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ADVERTISEMENTS
OF THE
COLLEGE,
Medicine and Pharmacy
50 NASSAU STREET.
M 4 DICAL VICE
PRIVATE DISEASHs

,v,,,, PRIVATE DISEASES. rss1
na ada EMBEhs Of ths New York College Of Medlcss
continue ateHSa to ali
medical Sa ] s to persons requiring
ne constitution or business invsds sre par
rs appearance Of those vast amount Of sue ps
oss for many s years asSdss One Of M the member
aoa salIf day r. ns eyre r s's Complains
II ;sSPs s
forwarded chest noa eoasn pa
sspey oshs ~ Z. ,sn,ss o
closing S. post paid. a'y' anu o.
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED
s' G2Gsss e con- I
cret indulgence q kind il is an insaIsss.
remedy led .G ery or baenness unless depend
snss BOTTLES tsn q 4, 1eh "a Of half dozen carefully
VELPEAU'S SPECIFIC PILLS
EOh the radical cure OF gonona elect ual sun;..
% the a, re.ns Of twey ysn, These
fSs.: s.q vsS." q
s sy s whoni .1ng breath with
RICORD'S ALTERNATIVE MIxTIJpE
ne permanent cure Of primary or secondary ovnh
coa. Of mssay or any
ais ss as .s sys. whSs' e.
BRAIDED alternative. - -'e"' wiz" hs Justly oeie
ood " single bottles at 81 each in case. or h,If , :,
~ e"e'u'y packed snd scnt 10 all of the Union
nIf EXTRACT OF SARsApA
UspFPsRE11 ZEN -. ~ IAN AND SASSAFRAS
Ie6n ed am for e oppression qaaetary This
% un hsy concentrated extract plssesinp iii M, nur
lut,es and curative powers Of s above serbss conf
by The College Infinitely 10 any
u oatara NJ present before the pnblic md NAV he
iure so " remedy for all diseases arising from an
o. INC piood such scrofula salt rheum r,upworm
nlotches or pfnes ulcers pain IN fhs homes ar nnp
throat or any disease
mercury. " 'yP"iis VI nh ihJuoicous use Oh
Sold N single bottles, at ,,..n,..o.
:. IN cases OF half dozen bottles, a. So
- " dozen IL m
Nn N'ses forwarded to all parts Of the Union.
Nip.-A very liberal discount - wholesale purchasers
io~Wfe W. .. RICHARDSON, M. D., en-,
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MEDICAL AND SURGICAL OFFICE,

nOCTOR JOHNSON, II Duane street, near Chatham st.
- is one OF the Oldest and medical and surei
cal the city Of New York the treatment
certain class o delicate diseases The Doctor established
one stand for eleven and during that
y treated mercurs other delicate
complaints The Dr reputation for skill in those old half
cured cases that have existed for years No mat
ter how long you may have Geet, Structure Ulcers upon
the body or III the throat the
q the legs VII and can cure you if your IS cursbe
constitutional Weakness sometimes called Seminal Weakness
brought on by secret habit INDUCED in by young me-Many
an unfortunate victim OF this has nv
salutary treatment Dyspepsia weakness limbs and
the back confusion Of intellect ogeuess pptation of
plant He warrants a every case or M cbsron Mia
aud recent cured days Dr. johnson is
enu.-...o : nyscIsn .no Nnr-on al2 Imostr
CURED BY A BOTANIC DOCTOR who nn1er-,,nJ.
his business with ten years extensive practice
nostruins been sayat and in the no ptas without
hose who wish positive cure without mercury and avoid
me guorahce ana imposition OF Boosting pretende who
crety give Tcury and ruin the constitution should cali with
tations free from 3to +. M. aio Inss
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T. u M M Il Il ClAlA.

Saturday, August s3.
AsHss The sales of the week are about 800 barrels
of Pots at SO rs s and 400 barrels Of Pearls at So
06t 81 l2t
Received since opening canals =
ieaiis pois'. .ll55I
:, 466l5 bbls
Exports Jan. to Aug. l9 ls45 =
Pots. bbls 311l3
Pearls, tbls ... 694s
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MAGNETIC REPELLANT

nR. POWER, member ofthe Royal College of Surpeons
o London and Edinburgh, and Of the principal COLLEGES
Of the United States and for years to the late
SIR Ashley Cooper can be condentaliy consulted At his pri
vate Offices No. ID Chambers New York upon all
diseases OF delicate nanreto the treatment o which he
has confined his practice for the last II years.
syphilis Gonorhpa and Gleet whether recent or of long
standing cured few days. without the use Of mercur or
copaiya, charge made. -
structure which, OF all diseases is the nsidous
commencing AID selthy advancing where its existence
even dfent OF, producing the lamentaJe effects
the nnd and nervous system Of the patient Some Of the
most prominent symptoms of
ges aversion TO society," and the involuntary of
drops of water, after adjusting the Clothes subsequent
to vodng urine Hundreds Of have been successfully
treated upon newly discovered system of Magnetic Repu
dsnt upon the rash irtrodur ton of Instruments
Sell Pollution amorbd habit often arising with the
perlenced aud when once contracted dituu
coineproducing m many instances dlocy loss of memory
pains IN the back aud Ions nocturnal emissions
aud efty the sufferer speedily enabled under my treat
en to ubdue this perncous practice aud the system is re-
Balm.
fluor Albus Whites DISTINCTIONS and Suppression
large share Of research attention. am The onIv anal,
ned practitioner who has had the courage 10
emTrcsm which so fearluy prevails in this most
On the doubts aud Tears which often deter from marriage
anu on an other matters connected Herewith may be con-
suited with the most honorable gard integrity and So
ciecy Patients AT distance VIII please be minute as po,
Die ~ The description Of their No letters from he
Post Office unless paid V' Wv
ohces No 5Chsmbes street. between City Hall Place and
Chatham street Hours from A. NJ to 10 r. NJ ~' '''
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80 VICTIMS OF lNDlSCKET7UN-

bEkNETHfS BOTANICAL PILLS 1re the roo.t an
cesiu remedy ever discovered for the cure ogonorh1a
gicets seminal weakness similar disorder organ,
o. generation Tie high, low rich and poor married and SIN
gle may cure themselves without the last exposure In te
shortest possible time. They free from mercury aud ,ny
gorate the system generally especially the gcneraye
s,s BY The cesbra,ed Dr. Aberaehy ali stages
fall victims and their constitutions runra sh
of these Pills would have saved them. ~ ~ '"' o"'
For sale, wholesale and retail Inv Vim V,,soo
Price 81 per box, with directions iuo ,ms.c
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Medical Gard.

DO Q I . K M 0 r ISON
NORTH RIVER DISPENSARY, 2o4k Fulton street -
Doctor Morrison continues be consulted condentiaIy
all diseases which he without or
ssraln II diet or pursuit Recent particularly Gonor
STRUCTURES OF THE URETHRA are cured bv D.,
NJ oa improved principles, without Inconvenience to
the patient As the symptoms of Structure analogous with
those Of other affections q urinary apparatus but eY
peneed Surgeons SHOULD be allowed the necessary
smnato those affected with enlarged PROSTATE glands NAV
SUI nycb injury from awkward
This affection and the train Of evils resulting secret de-
suctve habit in YOUTH inducing emissions and u
principles by restoring the system healthy and rsin
charge. ~ s1"4'ee"' VI w
~ B-Dr M holds communion with medical prerepder,
who claim to be Surgeons he perhaps the only quaIfed
,dyeng Surgeon - the city See his diplomas in his Office
oi1s fulton street Letters paid Containing e will
medicine and advice to any rart Of The Union ~
Office 204s Fulton street. Ge<nwich New York Oman
trom7 A. Nj. to 10 P. NJ, daily. In rs ms,b
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MOVEMENTS OF TRooPs The u. s. Light Artll.
lery no.s at the Carlisle barracks ordered TO Balt
more 70 occupy Fort Mcenry, in place of Major Ring.
god's corps, now on their way to Texas-Bah, fine,
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US- In relation to cur Mexican affairs, the Wash.
ington Union, OF F,iday evening, has the following.
cd any late dsps.ches or further Information from G
Ico our preparations still advancing
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Sales of Stocks az Boston.

BRoKERs BoARp, August 22-65 shares Western Raror d.
96; 80 do do 10 95 20 do Old Colony Rail oad 1866 do
Boston and Lowell rcsd e 4 do Norwich Worcester
Bosom Dividends, 8h do Long Island Railroad b M
6 l7j do do, 81 so Reading Rslroad 24; 100 do do
2la; 100 do Wilmington Railroad Ia. II sic
SECOND BoARp20 shares Western Railroad 96; so do do
M 81 50 do East Boston Company, Is ds, l3 100 do
Re aiding Railroad, 24ta.
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until their arrival at independence, they had most favo
rsble weather for trsyslng and in this long journey
over the prarss nothing transpred to hinder their pro-
gress; they several tribes OF Indians but
no hostile attempts made by them; they also met
four different companies of traders on their way out
numbering than one hundred wagons and over
double that number of they were all getting along
smoothly.
NAvAL-A letter from an officer on board OF the
U. 5. ship Constitution, dated at Singapore,
the 18th of February, ami published in the
Norfolk Beacon, says that the health ofthe was
daily improving. As many hundred had been on
the sick list at time Capt Perciva had been very
ill., but he had entirely recovered The number of deaths
board since the Constitution left the United States up
10 the date of the letter. is stated seven The names
Of the deceased were Mdshipman Mason, of Va Ira p
Weston, John Peters, Peter Wolfe, and Stephen Hoyt
seamen Christian Fisher musician, OF Baltimore and
Charles Stringer gunners mate. The letter adds lit is
almost daily occurrence to the flags Of the English
ships atha mast The principal Of sickness among
them no doubt proceeds from their being allowed
SO much liberty Our captain like father to the crew
allowing them the OF the bum boats but no liberty
he does not even allow the officers market boat and
the consequence of which h that the health of our ship
Is daily improving Only two have died since have
been in port" On the 3st October 1874 at a. A. NJ in
lat 10 20 long As 90 E. the Constitution passed over
shoal with fathoms water only, which not laid
down in any chart on board
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FIRST BOARD Aug 2sS5000 State S. rs; 5000 do $500
do lo 5000 Bank III $1,000 Lesh 6s 49,; S7G
10 a. 97k IS shss Bnk 5s; 100 do do 81; do Penn.
Bank, 258 GO do Mec Bank 25 do Bank North Amer 4O6
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NJ A K | T M E HER AID
PORT OF NEW YORK. AUGUST "a


suS RISES. .......5 81 MOON RISES ,..Io 81 r
Sun sers... ..........6 80 Hrsa wAryn ~ AZ :, y
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THE WONDERFUL SUCCESS
Which DR.. Foiger's Olosaon,an, or .9H Heal
ing Baisdm has met Nth, not only in its
sale, but also in the cures phich Il has
effected, in persons who uere ina
hopeless condition, has conpi,ced
the most scepticai Of its er-
traordina,y curatire pro-
perties, dnd establish
ed its claims TO
the name of
the
GREAT REMEDY

'EHE Question longer asked Can Asthma be Cured
II has been been satisfactory settled within the last
months that osaonan will produce thai
any other remedy the world and references given
u virtues who had tried for years all other remedies in vain
Mr. WILSON, bricklayer, residing Hoboken N. j.
tried remedy which he could hear offor the
md had spent more than hundred dollars
January 2s The first dose he gave him relief and tw,
lays afterwards his wife called that small quantity
s remedy which he hap taken had done him good thar
any and al the medicines he had used in his life
Mrs. BELL the wife OF Robert p Bell of Morrlstown NJ j.
who was severely afflicted with asthma, given up by he
physicians She removed the board hope OF pal
hating her distressing symptoms but with benefit One Bot
tie OF the Olosaouian far relieved her she able to ge
p IRON her bed and dress herself thing she had
fore months and she has returned residence h Nor
NCiPiENT doNsuMpfoN HsifS fiPoerNy restored
yields TO its effects soohes the cough and gives
refreshing sumbe to the weary aays the pain the sds
easily while entirely the secetons Of the system anr
expedites returning health.
JAMES b. DEVOE, ol Resde street, had long been com
planning Of IN the chest accompanied with short
hacking coughhe raised freely has lost his appetite t
without any beneficial effect His shoness breath and pair
Ia the side continued increase He used bottle the o
saonian and Is restored TO health
NJ @George w Burnett, Of Newark ~ J George w. Hays o.
alker eeos f. Laban So Pike Mrs Archibald Is Walker
street, with ~
HTNDREDs OF NAMES
ofeisons residing New York. could be gven who are ready
70 pear TO the superiority ofhe Olosaoan every
other remedy known for the coughs colds asthma con
SUMPTION bronchitis difficulty obreahing hoarseness nfnen
stomach and liver. y m
LOG Nassau street. one door above Ann and At Mr..
Hays, ls9 Fulton street, Brooklyn. mvsrc
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LOOKING GLASS PLATES AND OTHER
GERMAN GOODS.
HAMLiNE ANIME y OsTHEIMER,

oy late arrivals rom Europe large assortment OF
White French Looking Glass Plates from 3ois to 1928
Also all sizes of Green Looking Glass Plates a1o nm
p,th large assortment Of Toys States Leather Dolls Slate
at the lowest market prices. vaa SmenJ I .hr %
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LUCINA CORDIAL,
ELIXIR 0E LOWE

l. n IL OF l. y v T.
the touch Of earth restored vgo activity and confidence
70 the exhausted after1es will that glorious preparation
LOCiNA COhDAL, einvest the however
weahened with their original power There not shadow OF
doubt that this true and the subject delicate
nature hundfees would testify to the nnrvaed efficacy Of
TINS Cordial as specific for or abus gIeets r
presons or the evese proapsus and ii fact almost
every disease to which the delicate portion Of the human
orgahzatons IS LIABLE Cannot indeed malfomation Of
the parts but Tor thing short Of that offered as an nfa
pie cure Tor barr-nss while all the other diseases
aed above whether acute chronic will found saie
sovereign remedy The Lucna Cordial gentle tonic onsra
tug generally upon the secetve organs and bracua the whoe
system without so far stimulating any function TO produce
subsequent reaYaon On the contrary seems to act in pr
but permanent renewal Of energies he &rs o
tie used will fully the purchaser the truth OF ali va
have asserted. - Wv -'N~,' - "'' We
Principal Office les Fulton street, New York Sold also bv
Seth fowle Boston; DIR. Wadsworth Providence. s rnr
ply, 30 North Sixth Phladfphia; g X Tyler John
aroque aud Roberts and Atkinson Baltimore Charles Stot
washington City; o. ~ Linthscum, Georgeown: j. WiL
err LOUISVILLE Ky; Sandfod Parks Cincinnati aud bv No
other IN any OF the above named places Price 81 Der
.- ~ .. YET aozen jul 'm*sc
1 ,QNDON JOURNAL OF ARTS AND SCIENCES. Sc
- Conducted BY Mr.. w. Newton-Vol Xviii (conin;nsd
seresp March 70 August 1884, The individual who tok ts
nook from the New York Society Library to re-
r. The having in his possession the third volume Of
Introduction to the Literature of Europe Paris edi
are marked with the library stamp in printers red uk tIns
\ ne property OF the New York Society Libraryn
Nb-Other missing books will be advertised unless return
I'd soon. 90 ~ ."'A'
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9tri1tures of the ilrrtbra.

Wis disease In common, and often 20
alarming dcr.and chief notice Of
Psrienced Physician.
ssre no part az thu Uresh nay narrowed by
MS dsea.e most frequently complains na,y
% nns ~ usual obscure
fsuon IN the stream Of which,
Equal SNEAKER than usuai AMI foSksd SPIRAL
nrN SYMPTOM Just noticed compeis patient
IN ne night 70 vod Ms an- and he zo sd< that
es'e iofee fs complete
IN he habit OF srnf In OF
We e psase OF the water by the Nocturnal
are common smton OF this
mucous dehafs from the Uethra which aeenx
o"on o. NE receiving vessels When
nature the urine Will onsn quite
mixed IN matter blood
voiains the ufin- and hkewisr mach general debility
lie immediate cause Of structure
pait anecteo which
p.on o. adhesive inaer around that produce
onuton Of the diameter q the
% 10 eontsrshs nt,fsu Erehrs may prove eau--
a OF he Induced drinking rdns hard By direct
nr OF the part Whena patient hboES under
90 mfsdent a. 10 indulge hard riding drinking
hnsh To the mos; powerful present uaaay
ann such a. rarely fan 10 produce foums
When patient procure assistance Of an abb. edi,
cal preenooef, avail hn- Of N and Inn
puy adre o thu Instructions given; unhsppiy
sno naten,on much
an indiuabse fact thai psr,ons
wy Complaint lind diaeut jadeious
~ smeien AK. and enjoy ample peeunary means
suaint 70 on'y after long and painful srareh.
DE- n.arLrr snjassiy eslebt- for the removal ard eu,
OF the Ufehfa number Of
hs pereuhr ofsneh % ,s ss.rrrsou
nat ne ~h un<Aks t-
ket perfect cure References IL rsearpd
W Ouee one door beS~ III. Trnfy Abundance al
hours during the day and evening
RicHsOsp, 2
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Eagle Hotel No 49, Main Richmond great varsity
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Aekemans Foset us not Cstrno,es Historical Annual cab
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fowers Ibe Git The Religious Souvenir edited sgouney
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vet gold clap and lid aoore Laa Rookh I pate. richly bound
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six velvet gold clasps lid Poeteai Burns Mhon Scott
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elegant editions Bunyans Pilgrims aney Es
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PANrALooNs. PAsTALooSs 400 pairs ,,ss received
eompri.nss great many sykes all Of whles ssi
cheap fos cash &C ~ KEEN q co.
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ROwASD'S AMBROSIAL OIL, Or AME

t'oR sAiE-Two dozen packing BoIes Iarre szs By
L. DUNsPAuGT & CO.
&C ~ Nc. "a West Main St
E)cNCHT CoCRTsHIP-Nstur.i History Of Couship. W IN
me following charlottesville Chsse-oa, Introduction
TONG 70 Cnereh the Rejected the Aeeepd Wedding
p Man. the od MAID The Coquest the widov-Pnee cis
MAJOR Jones Cours sstaet with other
Adventures series OF Letters by Illustration,
BY Darcy A further supply received By
dsls p2ISSFg A. MoRPIs
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-04-05

looking down the bottom Of the wall. There he
saw myriads of small black things rising out Of
the waves and ascending the stones. and a. a
fatal conviction flashed upon his mind. he has.
tened to shut the easement. lie pas bu, mo.
ment too late. The easement closed up the
neck Of monstrous rat /; and a. the brute gas.
ped and gogglcd in his face, the arc bsh, p, o.
verpoweied with horror. let gn his hold.
That night the achbishop's men heard cry
from their masters room but they remember.
ed his comma nds and did not stir.
My lord said they, 'is asleep. and dreams
that he il still among the rats at Msitz Ne.
vertheless they were troubled; for their lord
was a hard master, and was accustomed 10 pun.
ish, whether they did i'll or WE'LL il hahn came
of it, So, in the morning. they all ran snxous.
ly To his chamber, but the archbishop wss No.
Some small fragments of his nigh'.gown were
on the floor, and some specks of bIotd among the
rushes; but, skin and bone. lith and lu,b. had
the rats eaten him up.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-04-05

TRrTu STRANGER THAN FrCTlov-A pnrr
country girl travelled from Gee Cross, near
Manchester. to London, during the troubles IN
The time Of Charles the FIRST. To seek pnce a.
servant. Failing in this object Of her ambition.
she engaged herself as what was called tub wo-
man To n brewrr-,ha: is, she carried ont the
hepr from the brew.hou.r. Pleased with her
healthy. handsome face, the brewer raised her
to the position of his servant--rh"n 10 thai OF
his wrf,.-. finally, 10 that of y wldnw, with n
handsome dowry. She engaged MIR Hide,
then celebrated as clever lawyer, To seille
some puzz ing money matters TOR her, aud, a.
his own money matters happened Ia be not only
puzzl,ng, but III Il hopeless state just then, he
lrupnsrd to the rich widow aud married her.
Mr.. H. became Lord Chancellor, aud Earl OF
Clarendon.
The only daughter of the mlrriage became
wife Of James II. and mother Ia the Princess
Mary and Ann; and 50 the poor tub woman en-.
ded her lite as Countess OF Clarendon, wife to
the Lord Chancellor OF England, and mother To
one, and grandpother To two Queens OF Eng
land.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-04-05

WIVES CAuGHT BY TRAPs.-lt is said that
the WlEnehago Indians catch their wives by
setting traps for thcm-iu other words, when.
ever young Indian rakes fancy To a sqnaw
he leaves steel trap in front OF her hdae at
night. If this is taken in by the iather-the
squaw is not expected to "put her foot" into
the matter at all-,he contract is considered
settled; if not, aud the young man d'ems the
copper.colored fair one worth an extra trap, he
leaves two, snmetimes three. Whenever the
trap or traps are taken in. the marriage ceremo'
ny at once comes of. This is about the last
way Of catching . wifa we should haVe thought
! ~
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-04-05

Consists chiefly of charts. exhibiting. by vari-
Gus symbols, the winds and baromctic fur T.
tions, and changes of temperature, which &C.
company storms as they pass from the western
to the eastern part of the United States. for it
appears that all storms in the United States
travel towards the east We extract from the
report the following
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-04-05

CTONE WARE for sale.
- 225 Stone Jugs, from quart to gallons,
so Stone Jars, from 10 gallons, foI sale,
cheap, by Oct IL H. D. "h'0hH'
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-04-05

1t is no one great thing which makes Tho
Character Of a man, but great many ll'ls
,hings
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