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NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS.
THE CHEAPEST &

- THE CHEA PEST d
A---If1A BEST ROUTE TO THE
pl ;;SsSS55:SS---zs5A55s VIRGINIA SPRINGS
s-=ss7g Through IN three days Nth
90 miles less stage traUet than any other route DAILY
Sundays excepted.)
The Steamers CURTIS PECK, Captain DAVIS.
and JEW ESS, Capt. SUTTON, leave Southpate's
Wharf, Norfolk, at 81 o'clock, daily (Sunday's ex.
cepted) for Richmond, and arrive in due time to
connect with the Packet Boats to- Lynchbure lea.
wing daily at O'Clock, p. NJ, SUNDAYS eXcept.
ed) arriving in 81 hours thence by sta ges lin dav
hme,) via. Natural Bridge to the Springs; through
the whole route from Norfolk in DAYS, without
any fatigue, so requisite for invalids.
Passage and Fare through to White Sulnbur
Springs, meals and lodgings included on board of
boats from Norfolk to Lyncbburg, $14.
PASSENGERS FOR STANTON.
The Packet Boats for Stanton leave Richmond
every Monday. Wednesday and Friday afternoon
at O'Clock, passengers going to Stauntoh by lea.
wing Norfolk on Monday, Wednesday and Friday
mornings in the Jewcss, Capt Sutton, will arrive
in sufficient time TO take this comfortable and OK
peditiou5 route, being only ~ miles staging Pas
sage and Fare to Stanton by this route from Nor.
folk SIS, whole expense So from Norfolk TO Staun
ton, 81 25 less than by Louisa Railroad at as
Tickets throughout can be proc Ired on board the
River Boats. DICKSON & MALLORY
June is Agents j. r. Steamboats,.
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II HOFFMAN, Boot and Shoes Manufacture.
IL er, south of the Market, Crawford street,
Portsmouth, Va
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PASSENGERS BY CARS AND BOATS TAX
THEIR MEALS Az ruIS uQuSE

o. This House is so well known to Northern and
Southern Travellers, that not one worlds necessary
to be said in its praise. To Ladies and Gentlemen
DESTROYS OF making longer shortsoourn in Ports
mouth, where every decacy of land and sea can
be obtained in the utmost richness and nbundancc
the Proprietor would state that the House il pro
vidcd with every modern improvements for the
comfort and convenience of his Patrons, while
honest and attentive Servants arc always in attcn-
dance.
Do-The STABLES attached to this popular ami
extensive Establishment are the largest and most
commodious of any in Eastern VIRGINIA
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ID ECTIFIED WOOD NAPHTHA.-Thi.

- ECTIFIED WOOD NAPHTHA.-This
IL having recently come into use in London as
a remedy for Turberculous Consumption. and very
favorable and happy effects having resulted from
1T, has induced the subscribers To have of it
prepared with great care, perfectly pure and high
~ recthed, in order that a fair trial may be made
Of its merits.
This is warranted to be the article 80 highly re-
commented by DR.. Hastings physician to the
free Dispensary London) in his statement pub
lished IN the London Lancet, when he cautions per
sons using il TO be sure and procure this kind as
an impure article (or Coal Tar Naphtha) has pro-
duced the most unpleasant aud dangerous effects
IT. has been used by many Of most eminent PLY
sicIans, with decided success
Neto York, Jan. list, 15f5. RUSuTIN & co.
& nc above article of Naphtha Just received and
lot sale by HENRY BUFF,
July IL Hit stroct
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Medical Gard.
DOCTOR NOR r. /

DO Q TO NJ o r. r SON,
NORTH RIVER DISPENSARY, 2O4k Fulton street.
~ Doctor Morrison continues be consulted condentay
all private diseases which he without mercury
strain in diet pursuit Recent particularly Gonor-
STRUCTURES or THE URETHRA are cured by Dr.
NJ on improved principles, without pain Inconvenience
the patient As the symptoms of Structure analogous with
those Of other affections Of the urinary but
enced Surgeons should be allowed to make the
suffer much injury from awkward pIaetoners
This affection and the train Of evils resulting from de-
structve habit YOUTH inducing nocturnal emissions and u
mpotency radically cured by Dr. A pat illogical
principles, by restoring the system healthy and rein.
stating its original vgor perfect guaranteed
charge.
N. B-Dr M. holds communion with medical pretenders,
who claim be Surgeons he is perhaps the only qualified
advertising Surgeon the city, See his diplomas in his Office,
2o Fulton street Letters post paid and containing fee will
insure medicine and advice any part Of the Union.
Office 2oils Fulton street, Greenwich New York Open
from A. NJ. to 10 P. NJ, daily. iuI6 lm*rh
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Medical Aid.

DR GREGORY, No Is Gold street. is consulted in all
Il s Ssy and
Il hs Ss: SsncS e His oRF
roduce into his practice which
q ys 0s s yss % other physcsas
~s Pfrfy rs % pssn dread.
astonishing He is inventor OF method by
always successful whereas old mode OF treating The
cuabe Structure has BEEN car sS Sy
the Dos,G sSss well 0ns o the most
NEW JUS Or aCoNsTITUTIoNAL DEBILITY. re.
ul and thoughess Nature too good
thu q S and 20 BE-
Of che bSdy n woiSs
hands partial entire loss Of some Of the faculties
Of such the stomach liver lungs and
M For repairing the soastaon and energies Of such as ss
this afflicted, Dr. Gregory would earnestly re-.
ason with remedies kind Is good
effects permanent and the lasting Price So bottle
$40 for half Dozen in and be any part OF
THE PRIVATE TREATISE, called " The Rubicon'-
This little volume essentially important with those who 70.
It's instructions and embrace all the diseases and de-
nngemen Of the genital organs OF both 1t contains
Price 50 BY mail win pay the book and The
as per order All applications by MAIL &c sn nlS%
ao Rs 10
are for sale at the Doctors residence &c Gold street. and the
No. Sc William street, Maiden lane.
~ Fulton street, corner OF Water st.
80 sutton street. att he Lamp Store, Sun Buildings.
i" Us Dowery, corner OF Walker
" lyS bowerv, corner Of Spring st.
ito Deancey street, corner Of Suffolk st.
" East Bfoadway, corner OF Market and both
m m repf ,.ITt ckan
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THIRD EDITION.
THE
PRIVATE TREATISE,
nv I'm RAyRH

IN certain delicate diseases. which the best and most
~ convenient of stated in the panest posi-
BILE manner 1.-THE prescription: used in the authors practice
description Of disorders frequently
for veneeal which afford wide field for tine extorons
receptions of well known Boosting class of people None
but those who have had peculiar opportunities Of Judging
which this subject the sufferng both in mind
and body, they entail society To be had only 50
Greenwich Price 81. lit may be by post
bound.)
Aware Of the general opinion in general entertained Of
those who obde their skill the public (mul,tudes Of
whom in almost paper IT considered duty
20 the following statement the ground which this
iit!le book claims especial conidence:-
Besides the anttors rank Graduate OF Edinburgh Schs
former works medicine. viz, The domestic Guide
edecne which has passed through several editions, Trea-
tmonal letters from the eminent ply OF Europe
the most ennent ~ America Sis Ashley Cooper DIR Mott
Of this city Dr. fhysick of Philadelphia, and others and
which y most gratifying, has refer almost
every physician OF emInence IN the city. auto ImTm
GALVANIZED IRON AND TIN
GALVANIZED SHEET IRON AND TIN very su-
N peor article, rust Also, Tin Plate Shee
Iron Russia Sheet Iron She Copper Scotch AIact
rcan Pig Iron, for sale hs CASS 4 WARD,
mvIs smsec No. ~ Broad street
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M AGNETTC ABSORPTION

nR A. POWER, member ofthe Royal College of Surgeons
- Of London and Edinburgh aad of the principal Colleges
OF the United States and for several years
Sir Ashley Cooper be condentaly consulted his phi
yae Offices at No ID Chambers street. New York, upon all
diseases OF delicate natueo the of which he
has confined his practice for the last II years.
syphilis Gononhna and elects whether recent or of long
standing cured few days, without the of mercury
copaya, charge made.
Structures which Of all diseases the nsdous q the
commencing and seahiy advancing where its existence
dfeamt Of producing the amenabe effects
the m I'D ald of the patient Some the
most prominent symptoms postrton Of the natural
ge aversion 10 society and the involuntary of few
drops Of water after the adjusting Of the Clothes subsequent
TO the yoidng the urine Hundreds Of have been
cessinly treated upon newly invented system of Magnetic
attendant upon the rash rtrodut ton Of instruments
Sell Pollutonproducng many instances idocy loss OF
memory III the back aud lons nocturnal and
Their Consequences mpotency and stey mob ID habit
after arising with the inexperienced from moral feel
lngs, when contracted dIiiuut overcome
The sufferer speedily enabled under my treatment sub
due tins perncious practice and the restored
PRISTINE organ by the Electro Magnetic Balance.
FluorAbre OF WhcsObstructions and Suppressions Of
Menses aud all diseases OF the female sex, have received
large share OF my research and attention.
On the doubts and Fears which often date from marriage
and on all ether matters connected Herewith may be
suited with the most honorable gard integrity and
am the only qualified who has had the moral
courage TO antagonist the empericm which iearuy
walls IN this branch Of medical science
Patients at distance VIII please be possible in
the DESCRIPTION OF their symptoms snd pay their post
Oce No IS Chambers street. between City Hall Place and
Chatham ST. Hours from A NJ to 10 P. Nj.
AMI Inn Ri
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Vhe Crnvls.

The NeW London .4drocate says:-As far as we can
learn from our farmers the crops WILL this part of New
London county be about equal to those of previous
year although the quantity of hay cut will be hardly
an average crop. Grain-rye and oats-we are told,
will come in very WELL and of corn there will be about
average yield OF fruit there is abundance of most
ands We hear nothing yet however of the apple crop
but OF pears and peaches there will be large supply
The Carfollon, (ss) Democrat, of the 23d ult, say
We hear much complaint for want Of rain, and the
ern crop in some neighborhoods is materially injured
Tiers have been favored, and the yield will be
afge From diigen inquiries, learn that the Cotton
TINS section OF the country, is unusually promising
nd II the picking is favorable larger crop will
gathered than for several years past The weather is
ry ana warm, with occasional refreshing breezes.
Inc Canton Creole OF the Goth ul says:-Wc have had
iced it much. 1t is good for fodder pulling but the
quares are dropping from the cotton
Inc .fcddtdn Recorder expresses apprehensions of
great loss to the hay crop in consequence Of late heavy
aims and says the fields of grain have suffered from the
cause.
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lslealcai ADVICE,

DOCToR LAMERT is still confdentialy consulted In,
- old Office g Gold street. between Fulton and Beekman
all diseases Of delicate his being mild and
judicous requires neither mercury restraint Diet him
drancs from business Recent cured in
days.
DEBILITY, NERVOUS OR CONSTITUTIONAL ari.
sing from frequent indulgence Of the passions Of ndisce,
youth and thereby nightly emissions and eventually
object being to restore the system mentally and bodily that
state of vgor nature originally designed.
STRUCTURES, disease frequently existing without the pa
t-n being the least sometimes caused by maeatnent
of unntiaed medical petenders and by the neglect
of the parties themselves by the Dr. efectua with
out pain or Inconvenience.
The Doctor being few qualified advertising Surgeons
IN the city guarantees perfect cure or no charge made Let
paid enclosing fee Immediately attended and
dcine with advice sent to any part Of the United States
Ofice s. Gold street. Open from A M. to ?. NJ
lrnNr
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MEDICAL NOTICE,

Df:COOPEk "a Duane street between Chatham and Will
- liam Streets has, for the last years. confined his
tce TO the tire tmen Of vensea and other diseases
81 delicate nature Dr. Cooper years celebrated
Lock Hospital ana mas Tor the last enjoyed the most
extensve practice IN private diseases Of any medical
New York lie can the aggravated this
dease and mild removed in FIVE days The Dr. is
areguarly educated physician aud surgeon and
ms PARENTS 10 leave until perfect performed
St1eture-Dr Cooper has discovered new method by
two weeks with scarcely any pain 10 the patient
Constitutional Debility, brought on BY a secret habit In
dulged ~ by young This when RELY
begets Dyspepsia weakness OF the limbs and small back
confusion OF intellect fogeulness papifation the
ana aversion 70 society cure warranted
ehage BE sure and recoect the number 49, with the
over the doo as there - sdecptye and calculated 70
impose the creduous, the block Or Cooper is the
only qualified physician who adv il this street
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LIVERPOOL CLAssrFIcATIoN.

H,Y-saes OF North River BALE common qualities, at
5Sa621c Prime, for city consumption, at 15c. The
ceipts are 10 moderate extent
MASSACHUSETTS, in drudge casks, we quote at
&c. Western and prison bbls are firm at 23aaslc.
NEW YORK CATTLE MARRrr-August ll-At market
1900 Beef Cattle, 250 from the South; 40 Cows and
Calves, 2500 Sheep and Lambs
PR1cEs-Beef Ca,tle-The slight Improvement noticed
in our last report has hardly been maintained during the
past week Inferior and Aliddng S4a4 so superior and
PRIME Soa5,o0; few extra at SO. Unsold 300.
Cows and Calyes-ll at market taken at Sl4aS25 &C.
coriing 10 quality.
Sheep aud Lambs-Prices remain stationary. Sheep
81 10 80 80; Lambs, s7i to $3.50 400 unsold
hay-Ihe stock on hand is rather light; sales at 81
Z
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"a 2w*n

THOSE ofmy fellow citizens who were acquainted with my
late sickness and great need but to state that
have entirely recovered but consider that the
world large should be made acquainted with the ccum-
stances and enable them where find skilf physician
pain and sweng in my bones and joints when called
upon an individual who claims be physicians and by his
self under his but imagine surprise In few days he
injured that had to employment and be
fined to my bed legs and contracted
trely helpless broke ulcers all my body
asonfes cannot express then by enquiry that
case hopeless when my friends recommended to Ds.
Joseph Heine, No. 20 Duane Chatham street change
took placemy pain subsidized my ulcers began heal
the swelling ote bones and joints vanished legs and
arms became moveable in weeks liked without crutch
es and in two months was perfectly cured
49, ORCHARD YATES, Captain ofthe steamboat loas.
Iv,xr
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BALTIMORE, August II. ls45

BALTIMORE, August IT Io45.
The rumor W hch reached Baltimore on Saturday morn
ing that orders had been received Fort Mcenry oi
Cap Rnggolds troop OF Fly ing Artillery, prepare
march for Texas at moments warning turns out be
correct An additional order to forthwith has since
been received, with directions employ vessel of 400
tons burhen to carry them to Arkansas Bay, in Texas
All is therefore, hustle and preparation at the fort and
is understood they will before the close the pre-
sent week, possible Important dispatches from Texas
have been received it is said at Washington from Texas
which renders this step and that similar
have been dispatched for all the oops the seaboard
We have had heavy storms for three days in
sion Of thunder lightning and rain Friday the light
ming done considerable damage in and about the city
the Holiday ST. eet Theatre is undergoing thorough
repairs inside and out il having been lease for the
ter by Marshal OF the Walnut Street Theatre Philadel
phia who intends to bring with him the best
panies that have appeared before Baltimore audience
since the DAYS OF old Jefferson
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iYaesIicai Ca r.;

nOCTOR FAWCETT, of 1856 Fulton street, New York,
- Member Of the Royal College of Surgeons London and
Edinburgh and Graduate Of the Jefferson Medical
subjects yizMatrimony, Imposncy and Sterihy, snato.
mcaly physologicay .nd medic lily explained with CON-
prehenve exposition of the and modern treatment OF
Syphilis Secondary SYM Gonorhea, elect Structures
Nocturnal and all the arising from self
the diseases his long established Office
1876 Fulton street, where the aggravated forms all aec
tons of the gencratye will yield his mode Of treat
nent without restraint diet exercise, and without me
parayzed from excessive INDULGENCE from masturbao
he w be able to restore the parts 70 health and ygor Per-
All letters mut be postpaid and directed to Dr. H. Eawce
AMI I'M rrc
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FEVER AND AGUE.
VIyVNKOOP a CO.'S COMPOUND TONIC MIyTIIRE


w For the Of Fever and Ague, Rement and Inter
mnent FeyerThe proprietors Of this medicine having the
confidence IN virtues have been induced 10 ofert
the pubic, with the that will effect speedy
and permanent OF that distressing complaint highly
recommended aud has been extensively used with distinguish
ed success relieving Of those who SUFFERING under
this scouge Of countr when used according the drec
obnste of the disorder Persons of weak stomach
and children may take without the least difficulty II
strengthens the stomach and digestive induces app
tite and seldom than bottle effect
1t purely vegetable and contains nothing injurious TO the
most delicate constitution We offer the following testno-
mails from two physicians who have used III their practice
with uniform SUGGEST
GENrs- have used your medicine, called Compound To-
MIXTURE OF Fever and Ague and have found
the purpose better than anything have prescribed
practice have used II when employed Assistant
Surgeon the United States Navy different stations and
list one time. and has proved successful.
commend this article from certainty Of its effects aud
ference all other articles medicine for that distressing
complaint. Yours sc. :
New YoRK May 8, lsl5.
NEWARK, N. j., May 10, l845.
SiRs-Havng adopted the Of your Tonic Mixture the
of Ague and Fever regard deserving of public
hdence and medicine that viii maintain the claims
make for IT, In every far know, where have
prescribed in Ague and Fever has been successful find
an excellent Tonci debility following Feyers generally
hope it may the extension aud patronage deserves
L. Is. FLEMING, NJ d.
This Mixture is prepared by II. D Wynkoop Druggist g
JIG Hill. Detroit Mich; O. r Thomas Cincinnati o. J. NJ.
Barsow Philadelphia VIM g. Hunting Charleston s. C., and
j. McChesney, Chicago, Ill. je2s lm*ec
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& y Nj NJ E CIAL.
New York. Monde

New York, Monday, Aug. IL.
AsHEs-Pots are in limited demand and we still quote
S3,'o s3,slt Pearls are steady at SI06l. There is
very little doing in either description.
BEFswax-Prime yellow, of all descriptions, sells
wanted at 29i 293c.
BREADsTuFFs-We have no change to notice in this
market. The by the Great Britain may have some
effect Genesee -four is held at 81 % Si37; sales
however At latter price.
CorToN-The news per steamer Great Britain does
not appear TO have had any effect market The
private advices are said to be very encouraging. The
decline would induce large operations. We continue
quotations.
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HAMnuRe-Ship Brarens-Mrs 4 A Schirmer, Ernst Schr
ner Miss Johanna Schmer Albert Schimer Herman Schir-
ner Louis ullnana T Won Mells.aed Robert Gwynn,
enradine Troahn, Mrs Anna Cow-ei 10 the steerage
Safeguarding New Jersey-Airs Robbins Mrs II Bryan
lrS seward Miss Remington, Miss Bryan, h w Bloom
Iilden u Galloway, + Smith II Bryan /. Remington,
ne Lane Msdegan and three sons Jones, 0By rnes,
Watkins, j Swift
sAyASNAH-Brig ClintonMrs Sellers and child, Mrs Te-
eau Mrs johnson and child Miss Pendegas Miss Gulmar-
a, Capt " II Mills + Johnson, = Rogers. NJ Fender
tellrr N = ' - :
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49,, VICTIMS OF INDISCRETIoN.

a DErSvElnI . bolANlCAL PHI. LIS are the most su
cessIui remedy ever discovered for the cure III gnno.
gleets seminal weakness or any similar dsorJr "
generation Tie hgn low, rich and poor married mi @
Ee may cure themselves without the least exposure IN The
shortest possible time They free from and py'
Erate the system generally especially the
ye,,a by ie celebrated Dr. Abeehy In ali stages
fall victims, and get their Constitutions ,sd sh ons ho.
OF these rails would have saved them ' '
For sale, wholesale and retail by VIM Ws,son
Price VI per boz, with directions jus Imsec
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MEDICAL AND SURGICAL OFFICE

51oIIok JOHNSON, II Duane street Chatham ST.,
one the Oldest and medical snrg
cal Practitioners N the city Of New York oil
certain class delicate Diseases The Doctor established in
one stand Tor eleven and during that time
treated 2 cases Of venerea mecura aud other delicate
complaints The Drs reputation for skill in those old half
cure cases that have existed for years No
ter how long you may have Gee Structure Ulcers upon
the body, ~ the throat, PANS head
OF the legs Will and can you, If your case durable
CONSTITUTIONAL weakness sometimes called Seminal Weakness
brought on by aecle habit INDUCED in by young menMany
unfortunate victim OF this has
sautary treatment DyI~psa weakness OF the limbs and small
Of the back confusion Of intellect fogeaness paptaon OF
the heart aversion to soeiety only symptoms OF
plant lie warrants cure every charge. Mild
and recent cases cured IN two days Dr. johnson regularly
educated Physician md Surveor. aIa rmosFr
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Foreign Amportations.

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hLEAANUEk'S IhICDsAptir


"A NEW AND INVALUABLE DISCOVERY being n ii
qud Dye, which eousiy changes the color OF the
hair to BEAUTIFUL brown black without injury to the hal
or skim The great superiority Of this dye its easy
mode Oh application and instantaneous eect-a other dyes
requiring from ten TO twelve hours produce any change its
application. - ' s''
- Extract from the Philadelphia Daily Sun "-ALExANpyRs
lhcoBAPHE-Ihe effect Of the above the hair truly as
tonishing was tried yesterday Office and the change
from gray 10 black ssananeous. '
For sale by Rushton Co, druggists ITO Broadway 10 A.
tor House and $50 Broadway; corner of nth street. Aspin
WALL @ william street johnson, Moore =, Taylor 81 Maiden
lane j. W. Wright Co Cedar street; and OF the PRINCIPAL
druggists throughout the United States Of sole agents
jy8 im'm Pbi,Jel,h;,