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DOCT. PETERS VEGETABLE Pills


Y2FlhE which st les all things, " has thoroughly es-
n tahliShed the ineStimahle value of these PMS rs
u { udtIc, ihhmiuus and detergent medicine. IL is
now t~elYe fRARs since DR.. PETERS gave them to
the world and their reputatiuH founded on his Ionu
experience, still continues TO increase The annual
sales, which, dniin. the first year amounted to one
hundred thousand boxes, have, during the past ear
exceeded ten times that amount, aud the market for
them, once confined To few States. now comprses
not only the entire Union, hut Canada, New Bruins
wick, Nova Scotia and The West Indies. They NAV
uuly be termed tar great household Medicine of the
South and Vest. No other Pills have been so widely
patron2cd III those regions. They purely vegeta.
bic in their nature, and so mild and gentle in their ope
ratiOhs that they may be given with perfect safety
to an infant There Is not particle ofany irritating or
drastic substance III their composition, yet they act
upon the secretons with unequalled certainty and di
fecncss; thus purifying the constituents OF the blood,
and enanlng nature 10 throw into circulation per
fecty healthy fluid. Among the muIritudes of diseases
to he cure OF W ich DR.. Peters Vegetable Pills are
adapted, may be mcntO led-habituai Cosliveness,
Bilious Fever, Jaundce, Cholic, Dyspepsia, Aguc
and Fever, Worms, Female Irregularities, Heartburn,
Dysen'cry, DarhOea, Torpor of the Bowels, Piles,
Flatulencs, Loss of Appetite, Furrrd Tongue, Nau-
sea, rheumatism, Astha, Drspsy, Boils, aud all dis
eases of the skin caused by impurty OF the blood; tos
gnther with every species of complaint affecting the
stomach or bowels.
The immense demand for the medicine has excited
the cupidy of certain INSCRIPTIONS counterftiters
who have thrown into the market large Fuantv of
deltteriOuS trash, under the name of PETERS, We.
GETABLE PILLS
As the spurious Pills have been sold To druggists and
others at very low price, the proprietor oil the CT
SuSE medicine begs to state, that Merchants and Drug
gsls for their safety, will please take notice that
any person under aHy circumstances, whether he he
an agent or otherwise, WHO shall sell offer to sell
Peters Veget bic Pills IN quantities under one hun
died gross for less than $50 for the large and Sl8 for
the small size boxes independent OF any deduction for
cash, lisa swimder and an impostcr and the public are
cautioned against him.
GENUINE PETERS PILLS are sold wholesale
and retail, by G. K.TYLER
General Agent, cor. Of E. Baltimore and
sl3-u High sts., baltimore.
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took place on Monday last, The Portland Ad-
vertiser, of Tuesday, says: Comparatively few
return have been received. In eight or nine
towns, from which we have returns, there is a
falling off from last year in the aggregate vote
for G overnor, Of about l4O0 votes, with some
thing more than 100 nett gain for the Wing
candidate. In this county there has been an
active movement in reference to Temperan &C
questions, which has considerably affected the
votes for 5euatV's and for County Attorney.-
In this city, the aggregate vote is nearly 600
less than last year, and Mr.. Morse, the Wing
candidate, has nett gain of SO. There is no
choice of any Representative in Portland.
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'G3- e. S. FRYER. GENERAL IMPORTER
ofFrench & German LOOKING GLASS PLATES,
which will be sold, by wholesale and retail, as low as
any Importer in this or any other city
GLIDING done in all its vatieties-such as Portrait,
Picture, and Frames of all descriptions.
CORNICES Of all kinds and varieties.
FRAMES re-eilt and Looking Glasses and Picture
Glass inserted, at
jy2l-d No. NORTH GAY STREET.
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RUITE EASY FOR Us! The third capital

QUITE EASY FOR US! The third capital
w prize OF 1890 in the Md. Consolidated Lottery
No ), drawn yesterday, the Ilh inst, we sent in a
whole ticket to new customer in Boston Mass, and
two prizes of SlOOO each, sold at our counter to
strangers stopping at BarnumS City Hotel. num-
her OF others OF smaller denominations we sold 10
citizens. We have been up to our every eyes'' in
business OF iatethe vast number of large prizes that
have distributed lately, right and left, having pro
dHced 'perect rush" for our Office.
EMORY CO.'S Prize Office
No. Calvert street, Baltimore, Md.
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NEW STORE!

HpEV.J F. HEY'S INSTITUTE FOR LA
Ia DIES, No 237 w. PRATT sTRGET,wiIl be
e-opened on MONDAY, the LIST of September next
fds- Terms reasonable. isl al2f
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R3-CORONER's OFFICE, No. la6 NORTH HIGH
STREET, two doors north of Gay-st. mhl2-ly
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% ELL OF TANNlN. Since this article was
introduced last fall, the sale has become immense
To soften Leather, no matter how hard, it acts 10 the
aStoHshment of all, and for all old Leather, Harness
and Carriage tops In use it is invaluable, and no
stables would be without it when once known.
To be had at the corner Of Hanover and Baltimore
ats, Baltimore. Also at he corner of Baltimore and
Harrison SITS, and at No. 81 Thames st. II
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FIRE AT PETERSBURG. A TIRE occurred at
Petersburg, Va, on Tuesday morning, which
consumed the carpenters shop attached to
the tobacco factory of McEnery s McCuloch;
the grocery store of John Sturdivant, and sew
eral buildings on the lot of Henry DAVIS, whose
loss is So 900 and no insurance.
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HEALTH OF New ORLEANS. The Tropic
says there is no mistake III the health of New
Orleans. The month Of September has come,
and as yet not case of Yellow Fever has ap-
reared. The number of deaths for the week
ending the 3oth as the Board of Health report,
is only 49-25 adults and % children. The
AVERAGE heat of the week has been about s !
deg. The warmest day was Monday, when the
average hourly range was Cd deg, and coolest
was Thursday, when the average hourly range
was only 49,
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States. would be a great guard against abuses
allcdrcd to be prac,lsed in obtaining and in the
use Of naturalization papers, 50 that one person
could lot use the papers granted to another
Another ruarl against abuses in naturalization,
and which generally take place at the heat OF
an election, would be provision BY law re-
during the same term Of residence alter beng
naturali2ed that is now required OF citizens
moving to this State from another before eNcr-
cisnr the elective franchise. Another great
check on abuses would be Il general registry
law, where all persons should be entered preVl-
Gus to their beng admitted to vote. Another
guard would be, previous payment OF IAed
sum, in actual money, on the arrival OF the
alien in the United States, as an indemnity Tor
the expense incurred in the support OF the TO-
reign poor.
have heard of such instances, but | know
none of my own knowledge. When was &C
ting as attorney to the corporation, some years
since, a case was officially reported to me, Of IL
cargo Of foreign paupets being landed on the
island of New York out of the city, in the
night time, and without being bonded or hav-
ing paid their Communication money, portion
of whom the next day applied for admission to
the alms-house; aud upon an investigation and
examination of them, it was found they were
persons discharged from parishes OF Europe, the
expense Of their transportation having been
paid for them in behalf of such parishes"
NATIVE AMERICAN MOVEMENTS. There was
large Native American meeting at Marietta,
Pa, on Thursday evening last, at which Geo.
Ford, Esq, of Philadelphia, delivered an able
address. At Columbia, on Friday evening,
another immense meeting was held. Mr. Ford
and Mr.. Charles Dennis were the speakers, and
we're enthusiastically received. At Lancaster,
on Saturday evening, the Native Americans
held their ward meetings, which were the larg-
est and most enthusiastic ever held in that city
by any party. Their county convention was to
have been held yesterday to nominate a ticket.
AT Waltham, Mass. on Friday evening, there
was large Native American meeting and Sc
veral eloquent addresses delivered. The Native
Americans of the Northern Liberties, Philadel-
phia, had large mass meeting on Tuesday
evening. The Native Americans of Kings
county n Y, have nominated for the Assem-
bly,, Richard L. Wyckoff and Carrot Martense.
NATIVE AMERICAN Mass MEETINGS. The
friends of the American cause will observe, by
the notice in another column, that Mass Meet
ings have been substituted for the ward meet
nss heretofore intended to be held. This is
good change; for the ward meetings would be
100 harrassng to the candidates, and it has been
found difficult to procure rooms in the several
wards, large enough to accommodate the num-
bers who attend the meetings.
The New York herald., 1845-11-07

MoLAssEs-The market is without change. Prime
quality in demand and scarce. Sales at quotations
hcE.-The market since our last has continued very
firm and prices are well supported Good to prime sold
at 81 s74 a SIS IS, cash.
sPIRITs-The market is quite firm for Brandies, Gin
and Whiskey Sales of so hf pipes Of Seignette and
ST. a5 S2 80 do j. J. Dupuy, 81 80 90; %
do otard Dupuy 50 o5 35; 10 pipes Swan Gin. 81 3o
do Excise do, 81 30 10 puncheons Irish Whskey, 81
rs; do Malt do 50 Is; ; 10 do Scotch do, - l2,
Wines without change
SueARsThe market is fully high, with small stock
and increased demand Sales of 500 hhds New Orleans
IA TIC; 500 do Porto Rico, II sic 800 boxes brown
Havana 81 sic 20 do white do, lc 100 hhds st Crox
sast
Top.cco-we have change to report, the market
very firm
WHaLrBosE.-Al lot of North West Coast was sold be.
fore the arrival of the steamer at 81 cash. her advices
unaverable.
REAL EsrATE.2 lots 3ad street. 90 front and rear
by 80 feet inches side and 80 feet inch on the
other, 800
The story brick house and lot "a Lspenard st. lot 20
by is feet, 81, 700.
Lot corner of Montgomery and Water sts % feet
inches by 81 feet inches side and 81 # on the
other $4,000.
Lot II Montgomery street. - feet inches by 81 feet
inches on SIDE and % feet inches on the other
$4,000.
Lot on Madison street. Montgomery street, a6
Q inches front and rear, by 93 feet Deep $4,000.
y Farm in southport OF 400 acres $3.50.
The New York herald., 1845-11-07
Medical Card,

DO G 7 Q NJ r r SON
nJ ORTIZ RIVER DiSPENSARY, 2o41s Fulton street.
IN Doctor Morrison continues he consulted condentay
strant diet or pursuit Recent particularly "Gono.
rhua +" he cures ia to days.
STRUCTURES OF THE URETHRA are cured by Dr.
NJ. improved principles without pain Inconvenience to
the patient As the of Structure analogous
those Of other affections OF tine urinary but
Surgeons should be allowed to make the necessary
animation those affected with enlarged prostate glands may
suffer much injury from awkward practitioners
NERVOUS AND CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY
This affection and the Of evils resulting from de-
habit YOUTH inducing nocturnal emissions and u
impotency radically cured by Dr. NJ pat biological
principles by restoring the system healthy and rein
stating its original vgo perfect cure guaranteed or no
charge
N. B.-Dr. M holds communion with medical pretendes
advertising Surgeon in the city See his diplomas in his Office
204 Fulton Letters paid aud containing fee will
medicine and advice to any part of the Union
Office 2oi Fulton street, near Greenwich New York Open
from7 a. Nj to 10 +. NJ, daily. SIG lm*r
The New York herald., 1845-11-07
ATRAPlLATORY,
OR LIQUID
HAIR, DYE

FOR CHANGING THE COLOR Of THE HAIR
TO ANY REQUIRED SHADE OF BLACK
OR BROWN, IN A FEW MINUTES,
By simple and easy process, mithout staining the
skin, or in any ,cay injuing the hair.
BY J. LAIRD, 81 CHATHAM STREET.
THE great advantages possessed by this Hair Dye over
those hitherto will be apparent. IL produ
perfectly natural olor comparatively short space of
time much of the trouble and annoyance attending the
Of all former dyes entirely obvate, in this For produ
cling the lighter shades of brown the Aapatory be said
the only preparation through which satisfactory result
relied and in addition color having close
resemblance that OF completely defy deec
ton the Of the dye will be found injurious
the hair which, after the operation. will retain its
toned softness, elasticity and gloss.
j. LAIRD, 90 Chatham st.,
o3O lmsm New York.
The New York herald., 1845-11-07
iasHlsIssai EaId

nOCTOR FAWCETT consulting surgeon of 1886 Fulton
- street, New fofh author of late publication, EN-.
bracng the following subjects vzMatrimony mpotency
and ssrili!y anatomieay physoogeay sna soedic lily
OF Syphilis Secondary Sym TONS, Gonor
h9a, Geet, Structures Seminal Weakness, htes, Nee
turna Emissions, and all self.
poson The Doctor has devoted his attention for lat M
this city, the of the above mentioned
deaes and m his exensve practice and long experience
mvesgatiL me pathology Of the Of the
generave organs he ell that he under
takes and radical His diplomas from Lon
don Ednburg and Phladelph Also mis- honorary degree from
fee 1876 Fulton street
Persons distance, enclosing ST. have copy of his
late work. accompanied with which embraces all diseases
incidental 10 females
All letters prepaid and addressed to Dr. H. Fawceu Full
will receive due ola lmSrc
The New York herald., 1845-11-07
THIRD EDITION.
PRIVATE TREATISE,
Nv ND

AN certain delicate diseases, in which the best and most
" convenient OF stated IN the painest pos
BILE the prescriptions used in the authors practice
being without eserveE giving also clear and faithful
innocent disorders frequently mistaken
yenerea which afford wide field for the extorons and
decepons Of well known Boosting class OF people None
but those had peculiar opportunities OF judging
the and varied sources deception
which exist this subject the snenngs both IA mnd
Greenwich street Price ST. lit be seat by post un
bound.)
r Aware Of the opinion in general entertained Of those
who obtrude their skill the public mnudes OF whom
are seen IN almost every paper ts considered duty gy
book claims especial conhdence:-
Besides authors rank Graduate Of Edinburgh c-hs
former works medicine, viz, The Domestic Guide 10
tise Dyspepsia, the Epidemic Cholera he has
mona letters from the most physicians OF Europe 10
Of this city, Dr. Physick OF Philadelphia, and others and
winch gratifying, has perm sson refer to almost
every physlcIan ofemnence in the city
% The author has lately observed that several
have nearly initiated his and
his book they could do but those should unfortunate
ly happen be msed will very detect the mposure
Sal Im%m
The New York herald., 1845-11-07

Barque Manchester, Johnson Apalachcoa E Hurlbut
Brig Warsaw, Herbest, Tarrsgons &c Harbeck CO.
Brig Forest, Drew. Charleston. Gager& MAILER.
Brig Narragansett Leighton, Boston w Lewis.
Schr Gil Bias, Scull, Philadelphia Piatt * Person
Schr Hero Spear, Hallowel.
Schr Friend. Lowell, Boston.
steamer Black Diamond, Cox Philadelphia.
Arrived.
Bremen brig Josephine al days from Bremen with mdse and
passengers, TO l. T Poppe.
Shielding & Ferris
Brig Jedson. Russell IS days from Demerara ballast 10
Cartwright Harrison. Sailed with schr Me- for
Newpou ri 3lstult Henry James. native of Hamphire
Eng died with bilious aud remlttent fever SPOKE I'd lar
81 Ion 72 b brig Wanderer OF and for Halifax 20 days from
Demerara.
Brig Star Hubbard IS days from St Barts, in ballast to
Hubbard & CO.
Brig Peconc Park from st Marks Key West with $50
bales ton to ID Hurlbut x Co
Brig Clinton, Andrews. days from Savannah with cotton,
o Sturges, Clesrman x Co
schr Gold Hunter, Mumord ls days from St Thomas in
ballast, to master.
sehr swallow Robinson Washington NC. naval stores TO
Cook Taylor
schr Margaret Ann, Hammond. Baltimore flour &C. TO Ga
< MAILER.
Schr Civilian, Nichols Machias lumber to J + Snow
Schr Convoy, Nckerson, ston, mdse.
Schr Baltic, Tobey, New Bedford, oil.
Below.
Brig Excel Smith, from Savannah.
Also, two brigs unknown.
ls.E
The New York herald., 1845-11-07
By Last Nights SoBshern Mail.

BALTIMORE Nov 5-Comng up,, brig Mary Ann, FIN Turks
several fore aud att schs cid brss Midas Hay Abo RIO
NJ; Maakin Terry, New York sid ship susan 4 Howell
Mobiles brque Johanna BIep) Bahia via Eichmond brigs
NORFOLK, NOV Arr ship America, Boston, with detach
of lo and officers for Navy schr Bolivar
Nantucket In Hampton Roads brig Essex from James River
for Hayre CID ship Roanoke. Afrca schr Wabash Boston,
Brig Brand dywne from James River for Rio Janeiro went TO
sea Yesterday
The New York herald., 1845-11-07
tgy-Rt,M RKABLE CURES--H9
DIR. j, FRANCIS, OCULIST.

465 BROADWAY, 4th Door from Grand Street.
WM BIRD, William street, almost blind for sixteen
~ months, with neubuas covering the sight,
fectly restored
Charles Barry late of the Hamilton Literary and Theoogi
cal Institute 90 nearly blind from amaurosis has been
perfectly cured.
Miss Corcoran 81 Mulberry street. totally blind Of eye
fer year, large ulcer covered the sight, cured
few weeks.
Miss 1872 Green nearly blind from
sis; her sight is perfect.
We the undersigned having witnessed astonishing
performed by Dr. j. FRANCIS, believe his preparations for
diseases of eye be greatest blessings that could
be afforded the afflicted and highly recommend him as
safe aud skilfui Oculist.
Rev Duncan Dunbar, Rev. g. Benedict,
Rev. S. H. Cone, Rev. j. Peck,
Rev. j. Andrade, r. C.. Priest, Rev n. Wheelock.
Artificial Eyes inserted which be distinguished from
the natural without giving the least pain Numerous cert
to be the Office. -
= Advice gratis, given 10 i,e poor Mondays, Wednes-
days and Saturdays, from until 10, A. NJ,
On application by mail tpost paid stating the disease his
or H. uea s
The New York herald., 1845-11-07
ALEXANDER'S TRICOBAPHE.

y
liquid Dye which changes the color ofthe
hair beautiful brown black without injury the hair
skin The superiority of this Dye consists in its
mode of application and instantaneous efecta other dyes
requiring from twelve hours produce any change Its
superior excellence will be sngl
application.
Extract from the Philadelphia Daily sun'5ALExANpEr
TRIcoBAPHE1he effect of the above the hair truly
tonishng 1t tried yesterday Office and thech
from gray to black instantaneous.
Extract from the Philadelphia Daily Forum "-Sever
acquainances have recently applied to their hair thew
BILE liquid Dye known Alexander's Tricobanhe-a new
valuable discovery and has failed to pronc the
desired effect Immediately after applying Il to gray hair
whiskers il mparts beautiful brown or black color
For sale by Rushon Co druggists, ITO Broadway 10 As
House. and 1856 Broadway, lith street; Aspn-
wall sc William street; Johnson, Moore Taylor 81 Maiden
lane j. w Wright Co Cedar street and othe principal
druggists throughout the United States agents.
II. * q. A. WRIGHT, 80 South 4th street,
OIL Intro PHILADELPHIA.
The New York herald., 1845-11-07
A CARD.
TO PARENTS AND Guardians.


LADY ofsuperior talents and requirements desrous OF
IAhavng afsw pupils instruct in Music Her method
OF will be found be the expeditions
noting them the thorough knowledge and theory of the
science OF any now taught.
line directed to K NJ, the office OF this paper, will be
duly attended to. o7 m|rc
LESSONS IN DANCING, WALTZlNG, NC.
AID ACHILLE respectfully her friends
M patrons andto the public general that her regular
w commence Saturday. October llth her Saloon No.
Al Walk ker street.
DAYS OF TUITION
For young Ladies and young Masters under 10 of
on every Wednesday and Saturday. from to ocockand at
5for young Gentlemen.
Evening Class for Gentlemen every Tuesday and Thursday
at o'clock.
For LADIES and Gentlemen desrous Of forming by them
selves private Quadle Glasses Polka Mazu ka uadrles,
on any days and hour enieut both parties
For individual and private lessons in Dancing, Watzng
Polka Mazurka for Ladies and atany
desired.
Madame A. continues to give her professional services
young ladies boarding schools and private families.
Soee Balls exclusively for her pupils accompanied by their
parents or guardians, usual
Being correspondence with several of the principal
lessons Par Madame A. from them all the novel;
ties OF tie day admitted in the fashionable society," and she
will make duty adopt them her classes les
sons according to her patrons desires.
The New York herald., 1845-11-07
Cotton Trade.

There has been decline in prices in this market since
the ARRIVAL OF the Caledonia at Boston Our market has
been very inactive during the last two weeks and there
is at present every prospect OF It's becoming still farther
depressed both in prices and in demand We continue
to receive the most favorable reports from the cotton
growing sections and the picking season. far has been
thing the manufacturers at home and abroad could
wish The probability OF large crop and the unfavor
able complexion OF the English markets must depress
those ruling.
We annex statement showing the movements in this
staple country since the first of September this
year compared with the two previous seasons The re.
ceps this year the latest dates have been larger this
year than last while the exports have been less
EYE
The New York herald., 1845-11-07

LMERrooL-Steam ship Great Western-John c Conrov
Mr. Howard and servant W Peabody. q Adlsrd, Miss al
lard Miss Ad.rd II Morss, Jos NJ Cooper, J Il More.
sw INV {Srs Georfe Red Jug. Pau, Gonnestcqt Jos
Gerdes Baltimore Miss Mary o Beardmore Miss Psee Mas
ts rsget Toronto Miss Hart Canada Charles sharpes i.dy
In'ld @ snd servant, Qu.bec Nicol, VIM Twnane Edwsfd
,yy.d May dhos Crinsan Wilkes and lady Mr. Torrance Hy
Gedney, Mrs Haer Miss Hall Enesnd: Philia s5r,.
o ady London John Anderson Scotland Victor i,erysise
France Rev Mr. Lou gilman ' 'o 'ei'a''e'
The New York herald., 1845-11-07

PORTLAND Nov 3-Arr schrs Texas Pilsbury. New York.
Ceyon do for Camden; Wave do Thoma,ton; May Flow
do fo Hslowel CD ship Sarah, Mobiles is brgs Em
ly, aud Freighter, Porto Rico.
foRr.MourH Nov 2-Below. schr America, New York for
Portland.
PsovIpHNcE Nov 4-Arrschr Niuetta, Baltimore Cid ship
Edwin Apaschcola Sid schrs Oscar, White and Pow
haitian Philadelphia; Emerald Albany
PRoyrsos Town Oct soArr scbr Rival Harding which sid
20 for New York, bar OF head winds
22d schrs Ouese aud Grand Island Norfolk 3oh Charles
Allstrum, do. -
The New York herald., 1845-11-07

butter Tor the last week hangs very heavy upon the
nan IS OF the holders Owing to the damp weather there
s however, lair demand Tor prime which brings from
- 2oc medium l5 l6c, not much doing common III
l2c N cheese the demand good with fair supplies An
immense business doing In the of export generally
ior the European market good Eastern rom 10 cts
western IN casks and boxes &C.. and others according
TO quality. We learn from a statement that the
county OF Herkimer in this State turns out ANNUALLY
,2o5lso pounds, which at cents per pound would
yieid revenue OF S6561o3 6s Pork-Some little Ohio
Ness Sl3 Prime, sl0,6 Beef new sl75 Prime.
S7,75, Mess. Lard, SIC Tallow ~? '
The New York herald., 1845-11-07
THE
IN V is lib l. E

60 closely resembles the real head Of hair that and
il the perfect
novel and unique wig its being sade without sewing
which It's closely resemble
the natural hair both ghness and natural appearance
defy dttection texture being eiuu porous and
free all OF unmpeded
aud the evils Of other wigs entirely avoided The sepc
and alike invited this novel and beau
tfu Wig and the peculiar method of fitting the head the
manufacturers, A. &. BARRY, lac Broadway of Ii.
heIry gfreef. mn TAI ol0Ir n-rnr