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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-22

MARITIME HERALD.
PORT Of NEW YORK, DECEMBER as.
Cleared.


sh'p,sea Witch, Waterman, Canton, Rowland & Asrin
yai aosar.h, p.Itis GsnS,, whiloeh, jr; Mel,. be
lard orsn, Eiweii Cos Nep.un-. Cooper GLASGOW Nss
NTH walsh-sehrs Alex ndhs, Kelly, ST Domingo, "
tca Foef Ron Nonc s.d sfi
b5aadyyns stephea,on Philsde pia-soop Daal Webster
saturdsy-Magisla, Dodge, Apaischeoia, n rost-Brig
Tyeee Nice simiek, hP.laehieola HqTlbut5 Co-seh
Cemelii, Frankia, Boston; Roe Avery, baltimore.
Arrived.
Ship Pontiac, Tucker Sc days from Liverpool with mdse
Banks 70 days and OF saaay HOOK 10 dsyselpe1en C, 's
,uceesslon Of westerly gales Saw auumber Of with
as on the passage The landing 'i the .eH
Bark Pan.hea Herek is days from s, Vincent, in ball.
20 Hotehki.s Go, oil Haven, where the bark bound
Brig Andres Ring srsnkIia 30 day, from Nspy,,, with
sugar sc, TO Brett voss The has been 10 days North
los. m.n iopss f,nsss lore ,spnas sS. D.
He sh, has been blown of three mes-was sight Of the
Brig Brokers. Msyhey, a. d,ys from Nstsara Brett
Vose 1895 bel. corn meal, tIe,um csxol @ order
erg tnphraus' Foley 20 days from fieton with COAL
ssh M0%n: Star snyys day, s% Peg Hns:
sehf Hud.ca Kqs.sr, days from Wilmington NC, with
Red away the fore yard. split SAILS Lost part Of deck lead Of
schr Pscshcn,s. smscs. Richmond, and 20 hour, from
City Point. with flour, &C. 20 Allen Parson.
seSr f.n,eso Bsnnsti from North caolns and day, I'm
osIseeoeh, ,hiseles -
M Ell. az smith Smith from Baltimore, with corn to
Sem Raymond. Everett, smyrna. Del, con.
sehI G'ss.' smith, wnisssos, Del, corr meal. to
sehr Richmond, G,te, New Bedford, oil.
seSi May sor wood from Ss sf nEt NC with nan.
sshI Mars, TsgsI: ft 6, TTson..,eu, lime.
9sisw.
iship aud sbrigs-uuknown.
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Heavy Gale ut tho south.

From the wilmington, N. c., Commercially
b me ri, ea%ef vsnasIe Capt pssr Lett charleston
at o'clock. The weather calm at that time. Dur
Ing the evening 1t thickened up, and at IL o'clock,
squai sprung up and struck the boat throwing her
her beam carrying away all her houses the lar.
board side, in which were the mails, consequently they
were washed overheard and lost The " was opposite
Georgetown Shoals at the time the squall struck her,
The squail the forerunner Of easterly storm,
which set with great fury and Continued
morning. another fqua struck the steamer, which da.
mayed wheethouses, rudder SC The damage to rudder
was such that they unable to her. Temporal
ry repair with great difficulty effected. and through
the skill and frmness of Capt Potter and the noble
managed forty miles in this wrecked condition, her
mander bringing her in the bar, whore he anchor
smith, who left here yeserday afternoon for Charleston,
attempted TO get alongside Of the last evening but
ing to the sea running too high she was unable SO 70 do
She again attempted Il early this morning. but could not
effect It until O'Clock at which time she took her in
tow ringing her back 70 port arriving at the companys
wharf at IL 90 A. NJ. Fortunately there but few
passengers along and no ladies'
From the Annapolis Republican,
The blow in the Chesapeake on Thursday last was very
violent large number of vessels were fortunate in
reaching this harbcr in safety before the gale
so violently, and rode out without any difficulty, but
large number Of them were total wrecks In the vci.
nifty of this place, between Chnk and Talleys Points,
there are nine vessels ashore end it is supposed that out
OF SIX OF those vessels ashore are, viz chooners Sea
Bird, Mary Ellen. William and James, Leven Return
Virginia. and Harriet EsFox; the OF the others
have not been able ascertain Tho of those
vessels suffered much with cold but lives lost.
Between Hacketts and Greenbury's Pcints, soop has
sunk aud corful that oil hands board have Pc
rished. The shore is more less lined with wrecks
from Thomas Point to the Bodkin and doubt many
lives have been lost well much property destroy cd
Just as our paper going to press informed
that five bodies two whites and three blacks have been
found on Tslleys Point.
From the Baltimore 6unl
gentleman who arrived in this city Friday from
Magothy RIVER informs that large schooner
ashore Cedar Point with loss of both her cables and
anchors A largo schooner sunk on mountain bar
of MsgOthy, and number Of small ashore in
Magotny river-smong them the schooner Index of Bal
timore. schooner was also ashore at Rock Creek
The same gentleman states that the schooner reported
by Capt Turner as having gone 10 pieces on Bo6kin
Point was the Wicomco, from Wicomco River She
Ia total loss. He had heard Of any loss Of life.
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PHiLAprLrHfA. Dac.

PHrLApeLrHrA, Dec. III, ls4g.
The injuries 10 The telegraph line from this to New
York. caused by the Storm much serious
thsn anticipated. Between Ehrabethtown and New
York the snow tia, fell inter mingled with rain
which the wires such an extent that for
miles they have been dragged ground and broken
in many plases The repairs necessary to place the line
in order for operations going forward with
much rupdity but II will require till about Christmas
day 70 complete them IL will be Of public rr.
iaaiion when the new and substantial iron cord 1ow
putting up along the railroad IL finished would have
been IN operation this but for the difficulty Of pro
curing the iron cord as fast as il was required.
Tae interior Of the extensive building Ia La Grange
Place, occupied by Mossrs. Marshall Brock mschin.
iss considerably Injured by FIRE q, an early hour
Supposed 70 have been set on fire
mysterious case Of sudden death, has been under the
consideration Of ScrCusrs jury for moro than week
deceased was man named John Lsshsr, who expired
very suddenly Thursday night the 18th inst sn was
ed h srjer 10 ap5srro i5S,s,ir,,on 81
post norton examination held. and resulted in the
discovery Of arsenic 10 his stomach Ths deceased was
sexton Of the Cniversast church In Kensngton OF tenn
peate habits and cheerful disposition lie was enxsg al
Mtne church from 10 o'clock the evening prece
ioE n aoath after which no returned home anl retired
20 pee ~ oclock apparently in perfect health few
hours afterwards he was corpse. Nothing has bee
ELECTED tending to show when or by whom the polson
The Philadelphia cOmpanss Of volunteers who have
70 peuicucsy sn1eIed tner services most Of the
doomed 70 be disappointed As appears BY letter from
Mr. Petrken the Adtutant General that The pressrence
viii he given 10 those companies who offered under ,hs
previous requston, but excluded under the
which Is By ri, time IN tsSurTh will be-
and the National Artillsrsfs, Cept Murphy, ana the
Junior Afhlles, Capt Fritz will probably be the only
companies selected from this city There has been 4,
least thirty offers from Phiadelpha.
The election for officers Of the First Regiment al Pitts
ourss hiss resulted 10 the selection OF ~. wynkoop
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of the Pottsvie company Colonel Samuel r. Black
Of Pittsburgh Lieutenant Colonel and " L. Bowman
Of the Wyoming company, as Msj,r. The Philadelphia
companies, six in number. having by their differ
ences OF opinion been excluded from representation in
the regimen,a officers while Pitsburgh louisville and
Wyoming, contributing bu, four companies have each
officer.
Sales OF Stocks at PhiIade phia.
FIRST BoARDo Keusi gon Bank 81; 1900 hate S. Go.
sALET ehi: Interest slls; 500 LehFh o. So;
80 do SO; 200 u. 3. Bank, 81
sEcoND BoARp-sOo0 u: ;, Loan 6's. 3s, COX.
AFTER sAIEs-730 state J %; Kentucky Bank, II; %
kali Rauk
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Herald marine Correspondence.

Arr lih ship John Holland Hesdessn. Brsros bark Cor.
nslia Wiley, Bait, trs Msrssref rphesbury, Bonsire 49, h.
ApN.chieols Southard Bssssos; Lovder Conekn NYorx
sehr Fairy tn jmpson. Galysston.
miscellaneous Record.
Forputieulss of number or vessels wrecked at Nassau
;, see news columns
Packet ship LyrRrooI hivnr been det,iued will sail "a
NJ tod ~ Her letter bags close the ErchaDge Rerding
Room, a, half past u O'Clock.
RrrgrNrp-shp Helen, hcnee for London IL Al anchor
IN me Law River, having been hoye N the Bar
he Josrnai OF 4 mrrcre inform the pubic fi vas
al W y Ia; her SshsIe.l $3.50 ~
seHs MAsS HowuD, from Boston Cor Bath anchored si
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CONsTlPATION DESTROYED. Or ExPOslr IUN
~ of natural. simple, cable, and iafalli e MEANS
only OF ng. bot also completely sroyiss
babitual constipation, without using either purEavss
France BY NJ Warrior folio we'd by esrti6estss
from eminent physicians and other Of Distinction
Price 30 cents.
A pemsa of this treatise fail disps all doubts in
the mind OF Of the character aud
this discovery which has agxted France Eng
land and the Continent with its remsrksb 9 resula
Ibis remedy light paatab and del eious food
called Ervaena-a getaDle farn4-in respects
/, EN- bling arrow-root.
The Treatise and tho Ervaenta 1.-THE latter in packsts
81 sach) ty hand at the Natoasl Depot Wan
nf Paris expressly established their sale 5a
William street New York AL ~ad2wsr
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CUMm EktClAL.

New York, Dec Ell.
AsHEs-The market continues inactive at 81 62k for
pots, and 50 so for pearls.
CoTIoS The sales to-day reported at 1900 bales at
firm prices There is very little cotton the market
that be obtained at the advance of half cent quoted
by us yesterday Freghts for Liverpool sevens six
teenths for square bales.
FLoun-There scarcely any thing done in -four
to day Michigan and Genesee 10 held SO b6, and ship
pers oher but So 90. The few sales made small.
being ior home consumption.
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MUTHER'S CORDIAL.

su,uE superior eescv ofih article when used in the last
ssss of pregnancy, apparent, that FINALE who
has once sspcsnesd m benefit, would be willing on any
deprived oft Ita effects TO shorten and
dimr ish suerpgs attendant Child Birth one haf and
Tins place both child and mother Ia state ofrafety
T. Ia no ousrk article but The prese ptrnn of refulsr
phTsfian who has made this brsuch Of bis praeee
particular study For ssle at ia Broadway come, o. John
s0eet anim~h
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MARRIED LADIES WILL FIND MUCH 20 mts ~.
vl them by perusing Moral Physiology, written ~ ~
Hon X D. Owen with additions and scr,nons py ,,;ed
person and its advice stctly folloysd We sfs %
that different Of society nom ~ isrvs Sar,,v ~
children which could be but poorly rsieo pysvsat many
here WORK thai will ten important , secrets Which
E ~ Az zs;h"v = 20. corner Of Chestnut and I'd streets
Imlsae m i.msAt srS NO. di3 tm~r
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THE NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT PROPRlE TOR
Circulation. Forty Thousand.

DAILY HEHALD-Every day, Price eents rsf oopy-S7
Is per snnun-payable in advance.
WEEKLY HERALD-Every Satsrday--fricc sk cent?
per copyfs lax cent? per sppum-rsyabe 10 ndysnet.
HERALD FOR EUROPE-Evefv Steam Packet day
vance.
ADVERTISEMENTS ct the usual prices--slways cash
sRiNTING of all kinds sxeoutsd with bsruu aud de-.
patch.
All euers OF communication, by mai. addr.sssd 20 70
e abshmen must be paid, the postage will be ie
c,eted from the suhscsipfiou reprcd.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
Proprietor oftie
Nsw YcaH HsaALp EsrAsLnsSssr,
'HNuk Wsa senR Of rulhn aud Naasaa sresui
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fhEMI y St1A NO SOnf
THE Genuin Walnut Oil Military Shaving Sssp, nsnH
iactured by the inventor Dr. Peter D. vroom, has a1n
s the PR mIo a .e ssie we Sannon s
by Others IT, only be had genuine, wholesale nd
taIl, from old establishment, No. Courfland street,
where We offer sse upen the lowest terms general
JOHNSON, VROOM & FOWLER,
General Agents for DR. Foords celebrated Psotsi syrup
the best remedy offered the public for colds aud al
diseases Of the lunRs. ul6 I'm srre
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HYGEAN RENOvkTOR.

HIS Medicine, 30 long celebrated In Europe 9as been
found truly valuable s introduction
try, In Debility Of the Organs Of Rsproducou ang from
solitary ndug OF the from cultural causes
quick and afalbis remedy remoyss chronic sissts
and those affections Of the urehra MISTAKEN for srctn
Ia female diseases particularly whites, accompanied Win
debility IL 10 used with References can ee
various physicsns Price 81 bottle of Is or or Tor
and sold only the importing agents. 2ox Fulton 81
MI Iuukx
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nR MARSHALL HALLS CORDIAL RENovATOR

II MARSffALL
- "A remedy weakness Of the organs fgen
eraon and winch every instance where used sscordns
to 6itectous has produced the most hppy results IL
used md prescribed by the yhysicans in Eu
and America, intbe Of the following diseases
Constitutional weakness brought by habit in
duged IN BY yosng men, causing sscviou dreams nightly
dicaYes Dyspepsia weakness OF the small Of tho back
confusion Of cicct forgetiuness paotaon Of the heart
gees, whites. obstruction Of certain eyacuaons total
potency md harenneas. Price "a botteSV bottles for
80. Sold Ii IA Duane street. pl9 lmsr
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Herald Commercial correspondence.


The cotton market is firm OF the quoted prices, and
there is but little offering to-day, most OF the factors
tables having been pretty well cleared of by the
transactions Our dates from your city are the
inst GrainThe export demand for has continued
brisk the sales OF the three days amounting about
10000 bushels but for day or two past prices have
been tending steadily downward and at the close
three TO i've cents bushel lower The transactions
yesterday embraced about 5000 sacks the ruling
Tor the best parcels OF white and yellow being 90 60
cents per bushsl. Wheat continues brisk, and some
30 900 bushels prime have been sold several lots
shipment part to arrive at 81 05 per bushe Oats have
been in demand OF 81 81 cents in bulk and IS a SO
per bushsl in sacks White beans have declined to 50 q
50 90 per barrel Arrived during the past three days
30 go sacks $500 bbs and sacks OATS do
wheat Cleared for Liverpool $3.50 Sligo li07 London
sos. Londonderry 1000, Jamaica 100 sacks corn.
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New York Ca,,io Market.

DYc 2l.At Market-s70 beef cattle, us southern) 50
cows and calves g. 900 sheep and lambs
g.Beef Cattls-Saes during the week were mostly at
from So to s0--prices which fully SOC per cwt.
higher than those obtained last week-and improve.
mrnt consequent upon the small number sale The
demand not liberal enough TO clear the market
there being about $50 head LETT over
Tho splendid prize steer, Charles raised and
fscened by q 7. yphan Esq, Of Mount Morris, and
which took the premium at tho last arc State
fair Auburn, was killed by MIR. Devos OF jefferson
market ON Sunday last, and may now be seen dressed
snd for sale his stall No g. He is about half Durham
and half large stock, weighed about 600 lbs
and is valued at $500. nobler animal has rarely been
seen in New York.
Cows and Calves were all sold at from SIS S25 to S35
Sheep aud Lambs-Prices ranged as in quality fiom
81 90 TO 81 90 - so for sheep, and 81 TO so for lambs
last week.
HayLoose, from tie wagons, Is selling at 80 62tsc
rer
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Foreign ImpOrsRtlOn,.
LuERrooLshp Pontsclso tons coz, 10 do pig iron llGo
set u Shiedse7 bdls iron Watermin-3i e;ts
L. Mumord-i cs Bollsud \ sandes-l do IL Lawrence-3i
cks cs 10 bis keg to order.
NruYITAs-Bng Ringc bbs tres &c logs mahogany IS
tons ass bxs 80 hhds moesses io Owen9
bbls sugar ba bx do II b5s 20 logs
Brett Eose-2 bxs Richmond Gormand-l2 cs do
Mataews &co-2) tons copper ore FTsgnard-3l do w
Wright.
PoRr Az PRIycr-Schr Momiog Star-l2o tons iogwood
bss SPICE A hossiete x co.
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By Last Nights Southern Mail.
Home Ports.

BALvINoKr, Dec si-Arr briggs Sarah Ellen Far Portland
Rsndel, Gayp'ol, Turks Island; schn Alicia, Hall Rag
NYoIk Star, Critic, Prnvdebee; Harp, Price Potlsnd IRA
nus Phillips, NYork Wstsrve, Reed. do; Miehisan Ter
bs!ss LiveGPeel bark Gilbert, MeehsI Haye bIgs Ora
Rio, Cber, Mayagu.1 rR; Maria Johnston, NYork; New
York. McKevsn, NOrleans Sid, ship Leila, Higgins, liza.
Clough. Portlsnd Lima Collins, 81 Johns. NJ.
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LIQUID HAIR DYE.

RATCHELOR'c 'antaneaus Liquid Hair Dye, il
- lainy most vslusbe dcoyery As hundreds Of psrsons
ponnds that cold under the Of hair Dies actually
performs all il promi.es in proof the 10
permanently color lades gentemsn's hair, perfectly
even and black or brown and make eh.x: unss
kes died and cieansd in half hour for which surpsss
private wilt be found at the depot The dye 10
Ia convisent form with ui' directions for for he
Of iho.s who prefer apying themsey.s fIss
wholesale and retail BY the proprietor VIM BAT. OR,
No. Wall WI m
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CHEAP SUGARS

CttEAP SUGAkS.
CHEAt SUGARS. q. Fowler, $50 End i2s 9reeuw ich
~ and7s vesey street hiss in store large stock white
and brown Sugars winch he is selling reduced prices
New Orleans Sugar 3s Sd and {, Tbs st. Cror fnest
do IS; susrs yellow 10 cents crushed loaf do Ii
brown Havana ~ and Groces aud Bakers woIld
DO well to give hun call Also general assortment Of
Groceries. Fruits &c. MIG lmsr
BILLIARDS.
A RCADE BILLIARD SALOON, No. sx barclay street,
"A just below Astor House. the largest and
nodious Saloon the city II contains nine Tables all
good order, and Of Tennis make (who acknowledged by
all good players be the best billiard table builder this
country with fine maple and mahogany beds These tables
cam all times be depended upon for skng
as they have all cloth cushions and therefore, not affect
Michael aud Joseph, formerly of the All Natons' Hotel,
and late of Gothic Hail. take this method OF informing their
friends and the public that they have Just opened this
bshment aud hope by proper and
rally bestowed upon them.
Genemen who may favor them with ,ai may depend
having the best Of attendance private apron
Tor their exclusive useand those wishing play in
private informed that there excellent table
which be secured BY application the bar
~ B. The fastdious need feel delIcacy patron
zing this establishment the will be found always
select and the best order prevailing throu ghout.
MICHAEL rHELON,
ms lmsrh JOSEPH WHITE.
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nk. CUOrER, IA DUANE street. between Chatham and
William streets has for the last twelve enjoyed
cal man in New York He can the most aggravated
Of this disease aud mild removed FIVE
days Sricure-Doctor Cooper has discovered meth
cd by which ho the form Of structure in from
debility brorgh. on bya ecrst h,bt ndnEsd
and small of the back confusion OF intellect forgetfuhe
palpation Of the heart and aversion 70 society cure
tsning 50 for advice attended 70 Be not decevi d.
DR.. Cooper has connection with other Office.
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Pasaenasra Arrived.

Passengers Arrived.
LnEsrooL-Ship Pontiac-A DeuiIle and 2it stesrage
passengers
NEuvr,s-Brg A Rings w Wright. b Element, W
Row, Gibbs, MeGrah.
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MONTHLY KEPOR. FOR NOVEMBER,
OF THE NEW YORK
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE,
No. rs CHAMBERS 81


OF THE NE W YORK
No. IS CHAMBERS 81
CASES SUCcEssFULLv TREATED
q .Rspsay fs: SSh ls$ &. lung.
Cas-: Of Of . RssasS Of fisss
Y Seminal wesl,ness vensIsd eruption on the
! Cases a impo,eney. sCs:s. of Indigestion.
Cases Of paralysis Of the Cases balanit's.
Sssona:y vsnereal. Of Case. q piles:
liberated sore throat Gases of erysipslas
succrsspuL OPERATIONS AND CURES.
Tonss removed: Operations on the eyes.
o% subssps sned arising ssss.. in u
2 Gases, Of ingunal hernia, j Fractured ciavicis.
cured By new diseovs- Dislocation reduced.
. Gases Of bad structures IN aPoiypi ssiracred
the ure,hra Operation for phymosis
Fistuls in perreo. Case Of netrosis OF the I'd
Barsae mscos@ on the knee bra.
u Case. vercrssl Warts
attended to I'd s5s j. hs R'''G
d5twsrc Attending surgeon and Physician
S1iFS %:
ssi S S
IN the mcns or in the ; s.sInS so g S
:q.S or these By hs y
as weakness and irrsSllity q the sexual organs from
sar r FIFE KSYJ saS 81 IL. %6
pEE s" ss t.s'e sn elections
who
k,s long sine. become aanecs:ssry. 80
The uho nS thai m, has BEEN %.s e S
should devote his talents diseases which persons every
= 60 sn:
n TIE md DO
minS y. he Sody sSs' aspis.sd, many
% totally destroy the reproductive powsF Il fact that
way than il their effects on postsnty;
hsps netting 70 i5sa as S els s Of
Now ss
remedies were good .ush the yar,on: which
disease. Differ another, ina, sense
sscnshns he oppomaatiss he author has Of
these those who apply HIM For' instance.
the other while not few hsS: been Deceived snreIy c
their eompsins were neither one nor the oher hu tosy
. s. s: sJ ls: r.. s
ns 3: Sss ss
on S he dsehass
snd Ss ~ eSs Ss Of s s1o
denee. therefore, he would say, if these remark,
.fi f ,as a ssx s%ssi
AID ses Of the person he about 70 trSt in such
With respect to The cure Of s,eiuIeis i gratifying
without pain Nothing exceed the
Of late the Of this complaint In
deed in the hands Of and the
Of Structure accomplished IN many days formerly
It demanded months Many persons consult the writer who
business this city Tor short time only but return
anxiety Tor years.
For The convenience Of hose who consult the
thor personally he his peculiar and
mode ofcue. which he adopts each Individual
His treatment the radical well rapid aud
positively private that be devised would iiinxy be
attested By thousands OF names the subject ola differ
eut nature.
Consultations by post may be addressed box $50 lower
post Office, and will receive the faithful and deliberate
attention.
N. B.-Distinct nd rooms for those who may
hsye n W. ait = dS VA re
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NJ EDiCAL AiD-Dh. FAw Err 90 a:p,nrY, aeIyoes
IVA and dscases &c just published popular
the concealed Of the decline Of strength
sing from destructive OF indulgence
aud youthful mprudence, terminating debility
and constitutional and all those sinking auxiess
delicate with practical observations their treatment
cure, by II. FAWCETT, member Of the Royal COLLEGE Of
Medical College. Philadelphia The Doctor daily
where the Book can be obtained for 81 lmkr
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A prlma donna, beth handsome aud ysunE,
Was seated at home in grief;
Her mind troubled, her unxtrunE.
And nought could afford her relief:
TO sing a a concert she that night,
That morning she d tai ZEN cold
Aud she knew full well that SiyoRI might,
mean Mr. LopER, might scold
She picked mp the "SyS,o as her only hope.
Aud quickly commenced 10 read
Of HANcE' SYRUP-not Jones's soap
She for bottle with speed.
she took three doses, three hours apart,
or HANcE's HoARHoUsp CoMPoUNp
II cured her cold and gladdened her heart
She says 'rs the best 20 be found.
HANCE's COMPOUND SYKuP Of HOAPnOUND il
IL a SOVEREIGN cure for COUGHS, COLDS, BRON.
CHITis, ASTHMA, CONSUMPTION, &c
Price 50 cents per bottle, SIX bottles for 5? 50.
For sale by SANDS, corner of Fulton and William
HENRY JOHNSON, cor. Of Broadway and Chambers st.
and Springs Eseuspan Temple, Of Broadway
and Howsrd sts 0uion, OF Bowery and Grand st..
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