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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-16

NEW YORK SURGEONS, BANDAGE INSTITUTE,
lNNo ANN Street 2d door from Broadway in the Ameri-
can Museum Buildings Under the direction Of James knight,
NJ D. Member of the Medical and Chrurgica Faculty OF
Maryland Member of the District Medical Society of OHIO,
Member Of the State Medical Society of the State of New
York, and Principal of the above Institute.
For the information of those who have not been nfomedas
the design of this establishments will briefly state
DEPOT of all the latest improved Bandages used in Orhope-
die Practice, where Bandage kept for the of Club
Feet contracted distorted Limbs Wry Neck Hump Back
and lateral curvature of the Spine The very celebrated
Spring Bandages for the varicosed enlarged Veins
invented by Shoobred and Wrenwck, of London, kept
here also all the latest improved Truses and abdominal Sup
also Bandages made TO suit special and
order for Surgeons, Physicians, &c.
Doc Knight also deyotes special attention TO the
OF the above named deform and has made ample
receive patients from abroad for that purpose will
forward bandages any distant parts of the country
For further information respectfully submit the Of
few the Surgeons and Physicians, who
this Institute and whom have most
valuable improvements in Bandages
Valentine Mott, NJ d. Professor of Surgery the Uniyer-
sty Of New York; Alex w. Stevens NJ d. Emeritus PROBES
ia toe College Of Ply and Surg; New York city, j. +.
he.semah NJ. D.; r. X, Hoffman, NJ D.; j. X Rogers NJ
u Surgeons the New York City Hospitals W. Pares Pro-.
surgery IN the College OF Ply aud Surg New York
city; bln Goldsmith, NJ D., late Professor Of Surgery in
tn. COLLEGE of Ply. and Surg. New York city; g. Mower
ssl og,o, U 5. Army; Doct. Dubary, Surg. U. s. Navy
IN Phad pha respectfully refer Professors McClellens
uter, Meg jackson, Hewson, Dillingham; Homer aud Cal
houn
In Baltimore Professors Jennings Jamison Handy Monk
Aiiar. Aana. Hale, Smith and Bailey sic 3m cod"
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General Sessions
Before Recorder Tallmadge, aud Aldermen Woodruff
and Dunnng.
JAMES r. WHrTrso, Esq, District Attorney.
FRIDAr, Sept. l5.-SENTEN0E DAY-Ths being tn
usual day sentence, the prisoners were arragned
after tokng the oath relative 10 their previous occupa
ton, placed in the jury until called up for
tence. The first placed in the box was
John Mofitt, convicted on three indictments for bur
gary On being asked by the Clerk ii he had any thing
TO say why sentence should not be passed upon him
which he read in loud voice. declaring that his confes
sions the only evidence against him. which were
obtain by promises of release the officers to whom
he made the disclosures On the conviction for burglary
in the first degree entering the ewely store Of Fred
crIck Levy, IS Bowery, the An of November he
ton for burglary in the third degree in entering the
fancy and periumsry store Of Joseph W. Trust 81 walker
street. the 24h Of October last he was sentenced for
five years.
The prisoner here said that he hoped this would be
warning 10 all charged with crime never to reveal or
ys Up amy % h h%a Sss9 'e on
On the charge OF burglary in the third degree 10 en-
tering the French Roman Catholic Church in Canal
street, the 4h Of November last he was also senten
ced for 1--WE yearsmakng total the three charges Of
ioeny years; which will terminate his life, as he is now
40 years of age.
aThe prisoner here again addressed the audience and
called upon all burglars thieves and robbers in his
hearing and their fathers and to take warning and
give any information to the police on promises oil
favors TO be extended.
Benjamin Slater q colorcd man, was next called On
being asked what ne had 70 say WY anIud no.
contended that the evidence against him the trials,
although sufficient to satisfy the court and jury Of his
guilt yet incomplete, and il the whole truth had
been told, the result would have been different.
The Court then proceeded to sentence and after com.
mentng upon the intelligence of prisoner and his well
known character as burglar sentenced him to the State
Prison for ten years the burglary in the first degree
for entering the jewelry store OF Frederick Levy rs
Bowcryive years for third degree entering the CT.
tholic Church-Five years for third degree entering
tho fancy store Of W. Trust 81 Walker street. and
Tor third degree in entering the store Of ssmuel
Martin on the 18th Of Octobermsking total oftwenty
five years. which in all probability will terminate his
life, as he is about % years Of age slater and Mohat
were concerned together in the three first named buga
ries but the latter alone in tho last On the charge
CT arson and burglary againsthem both for robon anu
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MEDICAL AND SURGICAL CARD.

NORTH RIVER DlSPENSARY, 2Oah Fulton street, neal
Greenwch-Dr Morrison, Member OF the Royal Colleg,
surgeons London continues TO be consulted condentiay
IRON O'Clock y 10 r. NJ. daily all diseases pri
yae nature anu d those distressing
nludicous Treatment and the imprudent quack sdi
cides regular medical education with practice
Of % enables Dr. NJ adapt the proper remedies to
nsdous maadies Dr. NJ is daily consulted by patients
where the leading have been only checked still
the 10 Turk III the SYSTEM until Ultimately IL devel-
opes itself the d~orble shape Of secondary syphilis" In
all Dr. NJ perfect without mercury
etsrous drugs, confinement from business In
Of the disease performed in three Eve days and in
proportion with lralgnlnt
STRUCTURES OF observation-disclosures in the
urch sudh rbtures aud enlargement of the PROSTATE
gland accompanied witk much irritation and dull those
parts OF the consequences OF maltatment DIR. NJ
structures scientific promoting their absorp
ton whou, pain In advertisements the subject
Of structures the symptoms defined This is delusonbe
enlargement OF the PROSTATE gland nc would produce
gies when reality there structure Dr. NJ is IRE
gueny consulted where patients have been injured By such
inprnDer
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY.-Thousandso of Young
suffering from the consequences OF ndugens, a
destructive habit and whose further nn, from
Of nosums and pretended specifics which stimulus on
" induce greater depression Dr. NJ such
purely pathological principles and fails establishing
cure Strictly confidential Letters post paid containing
fee Of 49, will prescriptions and advice; for med
cinss will be forwarded and warranted by tbs
,ng history of his case.
Office 2Otls Fulton st. Greenwich
BWlhtwo three exceptions, Dr. il the only quail
ihsd advertising surgeon IN the city. jy30lmsr
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superior Court.

sErr. 10 Vest vs. Rot1s and Leggen Er'rs-In this
case continued from yesterday the Court charged that If
the time Of contract the shares had actually any value
then the jury would render for the plaintiff in the full
amsun but they believed that the contrary such
shares had merely nominal value then they should re-
turn verdict accordingly The jury after the lapse Of
few moments returned verdc. for the plaintin lii SIN
cents damages and six cents costs No..
For plaintiff Messrs. Sherwood, Cutting, vnh pssoa
and Rnron for defendant Messrs Campbel enu oeNo1.
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Fourth aud sixth Ward o"

ss,r IA Co,Lin0,s Eghing Saloon dgan'--It Will De
recoleced that this is the third time that MT tesbg
has been arragned before the Court and or having
& o;,1ous array Of signs ia front OF his premises
o. ,o Former occasions the jury could not agree The
testimony was the same as that ELECTED on the ioIme,
trials and the jury gavs verdict for plaintiffs OF $40 and
For plaintf-corporaton Attorney. Defendant, in
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ONO RIVER AT Pittsburgh on Monday, hve
feet three inches Of water in the channel AZ
Wheeling on Tuesday, five and halt feel IN .ae
channel, and rising. At Cincinnati he ii'ei was
lightly on the rise.
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DR.: LARDNEk !. LyvEuM

OF POPULAR AND PRACTICAL SCIENCE.
HE Public is respectfully in ofmed that Dr. bardnc ha
wing collected splendid and novel apparatus consisting of
several hundred Telescope Drawings Scenic Illustrations
genealogical and other Dioa and having obtained the
chef share in the property IL
RuSSfLL'S PLANf T ARiUM
ne exhibition of which excited general appreciation in
This city last season, will few days open saloon for
shor time in which he will give Of popular lectures
N Astronomy and other BRANCHES Of physical and mechanical
Science and in witch there will ~ daily exhibition of the pla
NJ run instructive and amusing experiments in physics and
other objects Of scientific which will be particularly
specified "a future announcements.
TO INVENTORS, PATENTEEs, MANUFACTU.
eaeget u the Arts and Manul cts that he will receive
models wings productions Of aud specimens OF
iac"r io exhibition IN the Lyeean and that such objects
Will occasional notice explanation AT his lectures
Aprctons 70 be made Capt John Iaver 76 Barclay ST.
Dr. Lrner be consulted subjects en-.
New lOik, sept. ", 1913. sll6tr
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SPEARS.

SUGARS.
'iThere's delight in smoking,
The saying is true, vbeu ye snow where to find
A segar that possesses the quality rare
And enables the Smoker 10 pua ' s%sy esr %A'
sExas y e '+ 20 S Ss you call.
Sq Si sy sm s. anas Gg WI Sd 90 SO d an
BY competent agent seec,ri with care.
Direct ea from Havana, ava "a; by ;r.c,3 eoTmsnds
Norssas, fsbucas, yictqriee, ruT- - 0'
r'THssls EiPfiS%ssas SsS1 ssa
Cessadoras, La Normas, and Congress beside,
VIII Sss s: ;5s5 have
with as %
&c s
stock on hand IS erensye and snpe Sf a
Remember the Number. MAIDEN LANE, Hownd'.
Hotel. au23 lmNr
s SEGA 5Sys T0PAQG0 SUGAR SoSST.
$1,000 bran. consisting CIR Of Rs sslis and "
e e a' p Es! Gs sss do Do Dc Do d. d.
6 Cases e Free Labor St, Jaso White Sugar.
s"r ' im.s st and Sf ass Broadway
A A. sAMANos offers for sale, at No, Walls 10 hh1s
Is bags of Coffee landing from brig 'az from St Jago
hhds Sun cured Museoyado Sugar suitable for reiners
S Sosss , wS ass tobacco ub for m.nu
s,om SCARS of Lord Byron WOODY variety of other
wANTEDA Cooper, and Nit wright that understand,
of temperate habits. Apply as abov So lm"r
SNUFF, CIGARS AND ODACCOJust received per
snafs Eaa SSg
Hadham No 81, Violet sasburg, Mortons mixture, Prince
st sf; GBse large
o. hand prime lot of Havana Cigars MOresa Nor
Cavendsh Tobacco Of the approved brands Turkish
clay pps I Roya
s fsfS of
.asll n..s MRS G NEWCOMERS Na. ! # S2H: st.
Fok I N VINES amp LIQgoKs,
THE advertiser has for sale the following choice impora-
SHi E $t FBS54 nd Gs' qsss saI bos
SE sds N %as 4 gPS: ma S Ms4
Invalid, and others viii find liquors unadusrasd
above-No. 331s Ann st. al9 m-m
has !. ss
Of English and French Co!s Cassimeres and Vsstngs
SsS being % a
% eas Strange aan hSs DO
a s ss sn ssSS Ct w ss please pledges s h"
dloas regards good emitting workmanship and prices lilo
would also INFORM his customers that he has and
of genemens QUILTING of every descriptions
s,ng of stocks, scaris, collars, bosoms shirts drawers
pender silk and linen cambria handksrchefs, gloves and a
sery of all kinds.
N b. Punctuslty observed strictly in filling All orders
Nj. b. SANFORD,
50 lmsr Next to the Herald Office, New York.
ITO INCONSISTENCIES New and Complete Sys
TEN for Cutting every kind Of Fashionable Garment
ready for delivery As the reputation the author
wet
ade-not mere theoretical invention Tor specuaon but
subject IS the result of many years extensive and ahiona
bic practice in New York and Paris and will be found
such ample, plain and nSructons enable
every student to cut with and certainty all the various
styles Of worn, both in Europe and America.
This system be affected by the future changes Of
fashion, and is recommended the profession standard
he forwarded part of the United States eoda"
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TO HOTEL KEEPERs.

TO HOTEL kEEPERS.
FOR SALE the lease furniture ard xues Of the very 20
IL puar establishment known the ALL NATIONS HO-
TEL, No III Broadway, next below the City Hotel The
house in the perfect order aid ely fitted and furnish
ed has sleeping apartments for about persons besides family
,nd servants rooms, The lags rubc dining room on the
ound floor neatly fitted aud furnished and affords ample
accommodations dine from four i've hundred persons a
W. The private dining the Cd floor unequalled
or beauty fronting Trinity Church Yard aud Broad
way There also the I'd 1oor an elegant Billiard Room
nng on the chuchyard with four Of Noores best Tables
md all the appurtenances belonging them To any
wishing TO embark in such esthli,hment who has got
means the whole will be sold fvobe For further
PARTICULARS enquire the premises ol Nlf. Coter
SIl A aoda Aec
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N H. Puncuaty observed strictly IN filling all orders
M. b. SANFORD,
50 lmsr Next to the Herald Office, New York.
DEPOT
OF CENT? EAfENS FANCY DRESS ARTICLES.
READY LINENS Under ARMENTS n &c

HE Subscriber would call the attention of their patrons aud
strangers visiting this city, TO their rich and extensive
handkerchief dressing gowns, hosiery lambs wool merino,
silk cotton Berlin buckskn and other under shirts and draw
Their Of the above goods and all other articles
appertaning gentensn wardrobe are nch varied ana
community they would particularly recommend their new
style Of genemens shirts containing Improvements
The shirts by hem to suit the
form Of the thereby dong with the large verpus
Of linen used under the old sysep Of cutting and adding not
only the comfort Of the but the beauty Of the
form This Improvement manifest to the Judges OF the
awarded the subscribers elastic Brace patcu
ay recommended all who have acquired the habit
Of STOPPING They will be found Of immense benefit
Of habits by bracnr he shoulders they strengthen
the free of the They would also call aen-
ton to their patent elastic Russia riding belt Gentlemen
depend being suited with the best and most fashionable
articles by calling at the old .c.rp
au 90 lmsec 2y7 Broadway. corner If Park place.
ON CHANGE AGAIN-RETURN no THE OLD
STAND
THE undersigned after years experience OF the evil
effects resulting from large stores and larger rents happy
INTERN his customers and tse cOmmuny general
lease of of his old stand No L. formerly 81 Wall street Nor
Buildings, of New street. ard Tor my
ebraed by his well known SIGN OF TIE GOLDEN
FLEECEa beacon all who quest Of good and
fashionable garments.
To such Of his old patrons who have lost sight OF him
during his wanderngs he invites their return 10 the Odd SrD
with the ola adherence TO his well established
fame for skill and punctualty OF the public generally he
sonable cloths vestings &c which he VIII be
happy make up in the faithful manner aud
Bile charges for Cash Only The and attention be-
slowed making and trimming when the cloth purcl
CHARLES cox.
sill lmr Sign ofthe Golden Fleece No. Wal, -.
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CENTLENEN's LEFT OFF WARDROBE-Cien,le
" families DESTROYS Of converting their lett of
ing apparel into cash. obtain Tor the the highest cash
price. -.
10 families and gentlemen quitting the city, changing
dence having supruous effects dispose of will fluid
much their send for the subscriber who will
attend them at their residence By appointment,
No. John st, New Yrrk.
line through the post Office, or otherwise will receve
prompt attention.
D. M PEYSER, ~ CO.,
MO 10 William street. Of John and 437 Broad
~ way received by recent arrivals extensive supply
If the following FANCY GOODS, which were carefully Sc
ey offer for sale wholesale and retail, liberal TERMS
viz . WI N. -. --..,..-s--
Rerl;n Embroidery Patterus--a choice selection.
Canvass Embroidery cotton worsed lnen sk gold
aud :, ,yer. of all widths and qualities
Silk Chenille for embroidery, trimming and flower making
Purse Twist German French ana English PLAIN and Shaded
Floss Sin for Embroidery and Fringe Makers skeins and
snspsnder, superby embroidered, and Suspender Trim
Cold Silver and Steel Beads in all Nos
Mother of PEARL Gold Silver and Steel Purse Ornaments
Gold and Silver Fringe, Braid Cord, Twist Thread and
Tassels.
cles.
Artificial Flowers a choice selection,
Frnge Of woHcd and silk imported and Domestic
'A''' A''''' ""'''' 'AN ~ ~ IL smsec
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NOTICE TO FRENCH, AMI HiCAN AND OTHER
lN ClTIZENS.-UNION HOTEL, No. l6 Rector street
corner Of Greenwich streetP De.m9tie has the honor TO
heretofore existing between the advertiser j. Bonnard
dissolved by mutual aud that he has reopened his
old establishment above which has
by him for the five The Union Hotel has been
thoroughly repaired and renovated sad contains
plete aud comfortable sitting and lodging be
found the CITY The cooking department. conducted Ia
Frencaise and amply supplied without regard
and the prices charged guests conformity with the
times. An excellent Table dIIoe is ready every day o.
clock for which the moderate price of 81 cents only chaed
The advertiser hopes that his aud desire
give satisfaction will insure him the patronage of his fellow
counymen, and of all gentlemen who wish obtain
capital fare and accommodation the least possible expense
mHec
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JAMES LACY.

DRAPER AND TAILOR, GO John street. William,
- continues make Gentlemens garments Of super.o.
Workmanship, and in the most fashionable style at his usual
low prices: Gentlemen in want Of and fashionable cloth
should call and examine his select stock Of goods before
purchasing elsewhere trial will be sufficient
the economical that for beauty Of tit style of workman
ship and such extraordinary low this establishment
cannot be surpassed by any in the city.
o. Gentlemen furnishing their goods can have them
made and trimmeda perfect fit warranted the OF the
goods returned au2i 1mr TERMS CASH.
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VIM. L. JENNlNGS W W.
DRAPERS AND TAiLORS, 23l Broadway, American
- Hotel opposite the Fountain, solicit attention
ment Ct ssasonsbe goods including Cloths Cassimcs Vest
Ic all the aud 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 the establishment, which commend to
those requiring articles for immediate the addition
stock of Of first quality ready made Gar
ments, consisting of
Surtouts Frocks,
Dress Goats, Pantaloons,
Yeats Office Coats
Travelling Frocks Dressing Gowns. sc.
A choice collection OF
Silk and Satin Scars, Cravats,
Handkerchief, Gloves,
Suspenders, Hosiery,
Under Shirts, Drawers,
Muslin Shirts, Collars Sc.
At prices which must offer Inducements purchasers
jy2a amsec
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IA TO LET-The rear par; OF the store No 2lS Broad
n way, under the American Museum size Of the room
about by IS feet through the hall adjoning
seate entrance can be had from Broadway next to the
hunk being of the central situations the city, and
we'll located for billiard almost any other business
Possession be had immediately Enquire the premises
Of L. BUSHNELL.
II 2wsec
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SHIRT MANUFACTORY,
AND GENTLEMEN,s FURNISHING STORE.
co MAIDEN LANE.-Just received the latest and most
% approved French pattern shirts general Of
shirts under hosiery, cayats handkechefs &c.
Shirts and under made order and repaired
short notice For SALE Counting House Desk, with three
drawers and book rack. WIN. COLLINS.
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General Sessions.

The merchants of this city are requested to Cover
themselves accordingly.
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Essen AT SEVEN O'CLOCK EVENING LINE
G@5EISrT33'or ALBANY AND TROY direct, without
SWALLOW, Captain a; McLean viii leave the foot Of
Couandt every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday
evenings, al I o'clock, for Albany direct
The Swallow has large number of and for speed
and accommodations is not surpassed the Hudson.
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Asrewxn STEAM SHIP NEPTUNE. Captsin
MMEyfI0 teber eth, at O'clock, p NJ for Charleston
:, -SS,lGA5lsl4 Key West Havana New Orleans Cal
mer Is aoW beng overhaped and perfect order for the
season Her cabins and elegantly fur sled
it her.
For above the cabins steerage for hight
freight and specie for Charleston, apply to
j. II BROWER,
s6r IS Wall S.
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MEDICAL.
on sTRICTUEE AND IT'S CURE.
THE FOLLOWING REMARKS WILL PLACE BE


F s s..s s TSi e. ,
and often sIisis in persons who mot
Of a that notion psv, pei
q the noon s that there are s; par
in the last place thar the Of structure Is
tain free from PAIN and generally accomplished in little
Wh ,ssf5 Sd 70 h Sc, ,s Of those remark.
Gononhea IT. Instance that disease is suffered 70 cont
Rue on from month g month % month slides into gee
OMEN adas.yt sfs sn% .Seaid 5:
which naturally cfannS and q ss
n pa ssua Of hs s. and fur
Length q time = lar s9% aynS but the hidden
But yhai speeay leads The atsntiOH OF from ,h. disorder
:sns chang. II any or
% only s Of q.
how sis DESCRIPTION about iii. city,
i ono ss Eli 5 Rsn &.
morn; On SssT:
aud pills. and eOrs and the like many month. tosethsi
hut whom On seeing the real nature Of the case he has enrsd
With view preventing these mposision,. therefore.
: ~ Which 9fs may % yeA ean
os 81 o. and
be stated bshythey the following The frat relates
IKE MANNER OF has bean already said the
need not BE- much anshsS or %psded But
whether drop or two viii ever si away 50 as to wet little
-noting is indicative Of structure. The next il
TaE Tine GoEoEr sa HAs lGM.,SEg vSGynIp
Il .s one IS Esss
to stIcIse than another but as general rule if should Be
:uesa srsasd At least for the suspicion Of stIie.urs The
t4sss - Sis. Job
vdua but common that the writer rarely case Of
sctus land he see. many every diy in which The patient
Of spirits. and the dsappenT Of other maladies
With regard to e cure Of Structure on this subiec. i, is su
6cient to observe land stated with confidence and plea
plised in very little time. So much IL. could not hav.
been advanced years but such has been the improve
that he can accomplish Of structure 70 As many
days as formerly il demanded month";
TAI T ss T. Ina s % n.d T
but he al dss Which
Il Is advisable however, that those who suspect .tcure il
possible should consult the author personally and nothing
who isay have to wait a little
which The public and specially strangers coming this city
may rely with confidence what has been advanced. With
dua,s Of Edinburgh &c Sc he has been engaged the
Of diseases in hospital and city practices for
pesy on them Also that he has testimonial letters from Ii,
most eminent physicians Europe the eminent
s. fSser 81 Others. N Ss
mtteJ refer u almost every Physician Of eminence in thu
b. Ralph consulted at his private residences No. 90 Green
wich towardhe Battery any hour He also Be
consulted By post Tho little volume above referred 70