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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-18

II UCINA CORDIAL, OR THE ELIXIR OF
Ed LOVE. tits SO ercign and speedy for
Incipent Consumption Barreuncss, ObS uctOn, diff
ticult or painful MenStruation, lnconlnence of Urine,
or involuntary discharge thereof and for general pros
ifation OF the system, whether the result of inherent
causes produced by rreguary, illness oraccdent.
Ii is pleasant 10 the taste, ana positively sure in its
operations in !nConhGa or W hites. Its unrivaed
puatiun in both hemspheles is the sult of It's al
most supernatural virtues.
Let despair! Nothing can be more surpris-
ing than its invgorating effects The human frame.
Persons afflicted with weakness and Iasstude before
taking it, at once Lcc0me robust and full of energy
under It's influence. 1t imme dat,ly couneraets the
nCrvClessness ooseness OF the female frame, which
is the only cause of bauenHess; and which, prior 10
d. Mangms discovery, was considered 10 be Incura-
bic. Language, indeed cannot do justice to the
tits Ct tie LUCIN.} CORDIAL, which is regarded
by the heads Of the Faculty of the most i'm
uu:tauI discoveries of the age.
For sale by G, K. TYLER, cor. of Baltimore and
High So: ROBERTS Il ATKlhsOr, corner Of Han-
over and Baltimore SIS; and J, NJ LARCQUE, conner
Of Baltimore and lIani,on ets.
Price 50 per bottle.
{If Purchasers, to avoid being imposed upon, will
HiGasg remember that the name LUCINA CORDIAL,
is stamped on the glass OF each bottle, sel2u
2 &DIEs M. llAIG, No. l2l GALTIMORE-ST,
~ flour doors above South street) wholesale and
retail manufacturer OF GIMFS, PRINCES, TAssELs.
Odd Fellows Masonic REGALIA. FLAGS, BAN
NER@, Sc, and deaerm MILITARY TRIMMINGS,
HOSIERY, GLOVES, SC, which he offers for sale
on terms that cannot fail to give every satisfaction.
His stock comprises, IN part, tie following articles:
Trimmings of all kinds, for Ladies dresses
Weddings LGCcs Odd Fellows, and
CORDS and iassels Masonic Regaa
Braids, Edgngs Purse Twist
Imlors' Trimmings Carpet bindings
Buttons of all kinds Military Trimmings
Gimps, Cords, &c. of all kinds
steel Buttons Gloves, merino, silk, cot
Hair work ton and Kid
Stars, Laces Suspenders
Navy Anchors Watch Guards, Sc.
03- All orders left with Mr.. II. will be attended to
with prompiitude. se26-ly
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-18

SUPERIOR WOE2STEE3 DA1ASIGS.-
~ We have received per ship Clara
cases very superior crimson and drah Worstcd Da-
masks ot beautiful shades for curtains.
case of low priced Drib Dama>ks for coachmakers.
cases extra super black ALrACAS, expressly adapt
ed 10 our retail sales.
The above heidg our own importation we can offer
them very low.
On hand, 4 splendid stock Of rich FALL GOODS,
which we can sell TO cash or punctua cusomets at
Low prices, wholesale and retail.
HAMILTON EASTER s. CO.,
ola Dob Baltimore street.
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DIR. LANpIS'S
PATENT DOUBLE SPRING TRUSS,

VGrrGnted to perform the r dical cure Of
HERNIA or RUPTURE.
TMNAiG subscriber having purchased the Patent
Ii right of The above TRUSS, aud having entered
extensive into tucr manulaCtu tue, now oil Is ii for
sale at hall the price formerly hugvd by the patenee.
The above instrument is constructed ertifeiy upon
anatomical aud pathological principles, and meets
every Indication essential 10 the permanent ,Ure OF
HERNIA.
It possesses many important advantages ever lEe
TfuSSCS now in common usI as II combines EGNi- Ill
~ with tmress, and ny means OF tie pivot ana nGe
pendent spring, the rHd Accommodates itself firmly
to the body, and camel be displaced by The motion
Of the Wear,r. answering by This means, desitcra-
tum long sought atlGr by Tie Medical profession.
Although II is As yet new invention, il has become
much celebrated by the great benefit already derived
by hundreds who have been radically cured Of Iha!
sire to put the Truss within the reach of al afflicted,
has induced the proprietor to reduce the price
Certificates Of the strongest recommendation from
some Of the most distinguished Surgeons aud Physi
Clans of this and other cities, which can be seen by
reference to circular in the hands OF all the AgenB
and public places generally.
EPHRAlM y FORNEf, Proprietor,
Chemist and Apothecary,
No. 81 Eutaw-st., cor. Clay-st, Baltimore.
For sale by J. ID. Stewart, cor. Hanover and Cam
den-sts; LaroQue corner Baltimore and Harrison-ss
A. Reed cor. Gay aud Saratoga-sts, j. Stansbury,
Thames-st. +. p; Wiseman WrJth, Light.st oppo-
site Dix s. Fogg's Hote Sawyer cor. Pratt and Pace-
SIS; j. F. Perkins & Brother, cor Franklin and Green
streets.
Grf- The ?aenten, DR., L. may be consulted at his
Office. No. SO COUGH STREET, n ar the Point
Spring se26-eoly
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ep MERCHANT TAILORs,
\. w. Corner of Baltimore and Chares-sts
Have received their FALL and WINTER supply of
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES and VESTiNGS, com
prsing every variety Of French, English and hmeti-
manufacture, which will be made 10 order in the
best and most fashionable manner, with their usual
prOmpUCSs.
fitted for their superior make OF CLOTHING, gentle
can be supplied with every article Of their appa
rn ready mGde, in style taste and elegance unsur
passed by any house in the Union. still adhcrins
strictly to the PRICE principle, AID every Article
being distinctly mcTEcd in figures, persons who are
mrcquaiutcd with the price Of goods have oppor
tuni,y of buying them low as protested judges.
10 Having fitted up the Basement of their estab-
IisGmru! tr Piece Goods Merchant TaiOrs and 9th
cts dauilng in fabrics for gentICuCn's wear, find
and Domestic Goods, purchased with the cash from
smpOricls aud manufacturers agents, which will he
sold on az sood terms US any wholesale house ia the
city, ssA5-T
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-18
ROOT AND SHOE FACTORY.

BUUI AND SF1OE FNCIUR1.
GA The subscriber would respectfully
Sys inform his friends aud the public
4 s. generally, that he is continuing the
EdEEus f3d H9Asf BOOT and SHOE Business nj No.
- 81 SOUTH GAY STRERT, oppo-
S%S1's site the Exchange, third door from
Second St. Baltimore. where he intends to mannfac-
tnre ROOTS, GATHER BOOTS and SHOES, of
every description, in the most fashionable and ap-
proved Styles of the best workmanship and material,
warranted 10 wear and fit equal 10 any in this or any
other civ IN the Union. He would also embrace this
opportunity of returning thanks 10 his numerous Gus
toners and friends for their liberal and kind patron
age. and respectfully solicis continuance Of the
same. Prices as follows:
Dress BOOTS, stitched, $500
do do pegged $50
Double sole lined water prooi Boots, stitched, Geo
do do do do pcgged, 4.OO
Cork sole ROOTS, pegged, 5O
3- All orders fiji cd at the shortest notice, whole
sale and retail,
sr6 If SAMUEL J. HANDY.
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DOCKS, BOOKS. The Wandering Jew, 10
HB so cents, now complete in two parts. 4 fall
supply of the above always for safe, wholesale and
retail, together with all the hew works as taey are
published, at --
PARSONS s. PRESTON,
booksellers and StaiionerG. Isl Pratt st.,
Ere ?; liz Eti.: 2anepe
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DEAD. The st. Louis papers announce the
death Of Mr.. Lyman B. Shaw, merchant Of
that city. Col Charles D. Brodie, U. S. N :
val Constructor, died suddenly at Pensacola D
the 4tl Of apopczy
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-18

SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD.
FRIDAY, October Il.
$500 Mary laad b's, IS!
lshifes Bait. and Ohio Railroad, 81!
10 - Keiserstown Road g.
% Com. Farmers Bank 90 ll-lG
Maryland Is closed ut ~. or sale, 49, bid.
Baltimore 6'S 1890, a 100 Tor sale, 1914 bid.
Baltimore and ONO railroad at So for sale, 81! hid,
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SOUTHERN MAE. There vas no man South
of Washington last evening.
THEATRICAL. Dan Marble is playing 10 full
houses at Pi!tSburg.
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BESOLEENT PAPERS MADE OUT and all
q Information given on reasonable terms Judgments
OF and II mouths purchased Cash loan out, from
- 10 5000 GrId, Silver, Jewahy Of every drsclp-
ion, merchandise, Sc. purchased NJ all Hines Apply
at LEWIS =. SCOTTIS Intelligence Office,
% lc Exchange Place.
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FAIL. 1915.
TX OILY W. ORENI - CO.

Ilg2,li
The New York herald., 1845-09-03
LIVERPOOL CLAssiFfcATIoN.

FLouRThe market firm at 81 81 for all kinds Of fresh
ground, with sales, and small receipts
There were sold in Albany Saturday 1000 bushels
OF wheat, raised in Albany county tor 90 cents The
price shows the article to be OF excellent quality
md demonstrates that Albany county farmers can raise
good wheat in abundance IL they try
The drought in this State extensive and severe
this season than it has been for years. There will be
very scant supply OF feed this fall and natural
sequence, 1t Is to be feared that the very essential ne.
cessary OF life, Butter, will be too and high for
the comfort of the consumers.
GRaIN-Rye at 60 roc; Corn, southern SIC; do Jer.
sey, 6Oc; do northern, 62 62I; Oats canal lie; do
southern, 80. Barley no ne here last sale at soc
HANS at a l0c.
LARD-Barrels at cents, and kegs SIC
MoLAssfs-The marketi is very firm sales Of 800 hhds
Porto Rico at - 29c; 100 barrels New Orleans 81
/ 20 hhds do at 2sjc.
PoRK-Mess, OHIO, at Sl4t, sales; prime at sll
SvGAR-The market is firm but the demand ha. been
limited Tor the past three days-saes of hhds New
Orleans at 73c 100 do Porto Rico, II SC; 100 boxes
brown Havana, SIC
WIHrs-loo or casks 30 hf pipes Port al 60 to csc.
The New York herald., 1845-09-03
..rronr, Aug as-Arr, Matilda, Philadelphia. sle woos

E.srrosr Aug GAR. Matilda. Philadelphia; Ise woos
cAL.rs Aug s5-An, Highlander. Baltimore; Henry. Hume
PonrsNourn, Aug eo-Below, Asia, Thomaston, New
Yoork.
BosroS, Sspt lar Elizabeth Firth, Pierce, Cadz; Vim
P. and Statesman Philadelphia; Oliver Albsny-srna for
Gsorss!ovn, PC CarI NYoil; Red RoysT Albany Vie,
vessels statssma. Ph,lad; Oliver, Albany; - ''
Ass & cSars;to S SCI sd
town SCI Henry, Newbs; Industry Norfoi; Meteor and
Paosprser Aug soXr Thos Ireland and Pearl, Phiadel
phia-Sid William, Phiadelphia-Aug 81, Thos Fenner
and Adelaide Philadepha Albany and Adonis Albany La
dy Jane RSSy8dopt; Moa,ilIa Newark Rsden Aers and
BI,sroI Aug so-Alida Piancaank River Va, aud sailed
H.RrroRp, Sep, Arr Phoenix. Albany; Mohawk do
Cinderella, do.
Nrw H,vEy Sept Arr Pacific, Albany Franklin; New
Albany; l. Fenwick. New York.
PoRr WALrHAM, August 2o-Ar II Roberts, from
New York.
Colombo aud Envoy, for Boston, Elizabeth from Whining
ton Del for West ndies Spy, and Export, for Pawucke
Escort aud Bravo for Boston; Amos Birdal for Fall River
aud Monmouth for Providence Yesterday There
are anchorage, eleven brg thirty schooner
and three sloop, principally boundout Wind ST. and wealth
Warren, Huchenson do; Lynchburg, Gold do; Marietta
Burr Bamber do; Demaest. Smith, do. Sid Sarah Fran
ces, Boston; Minerva, Bangor.
CuAn1EsroN. August 3o-Arr George Yates, New York
Ga Sullivan, Waite New York; Catherine Craine do.
sAyANNAH Aug 29-Sld Ronaldson Mayors NYork; Savan
nah, Dixon, do.
go Johnston ork Ph,rsaa, Liverpoo Gunare Boston,
CID Hope Howes, Galveston; Tit, Havana.
The New York herald., 1845-09-03
BY Last Nights Southern Mail.

P,nLapELrHIA, pt2-AFrJ Cohen jr, St ThomssIl}th
Sc Domingo Albert, Boston; Acorn do Eyelne NBedfod;
Mandarin do; Hadassah Portsmouth, NH; Two Brothers,
Haven; Temperance, do; Juliet Portland Cid Caroline Sa-
lem Lehigh, Pawtucket.
BALTIMORE, Sept 2-Au Megunticook. Bremen Martha,
90: Napier Amsterdam; Frances Amy Cumana aud st Tho
mas Globe, New Origins: Dover Boston; Planet do; Eme.
Jacket James. NYork; yirmon Seaman do; Aexaldria,
Lewis do; Washington, Case, do.
NoRroIs-Arr Aug 30 antic, I'm Newport. CID, barque
Bachelor, Horton, for Texas, with troops.
Foreign Ports.
ST THOMAS, Aug l6In portLefta ST Il brigs Rebecca,
for ST kits: Ida, or eIhia; Feighter waitng wll
sail for Porto Rico day; Carleton dschargag schrs
Xenobia Jones' York for sale; Merchant keene, do dis
charging Spoke going in brig Watson Cane Me- 2ath Aug
lat ~ Ion II So sc Currency, of and for Philadelphia from
Barbadoes out 10 days
The New York herald., 1845-09-03
THE DEATH OF PAIN!
II Z IT, ~ E,N l. n TIO AZ


THE PROPRiETORS of the above wonder orkng medi
ready supply the orders which have been
yed by the overwhelming demand Of the last few weeks.
Arrangements however have been made By additions
to their works which will enable them hereafter promptly
meet all the demands Of their agents the south and aud
also TO keep hand sufficient stock meet the continually
increasing demand of the city.
Those who have yet tested the wonderful efficacy Of
he above medicine in OF external wounds swemgs
of violent strains and injuries the structures; and OF
veebral complaints whether chronic casual hereby
sdysedt avail themselves by its instantaneous
lief and rap d and certain
In evidence of the absolute confidence of the propretos
the virtue OF their Lotion, they again their pledge,
never yet caimed to return the price of the
se, where the Of single bottle does effect the
cure Of any specified complaint i'll the following caegoryo
affections and diseases -
Gou, Rheumatism, Swelngs of all kinds, Dsocatons,
fractured Bones Bruises Cuts Spans Contusions and
dinous INJURIES Poisonous Bites and Sng Burns Scalds
Chilbains, Corns Bunon; ganduor Tumors Iumbago,
ypeas letter Rpgworm, and all erupons of the Skim
Fever and Ague Ague the breast and face Cramp the
Stomach aud Headache.
One Of the remarkable pecuarities of the Lotion "
consists its instant expulsion Of pain from the parts hch
II applied and it is owing to this quality and the
ting OF its character that II already largely used for
the INJURIES both external aud INTERNAL Of valuable animals
To be ha OF T. c. BAkTlNE % Vesey street, IS cents
bottles j. Butler No. Nassau street; the drug store,
Of Sixth and Thirteenth and also of
c. S. BaRTtNE x CO.. Proprietors,
Principal Depot 1923 Broadway,
door from the City Hospital.
~ b. The medicine will be given gratis, all who
moor 10 buy aletrn lxrc
The New York herald., 1845-09-03

CoibI do Vassar bales tobacco 5000 segars
Wallis Jrc aud y 900 Daniel Curtis. J-i cylinder
and piston stlmau, Allen pine apples Manuel
Tnejillo-i650o segars Matthews CO.'S do Percy Il
Pyne-G cs n r Morins-2Jo,000 segnrs order.
SBAL-Schoone Ellen Prkns-259 bales hemp 50 deer skins
sa2 boxes extract bales horse hair bale tiger skins sp
bales hemp do deer skins 20 do hides Bouchard
ST CRoix-Bargue Rossie-a3 hhds sugar bbls do and
hhds mol,sse32 puncheons rum Cartwright Harri5on-5
hhds l2] bbls master.
Sr Cnox-Barque sabea-4 hhds G bbs sugar 2O2 casks
molasses Alsop Jhauncy-2 hhds sugar DeForest CO.
~ hhds do - do mo box w Tracy, Bostoni hhs
sugar Chastelain Ponyer-iiron boiler w kemble.
The New York herald., 1845-09-03
CIcdrGnccs.
IUFdI : I2B32
So -

ARRrALs sc. At Bo.rosArrivas and cleaanees during
q,ylSai,: SHIPS. Ba,gues. Bsiss. ss4s. SIPS Total
fS1ssS, fS1:iw''s Is Is = - 3 is is 9 q, m1
OF the foreign arrivals baqpe % brgs and l72 chrs were
fOaeisn. fSssiSl's . y = II5s Iis S,1 s,9
British brgs sciIian; sch Portuguese; chr Danish
efed up he be se & saS om SSp" % fo
Taunton: The had ofcorn and was caps,zed in
i"@ 1Pt hsm %si sasns s's%
p Deme landed at Nswpa % waod ss thu Rsd sf
der brought 10 Providence '"' '''e remain
for Aansis had arrived on the 18th and fear.
nertaaed ,ha, she was lost Probably sshe old
sh s9ED ss s sy fe hs ship
the Orleans Bulletin Of the 18th u were brought to
' port "a IRONS and put to Ut prison to await thsr trial
with deals puI into Easl Maehas 9s nlt full Of water
survey odsrgd her g be discharged The thinks the
tThaIemen.
Arat Bedford Avg ship Addison, West Pacific Ocean
70 Rchmoad Reports sp Foster Of and for Nan, Went
ship I3er Knox Oahu 5h with 22a b oil and 2ioso lbs
bone 20 Parker Son 1888 lbs bone from thp Manhattan
$3.50 Do from Manhattan Of do, 500 from Crescent DO loee do
fs SS a' Go G% G s,1d d. ' g g. A r.
So is df osa hsoS $ DO s ' 80 12 % % GfSs @ as hS%
oil s5 bd, bone Have" casks bis p oil HOi d
Nea Genius n PRsd for pSss Bafb"doss @Hs
20th lat 80 38 Ion CT o. exchanged signals with an Am bark
seowng square signal white ground red border and letters
III centre.
ygne lst no Ion % brig Name Tobey Of Boston,
Bark Emma, Russell Of NBcdford with 80 bbs sp oil sld
from Zanzibar June7 Spoke June lat I2 10 lon 3 brig
Maine Tobey, OF Boston, $50 cbls 81 oybo reud sailing
from Johanna June bark Arab Harding for Haven oil not
tsted had 900 VIII 700 81 Nov M June 49, lat IS 22 lon a. co.
bark Eliza, Perkins - DIS m Salem for Maiupga All
lwoud probably day July 28 lat 30 Ion "a 30
w ship Geo Mary Bailey, Of aud u ds I'm NIondon
Spoke 10th ul lat 49, lon 80 10 whaesps Ann MARY Ann and
Webster both I'm SHarbor, out 20 DIS, oil.
spoken.
Norman from Rio de Janeiro for Philadelphia Aug 10, lat
20, Ion 81. - - -
Pensacola of Portland from Mobile Aup ~ LAT 40 m on
1025 - ~ " - -
Amra, days from Jamaica for Hamburg Aug H. lat e.
~, lon 83 10. - -
Brig Emma Copperwa passed sisal Aug st, from New
Foreign Ports.
vyh 5nly 9-sd Weshington for RIG Janero,; Croton
NSok, oommaqoid, do; Mary Jones' for Rio 0rande.
,thts .toNE June 2j-Barque Camban, from Boston via
Rpl,, w edsi Ceylon, Babbage, from Rio Nunez, July Ia
kM1otn"s: May 2In port Richmond, sasmcIons in
Home Ports.
pANoon Aug 3O-Ar Brilliant and Baltic kewYork: Fred
phia ' '' 'o'h .iuH HV"' fhnauef
roaTkASo Aug @-Ar O W Knight Carden.s, Mary, Fre
The New York herald., 1845-09-03
The CrODs.

The Montgomery, Ala. Journal Of the 9th ult saws
we nave taken some pains during the last week TO
gather correct information in relation to the coming
crop and from all can learn cotton crops of this
part OF the state probably of the whole State will ia
short ut least one-h and perhaps one-fourth of an
average one Inc corn cropi likely to be even worse
than that We have had some fine showers within the
last week but they too late to be much service
to the Planters In Mississippi Louisiana and Red River
particularly the prospects represented good But
except these we know OF part Of the country where
the crop Will be average one.
The New York herald., 1845-09-03

TO THE PUBLIC.

fVHOSE ofmy fellow citizens who acquainted with my
late sickness and suffering need but to that
have entirely recovered, but consider that the
world at large should be made acquainted with the ccum-
stances, and to enable them where find kfu physician
we're pain and swelling my bones and joints when called
individual who claims to be physician and by his
statement that he had been surgeon IN army placed my
sell under his bpf imagine my surprise In few days he
injured me Thar had to give employment and be
fined to my bed legs and coutraced
trey helpless broke out IN ulcers all body
my leg extended from the knee my ace my suengs
agones cannot then ascertaned by enquiry that
this fellow was humbug calleda physician who said my
was hopeless, when friends recommended Ds
Joseph ielne, No 20 Duane Chatham change
took pacemy pain subsidized my ulcers began 10 heal
the swelling ote bones and joints vanished legs and
became moveabe in weeks walked without erucE
es, and in two months was perfectly cured
RICHARD YATES Captain fthe steamboat loIas
may be at the of South aud Maiden lane
M I'm
The New York herald., 1845-09-03

WIN Mnuyo " We NJ iiteamshp Hbe rnia-Messrs V Child
~ RI ~; p - DfSSush Lawre NJ Buckingham "
Thos Cbow" 9os0 Of ssem Eh2gs S aud d Boston"
Crona, Ma,, a Csosr LoIeac sternkie T. Boa,l r. We
oyd anG n v Ssn fragkln Csapman W CropPsn y
,ssearg ,sd i. Va Va James, m Of Gnsinnai Allan MsNsb
West; Edw Burbrddge and Mrs MatthewSon og ~ Sansda
essrs BALDWIN aud Chas Bowman of England Cen p
ialii1s Miss Gibbons, Of Boston; MIR w smith nf u
Yo.ki Miss Margaret Long of Hudson; Mrs Crow NV NV
NeNao, Miss McNeb two Misses Lawson; Mes,rs H. Nb
and Fife, OF Halifax q Ross Mrs Ross aud Miss N,d,sn
., rlctou; Mrs Gnwey, aud Master Crawloy, Of Cawey
The New York herald., 1845-09-03
DISEASES OF THE URINARY ORGANS.

DISEASES OF THE URINARY ORGANS.
BERNE1HY'S Botanical Pills the best and sures re-
nedy for gonorhGa glees, seminal weakness irritation
of the bladder aud other diseases Of the urinary
either short space OF without connc or te
stexposue They nvgorate the organs o generation and
the physical energy and ability Of manhood For sale
Hail. Cahane street; and l27 Nladsi
lane ST per box They be sent by mail for double
postage. W. Im-r
SNATCHEs WATCHES AND JEWELRY-Thope
w who u,sb 10 purchase Gold Silver Watches tiold
chains Gold Pencils Keys &c, will find greatly their
vantage 10 call on subscriber who selling descriptions
II The above much lower than other house the
city, Gold Watches low $40 and s25 each Watches and
pyeIrv bought All Watches warranted to keep
Good time the money refunded.
u. G. ALLkN, Importer Of Watches and Jewery,
Wholesale and Retail 30 Wall street,
jyN msae y .srt~s
The New York herald., 1845-09-03
MEDICAL DISPENSARY-

nOCTOR COBBlTT 10 Duane street, Member of the
~, Royal College Of Surgeons London, and Member Of the
rnen OF certain delicate disease. His long experience and
close attention 70 this class pleasant safe aud
expeditions mode Of reatmenhs extraordinary dur
ing long and extended practice for thirteen in this City
aud above all his legitimate medical few OF
the grounds on which he his claims.
Dr Cobbets mode OF treatment is safe, eecua and
diet or
Structures cured in weeks with scarcely pain
Constitutional Debility-Those individuals who have
dulged in certain oahsome and secret habit positively
by restored health and society NIL removed in
10 four days No cnrze cured. Remember 10
Dune street. door from Chatham au7 mtr
The New York herald., 1845-09-03
HOLDEN'S CELEBRATED DYSENTERY
IND DLdRRHlEd CORDLdL

TO THE DAGUERREAN ARTISTS
II A. ARTAULT, Importer of French Deguerreoiype
L Goods offer for sale, at cheap price -
500 Large Daguerreotype Plates, No. 40 and 30.
800 Ounces Dry Iodine.
200 Ounces Bromine.
200 Ounces Chloride of Iodine.
100 Pounds Hyposuipfite of Soda.
200 drams Chloride of Gold and Salt of Gold new article
QUICKSILVER Trpoli, Rouge, Rotten Stone, Instruments
and all the articles useful in Daguerreotype.
q Gross Morocco Cases-a bargain
Apply at the LAFAYETTE BAZAAR,
li9 and ISL Broadway, of Liberty ST. up stairs
The New York herald., 1845-09-03
MEDICAL ADVICE

ENE recent discoveries Chemistry enabled Dr.
vero Introduce nto his practice several articles OF
medicine which certain quick and underwriting their e
iects IL curing those difficult and cases Syphilis
Ulcers and pains n the bones nodes Also Gleets
norh0a, Seminal Weakness, In short all those diseases
thathave proved too obstinate for those who devoted
attention to this department Of surgery.
Dr. Glover consulted during the day and evening No
Ann street near the Museum where he confines himself
Office Practice.
Dr. O. appses strangers that he has received guar med
cal educaton and not reconed the host OF smpcks
and preendes whose found every public print
up lnfr
The New York herald., 1845-09-03
CO NJ Nl X RCIAL /.
New York, Tuesday, sept.

AsHEs.-The market steady at previous rates.
BEEF.-Aless at 50 %; prime, SO a 81.
BRANpY-The market is firm; small sales made at pre-.
yious quotations.
BurTKa-store, lat l3c; Western Dairy, IA l5c
Goshen 2l q 25c.
CofFEE-Sales of 5000 bags Rio at to SCI 500 do La
guira Sc $50 DO Java, llc 200 do st Domingo 6i The
market remains the same as last week
Co1roN-The sales to-day amount TO about 1900 bales;
1900 of which purchased for the Havre market and
the remainder taken by spinners Prices remain the