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The New York herald., 1845-11-27
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ADVERTISEMENT
COLLEGE,
IediCine and Pharmacy
96 NASSAU STREET.
vi EDI ICAL ADVICE

PRIVATE DISEASES.
III sm e, Gsss
continue to direct their particular attention to all diseases Of
medical safe and permanent without Injury
sus s m. % Ii. are
ua m.y be e n n ~ IAN e %
College, year. with prncips! hospitals
in GT @ the care s th9's COMPLAINTS attends for consul
II To H;si5gs oTNR1
# have 70 ss.
their case explicitly together with all ymptoms time Of Coz
closing s. post paid. ~, ''
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED.
TONIC MIXTURE RI.pa,sd ss x the yoS GSilss: e 60,
6nS e tyr
sss Sey eSss1ss o s
"aie Sones ~ each cues of half dozen s3 carefully
~e1'''n' vELpEAW'S VII i r Specific PILLS,
ss
rlos..SS, veRsv Y an ne smsd for all disease; q
other .ptns the breath Sssssins With
+. RICORD'S ALTERNATIVE MIXTURE.
EORthe permanent cure of primary secondary ayphs
yencreal ulcers nodes any complaint produced BY
reas%s Ssir sy
sn ea I .a s e.. 4
without thoroughly cleansng tho system with this justly oels
Sold hs
CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF SARSAPA
RILLA, GENTlAN AND SASSAFRAS.
PRErARED By .hs New % ~ York College q Medicine s.a
refined and highly extract possessing all the put
flying qualities and curative Of tho herbss conn
IDENTIFY recommendcdby the College infinitely
extract at before the public and may cs
pure Of the blood such scrofula rhcum
blotche pmpes ulcers the bones joints nodes
liberated disease
from the secondary effects ofsyphl nudicous usscf
Sold in single bottles, rscsnusssk
in eases Of half dozen bottles, $40
- one dozen &c 90
Cases forwarded 70 all parts Of the JIaon.
N. b-A liberal Discount Wholesale purehassYs
sA-.- -, RrCuAWDpDN. ~~
O14- The Concentrated Extract Of ssrsspafiIa, Gen
sn and gasssas Ia also Tor sale At 173 Division stssh
opposite Ludlsw street.
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Passengers Arrived.

LIyERPooI-Packet ship Henry Clay-J Lane Mrs Lane
ind infant Miss S Sarah Lane Miss Jane Lane Miss L,ne
hamI!ton Mary Hamilton AIce Hamilton. Josephine Ham.
toni ! smith n Masser, ArmitsgeI87 in the steerage
lady. ~
sTocKHoLM-.Bsrque Empress-Mr Wallace, @ Talin, &
Fosgleberg, G Boorman.
HAMeuEc-Brig Hardy-P Baker lady and child O Amonn
and lady, Jagges DarEan-8i in the steerage
CHARLEsToN-Shlp Sulivan-Miss Emma Ellis, L B Mul
any, Myer, w MeEery H Cerrasson II Payrngton Jno
Kn,n, l. Edwards. n Hare, J J Koinstamm.
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BARTINL'S LOTION.

NUIICF 10 STRANGERS AND VI ILI1ANN,'
IfoU is possible that persons wi consent 70 ss' pun
rain, uheu caused bU Rhrumasm, Spr6tns brtWs ms
iocations Cs Gianduiar Tumors, Lumbago, Hedddehe,
Cramp in the Stomach, &c: ,,, 50. - :,
~ sufficient to satisfy the that Is ,he os
he and rmrs Of the above Affections
which aii are liable more less In fact IL well
,ahshed Eam,u Medicine and should always be in
ry persons house throughout the country they will then
have remedy hand which can be depended
For sals aud retail the Propreors Depot 32s
Broadway, New York and by Agents throughout the
United States. Price IS cents.
c. g. BARTINE X CO, Proprietors,
323 Broadway, New York.
Orders any quantity addressed as above viii be pune
tually attended to. o6 cod
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UNITED STATES HOTEL,

Pennsylvania Apenue Washington City, ID. c.
THE PROPRIETORS Of this new, large and modern built
lie for the liberal support they have gven and confidently anti
epate an increasing popularity from the ssIs Of s under
the Avenue the promenade side between Third and Four
Half streets the Railroad Depot and the
Capitol is capable Of accommodating three hundred
In all its parts has recently undergone
have been elegantly funishsdhe ladies' ordinary tasteluy
consideration has been adapt to the comfort Of
The dining hall Of the most commodous and best light
night the Union. Our Of
polite active, obeden and well disciplined Briefly.
hdeny challenge the judgment Of discriminating public
all the essentials required to render public house home
the traveller.
Charges heretofore 81 30 day Permanent boardes
taken fair discount with the spirit Of the
times. TYLER X BIRCH.
The cypress will please COPY every other day for three
weeks and send bill to TJ Ter Birch n25 3m eod'rc
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Miscellaneous Record. /.

PACKET SIR Roscus, Edridge will sail this morning for
Liverpool having been detained Letter bag, are at the usual
places.
sens LYRA Smith, hence 18th uit for Dsmersrs put in
The New York herald., 1845-11-27

HARLEM AND ALBANY RArLRoAp.-The grading
OF thls road, between It's terminus at White
Pains and the south line Of this county going rapidly
on the weather having been remarkably favorable since
the grading commenced. We understand that several
hundred more workmen have been put upon this line
some few days since. The prospect Of soon having
rail track within FIVE miles OF this place is at present
quite hatteri Putnam Dsmoeyof
The New York herald., 1845-11-27
Pork MnrEQt

CINCINNATI, Nov. lS.-The extremely unfavorabe
weather Of the week has prevented transactions OF
ment few sales of light bacon Hogs have been fnade
at SO s7t go and several lots of medium and heavy
at Sla ~ and small premium The pens full, but
the cleavers remain idle in great part The weather is
to-day rather more favorable, and are cutting but
all OF lots or Old contracts
The New York herald., 1845-11-27

SURGICAL OPERATION. C8sarlan operation
was successfully performed on Sunday morning week,
at fredericksburg Virginis by DR.. Brodie Herndon
OF that place IN presence Of Drs. Browne Wallace
Wexford and Mcclure. The patient is doing well and
fair recover 2 - "
The New York herald., 1845-11-27
DANCING AND WALTZING ACADEMY,
No 2l HnWARn STREET

CIG'NA 4 SIG FERRERO have rcopened their School,
y and will commence entirely class for Young La
dies and Masters Tuesdays and Fridays at half past3
Mondays aud Thursdays Wednesday and Saturdays and
Tuesdas and Fridays classes for Young Ladies
and Masters Monday and Thursday evenings half past
Dancing and Wazing Classes for Gentlemen, Tuesdays
and Fridays at the hour Waiting Polka and Mazov,ka
will be taught in all the classes during the term Private s
classes and boarding schools punctually attend
ed TO. Private Sources will be given usual NJ meod
The New York herald., 1845-11-27
LIvERroeL CLAssrYIcArIoN.
Upl a. F1or. Mobtlt
Mobile $NO
Flour Markets.

Hors-The demand for Westerns good-we noticed
a sale of first sort Eastern and Western by RETAIL at 81
35c, cash
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New Bedford OIL Market,

FOR the week ending Nov. "a
The market since our last has been very du II for both
descriptions We have only to report sales of 100 bbls
Sperm Oil at s5c 400 bbla Coast Whale at 32c and
30 bbs South Sea at soc, cash.
In WhGiobone hear of no transact tons.-[ Shipping
81. -
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Passenger Sailed.

BARBADoEs, &c-Brig l. Rich srdson-Com Gen Bailey
lady children aud Canada: DAVID Beden, Al
Bishop New Jersey; Gerard Demarara; Lawrence Bos
ton; j Livingston, Columbia.
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I ARD-.ass bbs PRIME Leaf Lard, firm and white just
= '''''' % '"'0' o'"'s' !0i k Il; "ti;oYLINs co.
ole y South street,
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STATE STOCK The Commissioner of Loans has
given notice to the holders Of ary State stock that
tne Interest due LIST Of july si2 ready to be paid by
The New York herald., 1845-11-27

70 The steamer Kingston left Havre-de-G Grace
on Monday, for Phadep phia, with twenty four canal
boats laden with produce from the interior OF Pennsyl
The New York herald., 1845-11-27
Domestic lamentations.

CHARLEsToN-Shp Sulliyan-l box 1853 bales cotton j w
rhillps-n Coit-T sackett, Becher co-383 do hid
beeswax Vieor Duckwz8 cks rice Goodhue co-93 do
hf do box Burekmyer sons-2 bbls pkg vi Rutherford
-292 bales cotton sundry pkgs to order.
The New York herald., 1845-11-27

THE NAVY.
WiLEYkPuINAMl lsi Bycsdwsy. hsys fGr sale, Hint.
on Of Reply y HINT Yn the Organisation q the Navy"
I've neatly printed pamphlets. Oh soeew@fs
The New York herald., 1845-11-27

BurrALo, Nov. 24-In market, the effect has been
of similar nature to that produced in New York by the
last European intelligence, and Saturday evening
some 1900 bushels Chicago wheat in store, taken
81 i21 and 500 hbs Black Rock -four sold at SIS go
This morning the market rather frmer and sale of
1000 bbls brand Michigan made SIS So and
900 bbls Indiana, shipped days ago at 81
freight to Albany changed hands terms equivalent to
S. rs here Holders of wheat asking 81 III and 81
l5, but we do not learn OF any transactions.
RocHEsrEK, Nov. 24-There is not much doing in the
market to-day. Most of the millers about to stop
grinding, and some have already done But little
Wheat has been brought in to-day. The hghes. price
we have heard of being paid is 81 Ss. This price
refused for quantity.
From the opening OF canal navigation to- and including
the 2lst instant there shipped of -four by canal
from Rochester the amount Of five hundred and ninety
eight thousand nine hundred twelve barrels This great
y exceeds the entire shipments Of last year the fol-
lowing figures will show They stand rslrtively as fol
lows
lsl5 Nov. 81, barrels, ,............ .59S 9I2
ls44, whole soason, do. ........ >. 400 ,37s
ALBANY, Nov 25-Flour is not SO well to-day; the
sales made at decline yesterdays prices Sales
and Michigan 50 SO 49, and lots Of ordinary Mi
chgan at Sos. We have sales of wheat to report;
holders ask l43 l45c. Rye, SO SAC.
Canal receipts Nov 24-Flour, AZ 624 barrels Wheet,
81 ,742 bushels
BosToN, Nov a5.-Flour-There is some little specu-
ative inquiry but hear of sales of importance.
1000 barrels of Genesee brands sold at S6 81
and smaller parcel sold at So o. cash. There are no
sales of southern.
We quote Southern yellow fiat Corn at So, and white
s. ssc; and Oats OF prime duality 6Oc. The sales
The New York herald., 1845-11-27

NAvA..-The U. S. brig Truxton, Commander
Bruce, got Oft the Crancy Island flat Sunday after
noon at high water and towed up the Navy Yard
by the U. 8. steamer Engineer.
The Truxon left Philade phia the 25th June lS44
for the Coast of Africa touching at Madeira her way
She has been absent therefore IS months and during the
whole Of this period with the exception Of one recruit
ing cruise to wndward she has been actively employed
on the Coast or the Islands having visited
~ all the important towns, and trading settlements
from Sierra Leone to the Equator.
The spitfre, Captain Flowery, whose trial and
demnation at Boston few months since, excited much
interest was seized by the Truxton, being the only
prize yet taken by our squadron that Coast.
The T. has continued her cruising during every month
OF the year and her officers and have therefore
been exposed to the full influence Of that fatal climate
but no death has occurred board her this
spect has been remarkably successful She believe
the only vessel Of that squadron which has with no
loss by disease.
The Pensacola Gazette of the 18th inst says The u.
5. brig Lawrence, Commander Jarvis arrived at this
port on Friday last.
The u s. frigae Potomac and u. s. steamer Princeton
sailed from this port Thursday evening last bound
Norfolk, the eaky condition of the frgae rendering il
necessary that the Princeton should accompany to
render assistance in case Of need-Norok Herald No
uember "a
The New York herald., 1845-11-27
DR.. CONvERS INVIGORATING CORDIAL
FOR GENITAL DEBILITY, lMPOTENCY, INCON3

TINENCE, OR NOCTURNAL EMISSIONS &c
THIS CELEBRATED AND POWERFUL REMEDY
has long been used with the most happy effect in the
practice Of the eminent physicians and the
the that the late Sir Astley hailed it the
"harbnger of lfen The Of tins Cordial will fully
the high encomum. The highest medical authorities
the United States recommend other article
for the of the above distressing complaints
The proprietor does offer this remedy tholicon,"
but a specific for the following deporabe aectionsthe
of early ndisceton habits of youth
and indulgence OF the passions
General physical prostraon debility of the
liver dyspepsia, loss OF muscular weakness of the
back and lower extremites, assltule nocturnal emissions
mpoteucy and total decay Of Vrlity; melan
choy alterations of mind coniuo Of IDEAS loss Of memo
ry dmness of vision pain in the head, vertigo aud lunacy
social intercourse, tmidy, selfdisust and love
of solitude.
Hundreds cases sudden decline consumption may
and particularly the country where these solitary habits
prevail alarming extent-and those too who about
marry, aud those whose matrimonial alliances have
been productive of those happy results which should attend
the counubal will perceive that this
Of important subject to them. IL would be relieved
stored manly vigor delay not TO this Cordial The
remarks which accompany the medicine highly important
the rared single Price So bottle $40 half dozen
Sold wholesale and retail o. FAY 1856 Fulton street.
Clamp Store Sun Building, New York at (late Harris
Drug Store corner Of Broadway and Chambers street ~
The Cordial will be forwarded any part Of the city
Country by addressing o. Fay, postpaid
closed.
Also for sale by Dr. Wadsworth IS North Main sre,t Pro-
Broadway, Albany and of Marchss Utica N. Y.
~ b. The physician be consulted personal y, by
letter postpaid i8 Fulton street New York
the ofhcs through the sore. n27 lm.r
The New York herald., 1845-11-27

INDIAN REPREsENTATIvEs--Co Ptchlyn, of
the Choctaw nation, is now in Washington, and will
remain there during the winter the representative Of
his people for the purpose of settling their business
with the Government The Intethgencer states that
three nations OF indians are now represented there the
ohoctaws, Cherokees and Pottawatames and the pre-
of their ambassadors suggests the apprehension
that there must have been defect in the manage
ment OF their business heretofore that they are pre-
pairing to assume may be- higher rank as members of
the human family and desire to place their affairs on
such solid basis as will enable them to do sou
The New York herald., 1845-11-27
Sales OF Stocks Mt Boston.

BROKERS' BOARD, Nov $50 shares Western Rail.
road 99s; do Norwich and Worcester Railroad s5I;
$50 do Long Island Railroad, 74 74; 10 do Franklin
Copper Co, 500 paid, $500.
SECOND BoARp-l50 shares East Boston Co. l6s; so do
Reading Railroad, 275.
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HILL'S INFALLIBLE ONGUENT FOR THE
HAIR

CAN any thing be more honest Notice the fact that
never publish certificate commendatory Of the above
unless the residence of the individual giving append
ed which enables you to satisfy yourselves by enquiry that
the onguen really whst pprpos to be- and understand
If properly applied TO efectually alopecy falling off
hair bald eradicate ptyrasis dan
scur and all eyfoaons OF the cutce scap; change
red or grey hairs beautiful dark color, the hair
moist, soft, curly &c.
do hereby certify that have been seriously afflicted with
dandru and falling of Of the hair and made OF
aues for the same wheu the least be9eft indeed
lnallble OnRuent am happy TO the result
tsactory short time the dandruf entirely disappear
ed, my hair commenced growing and is thicker
than being also soft moist and glossy. can
''o"s' ''''JAM JAMES BLANCARD, No 20, Avenue D.
Recollect, His lnfall ble Onguent be obtained
only his principal ofes the northwest Of Pine and
6s5 Broadway; VIM Carey Co, 1876 Pearl ST.; Graham
ECo 70 Water st. VIM rocker Maiden lane Mr.. Tho
A. spooner Co, 81 Fulton ST. Mrs. j. Jo,dans Fancy
Store 50 Atlantic street Brooklyn, l.. J.; MIR Eorards
No. l7s Grand street; p Banzeas Confec,onary st,
between Grand and South LIST Streets Willismsburgh
.. Herriek. Nos Delayan House, Albany, New York;
Mesrs Mortimer Mowhy, Of Market and Charles
streets Baltimore Md, Jos. H. Trippe, 2o3 Broad, corner
Market ST. Newark NJ: ~ A. Crazy, 40 Mcnimac
I'm.
The New York herald., 1845-11-27

% large number of mutilated bank bills are
SAID to be IN circulation in Baltimore 1t appears
that rogues there have been busily engaged in ma
nufacturing seven bills out Of six by means Of taking
small piece from each Ofcourse the Banks will refuse
to pay these frauds upon themselves and the public
mutilated notes ''e
The New York herald., 1845-11-27

SEGARS-SEGAkS-BA
rTNHE SUBSCRIBERS having lately purchashed
stock of Segars by order of Assgnees &c.
enabled offer bargains than ever prices much
lower than the cost of manufacture
Wholesale Segar Emporium, ios Wall street, up stairs
ms 1m'r KENNETH LAVERTY.
The New York herald., 1845-11-27

THE GENUINE
GALVAN!C RINGS
MAGNETIC FLUID.
THESE celebrated articles for the positive cure of Rheuma
tsm Pasey, Fits, Apoplexy Headache and all
Buildings One thousand certificates now being published
in the New York Sun and Tribune regarding the remark bic
efficacy Of these articles To them the reader respectfully
REFERRED, or they may be seen at the once.
Pamphlets can be had gratis nl9 Iw,m
FRENCH CHINA
E GERARDIN, Is John street, has just received on
.gnment and offers for sale At very reasonable prices
Rich Fancy Decorated Dinner aud Dessert s.,.
Rich & sf ss!s; from. sls to sa' 90
Tete-atete
" Mug. and Golfers.
with notices, and Cologne Bottles &c
PLAIN White China ofevery description always on hand and
6nnsr pesse una s Sets of every description sold
=, GLASS WARE.
On consignment from manufacturers and for SALE large as
sotmen Of Plain and Rich Cut Glass Of every at
n22 imsrc IS John street, up stairs.
GREENHOW'S HISTORY OF OREGON.
Terones on the North West Coast of North America;
accompanied by Geographical View and Map Of those
tries and number OF Documents as Proofs and Illustrations
by ROBERT GREENHOW
Translator and Librarian the Department Of State OF the
1n ice Sa. Ne pbsd
by direction ofthe Senate qsths b}G uaed States
Revised, Corrected and Enlarged.
NEW YORK:
ID. Appleton & Co., 200 Broadway.
PHILADELPHIA:
Is45.
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CHICKERING'S
PIANO-FORTE WAREROOMS,
OQx RrnaA UNIV


7 CHICKERING would inform the public that he mas
moved his Pianos from the corner q Broadway and Park
doors above Keade street, wherehe will keep general
the same prices at his factory lii Boston.
The public invited call at his and examine the
present stock. n8 lm*r
DIANU FORTEs FOR H RE, at All Broadway, up stairs
L DANIEL WALKER, Manufacturer of Piano Fores, has
hand extensive Of elegant Rose
wood and Mahogany Piano Fortes kept for hire
including Grand and Cabinets with and
Gold Medal the largest premium was awarded to him at
Piano Fortes NIB. An Organ with four stops good
don suitable for small church, private family, for sale
cheap loan time. Store Ill Broadway, Mandatory
West l4th 9th n6 lm+Tc
The New York herald., 1845-11-27

IHE CONSTITUTION" N."-The intended removal .,
this newspaper from Washington to Baltimore was
made known to the Democratic Association y,
washington, by Mr. Heart, one of the publishers.
on Friday evening last The Association on the
same evening passed resolutions published in the
On'on on Tuesday last,) very complimentary to
editors Harris and Heart and recommending the
co"'f1'a'o" to the confidence and support Of the
democracy OF Baltimore.
The New York herald., 1845-11-27

VILLAGE DANCING ACADEMY.
MIR. g. ROBERTSON has the pleasure of respectfully
v1 his friends and the public that his regular
dwelling 50 Eighth Avenue for giving instructions in the
and fashionable dances including the Polka and
Mazuia Quadres and various styles Of Wazing Instruc
their residences Mr. BIS. morning class will be formed
Tor ladies' s28 8lm+m
The New York herald., 1845-11-27

81 Georges Bermuda. the 3oh distress having lost her
fore opmast yards oems head and damaged bowsprt &c
in heavy gale Of wind on the 18th, 10 lat % Ion 81
ded against the North head the Of st Georges
habor Bermuda the 22d u where she fast going
pieces. Some Of the lumber had been taken shore.
The New York herald., 1845-11-27

Jenny Maher, the public gardener, suggests that
triumphal arch at the east end OF Pennsylvania
Avenue, at the. gate OF the Capitol, and that the
proposed statue TO Jackson be placed on similar
arch at the west end, at the entrance to the Presl-
dents Gardens, that the British will never dare
to enter into the heart of the city again Not bad
idea.
The night is clear and brilliant outside the oys-
ter-shops. Inside, the atmosphere is as smoky and
the question of the tariff.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-04-11

Our paper bears date on the ''soemn fast"
although not actually printed on that day, as
like good citizens, We intend TO conform 10 our
worthy Governors recommendation of sus-
pending call labor" We doubt not this part
Of His Exceency's proclamation, will be more
generally observed than that which recommends
q suspension OF "all recreation" Those who
cherish warm love for the usages of "olden
time" must deeply regret that "fast day" has
ouilived its strict observance. Who now fasts
on fast day5 So lar from being general fast,
il has become general festival and day Of
carousal. So il was not, with oui puritan ia
theirs. With them, fast day was day of alb
stinence, humiliation and prayer. Simple and
scanty even as was their usual fare, on this day
il became still more simple and scanty. The
whole population too, attended Divine worship,
and seemed bowed in humble prayerful adora-
ton before the Most High. But those days
are among the things that WERE Nobody lasts
in the old puritanica sense, and few even so
far keep up the outward semblancc of respect
for the day as TO attend 10 Divine Worship
The principle sign Of "fast day." is closing
OF stores, workshops, Offices, schools, &c., and
general cessation of labor. Clerks, workmen,
apprentices, students and school boys, are left
with an idle day on their hands that they know
not how TO spend; and from never lack Of en-
ployment, engage in all sorts Of mischievous
fun that their wits can devise, to the great an
noyance Of the serious and quiet-loving. Those
living in the vicinity Of cities and large places,
suffer most severely from these sources OF an
noyance from the multltudes that pour them
selves out from these busy hives of Humans"
upon the surrounding country--stroling over
the grounds and fields, committing cold blood
ed murder upon the sweet warblers Of early
Spring; and giving evidence OF their earnest
love Of ''progress" and Of "the largest liber-
ty," by showing their contempt Of the rights
and property of others.
The Boston Courier pronounces "Governor's
Sunday" as observed in the Old Bay State, or
rather in its Capital, ga nuisance" and an Gin
tolerable calamity" correspondent of the
Advertiser says, that "entertaining plays and
exhibitions" were advertised for exhibition in
Boston at the very hours of Church-goine, and
were announced as expressly prepared for this
'..festipal."
This surely is making s'solemn farce'' of
solemn last. Would il not be better entirely
10 dispense with state fast days, than that they
should be so lightly treated.