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DR. THOMAS, SPECIFIC PILLS

Forthe Speedy and Permanent Cure Of Gonorrhad elect
STRUCTURES, Seminal Weakness and Diseases generally
Of the Urefhrd.
HE class OF delicate diseases which these Pills well
adapted to of and appears
that all classes of society subject less fall its
malignant and blasted reputation and borne down
suffering in body aud victim Of its is ready
Among the many mediEes and Of relief that pac-
ed before the public unfortunately most Of them prepared
by uuacqusned with the nature of the maadies which
they promise TO and Of them of the
powers OF the medicines they for that
and be easily toreeen the result that the ndvdu
unfortunate fall their hands receives relief but
the contrary the medicine employed being perhaps quite the
opposite of what required his and the time that
lost only tend asten the disease permanently and fix
the patient lasting and vexatous
the the welfare the afflicted
ndvdua that diseases Of this class be speedily removed and
also that they be removed with and safe remedies other
the and happiness Of the patient by leaving
seminal weakness structure the urehra, inflammation
Of the gland Of the other mala
dies which invariably follow badly treated OF
h@A
Impressed with Of the necessity that exists for
efecua stop to its the proprietor Of Thomas
Specific Pills with pleasure that long experience in
variety and stage Of this complaint proves that these
Pills all that required TO thoroughly and eect
ally from the system the first Of this complaint and by
gently exciting n parts natural action the
from the most aggravated sages OF this disease perfect and
lasting he lth.
These Specific Pills vegetable PREPARATION composed of
The active principles only and entirely inorous the
delicate constitution All who have been partially imper
ecty cured by other medicines permanently establish their
health by using box or two VI this remedy.
Agents a. - Fulton street. coms{ Of Gold II East Broad
way and 213 Broadway Of Chambers Price ST.
au3O msr
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NRoTQN WATER-DAYs FIRST PREMIUM IN
~ Ola RUBBER HOSE is confidently recommended 10
purposes for which leather used and warranted TO
the following properties -:
lsIt perfectly tight under OF the Croton.
2d made of the strongest fabrics, and will not mdew
o iniure in the least, and requires attention.
3d-It is destroyed by coming contact with oil
grease sfened by cold weather the rubber de-
inferior articles used Should the
least complaint be made Of the Hose possessing the above
properties, will be taken back any inside of
months from its purchase and other given exchange without
charge
a-Coupng and jet pipes will be attached without charge
Buyers will that clearly satisfied that this hose 1.-THE
process making which unknown other trade
the article long wanted for leading and
other liquids. HORACE II. DAY,
\ Successor 10 Koxhurv ! X u. ~ Maiden lane
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HULL'S TRUSSES.

pERSONS afflicted with ruptures rely the best
No Wsey street. eher Of e Il The p ne
epal in the United States Be careful the
back pad Of Hups ses. if they endorsed by Dr.
Hull writing None genuine or to be relied upon
Many persons have undertaken limitations of Hus
celebrated tusses and thousands imposed
Quence. These limitations be relied upon they
by unsku mechanics and better than the ord
Roos have been fitted up No yesey street, exclusively
for ladies having from the business depart
female patients. ans I'm &C
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MANDATORY.

OF CUT, PI.AIN AND MOULDED GLASS,
OF every description French and English Porcelain astral,
- and solar lamps warranted gandoe of superior quality,
To the public IN general which are n the habit OF paying ex
deaers hotels steamboats, and families that
Brothers glass manuacto No 20 Gold street. or at their de
part of the country All articles matched patterns and
glass O order Wholesale and
Call and satisfy yourselves about quality and prices
au3 lmsec STOUVENEL " BROTHERS.
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MEDICAL AND SURGICAL CARD.
mPRINCIPIIS QBSTA."

NORTH RIVER h DrtNsAIRI as Fulton
e Surgeons London eoaspuss be consulted condsqiia
M s Sn % S
udcious treatment and the imprudent of quack ms
Ts he
ndo"s sdss Dr. daily consulted BY sns
xheJs he leading symptoms have been only checked
oes the deporabie shape Of secondary syphilis In
M DR. M &
Of the disease performed in three Eve days, and
'sSfHiSg S' in tn.
gland accompanied with much irritation dull pain those
some Of the Of pr
Gn ANY p IN s sr % on n
enlargement The PROSTATE gland, would produce
analogous symyoms l. eus! torture patients With beu
"eny consulted where patients have been injured BY such an
'" G'0SESsfIITFtUJrIoNAL DEBLrTYThousands ofvouns
%s iss and re
the Of nostrums and pretended specifics which stmu on
purely gsasYiss ali: sas:SIas
% Of s ana G sdIs ns
cinss will be forwarded and warranted BY the patient
"s S a ss luton ut s' s. near Greenwich
sS ss Ss sy Dr. n SSy
WHO WOULD BE WITHOUT TEETH when DIE
tn. sss'f Es
Stopping with his Justly celebrated Mineral, S
Single rs''A 2" s siiSsii ''-'.'. s@
Gold 90
complete Of Teeth the approved principles
the price the above. : w
~ B-Where entire satisfaction not.giyen, charge will
be made 60 East Broadway. aie lmsr
THE PRIVATE TREATIsE--This e book itself is
designed for those who require speedy and private
for certain infectious complaints and in which the best and
most cosyenient treatment s plain and faithful manner The
price 81 The advertisement, however
that the author has now published the interesting chapter
on he causes which render these complaints so obstinate
and lngering-n the form Of single letter. which he supplies
free of expense any wishing IT, His reasons for doing
this given in the letter ITSELF this also, will be
why SO many persons suffer from month month with
complaint which affect the mind well func
tons Of the body and which easily and speedily cured
when its s explained.
But lest should be supposed that the ee! here referred
processes than really contains the author begs state
that beside his long experience he has testimonial on
the subject Of his integrity and skill from the eminent
physicians in Europe TO the most eminent in America, Sir
Ashley Cooper 70 Pr Mott, Of New York DR., Pysck of
to almost every physician Of eminence in the city.
Dr. Ralph would also further that he consulted on
diseases OF this his residence No Green.
wich hour and those who honor him with their
confidence IN the most complicated Of disease will
b. surprised at the and quckness with which, general
they will obtain cure. auII imsr
s.VY INC
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TO MARRIED LADIES'.
LEADAME RESTELI,S PREVENTIVE POWDERS.

MADAME REsTELL'S PREVENTIVE POWDERS,
NlThoe invaluable Powders have been universally adopted
in Europe but France in particular for upwards Of thirty
sa and caciops remedy fqI msred ladies, whose health
forbids a too rapid increase Of family
Madame Reste as is well known was for thirty years f.
male Physician n the two principal Female Hospitals in Eu
ropehose Of Vienna and Parswhsre favored BY her great
those great in medical science specially ADAPTED
vailed. well in Thu. country in Europe Her acquain
with the physiology and of the female Frame
enables her-by tracing decline and III health OF married
females scarce in the meridian Of life and the consequent
pd and often apparently inexpcabe which cousgn
many fond mother 70 gravetc their
to arrive at knowledge Of the primary Of female nd
positions-especally of married femaesw ch 1909 led
the discovery Of her celebrated Powders" Their
adoption has been the Of only the health
DO. =
The advertiser feeling the importance Of this subject and
tmatng the vast benefits resulting thousands by their adop
ton would most arouse the attention Of the
ned by all that they hold and DEAR their consideration
y not wise and yirtuous to prevent evils which
by simple and healthy means within
ssnSy answer in The affirmative Price FIVE dollars rack
can be forwarded by mail to any part Of the United States
TELL Female Physician Principal Office lls Gre wich
street, New York Office hours Am. TO o'cloc PM
Boston Office. No. Essex ST. VI. ji0 2msr
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VIM. T. JENNINGS & co.

DIAPERS AND TAILORs, 2sl Broadway American
~ Hotel opposite the Fountain solicit attention
of seasonabe goods including Cloths Cassmces, Vest
ngs &c. in all the and various Styles under the
that the system Of small profits and quick
which has elected liberal patronage will be continued,
while such will enable fill all
ders in future with promptness.
A feature in the establishment which commend il to
those requiring articles for immediate addition
stock of assortment Of first quality ready made Gar
ments consisting of
Surtouts, Frocks
Dress Goats, Pantaoons,
Vests, Office Coats,
Travelling Ffocks, Dressing Gowns, sc.
A choice collection OF
Silk and Satin Scarfs, Cravats,
Handkerchief, Gloves,
Suspenden, Hosiery,
Under Shirts Drawers,
Muslin Shirts, Collars, sc.
At prices which must offer inducements to purchasers
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nm u,,,I,s ,rT rU H nnn HMHtEH.

DR. HULL'S UTERO ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER.
THIS instrument for the radical of rolapsus Uter
Falling of the Womb by external application,
.s1g ,hs Of the 9bection feasa confidently recon-.
health it having failed Of performing under
the most aggravated circumstances
The Supporter has attained high character in Europe
well as in h; country adopted to The entire dsuss Of
Hospitals of London and fars and universally
commended in Europe by medical men Of the highest rank
faculties Of Colleges and Hospitals, and by all the eminent
private practitioners.
Rooms have been furnished exclusively for edes at No
Vesey having from the business de
where lady constant attendance TO apply
Trusses and Supporters TO female patients aus lmec
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" by PERSSE BROOKS
~& MOI 81 Libsrtvks
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DEAFNESS.
!, AND EDWARDS, AURlSTS

DIS. CASTLE AND EDWAhDo, AUhIoIS
337 BR0ADWAY.-Extract:- =, r,,,, M.
ntosh to testify that he nvsdsd home as unit e! duty
consequence deafness and discharges from ms ear
that while in New York. his way England, be placed
himself under the professional Of D Castle and Edwards
Aunsts Under their he recovered his hearing ana
mas returned to his military duty. -
+. Signed II. McNEVEN, M. ID.
h Surgeon to II. M b. Forces Jamaica
ACOUSTIC DROPS.
sure cure for ncpent deafness earache palms. buzznEs
singing sounds in the ears collections Of hard Vita
TED sesreons Of the organs Their acoustic oil has been po
wards q twenty Years Offices removed 3sl Broadway
nsr White street. au26 lm*r
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Sold in single bottles at IS cents EACH
In Of half dozen bottles, 50 So
:" one dozen, So

THE UNRIVALLED. TONIC MIXTURE.
For the all the protean forms of dyspepsia spirits
loss Of appetite assude debility produced from youthful
discretion impaired constitution The College recon-
mend this grateful emnently adapted for the nyigo
ration Of the whole SYSTEM and the complete of all the
hnts of w 90 Small I So IN cases eoap
ing half Dozen S. Carefully packed all parts Of
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OF MEDICINE AND PHARMACY. Of the city Of
New York established for the OF quackery
turning thanks to public and the regular medical pact
TONERS United States for the liberal assistance rendered
them during suppressing the shameless imos
iueswh respectfully % call their attention to the following
College during year. and although the result Of
Of experience the first medical in Europe, have far
ceeded their sanguine expectations.
EXTRACT OF THE GENUINE sARsAPARiLLA,
THE COLLEGE o. M siiHSisS n AND PHARMACY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-02

I'm Days LATER FROM PoRrs CAlELIo.--By the
arrival OF the brig Henrietta, Capt Farrell, we have
received advlces the 10th inst. inclusive.
Our files Of the " IL Liberal" contain nothing of
much importance.
Below we give the letter from our correspondent,
which gives a synopsis Of all the interesting events
that have taken pace:-
Puerto CABELLo, June l6, lS4S.
The French corvette OF war Huron" arrived
on l4th inst from the Windward Islands, and sailed
next day her destination did not know
II was "rumored" in town, that the American
schooner " October" which sailed from this port
tor Baltimore on the 9th instant run upon " Birds
Island in the night, few hours after leaving this
port, and sustaining thereby considerable injury,
was obliged to go into Curacao to repair; and also,
that considerable Fart OF her cargo was damaged,
which consisted principally of coffee and few hides.
Business goes on smoothly in this quarter, and
recent advices fror, the United States have tended
TO enliven the spirits OF many, whose minds had
become quite "agitated" awaiting future events,
which they anticipate would not result favorable TO
their interests; commercial affairs having taken a
propitious turn in Europe and America, we hope
soon TO feel the happy effects OF the revival OF trade
IN this country. The American bark =" Anlta," Of
Boston, Captain Judah p. Baker, arrived here via
Laguyra, on the 18th instant; this vessel has been
=" taken up'' by merchant IN Laguavra TO proceed
to Hamburg, with his family and other passengers !;
she will sail in day or two for that place via SAINT
Thomas. Good luck 10 Capt. Baker, may he have
pleasant passage, he Is a fine fellow, and de-
serves "gOod breeze" Pray tell me, Mr.. Ben
nett, there many ofiice-seekers usual about
the White House at Washington II so, please
mention to Captain Tyler, that one OF them eau be
located in mott beautiful place this coast called
ChOroni, port much frequented, and requires a
consul there, and am fully satisfied that the "pick-
lngs," or "fees,' would more Than recompense the
lucky fellow who should feel the little response
bity" upon the shoulders; whalers often call there,
and of course they will require certificate, duly
authenticated by the official seal, prove that so
many whales have been harpooned." This is inn
portant and deserving your serious attention. No
American vessel, with the exception OF the Ani,a,
In port. Yours in haste.
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New Orleans.
tCorrespondence Of the Herald

Correspondence Of the Herald
New ORLEANS, June 2lst, lS43.
Things in Generai-Ihe Clubs-The State of the
Rirr-Fourth Of July.
DEAR HERALD
To while away few leisure moments will, as
you see, address you few lines respecting things
in general but as for business it would be in pu.
trd state, if it not for some financiering still,
now and then giving an impulse to the pene yecunie
OF our Municipality, No. 2 We were afraid our
Public Schools would have to halt in their onward
march for want Of funds, which al first $. J. Peters
and the other three members Of the council of Mu-
nlcPality, No 2, relused-but fearing il would in
Iure his popularity he succumbed, and will make it
up by something else, say an extra forced loan
Humbug is the order OF the day-sub-marln explo.
slons, flying machines, animal magnetism, and Irish
Repeal meetings. Once and a while the Sacred
Music Association gives concert as interudc,
the one last evening was very well attended by both
sexes, considering go many OF the bon ton have left
The clubs are increasing in members, especially the
f. G. A.. @. Cant get away club,) which the legs-
lature will incorporate next year. limiting the pro-
perty to be held by them to 10000, 600. They are
about organizing an association 10 be styled the
"Petitlonlng Society for the Ameoratlon of Indo
lent Men"-it will be numerous association no
doubt, as this generosity OF our adopted Creoles is
so great as TO blind their eyes az to the deserved
ness of the suferer-but after Is 600 people being
humbugged by Professor ~ Grant, what will not
deceive them
and from the accounts above we certainly will have
an increase OF water, when an inundatIon is newt
able; IT II should happen the loss OF properly will be
enormeus,a and possibly many lives sacrificed yet all
may be prevented il cautionary measures use d..
BY referring to map OF the city you will see where
we have the most danger to fear namely just above
the town oil Carleton, where the current setting
strong into the land would take northerly course
towards the lake Ponchartraln. 1t might be ser.
viceabe by the great deposit which the river water
leaves, but should the rver suddenly fall after the
nundatlon, and leave vast body OF water to the
stagnating effects of hot broiling sun, most fatal
epidemic would result. So far our city continues
very healthy
There being very little of the amor patre in our
southern +" north" men. no steps have been taken 10
celebrate the glorious Fourth If July IL is in con
'empiation, believe, among some of the volunteer
military companies 10 visit The watering place on
lhat day, but imagine they viii find Inyulper-
ape enemy to contend with in the shape OF bee or
| cefeLonge, Cred bugs,) and Texas mosquitoes. Give
me uhe city or hshng smack after all, and New
Oheans Is Tue most pleasant of all the summer"
PAGES Ontll my next, adleu. Yours, &c
N,
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Court Of Errors

JuLY l-Macomb, Plaintiff ia ErTsr vs. Benz Waidron
and Sally has rife Defendants IN Error The arg
In this which has piedhe attention OF the court
for several days past continued TO day by Mr.
dan
During the present term of the Court of Errors, has
begued passing hours by discussions and votes
the subject of the whereabouts Of the next term, and
subsequent days. by reversing the decision which had
been made Some OF the members have been DESTROYS
meet in August at Saratoga but Albany the location
fixed upon Afterwards Rochester" was substituted for
Albany, and this morning the whole matter was re-
considered, and Albany again fixed the place for the
holding of the next term.
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LATER FROM HAvANA.-By the arrival of the
schooner Ann A. Parker, Captain Brightman, at
Savannah, we have received aduces to the Goth
u!t., being two days later.
The West India mail steamers are becoming
more and more Irregular in their trips. The Med
way went into Havana on the Eth inst
The Sonora Borghese appears to be the " bright
and particular star" as a singer, in Havana.
Tue American brig Aurora, OF Boston, from Glen
fuegos to Havana, lost two masters in succession
before entering the port. She had cargo Of irui,
destined for Wilmington, N. c.
The health Of Havana il comparatively good, and
the deaths less than they were at the same time
sst month.
Accounts have been received at Havana, to the
Sd inst, from Mexico, and from Vera Cruz to the
9TH, but they are not important The Mexican
junta was discussing the plan Of new constitution
The Adjustment Of capital punishment, it was ex
pected, would constitute a feature OF it. Commerce
was hardly ever SO languishing.
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90. GENTLEMEN WHO HAVE SANDY OR RED
Whiskerscsn find dye that will the any shade
IRON ght brown to jet black snd will not stain the
SKIN 1t is made by the celebrated chemis, j. Comstock
street near Broadway.
The Magical Pain Extractor Save should be Kept in the
mouse OF every family will life in every case
the vital parts are unnHred Besides is the best thing
IN use Tor burns bruises eyes, &c. &C. and will stop
pam IN I'VE minutes Be sure that you get only of Com.
Piles-Hay's Liniment is warranted 10 cure them
Purify the Bloodby the of the Extract of Sarsapa-
rila, made by Messrs. Comstock & Co.. which has per-
formed some very remarkable Price 80 cents per
bottle, 50 per dozen.
Sick Headache-sphon's remedy, warranted TO cure
Deafness can be cured by the Acoustic OIL Prse 81
| per bottle.
Dandru and Hair falling out completely cured by the
use OF Oldridges Balm of Columbia which by over is
years use in this country has proved the best hair reso
| rer ever made.
pamphlet that contains much useful matter and one
that every family ought to have is 10 be had gratis to all
who will send for them. The prejudced don't expect
to send until they have spent ten times without benefit
what our medicines would cost them to try be cured
| by physician.
street. !Broadway also Of the agent in Brooklyn,
Mrs Hayes, l39 Fulton street.
.W-THE FOLLOWING SEEMS ALMOST INCRE.
dbe but it can be owed the spot A young man in
the store OF Messrs Comstock Co.. 81 CORTLAND street.
ran steel pen clear through his hand that the handle
was pulled through; besides the pen full of ink and
lett 1t in the wound The pain from it most excruci-
ang until the Magic Pain Extractor applied when
1t was completely stopped in two minutes ANY one can
see his hand at the store 1t is also good burns scas
old sores ulcers stops notification pain in any part Of
the body and Will and famed eyes, and has
aad will cure cancers Proof positive and undenabe
Will be shown to all who may wish and all who are stub
porn and VIII not be convinced by facts suffer and
welcome In consequence of counterfeit, the true
be had only at 81 Courtand street Agent in Brooklyn
l39 Fulton street.
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$4,000 City S. 1862 l0; IA shares Mech,s e. Manrs MI
Pittsburg, "A; $1,000 Kent'y bonds int off "a loo h
U. Benk. 6t; "a do do ST; $4,000 Kentky bonds osI
70 shares fhila Bank, 62l; do Penn TOWNSHIP RsnT
DOT; II do Reading r r, III Dunk
AFTER BoARD.-$iOoO schuylkll Nav per cents ! sas
100; 9 shares Camden Amboy, 80; $1,000 Ten Bond,
pr ot Jan and July SAT; 10 shares Reading r, IL
$4,000 State SIS, 1864, 49.
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LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NEWS

LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NEWS.
Maracaibo. 80 ''' ~ Da'' anu
B1LrMoHE, June SOAR Orphsus, Hill, NYork; Amazon
wedge, Mo Cid Col Howard, Psnss and Pauline Mansou
klo; Reaper Breaton. La Guayra Adrisna Bl Hunt De-
oNoaFoLK, June 2sIArr Minerva IBrl Biugay St Kits
hIcHMoND June 2s-sid w w wyer Boston.
Spoken.
90 10 Ga - e>NS ~ '~s
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.

AwnDL,Iaeyury to assess damages in the matter of
vor Of tboss reported to-day in ia
jury was appointed last November by ,ps o0r
raj Sessions Philadelphia Gazette Of 5000 VI "ene
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NEW YORK HERALD,
Jew York. Sunday, July y, lo4S.

sARArosA SrRiNss-Our readers will please bear In
mind that the Herald be obtained daily on the arrival
ofthe cars from Mr. Lewis opposite the United states
Hotel.
LAEsINGsuRoH, N. Y.-The Herald can be had OF MT.
Lewis Rensselaer, House Subscribers leaving their ad.
dress will be served regularly.
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NhvAL.-A letter published in the Baltimore Pa
triot Of the 18th ult afternoon, from an officer oil
the U s. Navy, dated Port Mahon, May 6, states
that the whole Mediterranean squadron, including
the Columbus, would get underway on the 9TH Of
May, and after performing few days manouvring
IN feet exercise, gunnery and seamanshp, under
Com. Morris, would separate in obedience to or
ders, and pursue their way as previously directed
the Congress, it is said, to Syria-tbe Fairfield to
France and along the Italian coast, md thence up
The Adristc to Athens and Smyrna-the Columbus
to France and Brszll--ihe Delaware TO Gibraltar,
Cadz aud Lisbon-and the Prebe to Tunis, Trpoli,
Algers, Gibraltar, and thence to Port Mahon, to
receive the sick now in the hospital then to rejoin
Com. Morris at Gibraltar Cadiz or Lisbon.