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New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-24

Col. 4. NJ. JoHNSoN.-A meeting OF 300 Lo-
co-Focos was casually convened recently at Boil
var, Polk County, Missouri, when vote for
President was proposed. The result was $50 for
K. NJ. Johnson and 90 for NJ. Van Buren, At a
barbecue on the 18th IN Benton County, out of 200
present but one Van Buren, man was found. This
is in part OF the State where there are few
Wings. The whole Southwest is SAID by the
Usage Ieoman TO be for Johnson, though It's
members of the Legislature joined in nominating
Van Buren.
One hundred Locos of the strong Loco County
OF Galatin, Illinois, have issued strong Address
nominating Col. Johnson for next President
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-24

l. JOSEPH NICHOLAS. Loco, has been elected
to the Legislature of Louisiana from the strong
Wing Parish of Lafourche Interieur This nearly
balances the House.
Gen. BossIER is $50 ahead for Congress.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-24

FOURTH SENATE DlsrRlcr.-The Wings of this
District viii nominate their Senator at Sandy
Hill, on the 18th September.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-24

CIry PRIsoN SrArIsrIcs.-Mr Wheeler, De-
putty Keeper of the Prison, informs us that there
were received on commitments, the past week,
los white males, 81 white females. black
males, and black females; total, $50 Dis
charged, 90 white males, A white females, 3
black males, and black females total, l40-of
which 49 were sent to the Penitenhary. Re
naming in prison, 80 white males, % white fe-
males, l3 black males, 5 black females total, l39
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-24

u Yellow Fever has made its appearance at
New Orleans, but not to any great extent as yet
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-24

IL Gen. Truman B. RANSOM Of Norwich is the
Loco candidate for Congress in the lid. Wind
sor) District, Vermont. The Convention passed
resolutions in taror of Discriminating Tariff
and OF the Abolition of Slavery
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-24

D The Wheat Harvest commenced last week
in the Genesee Valley. The yield is good.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-24

II Hon. JOHN Ro WAN, who died at Louisville
ky. on the 18th, was a U. S. Senator throughout
Mr.. Adams's Administration. He was then a
Jackson man. but we believe, along with his col
LEAGUE Hon Geo NJ. Bibb, became Wing dur
inq Gen. J.'s fantastic tricks with regard to the
Currency.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-24

The right Of man to efgovernmsnt Or wha, is the
thing the right Of the majority institute or establish
and consequently, to change abolish government when
they may deem esped'ent Or necessary their well
fare 's as have scady inemad the great essential and
principle contared in the charter of Ameri
can liberty. Strike from II this principle and you dives, j,
of all that Is vaublecf all that vital And your
situations and laws conflict with this principle they
alien TO the character and of the government which
was established by the wisdom aad patriotism of revou
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-24

u The Mill Creek Bridge, Cincinnati, was
burned on the night Of the 18th. Loss $1,000
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-24

II While it has been so dry hereabouts, it has
been too wet in Lancaster Co. Pa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-17
DIR. THOMAS SPECIFIC PILLS

WHEN suffering in consequence OF certain de-
w cate disease remaining long time uncured becomes
remedy that always be depended
upon remove such complaint from the system enough
lily 9curable functional derangement in the parts affected
Il subject of consideration with the
medical faculty discover medicine combination of
medicines that would fail the pain
and inflammation and the a specific
moving the first causes of this unnatural and diseased action
in the organs subject this complaint The peculiar
and organization Of the parts render very important that
the medicine used them should nothing liable
before the disease itself entirely removed from the
and thus u the fears Of the anced security
be awakened future day to the alarming
that follow too surey such course OF treatment.
Dr. Thomas specific pills will speedily and safely the
most complicated and of this disease by removing
the first from the system and the gently M
mulating the organs a natural and healthy action.
Any accustomed the long and tedious well
pleasant required with other remedies will be astonsed
find their complaint pleasantly and safely removed in very
short time and the restored perfect and natural action
not liable to be disturbed by the weakness and debility usually
left after the occurrence Of this complaint.
AgentsAt 70 Fulton Gold II East Broadway
Market street. and 273 Broadway Chamber street
Price 81 jy2G imsr
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EXTRAORDINARY CURE.

DR. JOHNSON takes this method of informing khe public
~ that he still affords relief the afflicted of both and
may be always consulted with the utmost confidence in the
worst of diseases any effects resulting
from the OF mercury the malpractice Of quacks The
following extract OF letter in the OF Dr. johnson
clearly illustrates the triumph of knowledge and experience
over medical quackery and the shows the
necessity y the public discrimination between the regularly
educated physician and the charatan.
DEAR SIR-
j put myself under the of nostrum vender when my
disease first appeared he promised dollar
and made but light OF my affection Instead of improving
became worse every daymy appetite failed unable to
had the mpadelce 20 tell me he was Doctor merely
sold his stun In this hopeless situation friend hired car
rage tnot being able walk the e and your
ohce IL Duane street You examined my and promised
to You have performed your undertaking in short
time As now enjoy perfect health think il my duty to
those afflicted to make this public through the press
THOMAS J. THURSTON,
Carpenter, Munroe st.. ". Y.
medicine be had Of Dr. j. prevent disease
in any Of its forms.
Office open from in the morning till ten at night.
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BOARDING REDUCED.

WALTON MANSION HOusE;-s2e Pearl street. Frank.
w lin Square, New York. Fowler x Son beg leave TO
thanks their friends and the public general
liberal support they have received for years past the
above hotel and hope by strict attention business
Of their fayo the ropIieto having reduced
week The house the most part
the city, being convenient the Albany Boston and Pha
Bristol packets The above house needs comment is
large yard with fine spring water with every equi.
site to make comfortable fact the above house combines
comfort in its line of business than any other in the
city The senior propreor being always the premises he
VIII see every attention paid to his guests not only BY himself
but by his agents and servants Aes spirits SC
glass. Fine London and Dublin porter, in draught and
bottle.
S-Privats rooms for families No charge for storage.
N B-No connection whatever with the Walton House next
door. n 2ms
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-17

SHAND'S STAIN EXTRACTING FLUID, for taking
out spots oil pitch paint grease, oil and stains Of all kinds
rom w9olen linen silk cotton, and other cloths without
Jung The color texture This valuable chemical prepaa
ton VIII thoroughly eradicate soil stain from the finest
as wei as the stoutes fabric almost nstantaeousy IL should
be every house and every possession and those who
give one trial take pretty good keep supply hand
having once found out its usefulness they would think
Of being without il.
Euli directions accompany each phal
To be bad Of c. A. Baxter Pearl street, up stairs or of
Wood Morrison 200 Greenwich street, -l1 New York
and almost all reputable druggists in aud country
BE particular and ask for Stands Stain Extracting Fluid
and observe the label each pha signed by the proprietor
IN his own handwriting.
Also be had above Stands celebrated compound Ala
bster the popular and efficient article known for rcmoy
the skin, SC jyl3 i'm re
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CAUTION TO FEMALES.
MADAME RESTELL, FEMALE PHYSICIAN, would

WI inform ladies who with proper delicacy have repug
the treatment Of their complaints except by Of their
that in all she attends them personally, her
experience practice and knowledge enables her to do She
deems il necessary to state this, she does wish 70 be
cassed with the preenders continually appearing and dsap
pearing advertising Female Physicians" who too sno-
y less ignorant qusch experiment instead CONSULTING par
lors and residence 8 Greenwich street. between Couand
and Liberty streets Hours Of attendance from A. M too
PM. al0 Pm
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ROOMS To LET

TN THE BELMONT HOUSE, NEW BRIGHTON
The Subscriber having fitted up this establishment
the public and grateful for the very liberal patronage al
ready bestowed him. trusts by his exertons please for
continuance of it,
lie begs inform them that he has still two double and
three single unoccuped which he will let low
the times if immediate application be made and will
be happy to accommodate wishing enjoy the beauty
and advantages of this place.
The situation Of the desirable the Terrace
Having very fine large bathing house directly 'front.' the
bosds enjoy that luxury with the
and pleasure.
The steamboats, ply constantly throughout day and
from New York. GEORGE Penis,
Bemont-H House. New Brighton
June 2Sth ls43 i3O r
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MEDICAL.
MEDICAL CARD

OFFICE, No. 1876 Fulton street-DR FAWCETT Mem
Der of the Royal College Of Surgeons of London and Ed
Sspha slhS. Of several work; on the sspsr.vs organs
their stages and complicated forms the worst case, of
vsneTal affections will yield his mode treatment without
curry.
Constitutional debility impoency sterlity seminal weak
which brought by destructive habit Of ncons
deate youth and other excessive ndugences PASSIONS
which undermine the constitution and lay foundation
premature decay (see Dr. Fawcetts work these subects
be radically cured and the restored health
gour snetuTes Of the nethra extending far the
ced by the bad treatment of disease and frequently it og
mates from mssturbaon can be radically cured by Dr. Faw
is the Oldest advertising Physician in the city
his diplomas from London, Edinburgh and Philadelphia
obtained. Price SO cents. iv2T Imsm
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PEACHES FOR SALE.

HE Subscribers have for sale about Six Thousand Baskets
OF Peaches on orchards, growing in Delaware These
orchards are three and four old the trees all budded and
oil ne best assorted kinds aud uncommony fine for this
neighborhood, The fruit think will compete with any
that may 20 into any market We offer TO sell them by the
basket delivered the wharf Delaware City or any other
way we can The buyer to give security for the iu6ent of
Any wishing to purchase can write or call and zoe the
orchards and subscribers Delaware City Delaware Ali
communications must be post paid JOHN O. CLARK
JyN 3w'r VIM ID. CLARK
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EYCuANCE HOTEL.

THE subscriber would inform his friends and h s public tast
he has lately taken thu Exchange Hotel No ~ Courtand
street in the city Of New York The whole house has been
thoroughly repaired and eamished in an elegant ana eommo
dious manner arrangement about me establish
greatest desire has been TO furnish every thing that the
spirit the requires om competitions for public avor Its
location In the business part Of the city and convenient
NIFTY TO points of arrival and departure Of the steamboat and
railroad lines of particularly recommend
the business travelling communty while at the time
lbs moderate charges will be adapted TO the times.
He has fortunate 10 the services Of Mr.
Eastus Phelps OF the late propueto who VIII be the
The best guarantee be offered that every thing will
so give entire satisfaction those who shall
favor him with their patronage.
York July 90 1913. az lmsrc
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HODGES CELEBRATED LONDON BiTIH;RSs;cE
III These bies highly recommended by the medca Ia
Guilty of Europe restorative for the and are
positive for fever and and can pe opa"e" " e
principal hotels in the United States, =. - r. -
Dutch ST. Price 81 per gallon IN
r. s-Couy merchants are requested to call and examine
Agents for boston Mass Messrs Blake and Trumbu cor
Min aud Federal sts, for Proyidencs Mr. spen
No, 20 Essex I'd jill lmsrs
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DOCTOR BELL.

DOCTOR BELL devotes his personal attention daily
tn 10 r NJ to the removal Of private diseases in every
successfully treated by inexperienced pretended practton-
erthose labong under the destructive effects Of mercury
quack and all who suspect the remains Of disease
lurking in the system consult Dr. b. always with guar
antee Of a
Persons contemplating marriage who have been the sub.
confidence Post paid letters describing the Of at
distance have his prompt attention Dr. treatment never
nent.
Private Offices OF Cedar street. TWO doors from Broadway
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7 EATHER AND FINDING STORE 2o5 Spring street
- doors from the of Washington street near
Clinton Market New York. Constantly hand general
of Sole aud Upper Leather Black Morocco and Kid
skins, with Deer Goat aud Lambskip Bindings Shoe Threads
Lsstings aoons Rib2ns sheetings Linen and Leather
Pincer Avis and Tacks with full assortment Of Shoema
kers Tools, OF the most approved patterns; . -
au3 10 n WARREN 3. WILKEY.
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THORN'S. COMPOUND EXTRACT OF CA
PAlBA AND SARSAPARILLA
NO CURE. NO PAY.

DE- COOPER, of 4 Duane street between William and
and strangers that he still affords ef the afflicted of both
sexes and be always chnsued with the confidence
dence of in hospitals Europe devoted to the
treatment OF delicate diseases and from practice
this city for the last this particular branch the
profeson guarantees safe speedy and eectual such
cured in two or three DAYS Dr. Cooper mercury
mode of treatment will require interruption from business
alteration in diet Persons afflicted with protaced and deploa
BILE need despair of complete Dr. Cooper
informs the public that he the only regularly
who advertises in Duane street. and exhibits diploma from
the Suyyesant Institute Of this city procured by false cert
Gates and false pretence The most nviobe observed
in contact. Letters post paid attended Charges
derate Office from in the mon. until 10 O'Clock at
night Office Ii Duane 40 lmsr
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PUBLISHED DAILY BY
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
NV. CORNER FULTON AND NASSAU STREE,


TIE New YoRw HERALp-A daily pnper issued every
morning of the week-gice TWO cEsrs per copy. Country
subscribers furnished the for specific pcriod
remittance in advance No paper sent unless paid in adj
ten oclock-prce SIX AND QUARTER per copyur.
nshed subscribers 50 2S annun IN advance
IL the same rate for any specified period
CoRRrsroNpEHTs are requested to address their letters to
JAMES GORDON BENNErT Proprietor Edtor-and all et
business must be postpaid.
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GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN FRICTION
MATIvIIES

A NEW ARTICLE OF MATCHES, without birthstone
1or other offensive quality and actually waterproof has
lately been patented by letters of the United States
favor of the inventor w. X. Ashard and manufac
tued and Offered g ie public by the opetors of said pa
purchase good matches invited call and prove them
And all whatever hereby notified of the said patent
and warned 70 violate infringe the in
lest they incur the penalties Of the law in such
These matches ignite with and all weathers
and climates and burn with brilliant flame and if placed in
vertical position, will continue burn long enough seal
several letters with They lay immersed ia for
hours and days and i is believed for weeks and when
ken and dried will ignite and burn before Three quail
ties Of those matches made and sold above naIneNo
Extra and Perumed The latter agreeably scented and
NJ for ladies' toilets Exporters smokers housekpes
and all who matches will readily perceive how decided the
advantage possessed by these all others.
Orders and communications 10 be addressed
q. BOWEN, No l6l Blocker st.
jy2 lm-r Agent for the Pateniees and Manufacturer
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BARRY'S WIGS AND sCALPs.

a 2. BAKKY, ARTIST IN Hair from London. The real
heads Of hair still stand preemnsnt above all Others
Their peculiar light and ventatng characterher
being shaped exactly as the natural hair growsther elasticity
style of finish and arrangement all combine form such per-
ciated.
new system of the Of Wig Making taught in FIVE les
See specimen of Barrys wigs and scaps which will
satisfy the asdious that the best and cheapest
ker IN the city li6 Broadway of Liberty
a. IN
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On STRUCTURE AND IT'S CURE
TTNHE FOLLOWING REMARKS WILL PLACE BIZ

-
,s Fok a IL s ss s ssssy
in he least a,Osre neat that re,y notion
Ss ri
Structure may be ai.oays Hnosnand IN The las; place hat
ne cure Of Sjcture IS certain free from PAIN and general
&; ss5y fs s%s
nue. on from month to month to month il slides into Ese
which n Rcfen%S and
G e for
length Of time is far from laying dormant but IS the hidden
also I.1 tsa or , .; as
to the flow Of ulne Observed Which is quite mistese
Saase
is to h vy s G a these .e remarks al
take e"e
they Will sell their % ns any one win bay hs%
NoM il is fact and one which every real physician will in
alone structure. In proof Of this nothing
Sc s%e @ % for f. % Be by
aud pills and cora and the like for many months together
but whom on seeing the real nature OF the he has cured
w Of DeSS ss these sbp
stances by which Structure may be known, which be
there are hes Of especial import and these three may
be stated very breyhey the following The first relates
The MA mTssr or has been already d. said the
at.envey after finished the clothes readjusd
nothing is more indicative of structure. The next is
THE TME GoSoRTHaA has REMAINED, uNcunEp.-
and not produce structure For one Is naturally more disposed
% 20 a% but s aos would soS
sufficient ground at least for the suspicion OF structure The
THE Eyrrcr A srR,cruRE HAS yros THE TsD:IThse
sasy Of ana %s"e r : on sa he
mon ELECTS Not however that y seen alike IN every nd
vdual but is common that the writer rarely sees case OF
structure land be many every day. in which the patient
siness formerly gratifying also TO witness the uniform
Of spirits and the disappearing OF other maad as the
with regard the of Structure on this subject is suf
cien observe land il is stated with confidence and plea
cb. hH h sms free % ms III. ccnd no; Sre
been advanced ago but such has been the improve
this and such the practical experience Of the writer
that he accomplish the cure OF structure to
days formerly it demanded mouths.
The writer also begs that for those who wish
called THE PRwATE TREATISE" in which not only stric.
tue but the Of all those delicate diseases which require
ayS that Hose who e ssm
possible should consult the author personally aud nothing
will surprise them more than the ease and certainty of his
of cure Separate also, arranged for those
who may have to wait little
il only remains say awod or two the ground
may rely with confidence what has been advanced. With
this view Dr kaph eess 20 state that beside his rank as g
Of those diseases both in hospital and city practice for more
than thirty years. and has published editions Of york
pessly them Also that he has testimonial letters from the
%%ericass Sir Ashley Cooper TO- Dr. Mott, Of New York
Dr. Physick, Of Philadelphia, and others and that he EeT
mted to refer to almost every Physician Of emnence ]" s
Dr. Ralph consulted his private residence No 90 Green,
consulted By post The little volume referred
dollar. lIo zm =
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REMOVAL TO NEW YoRE

THE Loss Of Feet and Legs hndrance TO the act Of
wsking-JOHN +. THOMAS Cork Leg Maker &c
respectfully Informs the public that he has removed from Phi
adepha No. 472 Water street Of Pike New York
City, where he continueto manufacture Artificial Limbs on
plan the and least compcated having through
necessity invented made, and worn artificial leg for forty
years and been manufacturer for thirtyye years feels conf.
dent Of giving satisfaction all who call him for Legs
Hands, Arms, or the common wooden Leg.
AZ Inn IN
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FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS.

FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS
MADAME COSTELLO-Female Periodical Pils-Guar-
M anteed every where the monthly periods have be-
irregular from colds &C. Their certainty Of action has
long been acknowledged by the medical profession and hum
deds that useessy tried boosted remedies Care
sometimes necessary their though they contain
medicine detrimental t. the constitution Advice given gratis
all those who the Pills. by Madame Costello Lspe-
nard Walker and Canal where the Pills sold
Price 81 per box. jy26 lmsr
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BOOKKEEPING.

BUUk-kEEPINIT.
THOMAS JONES, Accountant, 1888 Broadway, continues
throughout the Summer months to receive pupils who
practically and thoroughly instructed the duties
the desk: Private lessons given when preferred.
Published and for sale by the author above" Jones Prn
cpes and Practice of Bookkeeping 8vo 81 So This work
has been adopted in of the first Academic institutions
this country and has been epublshed in England. For
synopsis of this improved method of teaching Hunts
Merchants Magazine Dec. 1872
adjusted OF dispute lit
CATION insolvency death. Books opened balanced.
Irns
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
INVENTED AND PREPARED by

NJ DE BOUpELOQUE, MD, LISBON, PORTUGAL;
ME scientc combination Of ingredients of which these
ration Of the world They known all over Europe TO be
only discovered that has proved invariably
certain in producing the monthly Their certainty al
cases being that they be used during
for though always mild safe and healthy they certain to
produce miscarriage il used during that period.
The directions translated English and developed
round with the seal Of the Importer stamped Each box
signature Of NJ de Boudeoque and the English d.
recons have the signature of Dr. F. authorised
agent for the continent of America.
They be transmitted by mail to Of the United
States Sold by Dr. !, MELYEAU agent and importer for
the United States Office 29 Liberty street. Greenwich s,
Price shalf boxes So No half boxes sent by mail Sold,
also by appointment Of Mr. f. NJ at l2o Cherry street near
Catherine Letters directed to Dr. f. Melyeau box "a New
post rad. milo Imd&w
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MADAME. REsTELL, -.


wch street. between Couandt and Liberty streets where
she be consulted with the ctest confidence ON COM
plants incident to the female frame
Madame Reses experience knowledge in the treatment
Of obstinate Of female ieguy stoppage suppression,
&C. such but few days to effect perfect cure
Ladies desiring proper medical attendance during confinement
other ndsposon will be accommodated curing such
time with private and respectable board ,-,..
Preventive Powders" for married ladies' nose decac or
health forbds increase oil family VIII be
sent by mail any part the United States Price 50 pack
All letters post-pad) addressed 10 pox @o, new YORK.
Boston Office No. 7 Essex street"
nj BNMadame RESTELL would inform ladies residing
ont If the city whose health would admit of travelling
that she would devote her personal attendance upon them in
snv mart Of the United States within reasonable distance
m ornA