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HUNTERlAN DISrENSARY. No. division street,
established A. d. 1885, by the proprietor
for the ucsessa treatment Of scrofna disease;
OF the uretha Kidneys etc., debility mercurlal
diseases seminal weakness gravel nodes carries rheuma
sn ulcers OF the giottis tonsis throat nose and LIMBS
wasting away of the powers life night sweat. swelling
cret diseases and all secret diseases whether mild
vlrulent; and from rience that very seldom
falls to the lot Of any physician, he s enabled
70 warrant S periect and lasting cure IN any ana All
remember that this the only place the city where The
cine never known f, in curing the very forms Of
calling will but the doctor himself, who
constant IN his private ready and willing
render relief to all who give him CALL Hundr, DIS
certificates voluntary given Of Of which
most astonishing cases record for inspection
the Dspensay all Of which were cured by tins medcine
charge Structures cured in weeks
has been standing without pain Be-
OF advertised symptoms of the healthy
annoyed by those symptoms after mulatng
the only medcue chest vial Of the above
remedy
Dr. Hunters Red Drop be had genuine in the city
Of Philadelphia after the first Of September it will
be sale in that city, 1t is also counerfeed in Boston
m m
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The poor attended TO between and 10 in the morning
"A. BOSTWlCk, VI. D.,
Il 2wsrc Attending Surgeon and Physician

q S0O CHALLENGE -vALIER's FRENCH FILLS.
WOOO This is unriyaed remedy for diseases of
private positive speedy without the restrc
ton Of diet hndrance from business The many ad anages
which the French Pills Balsam Copaiya Cap
sules other nauseang mxtnre cannot fail to give them
decded preference sesdes being the most ehectua and
unpleasant smell do affect the breath scken the
mach the least and may be taken at time in the
Of the most intimate fendthus enabling the
tents themselves without the lear Of suspco
complains sach Gonorhga, Gravel, obstinate elects
Fluor Abus Tor Whites peculiar 10 iemaes weakness OF
the and have cured hundreds Of these
troublesome complaints after other remedy had failed
of these complaints with such universal success the
proprieors challenge produce remedy OF equal
certainty, under a forfeiture OF $500.
Price 81 per box For sale Il Nassau street. basement
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Passengers Arrived

Passengers Arrived.
Nav ORLEASs-Ship Sartelle-Dr Kennedy and Captain
Taylor.
Passengers TO Arrive.
CHARLrsTor-Ship New York-AIrs Ciuenebault, Miss NJ
arts, Captain Miller, A, Me.srs Rose Blain
Rodsars, Il Geratz, Bsrghausin, L Rand and Cohen.
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NO CURE NO PAY-THE HERB DOCTOk-n any
~ one has the Dysenary, Summer Complaint, Cholera
Morbus Cholera nfantum disorder Of the bowels
care not how bad they be- If there remains fife
in the patient il he has been poisoned by fash.
onabe poison doctor for months If he reduced that all
worked through the skin then when thus reduced
he has sufficient life him pleasant herb
child take If he this by directions and if fails
TO after the doctor beyond the Of med
cine TO help him. the least mitigate his SUITE
then PROMISE failure, return double the
tanly it the will give light the clouds
drop rain Throw aside your doubts, and will give
pamphlet which shows some of the most astonishing
heard Of Come the Herb Doctors Dpensary
No A. South Seventh street, Philadelphia No. 266
Broome street. New York Come to Of these places
in Of medicine Come, the Herb Doctor
pure herb medicines for all diseases and curing thousands
You have know have confidence in herb medicines
YOU with believe there virtues the herbs
dnt healing TINT all the ingenuity of could
produce but only God alone He made the thousand
eou her for relief He spread them round
every side aud if the sick would gather and apply with
Judgment all disease Seventeen years has the
from them health restoring medicines and he has been the
hands Of Higher Power the humble instrument Of curing
thousands Last year. Philadelphia he had than
twenty thousand patients He all diseases Consumption
three hundred real undoubted ubercu
lar consumption; and well he might for he cured himself
the city Of Philadelphia Now, in this city
Of these medicines He does pretend to
all diseases with medicine like Of adver
tsed Pills and SyupsNo. He would insult your better
judgment with such folly-but he really does make
hundred different kind. Of Herb Indian medicines
for each disease Enquire No 266 Broome from
O'Clock in the morning until o'clock at night
au1l m mr.
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THE PILES.
HE FILES.
CURE FOR LIFE SECURED.
DR; UPHAM'S INTERNAL REMEDY, for the cure o

a CUKE FOX LIFE SECuKED.
nH. UPHAMS INTERNAL REMEDY, for the cure OF
- Piles Inflammation of the Liver and Spleen, lnfamma
ton Soreness and Of the Stomach Bowels Kid
Bladder, Weakness Inflammation Of the Spine
THE VEGETABLE PILE ELECTUARY
Ing ss Piles sver oe asI to- the public
Mark ihs t an internal remedy not an external appca
ton and will any of Piles, either Bleeding
Blind internal extenal and probably the only thng that
will There is mistake about IL. ii Is positive cure
take and improves The general health remarkable manner
1t is mi in its ration, and may be taken IN
of the most Inflammation without danger All sxtsr.
nal applications the highest degree disagree cable IN
disease. temporary In their effects This medicine attacks
the and removing renders
the certain and permanent
The Eectuary contains no mineral medicine, no aloes
tive. No fear of taking cold while under its influence. No
change in diet If taken according directions
a cure for life is guaranteed
Proprieors office, 1876 Bowery Sold wholesale and retail
by Wyatt ketcham, l2l Fulton street, N T. Price 81
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nR CoRBITT, 10 Duane street, between Chatham and
- william streets be consulted in the treatment Of
certain delicate diseases Dr. c. has for the last fourteen
years enjoyed the most practice private diseases
OF any medical man in New York. He the most
aggravated of this disease aud mild removed in
two To i've days Dr. C mode Of treatment safe and ex-
pedtous, requiring neither the OF mercury nor restraint
In diet or exercise. a.,
Structure Of the drsthra cured in weeks, with
scarcely any pain or Inconvenience. .
Constitutional Debility-Those hdviduab who have IN
duged certain loathsome aud secret habit can posve
y be restored health No charge unless cured
Dr. g. is the only qualified London Surgeon VINO
in New York. He keeps counterfeit LONDON diploma
suspended in his office. 81 lm-r
M EDlCAL CARD.-DK MOKRlsON.-NOKTh RI
wi YER DIsPENSARY, 2oiH Fulton sreet-Doctor
vafe diseases which he without restraint
in diet or pursuits Recent particularly Oonorrhea,
ne sTRicTuREs 81 THE URETHRA are cured by Dr. NJ
on principles without pain TO the
patient As the symptoms OF structure analogous with
those other affections Of the urinary apparatus none but
should be allowed make the
ary examination as 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
destructive habit in youth inducing nocturnal emissions and
ultimate imposncy radically cured by Dr. NJ patho
logical principles, by restoring the system healthy
and renStaing It's original vlgor perfect cure guarantee
n chsrge.
Md. VI. holds no communion with pretended Lon
don feeling satisfied that he is the only
London surgeon in the city See his London diploma bis
Office 20k Fulton street Letters paid attended and
medicines Forwarded to all parts OF the Union West Indies
and Canada. aua5 imsr
OTIS sTANFIELD. DENTIaT HAS RETURNED
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M ARRlED LADIES WILL FIND MUCH TO IN
WI them by pc rung Moral Physiology, written by
the Hon. r. ID. Owen with sddons and alterations, by
Glover NJ d. Were this book carefully read by
suaded that different state Of society from the pressn,
large family children which could be but poorly reared
prudent people from entering the matrimonial
state but here a work that will tell you important
crets which may obvate all such objections Price Of the
tore sui2imsr
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GENTLEMEN'S HATS
n THE FALL STYLE is now ready for examination,
Aat ROBEKTSON'S Phenlx Hat and Cap Mandatory,
90 Fulton street., (bslwesn William and Gold)
N. B-Ths proprietor of this establishment deems 1t his
duv to say his friends that he m Longer connected
the Store Fulton Reports TO that effect hav
ing been 10 circulation. Elw'mc
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CARRIAGES

THE underlined. formerly Of the House Of Brewster,
i Laurence Co., having again resumed the Carriage
Is and q Canal street offer Eos sale :pendid
the Of his former patrons and friends assuring
them that the confidence extensively reposed in
him, shall extend every Observation-Disclosures he
ace: to meet the wishes Of ALL both in lnality
JAMES BREWSTER,
kIxnNxr and lanai
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)TSS S EEE NdE]4TkD DENTIST HAS kE w;
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M EDlCAL AID DIR. GREGORY. No. . Roosevelt
1 has made recent and valuable discovery bv
which means he perfectly. without mercury
hindrnce from pursuit. certain private disease in the
credblv short space Of days To Physicians wishing
the recipe the $500. This result has length
beer attained and is the mented reward Of years
experience and aruous toll the duties of his profession
Dr. is rapidly cuing hispaents by this newly inven
ted method greatly reduced Of charges The poor
will be treated the most liberal He invites all
give him call. 50 lwsmc
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nUACKEkY IN NEW YOhk.-Dr COOPER, IA Duane
Chatham street, wishes and citi
the victims Of disease the imposition Of quacks to
peruse the following letter
DR.. CoopER-sIR-Last July contracted disease and
INN ediatey applied II doctor, who promised to
week. continued with HIM two months and was gradually
getting tried after another all the advezing
DOCTORS and each length
discovered that the object Of these men was money and they
doctors | concluded to TO the hospital where
the doctors kept under OF mercury for six weeks
My throat and liberated pains in joints and
body covered with ulcers complete skeleton the
doctors considered dangerous to give me any more medi
cine aud advised southern climate left the hospital, and
by the advice OF several friends placed myself under your
care on the of January last The result is told am
WE'LL and restored perfect healh wish this pub
lished, aud refer to me -
lpnSr
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n x. JOHNSON II Duane street, Chatham street,
- Oldest and most experienced Medical and Sur
gical Practitioners the city of York the
certain class Of delicate diseases The Doctor is estsb-
treated 900 OF venera mercurial and
delicate complaints The Doctors for skill
old half that existed for
Peemnent No how long have gleet strie-
ulcers the body the throat pains in
the head and bones Of the legs WILL and you if
your is durable. Constitutional weakness sometimes
called seminal weakness, brought by habit
dulged in by young Many unfortunate victim OF
this unnatural experienced salutary
Dyspepsia weakness the limbs and small Of the back,
confusion Of intellect papaon OF the heart
aversion society only symptoms of this complaint
He warrants in charge Mild and re-
cured in two days Post paid letters containing
educ ated Physician and Surgeon. s. lmsr
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NO MONOPOLY!
WAT rRIPONT " JAMES, FASHIONABLE
HATTERS,

n THE subscriber: will be prepared to supply their
friends aud the public with the FALL STYLES Of gem
lemea Hats Saturday the 10Th Of August They
beg respectfully state that the hats sold by them are OF
their manufacture and exertions will be spared to
produce hat which they shall equal IN quality
fin sold the and snowy esab-
shments Broadway, and at reasonable PRICES ACCORD
ing 10 the quality. A. B. WATT RlPONT,
au23 2w rrc WIN. H. JAMES.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-01-09
SMALL POX.
To The Editors Of he Enquirer:

TAPPAHASSocK, January oh, 1916
Gentlemen: The fatality OF the small pox, or
variood, recently in our village, havrg been
very much exaggerated, TO the great delriment Of
the place, hope you will give me the all of your
paper (by publishing this communication, in re-
moving the erroneous impressions that have been
made upon The minds OF many, and that still ex.
isl. The smallpox, or variooid, was brought TO
This place BY mariner, on board Of a vessel from
The city of Baltimore, who, upon his arrival al
this port, complained Of considerable indisposi-
ton. II was al first supposed, from his symptoms
that he had the bilious fever, and he was removed
from the vessel TO the dwelling house OF Mr. Ro-
bert II. Gaines, OF this placc-where, after re-
naming few days, il was discovered by his at
tendan physician, DR. Gordon, that he had the
SMALLPOX in modified form, technically demo
minated rarmloid. Measures of precauton were
Immediately taken TO arrest the progress Of the
disease, and no one has had it, except some Of
those who were with The sailor al The time OF his
eruption. During the convalescence of the sailor,
Mr. Gaines, his wife, and son, were successfully
taken with the disease-a'l ut whom recovered
Gncluding the sailor, except MIR. Gaines; whose
system al the time OF his infection was in a very
intammatory state, occasioned by his ha bilua in
ebrety. There is, at this time, no case OF the
small pox or varioloid in the place, and no proba
bliiy of recurrence OF the disease The house
in which the infected abled, has been By this
time thoroughly ventilated, and every article Of
clothing and bedding calculated 10 communicate
the disease either destroyed or subjected 10 tho.
rough expnrgalion. rs TO deprive il OF all vail
olous mailer or ctiluvia.
This much have stated for the information OF
the public, 10 remove all apprehensions upon The
subject. The citizens Of the place entertain none
whatever. ESSEX.
II The Wing will please copy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-01-09

The Times, Wing paper just started at
Nalchloches, (Lousiana,) boldly mainlains The
most laliludnous doctrines OF construction. 1t
says:
awe are sincere when we say, that The Wing
party, with Mr.. Clay al their head, seems 10 be
the only party in this country who favor internal
improvements on large scale. They do not
raa for fine spun arguments about constitution
al powers, when the wants of The people cry
aloud for the protection and assistance Of The
Government
Here then il is admitted, that the Wings do
moi al all regard the sacred obligations OF the
Constitution, when expedcncy requires syiola-
ton. The "wants" OF The people are the only
criterion for their guidance. Can mole mis-
chievous principle be imagined3 Ii holds forth
the public treasure 10 be pundered by those who
are The most energetic or cunning, in their ava
ricious schemes. 1t destroys all The sovereignty
OF the States, and converts our beautiful lcdera-
live system inlu consolidated Government, 10
be used for the advantage Of the mos, greedy or
unprincipled.
We are glad lha, this Wing paper has stripped
OIL the disguise which usually covers the de-
signs Of It's political associates, and that il has
boldly spoken the sentiments Of SHE Wing par
ty, with MIR. Clay a, its head" Ii will exhibit
the movements Of that party in all their naked
deiorn:ly. We trust that The Republicans 10
Congress, influenced solely by the high obliga-
lions Of the Constitution, and BY The principles Of
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-01-09

a., meeting of the State Central Education
Committee, held in The Capitol on Monday The
5lh OF January 1916, the following resolutions
were adopted:
| Rsaoired, That the citizens OF Richmond lie
;nv,,cd 10 attend meeting Monday the l9ih
Of lhis month, at such place and hour as may be
deemed most convenient, for the purpose OF form
ino q permanent Association, for The promotion OF
The cause of popular education IN ms cry ana
throughout he STATE.
2 Rssglred, That committee OF TWO be APP
poip,ed To invite Governor Mcl)o"cll anu Mt
II. b. Gooch, and such o!her gentlemen as 'hey
may select. in ca e al their failing, or being una
BILE 10 comply with The invitation, TO addres inc
meeting on that occasion, upon The subjects which
il shall be called 10 consider.
8 Re, lped, That Tie Secretary OF this Com
mitee be directed 10 address letter 10 Henry
BARNARD ESD, of Providence, K. l., inviting HIM
To yisi, his city, and address The proposed Asso-
citation, and the citizens generally as well as The
members OF the General Assembly, upcn the sub
iect of popular education by public schools.
4 R0'r,d That Committee OF one be APP
pointed 10 select suitable place and make the
neces sary arrangements for The meeting proposed
10 be held on the 18Th Of this month and Iepur 10
The next meeting OF this committee.
The committee appointed under the u resolu-
lion were, Or. w. S. Plumer and T. n. Ellis
Under The 4lh resolution, T. Ii. Ellis was Ipoint-
ed The committee.
After the transaction Of other business The com
miltee then adjourned, 10 meet again a, The resi-
dence of z. V. Daniel, IT,, on Monday The IL Ii OF
January, al O'Clock, +. NJ.
ClIAS. F. OSBORNE, Chm pro. tenn
L, v. DANIEL, JR Secretary
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-01-09

IL Is amusing 10 see in what different lights the
Wing journals present the course OF John Quincy
Adams on The Oregon question. His speech will
fan like "5omb" in The Federal camp of Massa-
chusells. II will be a new source OF discord be-
Tween the claims OF his friends aud those Of the
"Godlike.' Potomac" in The Baltimore Pa
ltiut, says:
"The speech of John Quincy Adams, in the
llon>c Of representatives to-day, will mark, in
indelib!e characters, The commencement OF eigl.
Teen hundred and furty-six, both in this country
and in Europe. The old man eloquent seemed
10 have aroused himself Tor the extraordinary oc-
cason, for there he stood, The rcrcrcd and respect
ri Patriarch oil the House and OF the Nation,
pouring forth hose words of risdOm and patriot
ISM which enable him 10 hold, as no other man
can, lha, usually disorderly assemblage OF legis-
lators, spell.bound with admiration! In my let
Ter of last night, stated that friend who had
paid his respects 10 MIR. Adams in the course OF
The day remarked that he looked as if he had one
or Two Presidential terms in him yet and to-day
he has shown 10 the world that his intellect IS as
b1Hioat, his counsel as rise, and his eloquence as
spir-slirins as they have ever been"
On the other hand. the Alexandria Gazette
thinks that The ideas presented in his speech,
seem 10 lack entirely The ngredicn, Of common
sense
The Richmond Wing nlimates that The great
mind oil The old man must be rapidly declining
and adds:
"There must be screw loose somewhere, or,
fast and attached friends could not be universally
amazed and disguised and The most impacable
enemies rejoiced and delighted
Than Mr. Adams appreciation OF the war
measures Of the Executive, nothing is felt by the
general community, 10 be more unworthy of his
grey hairs and christian professions than his
course OF argument in support Of that view, no.
'tine is regarded as more contradictory, sophis-
yet: and ircah!"
He then audes 10 The friends Of peace, whose
efforts "n their philanthropic tendency ought to
make those who profess so much christian spirit,
h0si for The homicide spirit which aciuales them
with one loot in the grave
In another article, il says:
We think the country has had enough OF the
ianalicism of Giddings and The eccenlricity OF
John Quincy Adams Those Two men are pre-
brands alraus itghfrd!"
And, vet, one Of these 'firebrands always light
ed" q. q. A. was invited by the Whigsto The
"Botts' Dinner" here and would have been re.
ceived with open arms BY the Wing.
We allach no confidence 10 The present move
menls OF Mr.. Adams. He is a man for whom
we have no regard, and we are glad 10 see iha
some Of his Wing friends are about 10 find on
his true character and thereby justify The opinion
which the Democrats have expressed OF him.
We v ish The Wing press however, TO do JUS
tce, and al least, TO place some portion of The re
sponsibity Of war, should it come. upon tn
shoulders Of lheir. own parly-for no Democra
has gone farther in insisting upon the whole Q
Oregon, than the leading Wings whom we hav
named
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-01-09
EIGHTH OF JANUARY.

Yesterday afternoon, BY order OF The Cover
nor The Richmond Fayelte Artillery, Captain
Thomas II. Ellis, and the Public Guard, Captain
Dimmock, paraied on The Capitol Square. The
Artillery fired twenty big guns" and The
Public Guard a salute in honor OF The day. The
recent death Of the Old Hero invested this me-
morab!e Anniversary with peculiarly interesting
associations. The whole nation, we doubt not
paid sincere tribute 10 the memory OF brave
and illusl, ious soldier
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-01-09

The "Times," loo, raises The cry Of 'proscrip-
ton" asains the first acts Of Governor Smith :
But The temper of It's article is not calculated 10
carry conviction. Gov. Smith needs no defence,
when his opponents SO far forget themselves as 10
advance such cxtravagant views as the follow
ing:
"Such is the first appropriate result Of the cleo
lion Of radical partisan 10 the highest office Of
The Commonwealth. Politics are even introduced
into the PeniieHtiarv; and ,rs GotIt not ere hrce
Years are crer our heads The rery conrcis riu nhe
il. loud hu=7Gs for our Democratic Gorcrnor.
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For ne Enquire
ENGLISH GRAMMAR.

"PUsLIc MEETING IN RicHMoND.-At a meet
ing Of the citizens on Monday evening, 25,h inst
held, &c mir. - Reader Of the preamble,
resolutions, &c, said,
"But he preferred 10 disclaim the authorship,
since, by doing so, he ,cas afforded Inc opportuni-
fy OF expressing his great regret that the author.
whose honorable influence and position in So
ciety, would give them weight in The estimation
OF The community, could not har> been present,
TO give Them, BY his own act, corresponding weight
in The proceedings OF this meeting"
In body OF so much talent, wisdom and
intelligence, particularly upon The subject OF edu-
cation, we, in The country, expect language not
only chas,e, words properly selected, but formed
according 10 the rules OF Grammar.
PEDAGo6UE in ruTe.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-01-09

We are requested 10 say, that our announce
men,, on Wednesday, of Mr.. Maciarlands in.en-
lion 10 appear before the Committee OF Courts OF
Justice, in behalf OF The petition referred TO- was
Unauthorized by him. We gave the information
upon wha, we considered good authority.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-01-09
THEATRE.

"Purnam" at the Theatre is magnificent spf''
tacle gotten up in fine taste and The cna,ae'e'
we'll sustained. On Wednesday night me lio''e
was crammed from pit 10 gallery, inclusive ,
This piece promises 10 enjoy ''great rum. y
is 10 be reIcaled this evening.