Of us
preparation, which they were deter.
red from doing heretofore for the rea.
son, that the cost Of transportation to
the Navy Yard on the sea-board. and
the possibility of its rejection after il
had undergone inspection there,
would not justify the experiment.
We look upon this measure as likely
10 result in great benefit to the whole
Agricultural interest Of the Western
cruntry.-ky. Reporter.
, 1843-03-11
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, 1843-03-11

THIEvEs.-There must certainly be
a verv deXirOus set of thieves a.
bout New Orleans. The Picayune
Of the Goth ult., thus notices some OF
their doings:-
"The third Municipality has been
the scene of a series of burglaries and
larcenies lately. On Thursday night
a genllemans dwelling was entered
there and rihed of its furniture; even
the very quilt which covered the bed
in which he and his wife slept was
stolen. The cold of yesterday morn.
ing was the first thing to awaken
them to their loss.
You have pulled the quilt off me
my DEAR said the lady.
No. my love, you must have it all
10 yourself, for there's none oft over
me- said the husband.
"Then it must be between The bed
and the wall, my pet said the lady.
sit is not, my duck SAID the gen.
tleman, if you look on the carpet III
engage you'll find it there; you al
ways pull it off the bed
q DON'T said the lady.
You do said the gentleman; and
they both jumped up 10 find the quilt
but like the lrishman's flea it was ne
where. They now found that sew
eral articles of furniture. besides thu
quilt, were taken, and seemed some
what consoled that the robbers dit
not take the bed from under them, a
well as the quilt from over them, ant
that neither OF them had been re
moved"
, 1843-03-11

LFE AMI REpuTATroN.-The two
most precious things on tins side OF
the grave are reputation and life, but
it is to be lamented that the most con
templible whisper may deprive us o.
the one, and the weakest may take
from US the other.
, 1843-03-11
PHLApELPHIa, FEB a. 1843.

MARRIAGE Nor YET DoNE.--The
Philadelphia Ledger says:-Accounts
are contained in various religious
publications, descriptive of the '.Vit-
ginia Of the Tirol," the Estatica of
CaIdara, and the AddoIoraia of Cap
riana. One of these virgins is repre-
scented as having lived for the last
eight years without having rae, drank.
or slept. and exhibiting in her person
a perfect fac smile to the wound in
flicted on the person OF the Savior al
his cruci:ixion. The other presents.
it is stated. pretty much The same
appearances-the marks of the
crown Of thorns, the wounds in the
side and hands and leet--she com.
munes only with heaven and the an.
gels, and has lived for six or seven
years on Il few grapes. This &C
count is given, too, in respectable
journals, in the middle of the nine,
teenth century. and attested by per
sons who are supposed to have a
character for ~veracity. 1t is not dill
fcult, after this, TO believe in any
thing-no matter how absurd anc
contrary to reason, TO nature, OIL the
laws by which the Creator rules the
Universe. One journal, we see
takes an individual to task for expires
sing a doubt of truth OF this ridiculou:
story. and denounces him as an Anti
Christian.
, 1843-03-11

A HARP HIr.-"lfI were so un-
lucky" said an officer. 'as to nave Il
stupid son, would certainly make
him Il parson." A clergyman who
was in The company, calmly replied
-"You think differently, sir, from
your father"
, 1843-03-11

"Pa, do you know where they get
this dark colored sand to put on writ
ine?''l don't my dear; pray do your
al don't know certain, but | guess
they get it in Sandusky." Go into
the house this minuie.'-Bos. Post,
, 1843-03-11

A lady "down east" thinks it all n
mistake about husband AMI wife be-
ing 'one fesh."-her husband return
ed during the night most ~"beautiful
" blue" while she was as sober as u
Washlngtonian,
, 1843-03-11

The expenditures OF the Spanish
Government were sixty millions OF
dollars last year, and its income forty
millions. II has been said, that, IN
the treaty with England, supposed TO
be signed with the present ministry,
the duties on merchandise imported
into Spain were to be collected IN
British ports, and a certificate given
to that effect, and in this manner a
norton of the new loan was to be
provided for. Such an arrangement
wouId raise a violent storm in Span,
already much excited on the point OF
British influence.
, 1843-03-11

WoMAN's TENDERNESS AND LOVE-
1t has often been remarked that, in
sickness, there is no hand like wo-
mans hand, no heart like woman S
heart-and there is not. A mans
breast may swell with u~nutterable
sorrow. & apprehension may rendhls
mind; yet place him by the sick couch.
and in the shadow, rather than light,
of the sad lamp that watches it-let
him have to count over the long, dull
hours of night, and wait, alone and
sleepless, the struggle Of the gray
dawn into the chamber of suffering
let him be appointed to this ministry.
even for the sake of the brother of his
heart, or the father of his being, and
his grosser nature, even where 1t i,
most perfect, will tire; his eye will
close, and his spirit grow impatient
OF the dreary task; and, though love
and anxiety remain undiminished, hi,
mind will own TO itself n creeping il
Of an irresistible selfishncss which, in.
deed. he may be ashamed of, & struggle
to reject. but whichdespite of all his eff
forts, remains to characterize his ma
ture, and prove in n instance, a
Ieas, his manly weakness. But see ;
mother, q sister. or a wife in his place
The woman feels no WEAKNESS, anC
even no recollection of self. In 81
lence, in the depth OF night, she dwells
not only passively. but, SO far as thu
qualified terms may express III mean
ing, joyously. Her ear acquires
blind mans instinct, as from time t.
time it catches the slightest stir o
whisper. or the breath OF the nov
m-re- than-ever loved one, who lie
under the hand of human atflictIon
Her step. as in obedience to an i'm
pulse or Il signal. would not awaken
a mouse: If he speaks. her accents ar
a soft echo of natural harmony, mos
delicious to the sick mans ear, con
veying all hat sound Il convey G
pity, comfort. and devotion; an
thus, night after night, she tends hin
like a creature sent from a high world
when all earthly watchiulness ha
failed; her eye lever winking, he
mind never palled, her nature, that a
all other times is weakness, now gain
ing a superhuman strength and mag
nanimity, herself forgotten. and he
sex alone Observation-Disclosures.
, 1843-03-11

KENTUCKY LEGIsLArURE.-rhe Lou
isville Jonlnal, Of the 18th, says
1.-THE districtlng bill passed to a third
reading in the Senate on Thursday
l8 to IA, and will probably pass in its
present shape" making one district
only for the democrats.
, 1843-03-11

An INTERESTING FACT.--At a recent
meeting in New York, of the Chelsea
Temperance Society. the president
stated that Of 1900 members gather
ed in since the formation of the socie-
ty, two years ago, not one had died
until that day; a remarkable clrcum
strnce, considering that many OF them
were poor decrepid d%runkards, and
showing that it does not kill the drunk.
ard to leave off drinking Intoxicating
liquors.
, 1843-03-11

PoErRY.--By the New Orleans
Crescent City: "How beautiful 1t IS
when the silvery moon smiles on
the sleeping earth. aud the southern
breeze. rich as angels breath, floats,
like the incense of roses upon the
peaceful night-to see a fat rat dash
through a muddy gutter
, 1843-03-11

A PRIZE FrGHrER.--Edward Spra-
que, one of the Mccoy prize fighters.
has been arrested and held 10 bail in
the sum Of $4,000.
, 1843-03-11

The RESULT OF lGNoRANcE.---A man
named VIM. Taylor, in Toronto, a
few days ago, wishing TO split a log.
bored a hole, filled it with gunpowder'
and then plugged it tight. He next
put some printing on the top of the
plug, and thcughtlessl STOPPING over
the log, applied the match, and the
charge exploded, when, instead Of the
log being split, the plug was blown
out with violence, as if discharged
with a gun, and entered under the un-
fortunate mans cheek bone. and was
driven far into the brain, causing in
slant death.
, 1843-03-11

The plaintiff refusing to swear. the
case was discharged, but the prison
er detained in order to see if some
thing could not be done for her.
, 1843-03-11
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Two FARMERs, GRADERS, & AGKICULTURIsTs
\ -B9TTERMEkE, DIaggist and Chemist, from Eng
all welfare Of horses and cattle
to the following invaluable medicines prepared according
now practising the south Of EusanS and procured by The
DiuKEfIC HGRsE sALIs@Ihe,e ball. are /. radical
blood hun,o and obsrnctcd perspration,
the heels sweled legs gravel
season. without change Of Diet or nterfe renee with usual
Dor AT the fall Of the when horses generally undergo
change OF habit the regular Of these balls will nigh
At this horses peculiarly liable. Sold in package
e0Gi5RDY II 0s 81 T's f%E III. hes,
cine that be admn for all disorders horned
tie iaing from cold Such hidebound evers OF appe-
with Sseei;on, =. sd lSi Oh "A &c S'd Id
CLEANSING DRINK for Cslved Cows-Is OF inf
nate service and should never be omitted in all where
the piacens secundims or cieanng, IS Distracted not
only forwards the discharge but admirably affords
timely assistance, in expeng that matter when
en Of proper fuscton This drink also couneracts
variety Of complaints which the animal is afterwards liable,
WILTSHIRE flow of milk is wonderfully promoted In pack.
RED FEsTER BoTTIE-For .ubduins Inflammation
and morbid swelling. IN horses. also an excellent cooling
wounds, &C. In bottles, with direcnons 4 Cd each No
vULSERXRY BALsAM-For Graduating MARBLE. IN
also application to canhe in the heo aud quick probes
decidedly the best remedy that be used Should be in
fTRd@G AND xS WoRh BatIs
QUlD BLISTER, &c: &c. At this establishment, the
caution invariably observed the selection genuine
PHYsfCiAN's PREsCRTPTIoNs-J B. fully impressed
with Of their vital importance shall nvanaby observe
the most scupuous accuracy in the preparation OF phys
The above medicines prepared and sold exclusively
the Medical Hall Essex street. three doors from Grand,
Orders from ihr country promptly srecu,sd ais sms
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MEDICAL.
EXTRAORDINARY CURE.
OplEEROIfE PER OREN nINnn

nK JOHN BON take this method Of informing the pubIic
that he still affords relief 70 the afflicted of both sexes and
Of Diseases OF tie effects Resulting
from the use OF mercury or the OF qsack The
following extract OF letter the OF DR. Johnson
clearly i'll the triumph Of and experiences
medical quackery and the time shows the great
necessity the public discrimination between the regularly
educated physician and ths charlatan. tIf . .
Dear Sir put myself under the Of Rostrum vendT
when disease frat he promised for
dollar and made but light Of my affection Instead Of improy
ing tecane every daymy appetite failed unable
attend to business and after expepdng tins vile
tor had the mpudence tell he Doctor but mere
y sold his stun In this hopeless situation friend hired
aEe not being able to walk At the tmei and drove me 70
your ONCE IL Duane You examined and promsed
70 cure me- You have performed in shsIt
time As now caJoy perfect health, think IL my duty to
THOMAS j THUksTON,
Carpenter, Monroe At New York
medicine may he had 81 Dr. to prevent the above disease
in any Of its nu nervous forms Once in the morn
ing Till ten at night Ill. A.. ie20 lm*rc
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SHERMAN'S LOZENGES

ENORMOUS quantities Of these popular medicine sold
u during the and still the demand constantly
tng n five the Doctor has gone few pounds
to 81 tons in and where it Will stop
White shetnass Lozenges 90 pleasant that children
forthem they wonderfully Efficient they would not be
by our wSrths for Mayor
Clark sherman Brownel Esq Register Of the city, " IL.
Bum Es9 deputy register hey NJ Dunbar Of the McDoHg-
Anthony, Of the Oneida Conference, Hon Senator Aher
Col Zabriske Of New Jerey. and hundreds OF others OF
shermans Worm Lozenges-Tesed in over a million OF
aud acknowledged by the medical BE- only
safe and certain worm destroying medicine the world They
prescribed daily by nearly all phycans Sherman
Lslenq.s alone have any Doctor member
Of the Medical Society and skilfu practitioner.
ahernens Camphor Observation-Disclosures sickness pal
ptaon owness Of spirits, and dependency cured in few
minutes by them They have been fully proved IN multitude
sheImun Cough Lozenges aay all tickling irritation Of
the throat
harnssng cough colds days also asthma whoop
cough and tightness of the chest Consumption has
peatedy been only but esctuay by Sher
mans Cough Lozenges. When all other mepns failed.
Bore Nipples positively cured bv Shemans Psp,arv Oil
Sold ailoe Nassau street aud sold BY at g Bower
n East Broadway, a2 Beeckers 227 Hudson Rushon
A.pinwsl Ne% York. lss Esl,Sn 4. BrCeLlyn; ysnYeIk
BaitiTose; ThoNs ~ Main 2, Cincinnsi Ohio Gath
Providence: Reddng 8 State street. Boston jy25 imr
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PRIVATE DISEASES.

CURE GUARANTEED The College of Medicine
"A and Phamsc Of the city OF New York. established for
the .npP.e,.on Of aaseseIy row to treat al dis,
these distressing maladies advantages be with
other institution this either public private From
the and from private
between the members of the College and the
Professors of the Medical Institutions Of Europe all improve
in the Treatment OF these diseases forwarded
long before they reach the maj Of the medical profession
OF this country All who uaed
prep,Iats Of Professor Rcord The Pansan Alternative Mix
ture can bear testimony being the powerful
dy ever Uncovered for primary secondary syphilis strength
enng the constitution whilst cradle sting the disease
Professor Vapeaus discovery, in h specific Pills. for the
cue Of gonerhea and raised him mmcasusy above
all his contemporaries in ths particular branch of he
SION With such celebrated remedies together with the
ined skill II the first medical men Of this country the College
el sashtd tnat the good they have undertaken the
Of receive the patronage deserves
Terms, for advice, AID al medicines, IS.
Office, and Consulting Rooms of the College, 81 Nassau st.
~, w: 8. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Bfateats living alta distance by stating their d,
treatment they received elsewhere any, can obtain ches
containing all medicines, with full direction for use with
guarantee OF by addressing the Agent of the College post
RAD, enclosing IS. lie % 3mr
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MEDICAL AND SURGICAL CARD.
" HRI NJ IpII. na<IAn


N 9kEh RIVER DlsPENsARY 3sta Fulton street ear
pIeenwigh Dr. Morrison, Member OF Royal Coll
Icon London continues to be consulted con6d- ntay
ION "eioct 20 10 p daily on ell dseaes of spr.
va naue td al those distressing
Ie.meut ana me lmprudent qsack m,dcipes ,Ru.
Ia meuic eguoatiOn with NJ a.
VI NJ 70 adapt the remedies 10 The
tuuoh vel al TO the FERNS Of those duon,
ms 40 es Dr. M; daily consulted by paept, rh.r, the
lea inr mpos hsve been ouy checked still leaving The mi
son luke "a the sYsem, until unefey IL deysnn,, sif
Dr. VI warrants perfect without mercury or delse ne
Drugs or cODhne men: oD business In orms OF IN, Al.
es cures are performed IN three FIVE and in PROPORTION
with malignant - ''NF'''''"
srRIC fUREs OF URETERA- Ob,,uct;oD, in tn
urert such structures aud enlargement OF the
sand accompauied with much sn1 dull
parts some Of the c0Dsrquspce Of NAL tmen DR.
enfeA structures IN scerhc mctn their ABSORB
u9u without In sdve tise T.. .ube
81 t utrs the symptoms defined Tit deusorAe.
esus, en- atsem Mt Il the postrse sand &c would
A1s Gus tympom, IT'S cruel 10 torture patton IN
sss 80 when IA reality her Is DR. NJ i, fe-
where patients have been injured by such
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY. Thousspdso a young
9 IRON ne OF indulgence q
whose further from
notuunih pretended specifics which stimulsts
Heste Sepfesson. Dr. sats such csses or
ptN Boosoai principles, and fail, m --,shI,shv
cue. ct con d-nua Letters post ps,d and ming
1e Nv - VII entnre prescriptions sdyIr, az To- IN
dlcnt W te FORWARDED and warranted nv H. s,n
Ohee 2oiS w 90 street, bear Greenwich S.a.g.s
.'tci Htlh NO uree exceptions, DR.. M /. the only
N"'s'ON ~ INC CITY tJA lmeT
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RETRENCHMENT THE ORDER OF THE

NOTICE to Citizens Of New York and Strangers sojouruina
~ in the City-GOSLINCfS SPLENDID DINING
ROOMS, Nos 81 and &c Nassau street.-The immense pa
ronag which has been extended 10 the b. liberal
and ehishensd community. has enabled him enlarge and
Improve HIS Dining Rooms now to accommodate
hundred time Whilst making these additions
TO his vore and well known establishment he has
unmindul OF still comfort, and of
ms Gust ershaying thoroughly ventilated the light
,oon and detached The hchens completely exclude
the efuva aud heat which necessarily from okins
two three housand day. The walls of
costly Oil Paintings Of the schools; marble
&c. Sc.
The Bill Of Fare supasscs all Others ,ny part of the Uni
ted staes-ncludinE salmon Of and b. weight
plate nth anchoyv sauce butter bread c all kinds Of
roast and od meats Of the best qualities with bread aud
tables at cen plate green peas potatoes
Pastry Of all fte and other
cheps &c and hundred Other different articles OF
choicest descnption. at prices equally low.
Best Java Coffee. and black Teas cup
Chocolate cei Is &c. &c.
French Spansh, Germal and Ouch angu Every art
Gle served IL the neatest Bile sleNnd
pameni the establishment and experienced
pl ced.
Having visited and being with the mode Of
OF many the best conducted Dining Saloons Europe
Amenea and the West lncies the subscriber feels
on IN ASSURING his fco thar his
feo TO tnl he has portion arrange
which the qualities and low
every article included the Daily Bill of must
respect aloneexcusve OF all other
the very plus ultra Of Estng House this Continent
The establish ncnt has been supplied throug with Gro
ton aer which through improved hterers and the
js 3m~r HENRY GOSLING
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ON STRUCTURE AND IT'S CURE,

THE FOL LOWING REMARKS WILL PLACH BE-
s9 as ,:s i as; ss;ss ; s
81 s "s. a. y rs.o s. . sfs
sse,'ns s.eur. sad tssi lsnsrsn people d.
ssss.'s.: !. ;s Az
ii si.1 ss sas's ss d
Sas On Oa 1901 70 thar Ise No%
os To OF in ana e.
h.. elect Implies inflammation passage whek
@ or USs1 o Sc y and this "
aGss ,e,a may thu, re main I Of time
.s,ious ns.ds. only ofs sexual Ia those slss Of
Su what t,peeialy esds enson on nom this dsords,
to the dow ~ snno s...s % long z: no ssimep,
for sss won p sSass .ns YER.
sSanss srns d Cd inter
90 p5s,sn: ssi very state that these remarks pubshss
take Of thus erroneous n9nan cruel Every body
aS .y M Mi Ss. nE .bost hi, city
Now ~ ACT and one which every real physicsn viii
.!one can cave 4, 'i5staI: y proof Of nothing
1 = BE S
and pills. and cord, and ike, many month";. ,oseshs
snces BY which Structure may be known which be esi
there three q ana tns.s
sss re hs Sssn s hs. s.
need not be much dnnIhed mpeded But observe sen
lively ster hnshed and the clothes rendusted wheth
aothinR Indicative Of structure The nsxts -
The sae Genorrhoeo has TeRosnsd uncuTed--it dlf
sultito how long GcnoThDa elect and not
NIT
TO beyond weeks this alone would AFFORD !uccpi
roand, At least for the suspicion Of strcure The Last s
s $cf: ;.re.,Ts as, upon &c TndIThe ssst q
aeDtel activity. This also Of effects
Not however, that 10 seer alike in every individual bur
90 common that the writer rarely case Of structure and
day) which the patient complain
aore q ciH that he notso capable formerly.
lsghiyns siso 70 witness me uniform rearn oil spirit and
With regard 10 the fStncure dis subject il sat
icient land stated with Confidence and plea
s & 81 .R s soa nos Sss
been advanced bat such has been tho Jpn
sroyement this and saeh the practical experience Of the
asny days formerly it demanded months. ~. 1I-
The writer also heg nats that for those who wsh 70 an
aertate tho themselves he has published little voluc
sat tho Al those delicate diseases which require espe
al care and privacy directed in the planes manney il
advisable however that those who suspect poss
prise than than ths and certainty Of his
ere Separate rooms sssc arranged for those who
haye 70 wait little:
which tho public, and especially strangers coming this city
rely with confidence what has been advanced With
this vsw Dr. Ralph hegs to state that beside his rank grae
asie Of Edinburs &c has been engaged in the
Of these both hospital and city Practice for
than thirty yeas and has pubshed edlons Of work
sesry nem that he has testimonial letters from the
s Xey Goope eIGSe Dr. Mott NEW
Dr. Phyuck OF Phsdslpha and Others and that ne per
d 10 refer to almost oyarJ fhTDsn OF sHlnencs in this
o.. Ralph consulted al his private rssdsnce No Sc fc.
Ssh rtrce towards the Battery bouHe may also
ory,lssd hy sos Tho Lutte vcise soovc referred 70 oss
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CONGRESS HALL,

i
Tls celebrated aud fashionable Hotel recently under
gone the most thorough WY and handsome
iurnhed sno IL ready for the eptisu Of the public
The establishment is under the ryson of its proprietor
Munger will be happy renew his attentions u
his former paIro and fri suds.
Congress Hall situated the celebrated Congress spring
at"hch Band OF Music will plav stated hours during
season caiss will s!Teys be in r,adnes to convey
senEels TO aud from the Iaroad depo free of charge
attention will he paid yssr make their stay sgre
and prices will he ia conformity with the tmex
SaIRtnen lunc 18th. linz