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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-01
NJ Z d ! G A Z.
THE PRIVATh TREATIQE -Tb;. n.

IL
certain Diseases in which and private
means OF stated the planest possible
not only directions given for the simple and
cases. nut those which have fallen improper hands
continue from month month"; particularly dwet on
Such persons will Immediately The difficulties which i'm
pede their whatever they be- well plan
be pursued IN each particular obtained only of the
aurhoIa d.. Ralph SO Greenwich st. Price 81.
Dr. Ralph also takes this opportunity Of saying that he may
De consulted on the peculiar diseases above referred
private residence, at any hour.
Aware however of the deep and socitude which many
iei TO consult person Of integrity well experience
these peculiar complaints the suthor deems proper
the following short skeh of the he had
himself for this trust: And this he tn inclined
many have assured him that for inform aten of this
KIDD they have selected from list Of advertising people the
one who had ooase most Of woudeu without
ths b,tte.st tepen.nee u. shsrsore bsgs that
side his rank graduate OF Edinburgh &c &c &c he
been watching these diseases both in hospital and city practice
work expressly them. Also that he has
from the most eminent physician. Of Europe emf
nen Amenca-as Sir Ashley Cooper DR. Mott of NJ Y.
and Dr. Physick Of Phil deIpha, and sthen; and further
that he has the privilege Of referring almost every phvs.
clan Of eminence in this CITY, Nothing be stated
ceves as better ground Of confidence those
to him.
Consultations be made by post and for such he has
little private chest containing thing for
speedy and private It forwarded be directed
Price $40. i6 Imsc
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-m,,vvn Wo SNI DISCOVERY.

STRIKERS SOLUTION FOR THE HAIR, which will
~ change grey hair 10 its original color few minutes This
solution Is d eent from yet offered and fail Of
preceding all Others highly ecacous and the
growth - -
Those who doubt its requested have their hair
changed before paying their If humbugs would take
this method there would be no reason To complain.
One tria will prove the fact.
Sold wholesale and retail, and applied at No. Chatham
Is Insr
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ONE BOX OF these valuable Pills worth all quack
medicines advertised for delicate Diseases Let
the unfortunate assured that there
sertDg these Pills to be speedy and radical for
hea gieeIs, nation Of kidneys They several
years the Abernsthy all stages
the above first usually
cent effect few days la long proracted chronic
obstinate gleets thsy equally
hundreds other
which tended destroy than the
disease. They leave ube troublesome
weakness. winch so frequently occur after using other med
They have unpleasant smell; and
taking might frequent refined society without
having suspected They composed
vegetable ingredients, which nvgorate
generally sale only York by VIM. Watson Apo
thecaIes Hail. 80 Catherine and in Brooklyn by
druggist, Fulton liner
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ME- ESTEJ.I

EEMALE PHYSICIAN. Office and residence, las Green
wich street, between Courtandt nd Liberty
she be consulted with the confidence on com
plants incident to the female frame.
Madame Reslel and the
o. obstinate OF female rreguiany suppression
Sc such as TO require but few days effect perfect
cure Ladies desiring medical attendance during
hnement or other ndisposton will be accommodated during
su e time, with grivate and respectable board
ea'e or health forbds rapid increase of family
VIII De sent by mail to Of the United States Price
package All Lss,en lPo.t paid) Addressed to box sss
rev pork Boston once, No. EsseI street"
out Of the CITY, whose health would Of travelling that
she would devote her attendance them
part Of the Uniled States within reasonable dance u
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ON STRUCTURE AND IT'S CURE.

THE FOL loving REMARKs WILL PLACE BE-
1 s ."a s :i. ss az:
sta and ssg a sass .s take
aoad advamage Of thus noion then tina: there are
u % ss saaS a ne e C.
IN .. rsis free from pom, and generally accomplished
W q. a Isfs rs 70 .hs first Of these remarI.-
na. on from Tor thar disease suffered TO CON
there Is no pain in gieet aud therefore
often s suffered % remain indefinitely should be
naturally terminate. in thickenng this al
though structure annoesd for eust ia
masdes not only 1 bur hidden aus. Of
-o Gus: and dy.peptie :i klnd
o me eM Of u4n sue long no
often for years without producing any yery
striking change IN this respect indeed diminished
prevent very remarks are puSh .ar
take Of this very erae Every Soa noMs
how men Of this description swarm aoo1, TN. ety. and that
Nov ii fact and one which oh evsry real physician will
alone can never e,Te structure In proof this. nothing !:
tha for the writer be consulted by persons
pills and cordas and like, for together
but whom on seeing the real nature oil the case he has cured
With Of preventing these mpo.tons. therefore it
BY which Structure be known which can De east
Gus there are three Of especial import and three may
stated very brieyhey are The following The frs, relates to
need not be much % Bat ash
nosSins more ore indieaa wee q :eas.
cult say long Gonomhaa elect may and
aTs than another bas as general rule should DC Suffered
beyond weeks. his alone would afford sufficient
The eject structure has upon the nindIThe effect Of
activity. This Of its common effects
Not, however that alike in Individual but
ne sees many day. which the patient does
gratifying also to witness de uniform spn, and
the sSs sa o as 1 Sa
6cient observe (and is stated with confidence and plea
phsd ts ie So a. hi. could ss1s
S has Se % %
that he can how accomplish the cure Of structure to as
The also state for thvse who wish
deI.ase tns cure the he ha. published little veame
but delicate diseases which require espe
sdSisabe hat those who posi-
prise them more than the ease and Certainty Of HI. Of
cure Separate ro9ms ALSO arranged for those who
only now remains to say word or two on the ground on
on SssS
tins view pr RALPH bess 70 state ai beside his rank as grad
Of these diseases both hospital and city practice for
pressiy them-Aso from the
.ev e msGp b M o no, Ss N
Dr. rhynck Of Phladephla Others is perm
ted TO refer to almost every Physician Of emnence IN this
Ralph i.soa;.l,sd HI. private residence Green
consulted by Tns little volume above referred
dollar m
ABERNETHY'S BOTANICAL PILLS.
ONE BOX OF these invaluable Pills worth all quack
~ medicines advertised for delicate the
the rest assured that there ration
sorting these Pills to be speedy and radical for gonoIr
h0a, yeels rration Of kidneys &c They for several
prescribed BY the celebrated Abernethy all
the Ia usually
cient effect few days In long potracted chrome
obstinate gleets &c equally certain, having
cured hundreds had been other
which tended destroy the constitution thar
They troublesome
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LONDON AND MANCHESTE INDIA RUB
Der GOODS
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, No. g Wall street The
w subscriber has received sale large assor-
msnt Of imPoned India Rubber Water Proof Goods, viz:
Msrno and Cotton, of all colors and sizes.
Clotlndia Rubber Water Proof super Lama Lama Per.
san and Cotton, prepared for iIor.
SO smsr CHAa ARRx3A MAON
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A Il list IN HAIR.
MANUFACTURED FROM
LADIES' AND zen rLEMENS HAIR.
five hundred different necklaces bracelets watch
guards earrings, flowers, scaIs, Lade
or gentlemen having HAIR VI living
formed by him any design the conceve-l
such form 1t VIII be a keepsake Invaluable
A c. BARRY,
. . . lac Broadway, Of Liberty street, up stairs.
N b-Indivduais resident Country living
convenient distance from the all
promptly executed, by forwarding through medium
post Office the CITED
desgn oil the workmanship, and enclosing
olars according when the superiority
and style OF gold will depend All such commu
nIcatiops to be post paid. A T.. b. oil liner
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STATE OF NEW YoRK-sECRETARY's OFFICER
-. - ,,,,., s.,.... ALBANY, Aug. 81, 1912. :
TO The SHERIFF. Of the City and County of New York
II -Sir-Nonce Is hereby given, that the General
Election, TO be reid the Tuesday first
day OF November nex the following officers be elected
Governor and Lieutenant Governor of this State
Senator for the Senatorial District supply the va
which will by the expiration of the term Of
OF Gabriel Furmsn, day December NEXT
Aso the following City and County Officers, wit Thr
teen Members et Assembly and Register the place of
sherman Bfownel whose term of service will expire on the
last day Of December Vs. ~
Yours respectfully,
s. YOUNG, Secretary Of State.
Secretary Of State. ~ ~
- 80 MONMOUTH b. HART,
o., 80. . Sheriff of the City and County of New York.
sheriff g Office, New York, Sept TO- 1892.
All the public newspapers county will publish the
above once III ach week until the election
part LIST. page 40 oi0 tNsr
kCARR'S SUPERIOR NEW CAMPHTNE LAMPS
LAMPS FOR BURNING LARD
LSO Large assortment of plain JapIaned Tin Ware
Ghand ale Astral and other Lamps altered burn
snor Camph,ne and Chemical OIL wholesale retail BY
- BACkUS BROTHER, $50 Fulton St N Y.
y b-PeSons can be served with Camphine and Che
at tier residences by leaving their address above
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MUFFS
M UFFS FUR TRIMMINGS-The unde rsigped would
W call the attention OF the ladies' OF New York the public
stone, martin, Siberian squirrel Fitch (enet and Conev Mn n,
hso large assortment OF Furs Swansdowu
&c &c &C. which offered for sale the lowest cash
~ .,,. Nos. 20i and 800 Greenwich street
repairing OF all kinds done reasonable terms SAG imsr
MUFFs MUFfs. MUFFs The sudden ch,,v.. -
he weather render IL indispensbly NECESSARY th. the
great nduct ment offered guard against The
clement season They enabled to enov
fine Mua store Of BAkNETTf s fisT;s ss'ha
Al descriptions oFur cleaned and repaired A.
IL HAUGHWOUT, Sol Broadway, Msnulsc,nr.u han, q
and Commission Merchants Just rece,ysd "a
opening new and splendid assortment the fsowins a,
syered Gilt and Bronze Gas Chandeliers, to 30 lights
20 Cande do Ito2
Do Candle Brackets, ito
Do Gas Brackets. "a
Do Uas Siantel Lgha, N,
Do GIrsnso,es,
JaDaiebras, 90 4,
Asuai Lamps Hall } amps Lsnae ss Reading |. ANNA
Also, article of Defecter Tor improyne he ,,h s
the old pattern of Astral Lamp. Wv s' Vi
together with every variety of Lamps and Chandefie for
churches, halls and public buildings.
a.. g. =, PLAIED WARE.
Bsskess Casters; Trays Toas, Racks Candle plin
Kings butter labs butter and Fruit Knives Spufes and
TIlys, Coffee and Tea Ums &c. w
Fine Table Cutlery in sets and Japanned Tea Tray,
rtehers Iumbis Dishes, Goblets Decanters Water Bot
W; H. beg respectfully to inform their friends c,.,ou
and the public generally that their with Inc
such that they sell ali articles in their line
ana see their show rooms which alone sufficient to compen
se.e -oI ene uouo,e s22 3mkr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-01
VALIER'S FRENCH PILLS.

1NE Dox oil these nestmabe Pills all the Quack
Medicines III the world, for the Of
CohMENr-h we examine the nature OF the disease
and the situation OF the Affected consider t
very Important object be able remedy once
n IN It's acon and at the composed igre-
ens as Will prevent the possibility Of discovery while
u IL act well known to many, that most the remedies
oered ior these of
as TO render almost impossible their
creating sickness at the stomach
quences such being the there doubt
remedy as vALlER's FRENCH PILLS will meet the uni
versal APPRECIATION being entirely free objections
pleasant their and prompt the
The proprietor would here remark that the efficacy OF
Fills the disorders alluded biased upon
on the contrary Is founded rational
used them IN successful for upwards of
feels confident Of their over the remedies
employed
Sold at No. 90 Nassau street, Broadway and North
sixth streeI, Philadelphia, Price per
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-01

BAKERY 40 Lspeni street. The subscriber respectfully
inorms ms Old friends hat has
his old business OF baking and thankful for
Having taken the stand formerly u. w. Mil
tspenad street so celebrated Tor good cake and the
SUBSCRIBER having the
the well known Kn,cke bockrr Bakery, No. ~ William ST.
resort Tor good thinks
not io,gotten how please the OF the public
~ JAMES TOMPSON.
NB-Always hand fruit cake of all kinds aud prices
wedding cake of all sizes-pJund sponge cake OF all
s,zes-usk biscuit every
CRACKERS fresh every morning. 90 liner
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WATCHES LOWER THAN EVER.-In consequence
" OF the reduction OF duties the late tariff the
Is selling his stock OF Gold silver Levers
eapement Lepne and other Watches udId
patterns aud Jewelry, at retail considerable reduction
from former prices being much lower than
Tor at any oner place the Gold atche
to - dollars each Watches Jewey exchanged bought
All w atches warrant to keep good money
turned watches aud Clocks repaired aud
warranted, az much less than the Usual PAGES.
G Z. ALLEN, Importer OF Watches and Jewelry,
OH I'm Wholesale aud Retail 80 Wall ST., up starr.
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e. EyEkAL BENEFITS MORMON DISCLOSURES
SUBSCRIBERS will publish the ensuing
week M2rmonsm Exposed or, History OF Joe
he Latter Day SAINTS, by Gen j. Z. Bennet These highly
Interesting aud astounding disclosures
lors the profsacy ad wckednes OF the Mormon leaders,
VIII be Issued a good style In 2mo OF upw ds of
$50 pages. Orders especially solicited
LELAND WILLING
ole lmsr BnAUbUhY, SODEN Il Co, I27 Nassau 81.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-01-13
UDarlDttR:
january Is, 1912.
A WARNING.

Our citizens were enllcd from their beds
~ Friday morning last by the alarm Of
gire, and on Fastening to the scene of &c.
ion We found Maj. Smiths Hotel on fire.
FROM every Appearance the Impression was
,eueral, that it was the work of an iucen.
liary, but upon inquiry ii was found 10 be
he work Of one Of his own servants. The
,oy bad been asleep before the fire in the
laII and on awaking found his bcdclothcs
"a fro which he cxtingnished as he
bought, and then threw them on a box at
no back Of The house where they again
commenced burning and communicated to
he house. The fire was early discovered
nj it was prosidential, for had it been ten
pinuies later there is no telling what dam
ue would have boon done 10 our village,
! there are several large buildings in the
|cinity OF The Hotel. We say to our citi.
! ms look well TO your fires.
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FURTHER OF THE NUTINEERS
OF THE CREOLE.

We have been favored, says the Charles
ton Courier, with the extract of letter
which follows, giving some further details
respecting the negroes on board the Gre
ole, recently liberated by the British au-
thorities at Nassau. 1t is TO be hoped that
the people OF Kingston will persist in the
views thus taken, and that the negroes
may eventually be restored to their right
ful owners. The letter is dated Now Or
leans, 2Ist December.
"a passenger in tho brig Susan, which
arrived here on the 10Th inst, from King
ston, Jamaica, left on the seth ult., says
that or A days before he left, a small
schooner arrived from Nassau, with about
GO or 10 negroes, and he understood that
they were portion of those taken into
Nassau by the brig Creole--the nhabi-
tants or authorities would not allow them
TO land--the schooner was anchored of
the town--they were looked upon as
gang Of murderers, and ths Inhabitants did
not appear disposed 10 have any thing to
do with them. The schooner was still
lying at anchor with the negroes on board
when he left.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-01-13
~ Congress The House of Repre-

- Congress The House of Repre-
sentatiyes brought TO close on the Sd in.
slant, the debate on the state Of the nation,
and on the tariff question in particular, in
which il has INDUCED for number of days
past, and disposed Of the pending question
on the reference Of particular parts Of the
Presidents Message to committees. II
may be expected, therefore, that the bust
ness on the table of the House, will now
be attended to.
The Intelligencer Of the 9th inst. says
that business of Congress had not progress
scd any and the proceedings in the House
of Representatives have been any thing
but harmonious. The subject which most
urgently requires the attention Of that bo-
dy-the actual state Of the Treasury--has
not yet received it, though bill for that
purpose was reported week ago. This
neglect has required the committee Of
Ways and Means to introduce bill to au-
thorize reissue Of Treasury Notes to a
sufficient amount TO meet the demands up
on the Treasury until money enough for
the purpose be realized from the revenue,
or from the further execution of the loan
authorized al the extra session.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-01-13
WIG CONYENTION.

II is proposed by the Raleigh Register
that the Wings hold Convention in Ral-
e'sh on the 4lh Of April. No objection we
presume can be raised to the day. The
Register says
IT there be one day in the whole year,
better calculated than another, to rouse
the Wings from their alarming apathy,
and to excite that feeling, under the influ.
ence of which, in 1910, they went forth
8 conquering and to conquer" it is this
Let US then meet on the Anniversary Of
that event, which shrouded a patton in
mourning, and, animated by the holy i'm
pulses which its recurrence must create,
grid on your armor and prepare for the
cenilict. it is true, We cannot expect such
n whirlwlnd of triumph, as wo had when
marshallcd TO the combat by the great and
good HARRISON himself. But victory, un-
der the present aspect of affairs, would pre-
sent more imposing moral spectacle
even, than OUR successes in 1910. And
whyl Because it would show in bold re-
lIel noble picture Of firm endurance-ef
steady, untiIuching perseverance,. in behalf
Of dearly cherished principles. Nowhere
have Whig principles done more 10 emo.
bic O Siate than in North Carolina, aud
aowhe have they been better sustained.
But there is another reason why the
fourth Of april should be fixed GU for the
meeting Of the Convention. 1t is not only
endcarcd TO us by associations with his
death, bur it is identified with his hriae
glory. Ii was on that same day-the
fourth Of April-that Congress passed its
vote Of thanks TO Gen. Harrison, for his
gallant conduct at the Battle of The
Thames, and ordered gold Medal to be
struck emblematical of the triumph then
obtained-aoubilcss, one of the most graf.
flying incidents of bis eyentful life.
The Wings of Mocklenburg, who no
doubt intend to be represented, will hold n
meeting at the February Court to appoint
Delegates.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-01-13
AMENDMENTS TO THE CONSTR
TUITION,

Mr.. Clay has submitted to the Senate, a
joint resolution, proposing three important
amendments to the Constitution of the Uni
ted States. II was read the first and Sc
cond times, and made the special order of
the day for the 18th Of January. The
amendments proposed are
FIRST. To restrict the Veto Power 50
that majority in both Houses of Congress
shall be sufficient for the final passage of
any Bill when returned with objections By
the President Of the United States; also,
to make some alteration in the terms of the
second paragraph of the seventh section of
the Constitution, by which Sunday shall
be included in the ten days allowed to the
President for retaining the bill in his pos
session; and some alteration also which
shall require a Bill to be returned within
three days after the commencement of a
new session of Congress when the ten days
shall not have expired before the adjourn
ment at the prior session.
Second To make il incumbent on the
National Legislature, instead of the F,xe-
cutive, to appoint the Secretary Of the
Treasury aud the Treasurer of the United
States.
Third. To interdict the appointment of
any member Of Congress to any civil office
under the General Government during the
term for which he may have boon elected.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-01-13
OBITUARY.

Died, in this town, on the 9th instant Mrs
DORCAS II. HAPPOLDT, aged 80 years, con.
sort of Dr. ]. NJ. Happoldt, leaving a bereaved
husband and a family Of seven children to mourn
the loss of kind and atiectionate wife, and a
fond and doaiing mother Death hath removed
from this scene of trial aud atlictlon one of those
pure examples OF every social and Christian viz
Tue which Heaven occasionally lends TO earth,
for brief period, as beacon light TO guide the
wanderer through the darkness of time TO tho I'M
clouded glories of eternity.
In the morning Of life, she became the subject
of the converting grace of Ged, and attached her.
self to the Presbyterian Church, remaining a
member in full communion until her marriage.
After first receiving certificate of membership
of acceptable piety from the Pastor of the Church
of which she was a member she joined the Me-
thodst Episcopal Church in Charlotte, in Janu.
ary, 1898, always exhibiting the Christian grlces,
by an humble walk and conversation, until called
10 the great Class Mesting above, 10 rejoln kin
dred spirits, commingling her voice of praise with
that innumerable company around the throne
of God.
The brlliancy of her virtues shonc most glar-
inrly within the domestic circle Home, sweet
home, and its endcarments were scenes that affor.
ded her most delight. The world and its pleas.
ing alluroments, presented no attractions for her
Tho Bible was her constant and dear associate,
and like every faithful follower of the Saviour
sho bowed at least three times dag, before God,
in secret prayer.
Her undertaking christian iirmness, under most
distressing and trying circumstances in the va
ried relations of life, ovnced piety, indeed, OF
no ordinary ar1our.
Humble and unassumng in her department /;
patient and submissive in every trial uniform
a 4
mistaken in the cause Of Christ, she knew no
expedient; to her the pathway OF duty, was the
pathway Of safety.
Twas this that sustained her in the arduous
discharge of every duty and the growing bright
ness of heg character leaves no room to doubt,
but that she was in union with God and that she
now stands upon tho Mount Zion above. The
law of the Lord was her statute book the hou-
or of God was the object of her unceasing efforts
aud the opening records of the Judgment Will
display, in tho face of an assembled universe, the
holiness of her Christian character and fitness
for her final and glorious award,
How mysterious are the ways of ProvlSs2cc.
the Judge of all the earth will do right"
i" The good he takes, too good on earth to stay;
The bad he leaves, too bad TO take away"
But silent be our curiosity. while we hear the
blessed Saviour saw 'What do thon knowest
not aow, bat thou shall know hereafter"
"Thy ways, Lord, with wise design,
Are framed upon thy throne above;
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-01-13
OH CONSISTENCY THOU ART A
JEWELL

The New York papers state that Ed
ward Croswell Sonior.Editor of the Alba
ny Argus, and Que of the most uncompro.
missing auti-bank men 10 the couatry has
been elected President Of Bank The
whole burden of the Argus for the last FIVE
years is said 10 have been
Bank, Biddle, Bank
Biddle, Bank, Biddle
Biddle, Bank, Bank
Bank, Biddle, Biddle
yet, when be gets good opportunity of
slipping into good berth he avals himself
Of il. This has caused good deal of ieer-
ing among the Corps Editorial, and the
Richmond Wing surmises that {" his op.
portunities Of injuring the Banks are in
creased by having free access 10 the vaults
of one of them, and hGs consideration re-
comedies him to the base coaiac: with rag
money"