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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-06-12
ALEXANpRIA MARKET.

FLouR-The market remains about the ZANE
as last reported. Canal Flour at the Basin, 81 :
25, wagon price sf,l24. Small sales of King
street from stores si,3l4. Receipts small and de-
mand limited.
GRAIE.-Ihe Corn market is firm, withou.
change in prees.-We continue our quotations at
SO cts. for white, 80 40 cts. for yeow--Wheai
is lower. Sales 900 1000 bushs. good Red
Wheat at the Canal Basin, at $40 30 eens.-
Small parcels from wagons at IS 30 cts, accord
ing 10 quality Sales Of Oats at the Basin at ~
cts. struck measure.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-06-12

THE CaNAL.-The meeting of the
Stockholders Of the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal adjourned to meet next month. We
understand that the negotiations for the
commencement and completion of the
work on the Canal are gong forward, and
with every prospect Of success.--Aier.
GaseNe.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-06-12

INDIAN OuTRAGEs.~-The Wisconsin
papers complain that the Winnebagoes
are committing great outrages. Some OF
the worst of the tribe have been mallreat-
ing the white women in the neighborhood
in the most brutal manner.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-06-12

There are PIG omnibuses constantly
running in Broadway, New York.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-06-12
FRIDAY MORNING, 8, o'clock.

The convention met pursuant 10 ad-
journment Of yesterday. The select com.
mittee on resolutions. &C., through its
chairman, submitted the following pream.
BILE and resolutions:
Whereas the citizens of portion ofthe
North Western part Of the State of Vir-
GINA addressed memorial TO The Legs
lature at its last session, praying that hon
orable body TO authorize an extension OF
the Baltimore and Ohio railway through
their territory to some point, not lower
down on the Ohio river than the mouth OF
the Little Kanawha River; this applica-
ton to the Legislature, originated in a
desire of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
Road Company to be permitted to sxer-
else a privilege that had theretofore been
granted to them by the Legislature. and
which was accompanied by the annunci-
alton on their part that no pecunary aid
would be required OF the Legislature
naked permission of the right of way to
some point to be selected by the Company
above the mouth of the Little Kanawha
was oil that was asked. And the citizens
ofthat portion of the North. West, through
which the said road was proposed to be
conducted, reasonably supposed that the
Legislature would readily renew per-
mission that had once before been granted,
and that too under an implied obligation
I to contribute funds to aid in the construc-
ton Of the road. This suppositon OF the
memoriaists wasstrengthened by The fact,
that the experience OF this country and Of
Europe had abundantly tested the superb
GRITTY Of Rail Roads as mode of transit
over the most improved common Roads
! and Canals. They fancied that the time
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-06-12
DIED,

In Hedgesville on the 9th inst, ASS ELizAsrTS
infant daughter Of 5. J. and Elizabsth Polss-
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-06-12
AFTERNOON.

The convention again assembled.
The following gentlemen were announ.
ced as The complttee Of fve-Mr. Van.
wiokle, Mr.. Snodgrass, Mr.. Spencer, Mr.,
Jackson and Mr.. Stephenson.
Committee of Thirteen. MIR. Duncan
Mr.. Camden, Mr.. Raymond Mr.. Geo.
II, Lee, Mr. w. P. Golf, Mr.. McCalley,
Mr.. Despard, Mr.. Garlic, Mr.. John Ca.
Their, Nj. Hays, Mr.. C. Tavenner, Mr..
Adams and Mr.. Nicely.
On motion Of Mr.. Smith, the conven.
ton adjourned sine die.
E. S. DUNCAN, Presi.
?. CHAPIN, &C., Sec'ries.
The New York herald., 1845-07-28
PUBLIC SALE OF THE
MONROE RAIL ROAD AND BANKING 90
GEORGIA decree Of the Special Jury relation To- h
a'hh (,aun'} Monroe RAN Road aud Banking Com


MONROE RAIL ROAD AND BANKING 90
S Of III hs Road s'.S s.d il bsafss Com .
VIZ TFk !, and r. s:.s. ssss ,s s
%sSsd sondoa al he p.ors,y saap%s%i: ssst,
&c Monroe Rail Road and Bnals the said
.sid from is unable complete said
ess as s ss
find tha! there creditors various descriptions Gem
sa T
sd sGsa
aS ahI claiming to be @ Creditors Of said said 20. and
s s we n ssfs ssS 5
sy BHls Sa%psSy
cs ssl Pows t By
samuel Hunter and Thomas Hiems ommssioners or
Grimm aud saSaana said sale 'SsiJ b paid
81 s;fs Essnas special dps;',s
claims inn % schedule thereof the Clerks Office Court
II @ % sad T
sny said sale had not been made in relation to matters Offset
statute OF mtation nonpeomance of contracts,
claims any and also that the liens Claimed BY bs M re
spectve creditors be then and and adud
% ssa % %
Sy MSaS
extend al ability cfdebts contracted said ae and
sn ap1a Ss
her OF them IN said Company or that the title be transferred by
Sr ts transfer q bank STOCK when sale made b the
", further s for the 20 Of said Read
ss sss sa sns @ S Ss IF @ $ s @
aforesaid we further decree that William
aaai sale q shs property eompsseS make
same Clerk this Court and also Of accounts for
keeping the same N repair and operation exhibiting specific
hands employed thereon value the hire Of
nd S the % and Of e %
essas faa the and other pE as pro-
we ESR$
lore the house door in the city of Macon, the first
s0s n s whole Ss s
Pc R and all a s and Effects there
soasas or % Monroe Rail Road Ba
pots engines, cars rom tools equip
men and all and every thing aPperanng and belonging
Also, the entire belonging to said Monroe Raid Road
paid including subscription Of the State Of Georgia for
s2OOoOO and all debts demands claims every kind and
MSs2 S ssa 'oa oa
sos q y the Ros Is m ns s hs OF wnSe Ssy
aded junction with Western and Atlantic Rail Road
"a. The
eighty miles and equipped with five locomotye engines
oT ss .o oss e,sh ss and engine Ths
sas dss s h
'''''''''' '',Ss SSSHSs is'i' 'SSNGsHtl f5MEHst
Macon. Ga. MAY 26. iei7toau3 re
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CAsroSIshp Hamlet, to arryes3e7 half chests young
1 ehss. ssa s g S es. sss: m sd half chest
26 10 ID boxes esO boxes oooag Ss chests peeco 400
pieces ponses s22 peeus cass,a 200 syeatmest
gkg Myers sk BosPae co ese fSes Barring
2s chests Low Broher-II cases Glons Hems Bro
% thefsI2 eskS = e Th9roura coz oppeqhsim
s,G Hastings ieci coa @tss steward siS
Nam sR ss-i bs. s o ys s,:P 2 Stunning
essss ca Wilson Browa-2 bales VIM Paons2 csks P,t
Townead- Evsns2s stone CO. 2si Cook sG ea o9fs
MsGa epE} o. Hugh Kelly coal Curtis cos enry
bsvids hs.ef%i MortmSt G''l G,w,Hy wm riles r
Ss1se 'FIf News Ss"H5S mSsi f'.s
Modayk MoodS ck Me- Lfiss God5ay wpis.Ses Moore
parcel 9 Tappan-l Greenway Henry co-lso tons chalk
@ Ga1ne ~ ainarn Coo casks porter o2 aud bales
Lrtnroql-shp Henry clay2oton coal 1900 bag, salt 2s
$ sas sas. To- SS; Toee@ Sn Rs,S @ nso Ps 6od
don coNI5 VIM BIZ BID 15Ifa 1sn CO. i S she
son-l Tp Lord Iaylor-s Wright stugis shaw-s
stuart-23 Mccall col Buckingham co-e Lee ca
Rhods%sc sis@s; Baeed GSe p bssdys-s os
Hunt HuOl,osos Mitchell * cpLs % stone col A wet,9as
ns Bsnj,m9 -i Iy Dnons Hugh Kelly DSnIs eols
WaTd eos sS siSs, SsyS' 90, e2 Henry Nsqr Hughes
shs@s ao SsSosyou So ee J, GhS@ % soa Eay Mar
pHE Inss wEy P9taa%-3 Blunt yopa Co5t
seaamS ern. Mckee e9-ls Buey Ciapln15 Parsons
Fellows sh5 streSss A!nce5 SoHld sis, e2l
So Conan Horstman sons W,vbt S,nrsa" I I
Va" VAT fiisS ahsIs sas Som sm.da 1i PRO-
h"s: fisSy, bsf G,% sslia% / Shell sssII ,$ &
eso SroMther2i her h9b Bs1isea Woe S9, Williams
CONFUSE col Hawkins- w & Huqt@s h ri.n< piinoa<
sands, Fuler Co Mortimer X Gawtry- WIN Watt@e T.
Jones &co-3Brd GIlilsn-2 Cameron K co-l9u An
chincloss co-29o Morewood coil Rhodes13 IT,,
monsied Bach-3 Geo Opdke-Il Stone x coz ] n Par
sonIl Coyliie6S cases ii bales 90 cases seathng con
pee bars lron hid ale 81 cakes SO ngos copper loo
bdls sheet iron Mesds-700 i'm plates Hendrck yo
ther. = piV
LnERrooL-Ship Pacfc-2l5 tons iron Sands & Fuler-l
dsSss R mdke Hoadley-i2 Dove Webb-56 Nlinckey-i
nhoidlsy-6 Merritt-7 Page-6 5 JacKson-joo boxe
pn ~ D rewood-2i9 bundles iron Thomas-OO boxe
,1se SoI 20 cases Hars-ii casks Nevns co.'s Cad
onuerhh co-3o Chauncey-2 chests eases Sone s,s
s o-Sue bars Masterman-7lg do Crooks
saaa h co.. Buckingham-2C Hall jr-2 Rigp
boxes tin order '0i Do'se y co-Wehests mdze 81
Li,yyrnrooL-shp iys St Pa,rck-i tus, c,ow,be,-s h,
Hammersey-i conns, stuses shaw-59 crates
goSi GodsnmP Pess s Ml fe"aa"py[ S ton
ierIso6 Patton Ste wartaJ McCal-ii B"pnah N Lei
3W Bend Stone-2 Reid spraenes tnet "a y Johnson-
Patrick sq-l BosSg Broes Wolfe fss BiabNSes, Nes,1
war-i6 Buttersfed, Brothers-l3 Hsddsn 4 ~ stew
Spedding-38 Oakley sons-5 Hudson-G / son-2s \
1clsIssani clsfadi hoberts ffeeaa1-3 Cook-3 To",g
1lihlan col Yan Wagner Tueker-5 b Nm,rv ntF Y
hezer-1 eks fogar Blunt Alford-s57 SKIS saltes E
Boyes nsn Il u Shields cog Lefers3 Walker
ps, pgden-3 tons coal Capt Praai-i BIZ Il l. Saitoma
bd, mdse 6 cases 100 bxs plate an crates Md ~
lie EEs-shlp IVcs-l.pkg mdse Perret-s Kohsoufor-
''emy ~co-i Fmderberg-is Corbit co.'s Downar ir
The New York herald., 1845-07-28
Miscellaneous Record

Miscellaneous Record
THnrk MAsrrp schooner Arsta; left Pawcatuck Thurs
e afterwards changed 10 her present shape
bert Fearing launched Lubec 10Th in The A. + Is
owned BY Staples i Summer.
spoken.
Balance of North Yarmouth miles east of Fire Island
3d inst hence for Canary slandsby pilot boat Blossom
| this por.
rp 5alg W@ A. 70 the Ms
| Alidshipman Adrian Deslonde leave two months.
Foreign Ports.
Hy,sA July sid Clinton Ceyes Loreto, Philadelphia
s9Tds,qT & hs eh Msr i;c s. WTffsguTs lss Louisa
dsiphia. ''u'Ns' ''' ar LOUISA fh'l'-
A %a' Ss% Ss2f ys N'" Bedford SD
c91 9Th ed Clara Cole anMSf Maiae nSnd Ga Forrest St
delpha: Delaware, Trou New York. o'''0 '"'A
PHI CID tJSfs Jads o%lS Ssw ES
sS July s01i pSise" s9dn Bosoa Anu rb,a
SALEM, July 2S-An Granite Philadelphia; Tigr Middle
BosIoS July 2s-Ar Betssy Baltimore; WIN Penn, Phila-
is phsdsPSSis Nsly'aa sIy dS W% TassS Albany cS%!
ssttn via Sew s Psdfod Anne Julia St Thomas Mara
TO- ss5 ss0s,w g, sasI Jas R@o
Pola and Richmond; Love, F,edercksburg 18th arr VIM
Ptt; Rodoph and Palm Phladepha; Diamond do; Ellen
Lewis, Del Elizabeth, Albany; Eliza Matilda Hartford
New BEDfoRD, July 2i-An Adelaide, Albany; Henry
Newbern, NC 18th, cid kutusof, Indian Ocean and W
Coast: Isabella, do
HoIMEs HoLE July 23-A Aldebaron, 70 days from Leg.
horn for Philadelphia Passed Gibraltar June 9tn Left AZ
Harmony, Murdoek, for New York about is JUNE SPOKE
June lat 50 81 lon e So James .askie days from Cadz
for Newburypou; passed July lat i0 lon46 Kentucky
Of Boston steering r. Spoke July lat 81 Ion 90 Hope
Of Duxbury 20 davs from New Orleans for Liveool 2st
South Channel Mars Hill of and from Bangor for Porto Rico
PsovIDFSef, july 23lArr Emeline, Bangor; BENJAMIN
Field and Indiana phia Amanda and Gem Albany;
Gipsey, aud Report, Rondout. Below full rigged deep
laden brig fore and AFT schrs and soops Sid Lucra
Petou; VIM Wilson, Phladelphia; Velocity, Rondout.
BalsroL July 2,-Arr Leander, Albany for Pawucke Al
bert Yarmouth; Barton, Mclstyre, Newport; William Luce
for Rondout.
RcHsIoSD, Juy25-Arr Elmra Rogers Cramer and Orson
Nancy Jane, Godfrey New York - -
WIMNcroS, July 2l-Arr Port Leon, Curtis, New York;
POWELL Much do; Jones, Cole, do. 10Th, cid Aaric
Rodcks, York.
My oRLEas' July i9Cld Raritan, London; Adams Liv.
erpool. ~
The New York herald., 1845-07-28

PORT on NEW YORK. JULY rs.
rrlved.


S ." S% sa0H ssa ssss
Liverpool oai o"S 'fs to 18th St0T"
m Pse s - p G" Henry to y cav ys Sgs 1y %
mdze g Grane Minurn coaea passengers the steer.
lon 60 ship Hendck Hudson; 25h g. lon 50 saw ship
mde Boyd Ilnctsn2Oi passengers July iiih
fish Sailed with ship Damascus Bliss for this port
ship 8 Patrick Proa from Liverpool June 2it, with mdse
shp hGrsqa UTqsh2r, a Is days days from Mobile, with cotton
Of m rnz @ on csea saw 'rqn supposed to
Ship Pacific Ludam from Liverpool June l7th with mlse
spoke ship Deyonshire hence E. 18Th lat is TO- lon
% spoke hso osrane Asa s e Liverpool steering w
coffee 10 Crnnell & Minturn '''" '''eAo' WIN
& Yq oh of Gaps sFHaf fSds R.f spoke Ssd sp %
no brig Margaret I'm Cie1iaesos for Loa&don & o 'ae no
BT brig a amode Basket IS days fm Fogo F. in ballast
swed brig John Johnston Myrleng, days I'm Stockholm
Brig Cmyuga Bedell days fin Baltimore, with mdze
r brig Leader Davidson, days from Windsor s. mdze
Brig Charles Tsdals II days from St Croix with sugar
Brig David PRATT Carr days fin Baltimore, Staples
Island with bashs. a s OGfE Baae IN days from Turks
Sehr Ann Dnsco days from Norfolk, mdse TO surgss
sehr Velocity Nooner, days from Cheryiield la to
Three mss,sd schr Ape Bsrer days from stonington
Scr Cornelia Faulkner 3days from Boston, TO Sprague
Schr Delaware Holbrook 10 days from Thomason lime
sclr Richmond Lane, 8 days from Thomaston lime.
Schr Chief Sachem, days from Easpor plaster
Schr Texas, P,lsburg, days from Eastpart plaster
ss s y S" SSs'i Boston, sSnd TO Albany
Schr Marietta Perry, days from Boston
Schr Grandee, Gchrst, ! days from Blue Hill stone.
Schr Chesepeake. Stewart. days from Berlin corn.
schr Mary Eliza, Meyer, Gays from Ocrocoke shingles.
Schr Aladmus, Burr, days from Wilmington
Schr Washington, Mason, days from Norfolk
Schr Dove Villains, 3 days from Berlin, corn.
Eeiow.
Ship Columbus, Cole, from Liverpool June I7tb with
mdse, 70 II Marshall; also, ship and brig unknown
sailed.
Ship Havre, Ainsworth Havre.
The New York herald., 1845-07-28
Medical Advice,

1OCTOh LAMERT IL still confdentiAlly consulted a his
OLD once Q? Gold between Fulton and Beekman
III diseases Of delicate nature his treatment being mild and
udlcou requires neither mercury, restraint in Diet him
days - =
DEBILITY, NERVOUS OR INSTITUTIONAL ari-
from frequent Of the PASSIONS Of ndiscrest
onsh and thereby causing nightly emissions and eventually
conrmeo inpotrcy engage the Ds strctest attention.
blec being to restore the system mentally bodily to that
hiCl EhrS disease frequently existing without pa
tsn being the least caused 6y
unnitiatrd medical petrnder and by the negct
Of the parties by the Dr. ectuay cured with
The Doctor being qualified advertising Surgeon.
N the city guarantees perfect cure charge made Lei
srs post paid enclosing fee Immediately attended to- and me
icne with advice sent to any part of the United States
Once 63 Gold street. Open from 9 A. M. to 0 p. M
The New York herald., 1845-07-28

HsPsr Brothsrs,5 vilen, razenk se-2 II HashI CO.
ras%es &Bozard-s Noyois Bodois IA Van Baur-a w
Grsubuer.i3 Noel De Courey-s Thompeeker & &co-aP
Woodbera-s tsinher-2 Richards. B,s.et oseom-il
Martin Lawson-ls G II sehneder-2 IL Menr-s o Koli-
sonsr-7 Spies, chais cog schlump oo- Kraller-
Goldsmith co.'s Bonory de ToernoIs col q II Semon
10 X Dnfour cos q y Weysr-S Boomer. Groves
n,l2 Russ Brothers 4 col II Mqer-e Doeller- EG Nv
chgk Wessemdence-s Lippold co-2 Kohnstmin-5
sehaehard krerss-2, cottrnei co., Moran sslins
g Morian Bensrd-9 Montant-l Speyer 4 co., Hay
4 Kahn Bmer Lausiere Comt-2 I o Rohe-s9 Schrsge
col Berger F!earys Merriam Benard-s ResbesndN
2Reimer Weeke-9 Bccar Benjfmin & col Maurel-I j
sehueder-s Iierkenraie vandarnecs Jafay &co-2 Rel
- Horsmsnn COL II Cohen * col ii Loedwich-i c
Thaysr-l Tiffany, ionug * Ellis-l Cumming MOURN co
~ "a, SogdelE2 s@ydam-l RICHARDS Bassett col
Clark col Il Chaunand & col o Couery-l Young
BehrnasnNl Bui,se eel oshars, Remingtos-i
eap,; s9no Q Kastnsr-l Merke, Lste col Esdher
eaoI Eoaian osa yiisds@l % SspaeIi SR""i Roe
nnhempecser co-6 " Hues-u F Hourdequip-so order
q Bs9ka5d iut,on-l5 : Curis.i W ii smith Jr-
eSrwisrd Lwinestoe.i Cert, Beer Mao-2 II Pmtn-2
ncrd Co-2 vsrch-s Harrison < Chau, caud-2 Dapre
rhl Mitchell Bregnsud Ce-lo o caiileux 6ls col SIN
Sheldon Col Peter Murray NJ Davis Sons3 Loniz
X Beeksrcs Levi Cook Cot Brune-6 L Roger Gull
nqme Co-Ss tiignsux Co.'S Thos HINT Colo Chas
Co-g Montant-6 q Wainwrght-l5 Lane. Lamion Co
Ill Ely Hsrrison-t Mortimer Gawtry-2s Renard Co
Clark West-i Boroean Rush-3 Yard < Gilmore
Wright sturgis Shaw-is T Fl Chsyniaud Co.'S Haber
. Little, Olden Co.
The New York herald., 1845-07-28
* h A b L II + FOLIO VIM
ADVERTISEMENTS
COLLEGE
Medicine and Pharmacv
50 NASSAU STREET.
M Z ID / l. VICE


PRIVATE DISEASES
'A'HE, MEMBERS Of the New York College Of Medicine
anu Iharmacy established for the quac
continue 10 dfect their particular OF
& &u,s and can confidently promise to requiring
meuca treatment safe and permanent without injury 10
te onSituton or from business nyads are par
ncuy requested 70 make application the College on the
VA oi ,hose as vast amount Of suffering
,olege Tor many years connected with the principal hospitals
W ir u'e cure OF those complaints, consul
ta.lon daily from a. NJ to7 I. M.
Iems-Adyicc and Medicine GA cure guaranteed
IMPORTANT TO COUNTRY INvAIIDS-Peron,
shs y, The country and finding il make
fon ons can have forwarded them chest contain
& equisite TO perform radical cure, ystatng
hei case explicitly together with all symptoms time Of
eficuon ana treatment received elsewhere II and
closing s., post paid.
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED.
'I'HE TONIC MIXTURE, prepared by the College
ddeny recommended for all cases Of debility produce by Sc
cret Indulgence Of kind. IL invaluable
remedy for impotence, stety, baennes unless depend
Single bottles 81 each cases Of half dozen s. carefully
pack ed and seat all parts Of the Union.
VELPEAUS SPECIFIC PILLS,
NOR the radical of gonorrha geet seminal
and all nocouulent discharges from the urehra These
rs the result of twenty years experience in the Hospital de
Charlie irs pronounced by their celebrated inventor
Professor Nepeau nfsibe remedy for all diseases of
the urea ioy effect cure in much shorter time than
other remedy without tanting the breath with
the stomach confinement from business Price per boY
kICORDS ALTERNATIVE MIXTURE
ICOR the permanent of primary or secondary avph,
xenerea ulcers nodes or complaint Produced by
Inalcous use OF mercury, urHkiifu medical treatment
Az persons suspecng venerca ant remaining their sys-
TEN should use tins powerful purifier without delay as no per
ion can consider himself safe after having disease
wno" thoroughly cleansing the system with this Justly oels.
Sold in single bottles 81 each in cases of half dozen nj
so carefully packed and sent to all parts OF the Union
The New York herald., 1845-07-28
LIVERPOOL eLAssIFIcArIoSs.

Stock 5000 bales Freight to Liverpool ID to Ia
vre, cent for square bales
rso'IsioNs-There is very little doing in beef and
pork We quote small sales OF prime Ohio pork old
az ~ io do new at $40 62 Ohio mess old is held at
Si2 o25; do new at sl3 l2k Beef is merely nominal
mess we quote at 50 %, and prime at So Is So Lard
rather quiet and sells wanted c for bbls and
ae4c for kegs. Butter is dull of sale-Orange county
sells at Is lsc western dairy IL l3c; ordinary II
sc. Cheese, iii casks and boxes is held at 81 6lc
The New York herald., 1845-07-28
Foreign Markets.

HAVANA, July 1.-THE rice per +. A. Brown sold at
lls rs and osO bags from Maranham at % rs The de-
mand Tor sugar is more active in consequence of the ia
vorape news received from Europe per steamer of 9TH
UT Moiasses b rs Exchange on London Isl 10; on
New York and Boston, 1 a u prem
The New York herald., 1845-07-28
DIR. NJ II SHALL HALL'N
CORDIAL RENOVATOP

DR: aRSHALL HALL, one ofthe most celebrated phv.
sicians III Europe the dscoverer of this valuable med-
ce now used IN his practice the nobility Eng
anu ana throush The Continent OF Europe and every
stance when used according directions prouced the
most happy results is exclusively directed to the cure OF
such complaints arise from sorg the
tive organs is quick and wonderful action such that cold
ness or n6ecity cannot remain the system that under its
influence for half hour IL will afford decided relief 10 those
who By early indulgence solitary habits have fallen into
state of chronic debility.
Constitutional weakness, brought by secret habit in.
dulged IN by young men. This n when frequently in
dulged the evil that beaI Dyspensa
kness OF the limbs and small Of the back, confusion Of
ellect forgetiuness pdpiton of to Soci.
ETY. consumpton emacaon the symptoms ofhs disease
elects whites obstruction Of certain total mpo
ency and barrenness, are remQved by this medicine.
Phillips Boyne Agents. Forwarded all parts the Uni
ed states Price, 81 per bottles bottles for So Sold IA
Ouane street IN nsyrc
The New York herald., 1845-07-28
Medical Aid.

h GhEGORY 6S Gold street is at home usual day and
night attending to the duties Of his profession Ssgers
ana others who chance need professional yate
W and who may desire the hest treamen-a
ua cureshoud apply above Dr. Gregory lately
formed some extraordinary but he exposes pa
tents names BY publishing their certificates ALI interviews
md coriepondence will be considered strictly confidential
je20 lmtrc
The New York herald., 1845-07-28
MAGASIN JAPANAIS,
so nnnn. <s-a.s

II. PARKER Agent, from Amsterdam most re,pect
fully informs his friends aud the public gesera thai
he has received magnificent collection Oil Paintings
aud Antiquities consisting Of Japanese Jars Va
ses Flower Bottles Plates, Dishes Cups and saucers; old
Dresden Porcelain rours aud Fgmes Cups and Saucers
Gent ans oil the 10th century, and two Ebony Wooden
Arm Chairs from the 1913 and 1877 belong ed 10
the cardinal Aimenes, Great nquisor of Spain such as
never has been seen IN this counry Of which he
Al moderate prices Ladies and t-n een IL you wish 10
ueat yourself call aud this splendid collection
Also TWO carved Chairs for Cath ollie Churches 10 be seen
from 10 A. NJ. till r. NJ iea7 an Sh