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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-05
House OF Repre- entatives.

WASHINGTON Wednesday, April 3.
Mr.. PHENIx presented bill 10 allow drawback
on foreign merchandise, exported from this coun-
try in the original packages, to Mexico and Cana
da. Ii was read twice, and referred
Mr., J. w. DAVIS made report granted certain
sections of land for the Wabash and Erie Canal.
Mr.. ADAMS then presented his report on the Mas
sachusetts resolutions, referred in the early part Of
the session to the Committee of which he was the
Chairman. This report was made Tor himself and
Mr.. GddIngs only. lie moved that II be laid on
the table and printed.
Mr. BURT, of s c., hoped the report would be
read before the House voted on the printing OF 1t.
The Clerk began to read 1T.
Mr.. HoUsToN moved 10 postpone the consdera-
ton of it, to-day was the day for Territorial bu-
slncss.
Mr. SAUNDERS called for a division OF the ques-
ton to lay on the table and PRINT
Mr. INGypsoIr said he had report to make on
the same subject for himself and Mr.. Ihomasson.
Mr. ADAMS said he wished his report printed with
the one formerly made by Messrs. burt ana TILL
mer. .,
Mr. WELLER said they could vote on laying on
the table now and the printing tomorrow
The vote taken and the report wds laid on the table
Mr. wrlrn moved to postpone the question Of printing
I'LL tomorrow A.. .. L..
table.
Mr. wrsrmor called for the ayes and noes on this.
Mr BARNARD called for the reading Of the report.
Mr. objected to the reading Of the report There
were reports in all this subject and would take
ten hours read them all II would take two hours TO
read Mr. Adams's report alone.
MIR J. Il. IreyRsoI then made report for himself and
Mir Thomasson the subject.
Mr. Bunsr presented report en- the same subject,
his hook.
MIR SAMPLE do do do.
MIR MoRsr do do do
Mr. J. r. INoInsoLL then said that majority Of tho
Committee had instructed Mr. Adams chairman. to re-
port two resolutions One that Is nexpedient TO grant
adopt the recommendation Of the Massachusetts Legs
lature and the second that the Committee be discharged
IRON the further consideration Of the subject
Mr. ADAMS said he had already reported those Ieso-
tons and the journal Of the committee which nc
instructed 10 report.
The Clerk began reading the journal Of the committee
Mr. SUMMERS objected the journal did not form paoi
MIR ApAms denied this and said he had been distinctly
ordered to report that journal as part OF the report OF the
committee. $500, -, -,
Here there was great deal Of noise and confusion and
the House was getting into severe state OF excitement
MIR C;rppISss said that Mr. Adams was ordered to re-
port the Journal to the House hence Il WAS Dc faoso
part OF the report,
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MONEY MARKET.
Thursday, April 40 p. \

The stock market was uncommonly fiat to-day. Thu
sales were to limited extent. Long Island declined
per cent Mohawk ! ; Pennsy lvania IS Ohio 6's
kentucky 6's Farmers Trust l. Harlem advanced
per cent Canton !. United States SIS, Norwich and
Vicksburg closed at yesterdays prices.
The sales of real estate lately comprise principally
productive property situated in the lower wards of the
city Prices do not however rule high as at the
mencemsnt Of the season. Real averages about
twelve-andaha per cent better prices than it did last
year at this time Lots in the upper part of the city, are
IN very little request and those sold this brought
prices corresponding with those current for several years
past.
Foreign exchanges are very steady. We quote prime
bills on London at los LOST Paris 81 27} d. 2ss
The demand however, at present Is very limited on ac
count Of the recent departure Of the steamship
Domestic exchange maintains very uniform quotations
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IhOI11NG.
The following Sweepstakes open, the 10th
Of April =:
rats hest IN 5, wagons Sub $2j fl $50 added by the
proprietor
2swcepsake fori year old colt. der mile heats
best ia urd.r tie saddle. Sub $50, f; S25 added
No 3Swespskr; for hores that ro,ted for money
two mils heats in harness. Sab 8 h (; SIS added
No A. same IS No 3, under III" saddle; S25 added.
No 5Sweerst,ke; for no that
mile heats in harness. Sub SIS f. S25 add.d
No 6-Sw epstake; No under slddle s25 adj
ded
mite heats IN harness Sub s75 h {; $23 added
No 8Sweepstakei No T. nndfr the saddle; s2G ad
ded
No 9-sweepstake for horseI that won rupe over
SIS, mile heats in harness Sub So; 4 $40 added
No lOSweepstqke same No ., under the saddle $50
added
No II Sw.epstake; for horses that
500 mile heats IN harness Sub sl00 Il $50 added
No l2swcepstks No. II, uu der the saddle; $50
added.
aNo i3Sweerstake for horses that won purse
$50, mills heat heat three ia under the saddle catch
weights Sab $50, h {; S25 added.
The above Sweepstakes and close the 9Th Of April
ut Jones' Second Waid HOTEL By 10 o'clock. r. NJ three
more to maHe race.
UThe Prorrto Of the Cenrevc Course offer for the further
Of the Trong Sport approJrale the whole
Of the money the Members aud PuDc Stands the
Copre the winning horses that matched to I'll
prescott year rhe of mskng matches hsve
tue privilege Of manning Course OF each match the
pn will without Oh rye for their ,eryices.
number Of good Box stalls be had at the Course free Of
charge IL lied for The track is in Strate order
as 2t-rc
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On Tuesday, ID inst at the Methodist Episcopal Church
in Forsyth street by the Rev. Heman Bangs, GEO. T..
BELcHER, M d. to ELIZABETH r., daughter of Jno. Har-
per, all of this city.
At Savannah, (Ga) the 25th ut by the Rev. w.
Preston, Mr. ADRIAN " LA Roche, merchant of Angus
ta to SARAH ELIZABETH eldest daughter of jeremiah L.
| Knapp, ESQ, OF New York.
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Second Board,
New StOck Exch.u
Stnfe OF TraSie.

AsHes-Pos dull, but prices do not yet meet the
views of purchasers We quote 81 i39 So Pearls are
still held at So but the sales limited that holders
will be compelled shortly to give way.
CorroNThc sales to day amount to 2 800 bales. Hold.
appear still The purchases generally averaged lc
advance on the prices OF yesterday although few
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Brighton Cattle Market.

APRIL l-At market, 27O beef CATTLE 20 pairs work.
ing oxen, 800 sheep, and $50 swine.
PRcEs-Beef Cattle-Prices have further advanced.
We quote extra S. so a 49, first quality, SIS a 80; Sc
cond quality 81 so $5 third quality, 81 80. yoke
or two of large cattle sold Tor trfe than
highest quotations.
Working Oxen-Sales at rs, So 81 and $ss.
Sheep-From rs to 81 as
Swine-Lots to peddle, SC for sows, and cents for
barrows Large barrows Al and At RETAIL 81 to 7c
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Passengers Arrived.

HAvANA-Ship Adelade-A Hemenway. NJ Saugurico, Mrs
Gordon Xelasquez: de Feyai, Lu ar. Bustament
PORT AZ PRINcE.Brig Gen Marion-W Jones, Of New
York; Luther U 8 Commercial Agent Port Prince
NEy ORLEANs-shp Panthea-Mr Walsh and daughter and
20 ia the storage.
CHARLEsToN-Sh;p II Alert w Simpson, lady and
daus.er Log,kin: and lady, Warren and lady. Mrs Will
son, NJ Marens Phillips-20 in the seerage
CHARLksr9N-B1g Moon-Miss NJ Phillips. Capt J A..
PM sP SatShfId sr Sart Grp5
Mcintosh, w Goday. II johnson, \ Dawes, J Bammon
Leaterman C Smith, G Geltz-6 in the steerage.
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EOrelRn Markets.

Havana, March 20-Lumber wv. P) IS 500; molasses
shocks 81 49, box do 75c; hoops, S40 empty hhds So
Is; pitch pine lumber, 500 FreghtsTo Cowes, f2 10
per tom Russia 60 Is do; Gibraltar and market e. 10
do Boston and New York, 81 2a per box These rates
are hard to be obtained Several American vessels have
left for New Orleans in ballast In port to-day 80 ships
and barques 70 briggs Is schooners ALL ITO. coasters
exCepted
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NOTICE.

rTHOsE Persons who purch ed Tickets for the Concert for
the Benefit OF the New York Fire Department Fund for
Tuesday evening last the Broadway Tabernacle aud wes
unable 10 obtain admission requested to them
being made for the repetition the ON
CERT, 90 MONDAY EVENING, April 18th, at the same
place. which will preclude the possibility ofdssppoutmcn
obtaining seats -- -
=, mem ft sMss PRy LARsAGH' {cOmnl''s''
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MARITIME HERALD.
sailing Days OF the steam ships.
Notice To Pilots and Captains OF Vessels

All RIOTS and Captains Of vessels requested
tact mat Robert y Martin formerly ship collector
not now III our employ. lie not there fore TO receive any
'ewSpapei or reports intended for the Row York Herald
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ularsed. Many foreign manufactures excluded in
consequence OF the impossibility Of giving them in de-
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SHIP Mastery ana Agents.

W .si esteem favor, if Captains Of Weasel. wi sis
TO Commodore ROBERT SiLvEy OF our News Fleet, r..
toi Of the shipping left the Port whence they sailed Tia
ss'ts Spoken on their fss'sys List Of their Caf9 AM
board them Immediately their arrival Agents and Cor
respondes home abroad, will sso confer bj
sending this Oce al the Marine lntesencc they cal
cbta,a Nautical .iorriaoA of kind viii be thsaknil,
rsc.lyrG
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AMERICAN MUSEUM.

" ~ L Il IL Il T. L u u "A ~
EVERY DAY AND EVENING THIS WEEK
r-Day VIsi'ers admitted The sam- evening free III
Greatest attractions IN the CHy.
The Mango takes lar pleasure
MIR. AMI MRS RANDELL,
THE LARGEST
GIANT AND GIANTESS!
the world They have Ja,t arrived from Europ ~ all parts
by the nohiiy and snd have by than
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND PERSONS
durng the Their exhibition has been attended with
the triumphant the Old Weird and they
TALLEsT COMPLIMENTS
the inhabitants OF the NJ especially the inhabitants
Neg York. lid ask share the patronage ch their
mtrts-their Enormous Proportions, richly deserve By
the wonder and curosts in the world Their form
and ,ymmry perfect and their appearance every way in
tereng aud pleasing being and aabe their
They be at all hous Of the day and evening" aud will
Also eagaged-THE KENTUCKY MINsTRELs for one
week only; Mr.. WIN COLE, and his DOG BILLY Mis-. +.
RICHARDS, LA PETITE CERiTO, Mr. H. g. SHER-
MAJ, Mr. " q. BOOTH, MIR WHITLOCK, MR. b.
WILLIAMS. and MIR HOWARD, who give
SPLENDID PERFORMANCES every evening at half
Beautiful WAX FIGURES representing Of Indians
OF the Crow Tribe the o. killing Santa Fee Trader, TO
gsethssTr with GEN TON THUMB. POLLY BODINE and
The GIpsY FAMILY, six in number recently from Ger
faithful representatives Of the ancient people OF
Egypt, may be seen in their native costume
The GIPsEY QUEEN, the Fortune Teller, be
ly cons alted at All hour, OF the day and evening"
Performances every evening at N O'clock and Wednesda,
and saturday afternoons at O'Clock.
Tickets % Censchilden lfX TWEEN
tyve for private consultations with the 0pse
Queen. "A re
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SEVEN O'CLOCK MORNING LINE.
For A. RAW

rOIl hIsphN
aOn TROY AND INTERMEDIATES
the foot Of Barclay street Breakfast and Din.
board.The new low pressure steamer TROY Cart
Gorhan, starts above on Saturday, April g. at ococs IN
the morning For apply at the Office foot of Barclay
street on bsNrd,
All goods fright baggage bank bills spece or other
perty board Ibis boat the risk OF the fsuo
goods, SC. a5rc
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CHEAPEST CARPET ESTABLISHMENT IN THE
U. STATES,

MORRISON DOBBS have just received large sp ell
dd ass ortment ofnsw patterns of superior English ply
extra double SUI crime and ingram Crpetng
Nenitan hall and Carpet Floor Oil Cloths; Tuftei
Turkey Jugs; Parlo Door Mats Table aud Piano Covers
&C., all OF which ordered aud for prev
Gus 70 the great advance tina above and
will be sold at the usual low prices 80 Bowey We advise
all who are about purchasing call AMI Their
lection ANDERSON X DOBB
as 2wsnc 90 Bowery list store above He ser st,
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COLLECTIONS IN CENTRAL AND
WESTERN NEW YORK

WESTERN NEW YORK.
1NHE SUBSCRIBER will e'rly in the spring PASS through
cty town aud vill,ge in Central and Western
York and will undertake. for the usual son the
lection OF any notes accounts. NC entrusted to him.
Refers to DIR Sherman log Nassau street; apman
o2 William street; C. G. Wright Co. 1877 Broadway, and
saint John Tousey corner Wall Broadway
street s. II IIISFY
10 lwsrc Joslin's Corners, N Y.
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GOH REWARD-l ost Tuesday morning last, between
Ec Sprrg street md Bond street. ,nall paper roll
timing niney-tve hundred dollars The I'm der who re-
turns the same to '9 Brosdway will receive the named
reward as ltsrc
SAMUEL THOMPsON'S 2I3 Pearl street and prov
ing property. as lt.ec
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OTTO COTTAGE,
II o. OKE N ANDING

OAf lain L. SCl1W AhlL.
'NHE PROPk IETOlt of this and magn esab sh-
ment will be happy hi, friends Monday the 9th
OF April in t'Dt at 2 I. M. as ltsec
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UN THE CURE Of STRUCTURE
A. FORMER ADVERTISEMENT ON STRlCTUR

much pain. va: aien o explain he dissass
he es.i q i f$o:s. hoy.vss cespryins
1ssn .sss on. s + e az
1Soas oSs sa' BY no -
that the Of should be obstucied
S and ons sa 5 , %
@ S:i
n Z soH h ma % s % S q % s.
.asa aI Ssppsa. .qps'addrS and with SS
e % Of s tss ,Ss SS:s X
isseIf rherr however trrs circumsances which
s e s %Hss
s %ss' e Many Os might + m 1
T. Ss'0IE
VI % .as sas e in II % M r. s.9 .
M s..d Mass o. has sS sdy Sss What 5 d.
"a: +: 'ss:. : Ss ss
%
Si ''fis X.
oc: issauspi q sassui. not severity. puei
&c saa sas s'f' ss
no. s
.an q n: rss s's s strengthen any other ''e'
psa as e.. s se r.
.aS q. " :.%. .H .ss ss 81 NS a.. % o so%
itls.uls i which patient doe; moi 9D'srys Sa s
effect; though little under0od but unquestionably
Indeed whoever eonsiden the natural connection
d asaan aaS winch mind .s s
through the medium the sexual
the mind. This however II better explained in Tn
pvan Treatise" Of the author little volume which
he activity of mind invariably returns
With respect the Of Strictureths IL gratifying
generally accomplished little time, and without
an yenience. Nothing can exceed the improvement
abe years in the Of this complaint indeed t
asnds q proper snd s.psrsncsd persons The cure q seE
nonihs Many pssons consult te write, wns come on bus
ursd thyua ms been source q trouble and anxiety io
,i:hes his own peculiar means Of cure tosslhs! with his Pr
a nation the subject and wrtssq IN The pansst manner
;cnsulted on the yarons diseases eed 70 IN biz Prvan
NY hou and IN Of he number q pe!snds and
make t o wing atenent satsfsctory groqpd Of conf
se &c he has been engaged in M Of these diseases bot
pubshed three editions Of work expressly hen Also
rom the eminent msa IN Amercaas Sir Ashley Cooper
London 20 Dr.. Mo Of New York; Dr. Pysc, or Philadsl
pha and othe, and that he permitted % refer almos
very Physician Of this city. The Private Ta
se" il 81 Address Dr. Ralph, q Greenwich
an tvnSv
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PUBLIC OPINION

RI A InONOUNCE0 DR sHERMAN? WORM L0
q zkNqE9 az ss's psp.I.s':s &c fns S';rrs1ss o.
sssssni % he sssss that dry iia vitosi any ae,
s thsY have become well known IL every part q f lsod
Snapsns siass TSs has BEEN attended w Won
ssfh much dat parns have now no s4nndens
any otpr msdcins os the expulsion Of worms The tssel
S : g. IL. sS
fsr want Of proper remedy Even The cause OF The senss
aot inspected nus bon o. shsm:. wS sno sss
y careful procur. the genuine shsmaa. Worm LoSenss'
Cousumron Couehs Ccld Asthma end al dssasss sf t
tossnges The Rev Dau. Anthony Of the Oneida Confer
es ws sysp Hp BY his end Tsss Lossugss og snon
IIehsI and Soss v;se.sss es.d Se p5odue.d
= q. SSsedsdly preferable % ali othe1 prspsIaons
che Papaon q Heart Sea sicfnsss and ssscsons Of
ve immedate relief y collie, diarhaa. and spasmodc afsc-
He has asc Cathac Loxengs which take without
rouble being pleasant 70 the tase peppermint
SS LS'nr Fl hS for sy q: &
Ef 's' PR w as.
I'd 70, Veal Backs smati.I Pains in the Lsias
viii supply the annual demand Number Of
atemptsd foOe the community
fet article buf those who in hs habit Of Esmg sheman
Observe thar ever Pasts ade By Dr. Sherman beaIs e
genuine prssraos G pr shman be obt.ined
aa.Sn s:a5:
oss eet. sSpss soss. VI. H.x 10 Fulton
Bgooklyn ziebsrl Isass suiainss fha; and Rsddings
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SECRET HABlTe..Dr bsnj.nir Bell supernpend1is o.
> the Asylum nt CkarestOwn, audng to the subject OF
hi, aots. s.s os l'sa: our @;a: sYaItas y ing
sadS B Gregory: nyronling Tonic Cordial remedy
cudng .smeasl ssnisa wesknss bssnnsss and debility
codness in the organ. Of pr also the an
habits and also s prevention and Of private
diseases.
T have !saA VI. Gssgerys work called The Rubcon."
consig il well aAapesd awaken attention subject
bIghung BODY a1 and .os than ether vca We
nave pow IN ne Asysm about ~ conhrmso lunansi wn9:s
nsidoas and dssolasna habit Ts work in question should
. 'iss s a'' y ''1 S1s- n
N. Y. State Lunatc Asylum, Utica 2eth Sept. lelt.
70 Dr. GrsgOrys Fssdsace Is 6 Gold street, where tn
Book and the Cordial for sse ts Book At 50 cents sent
larger qsantitiei s Of 30 dozen carefully packed
shipment and will b sent q Of the world a. may
for the sale Of the above articles hs lamp M Fulton
street, and The following drug stores:
- William seuese;
s. 60Wesy;
IL BoW.Sy;
llG Delancey street;
n East kr0eAway;
u and ~ FULTON street;
OF lmsec And boch corners Broadway and Chanbers 1t
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hADA~JL ALss
HEAlALE PHYSICIAN, Office asd residence, i4s ,srecs
wich rset, between Courandt and Liberty Streets wbc
he eau consued with the susest confidence complains
Incident to the female frame
Madame Restes experience and ledge In the treatment
obstinats cases Of female irfrsu soppage, suppression
xc, such 70 require but eject perfect
ladies desiring proper medical attendance during confnensn
other ndsposon will be accommodated daring such time
With private and respectable board.
Preventive Tor married adiea whose de,,cale OF
reosous health forbids too rapid family will BE-
BY mail any Of the United States Price x PacL
8oston Office. No J Esssx street '-'
NB-Lhose encoslnE mone5 need not pay postage.
N. B.-Madame kESTELL woaid ,niofm lad,es rrs,d;ns
ut the city whose health would admit travelling
hat se w9yld devote her personal attendance upon in
Ov 0uuru Sffff Wtthiu rasDnanlr
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TO MARRIED LADIES.

MADAME RESTElAl.S PkEVkNIIvE YOWDEk6,
-These Invaluable Powder have bsen unvcrssly saopte
well by thousands this country being ouy
s and ecacious remedy for married ladies whose health for
oids too rapid Increase Of family.
The results Of cH adopt.a d1 hapines. tbs health
vast 70 touch upon within the limits Of
esa which aeet only the present well bsna u parvn
the future happiness Of their on'ns ls bat well
snown that the lam lies Of the itn increase ssyond
now nany instances docs hard wofkmA fnet, and
specially the moer Of poor family slaves tnrouGh
out their lives tugRnE at the Of inceaan abo ons
20 lye and living bat to toll when they might have ejoyed
weighed down the spirit, and last broken the ratn Of the
aner how often the left unable, with the
Intentions, TO r satheess Offspring iron becsni1s
egaded objects Of charity progas Of kvsA
the days Of che kiud husband and father embtersd
holding the emacaed form aud declining het Of the
a,on Of his BOSOM she had reached the Of
-sst s;ssa:k,nE INTO psnaaIs grsewh ts esrs:n pOs
and his young and helpless children Of sss ing
stsntions and watchiu socitude, which mother
oestow, not unequsny at time when least able support
he heaTtrending afction deainbe henis mos7l-
60 themselves the we'll being Of teir ospns, wsn sg
gc, easy healthy and certain fsmedy s within conUoI
The advertiser feeling the importance Of this subject
mating the vast benehs sunR hyusands the
IGNITION Of the married 70 IT'S consideration and
sirtuous prevent evils which ssbecl oy samp
md healthy means within control Every dspnssouaio,
yirtuous and enlightened mind, viii unostatnHly
rce i've dollars package accompaa,ea with full and Dsru
;ulaI directions
All ls;tsT aS, @ o ge: Rsld ard ssar.d @ oon ~"
nours from = A. tosP NJ Boston Office No. EssoY
N.B-Ihose enclosing need Jvz9
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VlciJiCAL ADVICE

NucHACAL ADt iCE
NOCTOK LAMERT still confdentially consulted hi
old Office 81 Gold street between Fulton and Beekman o.
III diseases Of delicats his eatnent beng mild and
udcOua requires neither mercury, restraint Diet hin
trance from business pursu Recent cured IN or
lays.
DEBILITY NERVOUS OR CONSTITUTIONAL
rising from frequent indulgence Of the passions Of inds
youth and thereby causing niehty emissions and event
lally confirmed imotency engage the DR. srctest attention
object being the system mentally aud bodily,
of vgOI originally designed.
beng the least sometmes caused by maltreai
Of unntasd medical reenders and sometimes by thu
legect Of the themselves by the Dr. effecuay
eurpd, without pain : inconv@nlence.
The brnp Of the few qualified advertising Sur
he city p~rect charge made
ers postpad enclosing Tee ,mmedate at@nded 70, and
1pdcine It'll advice, TO Of the United states
nthcs. 81 Gold stret OIen from Am. PM.
p3o O svTc
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DOCTOR MORRISON.

~ Doctor Morrison continues he consuIed coudenally
all diseases which he without mercury,
.raint die oI pursuit Recent cases particularly "Goaor
sfRICTUREs OF THE URETHRA are cured by Dr.
VI improved principles without pain
those Of other Affections p the snar appaans aone be.
animation those aected with enlarged postAs sands may
,uher much injury from awkward practitioners
Nervous aud Constitutional Debility lMs aHecron and
me train o evils resulting from secret desrncnse habt
ire radically cured BY Dr. NJ cU pathological y
s;rorns the system . healthy tone and enssaux is
aal vlgor. perfect cure guaranteed, or chAsaes
N.B-Dr NJ h0lus communion with pEetendss
~ho claim g be sayeons a. ne perhaps: The oalv 9ssd
~ Fulton street esen postpaid and Containing &c viii
nsure medicine and advice 20 part 0f the Union.
Office A4k Fulton, Greenwich New A0rx Oysn from
A. NJ 70 10 7. NJ. daily. Ia ~
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l Disease, and all his grisly train,
Are now upon the wing again.
Wrspd IL. thick fogs or chilling showers,
They come, 70 rack these frames Of ours
Lo Bilious Cholic leads the van,
The mortal enemy Of man:
Dyspepsia marches by his side,
Seixng victim At each stride.
Rheumatic gout and Pleurisy,
For their dread share put in plea.
Ague and Fever. Cough, CaAuh,
Are armed TO carry on the war;
While fierce C0nsumption-form OF lar
Cuts OF tie stra.glers in the rear.
Colds, niermltte u Inflammation,
or every denomination,
Morbid disorder of liver
Diseases VI the vital rver,
That wandering through the maize Of veips
The System succors and slstans--
Are at this all too rife,
And, Vampire-Iike, their food il life.
For their dread contact then PREPARE!
As jackson laughed at British bragg,
Ensconced b@hind his cotton bags,
And, Knowing how his guns 10 train,
Swept the Invaders from the plain
30 you may laugh a deadest ills,
III your defence Is PLTERS FILLS!
They sweep disc 'se ay at once
As surely a. Old Hickorys guns
And, like the foes taught ~ fly,
They come back their luck to Try.
Chulic, Dyspepsia, Fevers, Chlils-
Avaunt. My s,ell is PETERS PILLS!
PRircPAL OvrcE, las Fulton. corner Of Nassau
o3l I'm IN