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MEDICAL-

THE rRlxATE TREATisE.-This is iitte volume gu
certain diseases in which the and private
means Of cure stated in the ane possible nd
aol only are directions given for the more simple and ecsn!
but those which have fallen improper hands, aud
continue from month month particularly dwelt
such persons will Immediately the difficulties which
qede their cure whatever they be- well the plan
De pursued m each particular Is obtained only of the
author, pr; Ralph, as Greenwich st: Price 81.
Dr. Ralph also takes this opportunity of that he be
consulted on the peculiar diseases above referred his
vaie residence, az any hour.
Aware however. Of the deep and just socude which many
lee 10 consult Of integrity well experience
hee peculiar complaints the author deems proper
he following snort sketch Of the opportunities he has had fit
himself for this trust And this he is the inclined
many have assured him that for want Of information Of this
KIND they have selected from list of advertising people The
one who had boosted most Of wondIcus curesbut without
the bterest He therefore that
side his rank graduate Of Edenburgh &c., he has
been watching these Diseases both hospital and city practice
for than thirty and has published editions Of
work expressly them. Also, that he has testimonial letters
nom le most eminent of Europe TO the most emf
neet IN AmerieaCas Sir Ashley Cooper to Dr. Mott Of ~ r.
and Dr. Phyck OF Philadelphia, and others and further that
he mas the privilege Of sserng to almost every physician q
better ground of confidence those who strangers him.
Consultations may be made by post and for such he has lit
de private chest containing everything for speedy
and private 1t is forwarded may be directed Price
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MARSHAT-T- HOTSE

esa: from the National os Troy, will Iscpsn D..
complete order and furnished handsome STYLE The locatoa
central being the side of Broadway No 2G9 At the
Of eade street, short danc. from The Park and Pot
Office and but few minutes walk from Wall street and the
business part Of the city The cominodous aid
pleasant, and is the intention Of the host accommodate The
satisfactory for the prices Charged Having long experience n
catering for the pnblc tas he can assure all that may ayoi
please; and from the s@st.on, desirable location for
Boarding, ami cannot but offer inducements persons
visiting the city make the Marshall House their homo The
bar will be furnished with choice liquors. and the ladcr With
the subsana and decaeies Of the and with attentive
servants every regard for the comfort Of his guests the
undersigned hopes to merit and receive share Of
myl8 3m*c T. >. MONROE,
A CARD.-BOARDING, at Jamaica, Long Island. n. y
"A Persons desIous of passing the months the
country be accommodated with pleasant and board
Fulton second door fros the corner of Washington
Jamaica l.. i. Distance from the city IL miles
Communcatonby Railroad and Stage four times day
Reference can be made &c JAMES HERMAN, Esq,
Fulton street, Jamaica, l.. ].
POARDlNG-A few select boardsrs will be taken gen
tee and respectable family ADnv at No. 2o Fulton ST.
mt lmis
FORT LEE PAVILLION-This beautiful and summer
residences open and readiness for the reception
private parties sTEPHEN ASNET the proprietor Of the
establishment his thanks his friends and the pnbc,
ate himself by his usual and attendance to his bu
sness please those honor him either as boares
soTs ihe bar Gied up win the shoies, LIQUORS wines
parties be accommodated with dinner the shortest notice
Target and military companes. befunshcd
with dinners and wine on short notice at 62 cents.
The public depend the boat running according her
advertisement.
Refer the advertisement, the Sun paper for the trips the
will make four trips day during the months Of June july
aud August ml8 msr
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REMOVAL.

REMOVAL.
CRISTADORO, (lale of 2ls Broadway under the Ameri
y. Museum) begs inform his patrons and
friends that he has taken the beautiful store No. Aston House.
Broadway the main entrance, where he will be most
happy wait them in his well known first style. j. c.
singular he has met with during period Of
tenon his business that So and his elegant
store his customers shall find it is not diminished.
]. CRISTADORO Gen,lemen's Wig
mil lmrS Maker and Dresser. G Astor House.
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Office open until 10 o'clock P NJ.
PRIVATE CURE

THE MONITOR-Ths is the title given to treatise show,
the nature symptoms consequences and treatment o
The diseases called private their best modes Of
plainly described the remedies most proper for their different
stages with useful hints important advice and all
directions to enable the patient TO effect private prompt and
Monitor with the fullest confidence containing il does The
fruits Of devoted extensive practice and
successful Nor does he deem necessary
ton .-.ttte
Sold for the proprietor, only aApohecnrfs' Hail. 60
Prince Of Marion where also ay be had Dr. Jonas
Specific Courses No l. for the ofcp elects, and all
hra dscb,ses and Gase No for the permanent cure Of
every medicine wash and requisite needed either for
eal or external USE They excite suspicion cause no loss
ofme, and used with safety and unyaryng
p 60 Prince street, Of Marion, blocks east Of
Nibo Gardens Private entrance COZ Marion street, door
10 The drugs m
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MEDICINES.


TED 10 cuREsnieers from his disease are request
ed read the following and from the named pacu-
Mis-, A@ira Gardner, Of Mortve, Great Plains, has for
m br oo aoa om for tWenV Vea
She has paid hundreds Of doaTs for advice and ali the med:
Mr. NurShy, opposite he brick church. cured Of 2
daughter of Mr. warous in West Chelsea, was afflicted to
tried the Thomsonian pan which only increased her
and entirely cured short time by using half box of
Many other be learned and references obtained by
. r ". MAATHAEWsoN. No, Norwich &c. &,
YOU sr the valuable You RaSs sa e S
my, DO mos! chseraly inform you that ny VIE entirely
sSiss p $n &
oaT mede%es Without s %"c% conaedce only
had been used before there was great amendments e by s9nt-
s OF &
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail BY A. B. Sands
20 IT, ;%s
druggists generally in all the principal towns in the United
,,I rs' 81 X y z ;af yasa e. the most liberal
N 10 imr ~ and 100 Fulton st. and II East Broapway
DIR. PETERS INDICATED
LOZENGES.
MO medicines discovered have risen rapidly popu
IN lar estimation Peters Lozenges and for the sufficient
that been the the
their operations and certain their effects
These properties not the result OF chance but of
based upon science and tested by me for the whose
life has been devoted the study Of medicines and whose
versay known IN the varying and combining Of them
influence the of human diseases, almost
without parallel his entire attention for whole
the peecng of them and made his discoveries public
until they beyond the reach the requson of improve
PETERS WORM LOzENGEs
These the desideraums long required They
perfectly pleasant to the taste and gentle in their operations
that they feaessly administered to the youngest
FAINT and yet medicine heretofore be named
in comparison with II destroyer OF has an at
traction for them which they resist; and having
they become powerless and die. The Worm
to be administered doses sufficient produce cathrc
of this unrivalled article.
PETERS COUGH LOzENGES
For coughs colds whooplg coughs and all pulmonary
plants these truly invaluable article, and be
cessiu used directed Neither do they keep patients
before the has from the mouth Dr. Peters
the ade trial of this and will hazard his
the result
PETERS CORDIAL LOZENGES.
Dr. Peters almost fears speak OF these ozenges they
deserve, lest he should startle e readers creduty for
claiming for them the Of nvigorang the mind of dis
peng melancholy and low spirits of submng the imagina
ou OF Strengthening the Of sweetenng the BREATH
giving heeunto bamy fragrance, and of almost instantly
caring the headache and correcting affections he at
bpte to them virtue which they do fully possess In
equal to anything dscove for sickness tonng
the stomach, and sharpenin the appetite.
DR.. PETERS
YEGET,ABIE SHILLING STP ENGTHENTNn
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REFRIGERATORS.

NENTILATING.--KEFKI OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES &
SMITH, Veutlaory Regerators, the only article
manufactured which be kept long without acquiring
iiuvia which will communicate to thing placed
il and make unfit for But the above article
confidently offered the Public thoroughly tested and
proved to be entirely free from the objections usually found
those Of the old construction Their venang purifying and
cooling properties combined make desira
ole article for family in weather. They be had
agency. 332 Broadway mer
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MEDICAL AID.

MO. PECK SLIP-Doctu Carpenter usual devotes his
~ entire personal attention the relief of the afflicted and
fortunate the eectus and speedy Of all diseases his
Old established and well known Peck slip Dipensay No.
those whom he is unknown that he regularly educated
physician and surgeon, graduate Of Union College, and a
cenate of the New York State Medical Society, and OBJ
tanned his diploma in th: city the 1872 But what most
eecuay his patients thousands might and will
testify His Offices and entrances conveniently adapted to
the comfort and privacy of patients who exposed
observation, and his charges will be found reasonable.
DR. CARPENTER. 81
nH ...s.vrn III l. u
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DR. SOLOMON HEINE

WOULD inform hi. patients and the public that he still adj
w heres TO his original proposition, receive
either for medicine until the ralicn is satisfied
with his improvement, and would inform them that he
the Marshall House where he soicits the attendance the
above mentioned conditions of all who have suffered
long time under diseases considered BY them ncurabe
SOLOMON HEINE, NJ. d.
Of Dr. Solomon Heine would state tina! the only Doctor
Heine who has lived had his Office in Broadway
the residing at 81 Reade street, opposite the Marshall
House.
since have had the pleasure Of knowing him since tina.
time, and OF witnessing surprising performed
by hm-he is above the of S. years and the only
Of the who member Of the medical institutions of
City and State Of New York
f. w. wETMORE. MD.
Sworn before me, this 9th day Of
of April A. ID. 1912.
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HOTELS, BOARDING, Sc.
BOARDING.

IN private family four your gentlemen be handorne
accommodated with partial board, and front Broad
way. between White and Walker streets Terms moderate
Inquire 1886 Broadway.
Birds of all kinds for s1le 1886 Broadway. jel0 w-r
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result Of twelve practice has never failed to cure in
Sold az H. Rings Fulton street, of Cliff Dewa
Church and Chambe and drug 4ls Broadway
Market and Si5z Fulton street, Brooklyn Price 81
MIDWIFERY.-Nrs. RUSSELL, licensed BY the Faculty
%dxsy disease. q as chill
:s ni as X sn nf'
M r. s; q Of s
kSo%H frs.r ANR M
ssd 81 HiSYYAG sssfa y Dr. Charles
o. g. @ s:s
gov
ss.s S:S1
& M ~ sse %
BS.aTS W RSe R,. 81 Bsss.s
e;coLiyn John Pies' Booklyn; and S. b. Bovine Som
t50O REwARD.-CEoss' SPECIFIC MIXTURE
pow For the Cure Of Gonnonh@a elects, Structures anu
remedies yet discovered for the above complaints A.
speedy and permanent without the s,.
We give long 9uacksh to deceive the
Speak ss
sod e propeto! challenges single case Of recent Gonnor
ea to &c ssGSs in S u The will not effect rapid
This Is disease that unfortunately peryadcs all ranks of so
m with remedy By which they them
selves wioutke least exposure the shortest time possible.
he disease cannot be contracted il dose the
II up bottles with full directions accompanying
81 bottle One bottle lasts week, which generally
'i" s sale anS Broadway corner Of
G%s y sad seventh .sFses: fsdspS.; !: j.
~ Smiths 1913 Washington street Boston. myl3 Inns
- friends and The public that he has removed from the Granite
Building us Chambers street. wheye he WILL without the
of mercury radically aud in few days. the
veterae or syphc diseases Dr. 3rcnaa remedy scu
tirely free from corrosive poison mineral and when
llken according his directions win remove the painful
ymptos which invariably follow the abuse rather the use)
q mercury and other nssoss medicine, universally admin
&c administered without the least danger Of bad
the patient being able during the treatment attend
70 his business and live as usual.
Dr. Brenna practice fined the Of the above
disease but will give his professional advice
en and to administer medicines the homeopathic system,
the only that has chronic diseases.
Office hours, from 10 to o'clock, and from to p NJ
Chambers street us. m29 lmr
COLLECTIONS all parts Of the United States, made
s. j. SYLVESTER,
talIu and al Rroad
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your Physician, will find my office a. 81 Broad street, cor
'f mS Si iiH.'i op'n rom A. Nj fMhovosr
HUMAN HAIR RESTORA-
TIVE.
THE HAIR OF THE HEAD CAN BE RE.
STORED.
DEAD THIS judge mpartially the testimonials :, in
IN mind that Is offered, but @ truthful
statement. The following will suce-a thousand other ies
From s. Baker ESD n Fellow of the Royal Scientific
The Royal Scientific ns'S,on has been favored with
specimen Of Jones' oil Of Coral Crcassis for the purpose
Sase nas and o
and find that Of compounds decidedly favorable for
% d the 6 being s"ss saa
commended by Mr. Jones which Ibis Society find perfectly
9"' rqst%sn .e,, foS,m SAs saasit London
set r. y at the reasonable price Of sor shincs bot
de Be careful that Jones signed in Handwriting
p l, s. Ph,sS.rh, no Baltimore BALTIMORE s. State
AN INTEaEsTiSG Si'S WORK ON THE E1 IS 1@
S gj Gs,eTSs l Esyg, Arabia fsiss Holy Land n
Mount s'ss Fi Fs c'ii he ESdH c% az ss1
' y oFiSioSs; 9F , TI fR Il with plates
commend II 10 the public sterling work Of travel.
e author has eontryed give hisdescp,ion, Of places
censry and events. sp,rt Of feshnsss and ysembAnee
We do%S, nS but sscse two ns'eycns volume, win be
When he desire, information uon the subject ~ which
VERY peassn unpr,ending account Of rambl,. through
about which every Intelligent mind dsrsi information
q it furnished in style which every one VIII ind sseeabe
There not page 9 the work tina, no, Interesting and in.
We think his book destined to become extensively popular
a we cordially on with our brethren q the in com
!s:!ss = popular "''' Wiley ryTsA v;
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q K E a / L e vi z E K a N 9 E
DEPOT---NOT TETOTAL.
THE subscriber offers the following Wines pure Tempe
Wines
MADEIRA (of the highest grades) in wood and in glass
SHERRIES do, Pale, Gold Brown, and Amontillado, in
wood and glass.
PORT, DO. in wood and glass, direct from Oporto
BURGUNDY, in cases, Chambertln, Romance Clos de
Veongeot.
CLARETS-Chaeau Margeaux and various other brands.
HOCkS-yohannesberg Steinberg, Hockheimer, Gescn-
hmer, Rheudeshimer Assmanshausen Macobmnner, unic
hauser, ChartzberSer Broncberg and Peisporier.
SPARKLING HOOKS; do CHAMPAGNE. various
brands, sc. sc.
Two very old pure Cognac Brandy franc,
EACH
fered in case Of sickness. Apply
GILBERT DAVIS, As Pine street.
ml2 I'm d&w Of William street.
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MISS COW AN

p RESPECTFULLY informs the ladies' of New York and its
~ vicinity, that she continues giving lessons the Piano
Forte Harp Guitar and in singing. Miss C.. will be happy
receive her pupils No White street. if preferred will
attend the respective houses of those ladies' who may honor
her with their patronage.
Harps and Piano Fores for sale and hire.
Also very splendid Piano Forte of superior quality and
tone, for sale. mil lm$r
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THE MAGIC MIXTURE

considered the safest speedy well the plea
lsan remedy for the thorough cxtingusmen gonohga and
analogous affections of the urinary 1t not like the
advertised medicines chimcrcal one but is the actual
result twelve practice ha never failed to cure in
single instance.
Sold c. H. Rings So Fulton street. Of Cliff Dewar.
Church and Chamber; and drug 4l3 Broadway
Lpenard Bowery Walker; II East Broad
way Market and 1914 Fulton Brooklyn Price ST.
ie2 Imxr
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100000 La Norma Segars,
ANDED from the brig Ohio from Havana. % snpcrio
quality Tor sale lots suit purchasers, reasonable
f"sss oy N. RAIDER, ~ Chatham susst.
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ltNkRUPTCYasxMUEL OWEN, Counsellor at Law,
has removed 81 Nassau street, the corner OF john
sre ne may be eons'a'sd ~ msusu " bankupscy.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-15

NOMINATIONS OF Mr.. CLAY IN N YoRK.--A great
public meeting was held in New York on the 22d
ultimo, which formally Rominated Henry Clay for
the presidency. The following 10 one Of the re-
solutions adopted on the occasion Bulletin.
Resolved, That we, the Democratic Whig E
lectorsof the City Of New York, do hereby nom
mate HENRY CLAY, Of Kentucky, as . candi-
attribute Of gratitude is justly due 70 him a. q
faithful and wen tried public Servant, Of honor a.
an illnstFious orator and statesman, and 81 aiec-
ton as patriot, and true and warm .heafted man.
regarding him as the protector Of American labor:
eentiaIly identified with the dearest interests az
the Union, and as the brightest light amour he
constellated genius Of the countgI-We pr0udlg
proclaim him our candidate, and invoke The nd
Of our fellow-citizens il immediate, resolute md
untring exertions to elevate him to the Chief Aa.
gislracy Of the Republics
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The present number of our paper COM
mences the seventh volume of the Whig.-
We have no agent in any part of the country
collecting arrearages or soliciting subscribers,
which compels us more frequently than we
could wish to jog the memory of those in
debted to us as subscribers or otherwise, and
solicit from them their respective amounts
due. 1t is impractcable to furnish our pa
per longer to those who have heretofore re-
ceived it.without complying with our terms
and making the necessary remittances
therefore those ofour distant subscribers who
fail in future toreceive the Wing will know
to what cause to attrbuteit. Reluctantly al
we strike the names of delinquents from oul
subscription list, we nevertheless are con
WINGED that it is our best and safest plan 81
to do, as we thereby save OUTLAWS which il
all probability would become dead losses
No reasonable man will blame US for pursuing
this course, not even one among those VIII,
stand indebted to us. The political prin
ciples which we advocate are Wing. Thi
\ is well known as we have never changed il
this respect; we were explicit enough, how
ever, on this subject last week in our re
marks on the close of the sixth volumes
Remittances from those indebted to US wi
be thankfully received, as it is our eanest de
sire to retain, if possible, all our subscribers
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Meeting to form a clay Club.

At the solicitation of few of the political
friends of Henry Clay, notice appeared in
our last weeks paper. that>a wing meeting
would be held on the day following, (Satur-
day. the object of which would be the Orga-
nization of Clay Club in Yazoo City, The
call, we are sorry to say, was not responded
to by our fellow citizens; not that any appre-
hension is felt relative to the strength of the
wing cause in this county, for since the cleo
ton of 1910 nothing has transpired calcula-
ted in the least to weaken the ranks of the
WING party Of Yazoo; but that the earliest
demonstrations of activity and resolution on
the part of the wings in this State, to regain
what has been so basely taken from them,
was not, at the first convenient opportunity,
manifested by our political friends generally
serving, as in the case of the Tippecanoe
Club of this place, as an example to the
whigsof other counties in the State, to. push
forward Immediately in the great work 0,
the coming contest, Delay in all cases is ex,
tremely dangerous, where the interests o
the nation areinvOlved, and in the approach
ing struggle, unless the wings are promp
in the adoption Of their measures the loco
foco party must inevitably succeed, and the
nation Be doomed % suffer under another
term Of Iocofoco sway. Let then the Whigr
throughout tins land sDpiy themselves viii
energy to such plans as viii eventually ienC
to the discontinue and ultimate defeat o
their wary and Intriguing political opposers
Is it too soon to strengthen outpos,s or ex
anime well the fortiications upon which the
main army rely, when attacks have been
made By advance parties Of the enemy. Il
il too soon to adopt measures for tile success.
of one party in a political campaign when
those Of another are under the full tide d
operation, exercising their baneful influences
upon those who ignorantly place their whole
reliance upon false assertions and PROMISES
Is It too soon for the Wings to contemplate
measures Of safety and success when the
Locofocos have entered into plans Of defence
and de6ancel Although there Is some
length Of time intervening between this and
the termination Of the ensuing Presidential
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From II. Natehsz Daily courTisrsl
GWTN AND THoMPsoN's VoTEs 8


THE APPORTIoNMENT BILL.
AS these representatives have been chare.
ed with lodging, upon the question Of dis
trietIng the States FOR members Of Congress,
i has struck as aB being well enough @ give
their votes for the bill generally. Thiec charge
OF dodging comes from their 0l0n friend, and
not from the wings; from their OUn party
papers. seems they were 0bsem when
the district question was lef. for debate
MIR. Thompson, we believe. was sick for
Mr. Gwin, no excuse is given
When these gentlemen were present, the
first vote we End recorded, Is the one for
re-considering the decision Of the House NOT
10 agree with the Senate. Gwin & Phomp-
son voted for re-consicering.
The next question, TO Tecede from their
disagreement with the senate s amendments.
was carried, and voted for by Messrs. Gwin
and Thompson.
And the question next recurring, twill
the House concur in the amendments Of the
lSenate!" Mr.. GwIN moved the previous
question, and the House concurred with the
Senate's amendments, both hinseB and Mr..
7'hompson voting for this question.
Mr.. Boyd moved TO lay the subject on the
table, and g win and Thompson voted against
the proposition.
i 4ne next question was upon bub Ceudb67b
ratio of 70,68O. Gwin and Thompson voted
for il.
The next was upon the fractional repre-.
sentation, and Messrs. Gwin and Thompson
voted for il.
Gwin and Thomp on's next vote is Of ra-
Iher a singular cast. We say Singular, be-
cause proposition uas previously made TO
lay the whole subiecl on the table, and they
voted AGAINST il. VI. johnson now moved
to lay the whole affair on the table. which
was lost; but we find Gain and Thompson
voting for the proposition, after once voting
against the same suggestion.
AS for their opinions upon the Districting
System, we know nothing,-but have light
to infer that all is not right, when their own
political papers hint at their lodging
We have been thus particular in giving
their various votes, that no charge Of unfair
: ness may fall at our doors, -leaving their
s lodging propensities 10 be corrected BY their
friends.