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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-10
DOC TOR BELL.

DOCTOR BELL devotes his personal attention (daily
u until p NJ the removal Of private diseases every
stage. All suffering under proacted
successfully treated by pretended practon
quack and all who suspect disease
lurking in the SYSTEM consult DIR. B. always with guar
antee of a
Persons contemplating marriage WHO have been the SUBJ
Iects OF delicate diseases, consult Dr. bell honorable
confidence. PosT letters describing the of person
distance have his prompt attention DR.. 5 teatmen
exposes Suspicion and well Known be
permanent
doors from Broadway. fY22 Imsc
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GUIDE TO SOUND TEETH


nR. A. c. CASTLE, Dentist, 2g7 Broadway, New York.
has Marmosilcon Paste, for filling decayed hollow teeth
is perfectly harmless in its composition, and be into
which becomes impaced solid body, maintaining
original and for life The estmo
glowing terms 70 its efficacy The Evening Post 22d May
nervous and Dr. A. c. Castle operates the teeth
with great and ability"
The following from the New Orleans Pcayune Dec. 9Th
sufficiently speaks Of DR.. Cs skill mechanical dentist
Lieut. who employed in the Florida service, dur
ing engagement had side Of his lower jaw and part
the upper shot 1t feared that the loss would be
manent, but meeting with Dr. A. c. Castle of New York.
artificial substitute, with teeth made and fitted in and the
officer has the perfect OF this shattered but
Dr. A. c. c. inserts teeth the principle Of adhesion
by atmospheric from entire set OF teeth"
Toothache Pills. Of which the painful tooth will
eHsct
Dr. A. c. c. refers the Spanish Ambassador Spanish Con-
sui Mrs General Gaines Dr. F. u Johnson President Of the
Medical Society and the several Professors Of the New York
University of Physicians and Surgeons.
DEAFNESS-Drs Castsand Edwards, Aurists 297 Broad
attend the Deafness and all diseases pertaining
To the Acoustic Drops for ncpent Deafness
noises or collections in the ear. Jy8 lmsr
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CHALLENGES competition with all The importance
~ which all ages havel the Head Of Hair is a clear
index of the value upon personal figure and when by
capneous freak Nature the deprived of
fair proportions Art resoed to- in order. by artificial
discoveries which bid Nature defiance Bany's Venlang
and Gossamer
WIGS AND SCALPS,
real HEADS HAIR, which be had lag BROADWAY,
Of Liberty street. up stairs.
In all Of failure in the growth of Hair BARRY offers
Remedy exclusively his unknown Vulgar Practitioners,
whom Nature has been bountu in her dstrbu
of Hair will do well place themselves under his
velance. Prices to suit the times.
iv ~ 6msc
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FACTS ARE STUBBORN THINGs.-It is fact thar
Gourauds poudrs Subtitle will permanently eradicate ali
jury the Wananted. To be had at the,od esta
si.hmept 81 walker street. one door from BToadMsy
Water Of Beauty win tho,oughly erterminsts TAM PIN
pies, freckles and all cuaDeous eupuons elicit juvenile
healthy appearance and the Hands, neck and
IN radiant whreness. Beware Of spurious limitations Of
rnous the skin and complexion and by repeanr action
injurious health To be had above. One Dollar
tie.
GOURAUD'S VEGETABLE ROUGE
mparts delicate the complexion mmovabe
BY perspaton mbb with linen cloth. 80 cents
bottle
Or Spanish Lily White impasa bright feike alabas
whteness the skim from the
elegant boxes at Is cents each.
Agents-Provdence, Dyer Jr; Albany, Guthrie Maiden
lane; New Haven Myers Chapel street; Hartford Wells
fnsns1 Nc. DO:
st.; Jared Gray, Po'keepse. jy17 lm*ra
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MEDICINES.
DIR. SHERMAN'S
MEDICATED T.OZENCEC

articles have been for nearly
io9r and ns greatest proof Of their ecacy in re-
is that the demand for them has been rapidly SceSsox and
persons who have once used sm only continue the
but recommend them 70 their fiends ~ commune s''A ~so'
COUGH LOZEN0E0
Are the best medicines in the world for crvb. .o,a. ,
sumption, asthma wheopng cough &c ever dscoysrsd 'n
THE WORM L0zENGEs
only articles which fail in removing o,r.. ~
every description, both from children aduts ' VI
THE CAMPHOR LOZENGES
Are remedy for sickness and
papitaton. lowness Of spirits, and all
The Hon. Aaron Clark, Hon. Edw J. Porter. Rev M,
Handbook Rev. Mr. Dunbar Of the McDougal Church
have used them.
Ofics lOs Nassau sueet-Agents, Rushton q Aspnwal,
three Sends T3 Broadway IT East Broadway Cod
dripRton Hudson.
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THE PRIVATE TREATISE.

THis Is little volume on certain delicate d;seates by Dr.
cure stated in the planes possible There
class of patients that does highly value this little book but
month 70 month"; still deeply interested in 1.-THE
of such delays and the pr.Ee being
fully explained Price 81.
Dr. Ralph that he consulted
residence, No. co Groenwich n an hour.
With view however of obtaining the confidence of stran
this city, he begs here what he
stated in a,her column this under his remarks On
Structure" that beside his rank Graduate of Edinburgh &C.
&c. he has been engaged in the these Diseases both
hopltal and city practice than thirty years. and
published editions of work expressly them. Also
that has testimonial letters from the eminent physicians
Europe, to the eminent Americans Sir Ashley
Cooper Dr. Mott Of New York Dr. rhysick of Phade pha
and Others and that he refer almost every
physician of eminence in this city.
Communications by carefully replied lmsc
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PEASE & SONS
COMPOUND CLARIFIED ESSENCE OF
HOREHOIIND CANDY

THIS pleasant medicine Is formed by COMPUTATION Of twen
colds and pun;onary complaints and BY it. combine
mated that dc benefit Of the whole IN
About three hi: article was first brought before
s %s. @ by az
The community 70 stand By their decision a: its bene
%
is
AYd why Because the trial Of It's qualities in coughs
sHIass asthma. psp,sS1 q he liver n
other similar medicine ever reached
s.. So aa%
has ss sV 3 e E
msG hung about But
Msssm S:r origin. inventors Of
ns ~ label b. Or s invariably around their
viii 'ss
wrapper We viii describe for public bsne 6!si, Eagle
y 4: ss cls:a a.ss. s
Hy$si cI Sanise
coughs eod. asthma eenpmpson, Seize other ssns.fe
whole design beautifully below the
snss,SSs New s ia' 'm't Of JOHN TEASE -
and forty y Peass Son il The clerk. Sce q the south
II. candy isS. p1o:seaoS heavy
~ Do tn s ias
He hs be Se Of af :. s
A AssS! s. Dock street. Philadelphia.
Rswis Co., s. State street. Albany
$ Ss:saH rs 3 s. G hoai: ;'5ss New Orleans
ssnsSp ha SslinSfs as' cS;sn
P Hs1ss%%r ss loTbs stis, SMG
j. H. Thompson x Co., Wheeling, Va. I've fae
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MADAME COSTELLO-

EEMALE PERIODICAL PILLS eed in every case
where the monthly periods have been Irregular from colds,
owledged by the medical prosson and hundreds that have
uselesy tried boosted remedies; indeed
these pills in their effects that necessary
their though they contain medicine detrimental the
constitution Advice given gratis all who the pills. by
Madame Costello "a Lspenard where the pills sold
genuine. Price 81 per box. jy2 lm.r
MOST EXTRAORDINARY CURE.-If any have had
1 doubts they dismiss Them and the incredu
lous may consider deafness curabe Numerous of
and OF them remarkable by the of
seapas 0 have besn published but this the climax
Young or old, you may yet recover hearing.
lady in Smthfeld Penny Va and about years
Of had been gradually deaf for than years
in the londes tones of VOICE Last winter she induced
try Scarpas Oil for Deafness" 1t only add,
that she has used bottles and that her hearing perfectly
restored-she cured. Any information in relation the
may be obtained the of Dr. JAYNE 20 South
Third street. Philadelphia at which pee also the medicine is
for sale.
Sold in New York by the agents, & Sands druggists
70 Fulton street. of Gold and 100 Fulton street, whole
sale and rea also sold by David Sands Co. East Broad
way of Market street; Abraham Sands Co. 1913
Broadway, corner of Chambers street.
Price WOO
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

lust PUBLISHED PRICE FIFTY CENTS-By Dr.
Fawcett Of 1856 Fulton street, New York-The great
CONSIDER for the Mind in Distress popular enquiry the
that destroy the physical the
nduEspse local constitutional weakness irritation
consumption and the partial total of the
ductiye The DR.. is also THOR ne treatise which
IS excusvely written for the sensitive female who while she
shnks abashed the Hea Of revealing her sueng may find
in its pages a confidential and capable adviser.
Doctor continues TO direct his attention the entire
dicaten of gonorhGa, glees nocturnal emissions
syphilis IN ITS worst forms irritation constitutional
bit' and all diseases brought by solitary habits Female
diseases trested scientifically =.
jy23 lm.c Office i9e Fulton street.
MEDICAL CAUTION.-Patents seeking Medical aid
W should be exceedingly cautions the selection of
Doctor, for IT is fact alas that of the whole
horde OF advertising Doctors $50 caled) this devoted city,
not more than one IN six legal right administer
MEDICINE Nor are they by nature education by
qualified TO administer to the SICK
IL TO be depoTed that such imposition is suffered or
tolerated in defiance Of the law which highly penal
offence to practice medicine surgery with out legal di
poma
Dr. Carpenter however has to complain
IN the premises for sooh from the late rapid
guacks and their serable above operations the
practce was confined to more legitimate hands.
To the suffering and deuded patient victim however
consequences all important the life death
too often depends on the first medical advice.
Dr. Carpenter although advertising Doctor
profession through the front door of the empe graduate
Of Union College, centiate OF the New York State Medical
society and Tor thirty practitioner of this city d his
only for advertising for BY
the over sensitive on the subject TO obtain money and
the sick.
Office No. Peck slip near Pearl street Charges reasona-
Die. Once open until half past p NJ a6 imsr
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THE TEETH.

THE TEETH-A reduction of 20 per cent-Upper and
lower sets ofeeh inserted sucti atmospheric
tooth to an entire set ali can be supplied with the best mine
raj teeth toohache cured For extracting TOOTH
Chdren's half price. j. Buskey, Surgeon Dentist Muir
ray street, door the church, Of Broadway.
iva cod 3m
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DOCTOR GLOVER

EGS TO inform those who have recently enqured if he ha,
II left the practice Of his profession that he continues to
prescribe Tor such his aid usual Those dcp
and proraced eases which require practical experience
recent Improvements chemistry put into his hands seye
raj and important remedies which have escaped the obser
vation Of the less scmnising physician
Dr. Glovers primary education enables kim to keep pace
with the improvements Of the day. being graduate in the
deal profession The unsuspectng stranger should beware
the host Of self named Doctors some of whom
totally ignoran,.
Office, No. Ann st-prvat entrance 9TH door from the
Muscum-0fice hours until q 1lock m
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PHYSIOLOGICAL

PH YSIOLOGlCAL
MYSTERIES AND REVELATIONS IN LOVE,
wi Courship and Marriage-an inalble Guide Book for
Married and Single Persons in matters of the utmost import
the Human Race. BY Engine Becklald, NJ ID.
Among the things duly considered in this work matters
of importance single and young married
The of and for StertyThe of Beauty and
CourshpThe danger of solitary Practices aud how the habit
be removed-The of Love and Jealousy, with
remedy for eadicang from The the seed, OF hopeless
unhappy pasonOsprng including modes for the
pation theeoTests knowing the of
unborn who ought and ought
marry-The most suspicious for wedock, &c
Price Is For sale at 90 Nassau street, of Fulton
and RrOal 40 1mkr
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TEETH,


PRESSURE.
M LEvETT Dentist, the inroducer into this country IN
principle, rractised by himself ALONE, courts the
ton Of the public his improvement The established
scientific adaptation m supplying the deficiencies G the Teeth
and the UNMARRIED satisfaction which he fully
in all his inviting the attcnon Of the ladies'
and gentlemen who have had artificial Teeth unliuy
who may require for those displaced by nature.
NJ. LEVETT, Dentist, 26O Broadway,
corner of Warren Il. opposite the Park.
tCopy of a Letter from Judge Noah to Dr. LEVITT
NEw YORK. May cath, 1912
Dear Sir Il: both matter of duty and pleasure state
that the set of artificial teeth the principle of atmospheric
ed appearance comfort utility has
gwen entire satisfaction
am, dear sir, your obedient,
au7 lmsr Sigpedl NJ NJ NOAH
JAMES ALCOCK, Dental Surgeon. No 4 Murray street.
respectfully informs his friends >nd the public generally
OF his return from Europe, and ready all who
favor him with their patronage All operations performed
jy9 lmsc
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DR.. SOLOMON HEINE

here's to his original proposition, 70 receive no money
either for medicine attendance until the patient sased
with his improvement, and would inform them that he has
removed from 8 Broadway No. 81 Reade street. opposite
the Marshall House, where he octs the attendance the
mentioned conditions all who have suffered for
SOLOMON HEINE, M. ID.
For the advantage of all who wish to attend the mt
Hene who has ever lived in, had his Office IN Broadway y
House.
This Physician came 10 ths country about eight years
since have had the pleasure Of knowing him since that
time and Of Witnessing many surprising cures performed
Of the who is mber Of the medical institutions Of the
ivy anu ''''e u 'e" Y. W. wETMoRE, MD.
Sworn before me, this nth day Of
Of April, A. ID. ls42.
RicHARp REED. Com. Of Deeds jyl, Im@c
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WIGS AND SCALPS.
THE OPENING OF
G. LIR E H u e HIS
NEW ESTABLISHMENT FOR
HAIR CUTTING & CURLING,
WIGS. SCALPS, SC.

WIGS, SCALPS, &0.
No EOS BROADWAY,
NLIREHUGH has with his present premises,
~ opened sui, q Room: sSp;jstinS Of Z, suou
entirely for Genemens hair cutting This SPLEEN
did room fitted the style Of Louis XIV Of France The
walls pannels painted after the Of Waeau Bou-
chett and in imitation Of the farfamed Gobens tapestry
The showcases mirrors tables &C. the
style of alto reievo finished white and gold for
ming ensemble in this country and
passed in Europe.
THE LADIES' ROOM
private and theme
fitting wigs curls &c. and for consultation the growth
and health of the hair and fitted with regard
commodation and comfort.
THE GENTLEMEN'S WIG ROOM
for those who wish be private when fitting wigs and
scaps c. may here remark that department of
b Trofession the character Of his work established for
superiority does he intend make only the best wigs
and scaps and ask according to the times the lowest
munerating profit 80
Mr.. G. will be found always at home,n and will give his
sole and undivided attention all who wish change
nance under the magic Of his touch. e22
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RESTORE THE
H u M A n II A [ r

PALD HEADS AND GREY HEADS READ THIS
The human hair be restored proper and scientific
medses applied The proprietor of this you his
word that great numbers come to his store whose hair this has
entirely restored He requests you give Jones' Oil Of Coral
Crcasa trial then judge for yourself He pledges
his word all it il represented These qualities
will make the hair grow ION the head face body, pr
where nature Intended hair 70 goy stay i. falling out.
the Among the numbers who have used and ce
y this is w. Hopkins % King street. N Y, j. Gilbert Jew
eller Houston street N. " and Power Brooklyn
L. We could Offer hundreds of Others chose 1t sold
reasonable and gives the hair the delicious dark
silky appearance. Price only g. or shlings bottle three
sizes sold BY T. Jones' sign Of the American Eagle SO Chat
nam street. ~ W 1879 Fulton street. Brooklyn State
street Boston, o. Dock street. PHILADELPHIA. au5 Imsr
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CELEBRATED MINERAL EoR FILLING

Mons NJ. Son continue decayed Teeth howe
instantly curing the Tooth however painful sensitive mat
Ing in point Of color the natural cortex enamel of the Too
The mineral applied in few seconds, without the slight
pain heat pressure and lasts for many years Yer
amethat painful and dsagreeabe operation has such
dency SKATER the consultation Of delicate and nervous
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-03

The steamer Nepiune arrived IN New Orleans the
afternoon Of the zsi II April from Tex4s Every
thing there pretty much IN s"fp go. From The
frontiers, 40 alsnrs had come II late Oas Il the
Galveston editors cautions the vol hunters from the
United >istcs that they will find IN Texas iiils more
than sympathy The Texans arr 10 want u mo-
ney. nor have they more ,~o,i-ioas Than what they
can eat themselves. Anoihsr editor rdicules the
idea that England was the promoter or barker II
the hostile demonstrations oi Mesico towards Trsas
President Houston has caused 10 be publ -bed long
address To the people Of Texas lie talks II carry.
ing on the MAR, bat Iniim.i-- thar n ~,ll requirr
time to organize asd discipline The yoluns-erS and
procure munitions, provisions. etc. lie says that
the orders -~aed by him TO the Tekl-n forces IN the
vicinity Of Bear were no, obesed IN consequence
Of the confusion and INSTRUMENTATION winch wcrc
prevalent among tho different band.
A prize schooner called the iAos AmiEos had ar
rived al Galveston.
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Theatrical. MusscnI AZ

Fanny El--ler, IL il said, is about TO leave Havana
erect for Europe. We doubt this immensely She
has been doing uncommonly well in Havana. She
l. probably by tins time in New Orleans
Braham has given one brilliant concert in Phila-
deiphia, which was crowded. He was TO give an
Other on las, night, aud then TO leave for the
Mrs sutton aud Nage have been inmens sue
ce-~iu IN giving concerts in Mobile. She was
gresily spplsud-d. and encored in several songs.
Nagel was al-o a great favorte.
The Italian Opera has not done much in New Or
leans SINCE Mrs Sutton left it.
Mrs Fiizwillism refused to play for Pearson's
benefit and consequently was much neglected,
that -h~ had TO leave New Orleans
Part OF Caldwell's company are playing at Nat
chez. Bsnon II AT Mobile.
The Opera Company at the Park are getting
along p~s-ably well Last night they played the
" Po~iilhon" 10 pretty arhouse.
Forrest and M,-s Clifton are playing in Boston
Niblo Is making great preparations. lie will have
a splend hou%- and fine company.
rhome j. still going ahead-brighter and better
than ever.
Mitchell closes Tor the SEASON shortly.
Mis- Cu-hman's theatre ~ nearly or quite all sub
scrihed Tor and W. prc--me will be- ready for the
winter campaign
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Petersburg.
FsterSuttIBs
ICorrcnnnudenee Of the Herald

Correspondence Of the Hersldl
PETERSBURG, Va, Apr1 n, 1892
Early Spring az the South-Ladus' Fair ~ the Err
ctaage-I adics--R uces- Poitrs-I Times Poetry.
DEAR JANns:-
You have not heard from these "diggns"
in some length of time and | cannot let pass
this bright glowing and glorious day without
writing 10 you. Never have ] known SO
early Spring the present. Peas, Strawberries
and cherries now ripe with us, which are in ad-
vance of the usual time fully three weeks, and in
deed the whole face Of nature looks more like the
latter part OF May than April; and amid the bright
and green of Spring, one might exclam
Long live this scene eternal is duration.
And oh. my dear Sir, if you could but have seen
the bright eyes and the glowing cheeks of many Of
our maidcns at fair in the Rounda of
Exchange on last evening, you would have been
unable to conduct that darling object Of your soul
the Herald" with your usual ability tor one moon
at least losing thereby more than you have done by
that genius. John f. Curns
But TO my purpose In the Rotunda of our Ex-
change on last evening were arranged lastly, all
that could please the cye or satisfy the fastldious
NJ. J.. NJ. Of the dark eye, auburn hair, and ilne
yet robust figure, well known here, as highly intel
lcciual and the daughter of a Judge; Miss Y. H.
and Miss = at the same table, two OF natures falrest
daughters. The first sMiss v. IL has dark brown
hair, blue eyes and slight figure, and altogether a
n beauty and has much attention.
The second Miss =. is near similar Inquire, bright
Intellectual eyes, brown hair, aud evidently very
an,iable But how shall describe the numberless
beauties present on that occaslonl Shall forget
Mis- w OF Fredericksburg, far-fsmed for beauty and
Inteliccnce--or the Misses Sc, (slsters,) Misses
w "a Misses Co., and Misses P.s, Miss L., of the
dark eve and hair looking more like the creature of
romance or poetry than any one wo have ever
Bus cannot do ell justice, and must bid them adieu,
pra ring that heaven may grant me the hand of one
amongsS that lovely throng Prepare then, lie lcune
edlicur,- for cake and candy.
To-morrow's sun will rise (no doubt az usuaD Ia
look upon the like of which perhaps il never will
look again. Two four mile ruccs-the one horse
race, and the other political one. Bobby Boiling,
wing. and Tommy Wallace, democrat, are desi-
81 representing this town, in consequence OF
which. tomorrow will be day OF fun, frolic fight
ing and ioo-hncss. IIuzza for Tom, hurra for Bob
l1l bet on Bob SO IL to years subscription to
the Herald
Tunes are somewhat better than usual. Banks
not doing much in the way Of discounts; but permit
mo 90 close.
IN Scotia vol a youth called Robert Burns,
AMI 10 In New Orleans lived one John Curns -,
The first wrote and psalms, and much small "
The latter follow the illustrious Yorke!
Good bye TO bo,h. Yours ever, j. L.
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RrxicNx n Hooks. Sc.

MEEcH,H's MsoAnSr Hunt, Ii2 Fulton a-A
superb number. The statistics are very valuable ;
~ are the articles On the Commerce OF the Lakes
Discoveries
LoNpoV QrARTsRiy-.Nss. Masoa-A dmirably re-
printed. and full OF irst srIicles That on the
hIstoncal publications 81 France ~ invaluable.
LlFE oF NAroLEpN-Carv a. Poa-Ths life is
the bc-i IN the world II contains 5aO engravngs
and only costs -
WKsININ,rFR REyWw-M,s. Masor--A good
number Full OF statistics politics. lie Of Jeremy
Bcnthsn, and travels all over A-ia.
Ausc.L LIBRARY, No. 6-C~ry e. Co.'S usual
most superb number and containing iiv. first rate
pieces oi MUSIC for ~ ~ CENTS
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phllasle1phla.
Correspondence of the Hepald.1
p,,r .nrr vvra Ma,

PHnADEIvnIA, May 4, 16e
! am informed to-day, that although tho collector
of our pcr has not vet received tho Executive man
date ordering off the heads of about thirty Of the
incumbents in Office under him, he 's vol aware
that such an order is made ont, and the names Of
an equal number already selected to Gil their places.
am informed too by one who ia intimately connec-
ted with the Clay interest in this city. that the col
Iec,or has determined not to obey the behest; that
he will sooner yield his place than sacrifice hrs
friends" The subject has created quite fer
menr here and the ms and the "ouis' are pretty
nearly equally divided on the propriety Of the step.
On Saturday, four clerks went out Of the Post
Office. The disintercsted will sool witness much
hunters.
We have had here last night and to-day pretty