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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-20
TOIlhe PnhIic.

AhE subscriber takes this method of reaurn-
- Ing his gr4lefpl Acknowledgements o bis
fends lor past hfors and begs leave inform hem
and the public GENERALLY. that he is prepared with
hlehInefy Tor Manufacturing
WNdow Ssh. Wiadop BliaHs dbd
Pdnael Doors,
And can tnrnishtl those IN want Of such aftiuh.s al
short neliec, and Y educc,l prices lie hhs n~ on
hand, large stoek Of SASH Of variotis sizss4 per
'one wishing 10 build would advance ilseir Aork
more rapidly by purchasing doors, blinds; andsash.
already made UP Chat beingthe work most lribbIe-
some and oceupyg the greatest length 81 tune ~
g suel great bargains will be given HE is Is6 pre-
pared 70 contract for The
erection of HNiiCtiHSiS.
id rom hrs experience he lstters himsrIf lhSt NJ
can lully satisfy the notions Of the most f4idious
ganee, or forpaim&ess and economy in The arr5nge
Inent OF dwellings Persons wanting any thiss il
his line viii do well 10 call al his oil stand ebrncr
whtre. i-fH ~
+, " q am also prspafed 70 put on ZINC ROOF
ING, at all times.
+ Charlestown March 9. Isis:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-20

A philosopher asserts that the reason
Why ladies teeth decay sooner than gem
tlemen's. is because Of the friction OF the
tongue, and srsetness Of the lips.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-20

An editor and printer down South, Of
fers TO sell bis whole establishment for a
clean shirt and meal Of victuals. He
says be has lived on promises ill his very
whiskefs have stopped growing.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-20
Erection or R.sifdtuo;s.
STONE cUTTTNG,

WiLLIAM LoUGHRlDGE respectfully
informs the citizens CfJeAersen, C Clarke,
Frederick, and adjoining counties, Who ma
wlsh 10 mark thelgraves oftheir lamehted Mead,
tha' ne sun continues 10 make and spperseribe
.Mohuments- Dor, Column, and tiain
aNyOFNFSea fS1,5. q Ss,~1
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-20
DaIleyts Magical Pain EA-
tracfOh. SaIyIc.

THE most ex,Iaerdi4 AIRY remedy ever invented
for sll I,:W 81 old hurnt md sralts and sorss and
sore eyes, II liss dclis thousands ItuilItike
out III pain i'd tea ia5rtes, and noEAfiurr Ii u;l
eurN thc piles. T.
d T.AlL ftse.alsoyc Fhmily Medicines canstautl,
kept n hand aud fep saie, al he Drue Stores oI
! III. BEARD 4 co,
GHssHssf5ssa, Ia,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-20

Little boy said religious old lady to
a ragged nrchin in the street. we're you
ever confirmed No marin, replied he,
but was ipaceiaated once.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-20

Boy. why don't you go to school 4 -
BE kase, sri daddy i aieered if larp
everything nov, / shan't have nothing 10
laEn when go 10 the cad'my.e
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-20
KOIIlastocI,, = aVermi1upe

WliI-eFadieata all Worms Ii children OF ad,tlts
walh ccytaiuiy quite astonishing Ii is the same
as thst made b. fshns stock, aud sells with rst
city almost Incredible, b. conistoek X Co., n T.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-20
Mcni. sfrOng NI,ocs.

n HAVE nov ami Intend keeping constantly
- on baud. 90 assortment Of slropg SHOES,
Yadc aud warranted b5 Mr. JosnuA q. DEAysR,
OF this town Z deem il unnecessary 10 saw
much about tle--qaality of The Shoes. as Mr.
Deaset's work is wesl known 10 be fully e.
opal N point ol tdarabilityto any inihe country.
My custoners.and others in want Of good and
substantiaI Shees for their servants, will do well
% c11l and examine them, ashley are decidedly
The best aftcis OF the kind eroHered in This
place, kr5sCssh, Shefed Corn. Germ Meal,
aud Flour and Bacon, " III DO taken in change.
s II AJ.LEMoNG
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-20
Lisf or LcltcrS

m EMAiNlNG in the Posi- OiIiee al Charles.
In town, July I8t3. which il moi taken
out before the Isl Of October next, y IN be sent
Is the Post Office Department as Dead Letters
Ar lsodge Widely
Ahsiersrn Nimrod llane Jacob
Allen John lee Johe
Arnold ES Lyons William
3iilmyre Solomon ~
Braun aIiho,fJ Mcfarland John
liricn Eleanor IL Noore'lheid ;
B,lth lilountr M'iuroe tecTge
Barnst. SJH Morro@ Francis . 5.
o. Alctsuirc Patrick
cameron samuel Myers isaiah
Grow Nm Moerc William
cravforsl ilrMy Milton El,lah'
crom~eli laie Marshall Lucy
t.r,.ss Ann sIeIlanrai Anastssia
,Colen.al, George Alenrc lsDbeitls
Chant, WIN y NIsPherserl N illliau
ID MstidNn John
Davis Henry q Myers Cstharine
D.,nnsin Jih, ? Ne
Davis WIN w wmap iIarriei
Dayis Aanili, Nichols William
Davis Ann w Aieodemus Jereulish
Davis J G. Newman Edgar VI
Dust Isano Ne~t0wn Virginia
Doneiiy Col A 0ttannoh Fanny
Dslaeanson James Upie "A
lhlS0lth berry T.
DAVIS Esther Mrs V Poster &
Beaver George 4 t'hlhP Samuel
E-F I'elles William
Easterdas Wm L pipsico Franklin
Ford Anon 'aek Augustus
Foudras r. Dr. l'etersCplin
\ Folk Sas snna Paul James 2
Fay William lsarraf Richar, X
Fiagg John y lsaiae Mrs Ann
d r. -
Grove Willism /. Roper james
Griggs Rachel Ransom JsIncs l.
Granihsm X Barns iteiley Hiram
(srigss Elizss NJ. Reynolds Rrheeea
Grove George G; Rutherford uriah
Griggs Charlotte Roieriek Benjatnin
II Rokenbansh John i.
lite Thomas s,einoaP
Hall David shevaltcrJo seph -
Hammond Sarah A Sheetz Catharine
Hubbard Peter Shrode John
Hellrigie Robert G. Swigart Andrew
Narrower Eliza AZ Stewart Stephen
4 Hill john STREET. RI Is x w "
/ Howard Grafton Sloan Elizabeth
Henderson, Richard Smith Joshua "
Hardness LSyis IS. Sinclair WIN
lloag Sidney We r
Hamilton REV Samuel Thompson Sally
| ilaines Jane and Fanny Thomas CharIotft.
Iieusha~ Jesse Thompson Mary
liartt james Ihrockmorton WV
! Hunter Andrew 1renary Emanuel
Herbert Bushrod WE 1rawin Ma,y
J.
Jones Nj. (t;ulismith) Varney Thomas
jones Teach w
Joaes Leweh rurbcrsille Ward + Il
johnson William Walker Elzabetb
jackson John Waters heirs Robert
\ X Ward Slsanna Y
t kable .lohn wy Sung Michael
fhent 4 Washington w
Kennedy z WeIeheT Eliza
kcerl iDr VIM Wiley James
Levi.Rise " w a., ST'. jacob :
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PILn 3, 60.

1NlIE following indispensable family remeilie,
: may Be found At the agencies mentioned below
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-20

= thie good money ? said a man 10 a
suspicious looking wight. who had made
some small purchase Of him. Il ought
10 be good. foI made il myself, :" was
The answer. With that be took the man
up for coming. But the man 10 his do
fence. proved that he made tie monet by
FGidliRg.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-20

Posifice Cure for Gorns. . The Lowell
Advertiser states that man in that city
who had long been afflicted with cqrns
spon two of his toes. weneinlo joiner s
sii0p. took mallet and chisel, and deIib
efaiely severed the two Toes ISon his loot.
He bound them up, and they soon got
we'll, and be declares himself satisfied
with the experiment III
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-20

mol Bai-May is considered an un-
fortunate marrying month, A country
editor says tina! a girl was asked not long
since 10 unite herself in the silken tie u
4 brisk Chap. who named May in his pro
posals.s The lady ,enderfy limited that
May was an unlucky month for marrying.
"Well, make il. June, them honestly
replied the swan, anxious to accommoA
datal The damsel paused moment, hes
stated, cast down her eyes, and said with
a blush" WouH not 4pra 10 as Delf9"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-20

Il has been APPLY said tina, false friend
j. like shadow on a dial-appearing id
ihe clear weather, and vanishing as soon
as i is cloudy n +I
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-20

NATIVE GENIUS.--The Uncle Sam gives
he foowing exBaeiffom the Grafton OF gentle
/ man 10 The interior Of Massachusetts. delivered
10 the meeting house on the glorious Toursh
Fellow -CITlzEas Shouts Of victory
comes up from the neighboring mashes.-
theScry o. freedom. deafens the9voIce}of
-natnre. and all nature. sings aloud for Joy
On This glorious occasion / have not
words 10 express the sentiments of my
mind--when think Of the great doings
a our posteriors, hew they licked The
British, and my father was in the army,
and | vas not born, and my mother watn't
copTted yet, and the country was freed
from British slavery by The glorious arms
of Thomas Jefferson and General Jackson
% this day ! call upon you 10 grid On
your swords and beat your spears into
plough shares and cry aloud and spare
not. On this day let the commons roar
aloud-let the1sgs be waited on high
let the cleaning Of your swords fash 10
ihe rays of the sun.--let the shouts 81
freemen GIL the aiT-let the trumpet send
forth lis blasting strains and lei the gea
LEHMAN who borrowed my umbrella, bring
II back again as soon as possible f,f
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-20
1arOceries.

"A FRRSH supply, cheaper tllan ever.
~ Ipne /. BPACKETT,
BLONDELL'S LARD LAMP,
4 sUPERloR ARTICLE,
Left for sale at this Office Price 81, 90,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-20
adi9uraed .Mecling, Juln Isl, 1913

AEloEIfIl
inc same members, except Thomas Hessey
dcnARp WILLIAMS, Esq. late Treasurer, pro-
daeed his accounts, as follows, WIS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-20
BLACK Tea,
WagOns. for sale.

Wagons for sale. 1
HAVE oue-horse Wagon with bed-one
Z two-horsc Wagon both new and made Of
the very best neterial. will trade Tho above
wagons for cash, good paper, or exchange them
for Hour, wheat, and other produce
PHILIP cooNS.
lfarpers Ferry Juno rs If
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In CHANCERY.
To Penalties aud EmruIids. !.

June %, lsl5.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-20

'HOMAsOM1AM;-i have On band and
= shall continue % Keep, q complete assert.
ment Of ThomsOnian Medicines, -.
Also a. Brandreth's, Peters and Davies, pills.
shefnIan's Cough and Worm Lozenges.
shernah's Poor Mans Plaster,
IIarsison's Ointment FOR piles ~
ri, VIM. ANDERSON.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-20

4oNLAND's Philadelphia Mil sawt. iuss
received and for sale VI ssl,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-20
VIRGINIA., to MIt +

June Is, lel9.-tm. N
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-20

n hNAiNING in the Posi- Ofiee al Charles
town, July I, 1913. which Il not taken
out before the lsi Of October next, y IN be sent
a., ~. ~ ff,r llenarftnenf AZ Dead frlters
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-20

Noy "a, l542-ly.. Hd,pers- Ferry, Va.
N. Bl Eseh Of The above articles will b signed
~. {. kIn1Ea on the outside xrapper.s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-13

symptoms whatever Of mania or monomania Unjust then
have been imbecty, copgesita the result OF disease
Her knowledge some occasions, and subjects
Thought altogether incompatible with state of diocy
Aud besides idiots Of such very low degree not
found ignorsnt the uecs ef which she appeared 20
persons and pi1ses My ineTences from all the facts
we're, that she was feignng insanity.
ny Mr.. WARNER-What subjects were they of which
her pro of entire ignorance seemed incompatible,
IN your opinion with idOcy Persons and places Cen
you state any particular act particular conduct which
Induced the pule that she feigning2 thought she
over acted the part Hew long you looking at her
she empl0yed2 She doing nothing. Did
You not generally find her so Yes, generally
sitting on the floor in listless way. Some
times she had apple in her hand.
You spoke OF her being occasion and orderly
Ia her dress not that contrast TO her usual appear
snce Yes. Was not her whole demeanor that OF
ldot1 There few, hut not many marks of that
The only were her talking with rapdity tec
having no connection with those introduced and her
smiling geodnaturedly good deal. Her uniform eva
sion OF subjects which she did not like also remarka
bic In your long experience have you not met with
some exceptions to the rule about the absence of ingenuity
in aiosi Yes Have you not met with similar degree
Of ingenuity in other cases2 No, never Did yon not
in part entertain the opinion in your first two interviews
that she dioticl was quite uncertain, the leaning
Of my mind however, was, that she not insane.
When DR.. Mcdonald retired from the stand il
was six o'clock, and the lawyers proposed an ad
journment of the case. They asked to postpone 1t
till Friday, but Mr.. Commissioner Rapelyea very
properly refused TO accede to that, but adjourned
the examination till this afternoon, at.ihree
n'cnck
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-13

NIBLo's--THE Observation-Disclosures the
unpleasant weather on Tuesday, the saloon was
crowded in every part to witness this extraordinary
family. To night another attractive bill IL offered
the whole family;on the tight rope-new series of
revolving statues. The success of this entertsin-
ment last season has induced the Ravels to give US
an entirely new set, with all the requisite group.
ings of the antique, with truth and vigor worthy of
the highest commentator, and is IA evidence of
the versatility and ability of the family to produce
such classical novelties. The gracsful Madam
Leon Jsvelli (ci.d,rant Miss Wells,) dances the
Smolenska; and that mir h-moving paatomime of
Godenski, In which the whole company play aka
ting characters, concludes the performances, Ga
briel assuming The prominent part Of Godenski.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-13

MORE RoYALTY.-The large flag which is ever
flung out to the breeze at Towards Hotel, when the
representatives OF State national sovereignty
make that house their abode, was observed last
night to be floating DER its hall of entrance and on
enquiry we ascertained that Governor Porter of
Pennsylvania, with party of friends, had arrived
there, on their wayto Saratoga, Niagara Falls, and
elsewhere. w. w. Houston, Esq, and lady, of
Belefonte, were of the Governors party
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-13

THE BEACON CoURsn-The match between the
celebrated trotters, Lady Suffolk, Beppo and Oneida
Chief, came offyssterday. We have only room to
say that the first heat won by Lady Suffolk in
2minutes 26s, by neck ony the second heat by
the Lady, in 227; and the third heat she won in the
same time. Beppo took the second purse against
the Chief, and altogether the race was excellent,
and much money changed hands
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-13

INCREASE OF THE BRITISH ARMY The circular of
February last, for the reduction the British army,
has been cancelled. AL the regiments in the SER
vice, with the exception of those in India and China
and New South Wales, and those having two bat
talons, are to be augmented from seven hundred
and forty to eight hundred rank and file
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-13

The CASE OF Mrs GiLMouR.-Our article yester-
day morning respecting this interesting case excited
the greatest possible interest, and the court room
was crowded The knowledge of The fact that so
many Of the distinguished Galens of the city were
10 display their profound powers of accurate obser-
walton, and philosophical deduction, in case in
vo!fng very seriously the rights OF female who
has been placed in circumstances Of peculiar diff
Guilty, collected large and intelligent audience the
majority OF which were natives of Great Britain
Our un5qualied corps OF reporters-the only faith
full and competent historians of the events of our
stirring times-were in attendance, and they have
furnished us with an accurate and complete version
OF the proceedings.
The evidence OF the Two witnesses who were
examined Is of infinite value. The aculeness--the
integence-the erudition-the admirable powers
OF observaiion-the familiar acquaintance with the
fubject OF Insanity-the admirable powers of ra-
tiocnaton, displayed by these learned gentlemen,
rejects appropriate honor on "the profession" in
this city. We had intended TO accompany the re-
port with a running commentary, but we shall re-
serve our critical examination of II until the ter
mnauon of the examination.
Neither 10 We say any thing now of the absurdiiy
OF these proceedings. The whole examination re-
Iatve 10 the insanity OF this woman is one of the
supremesi farces ever enacted, with all the "pomp
and circumstance" OF legal form, and Heaven
knows there has been enough OF that sort OF busi-
ness But here is the report:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-13

uz- DELAYS ARE DANGERoUs.-At the form Or
visits OF Tom Thumb to the American Museum, thou
sands delayed going to him until he had left bu in
this last visit they have had another opportunity of Civ
ing him call. But nett Monday he leaves here for
long tour, and s exceedingly doubtful whether he svsr
returns to this city. Hence time should DO lest in
to miss the opportunity of seeing him Splendid per.
formsnces every evening at half pest eight o'clock.
Some beautiful specimens OF manufacture and the arts
deposited in the hail. which is to be devoted to
pcrDetual fair.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-13

THE FUNERAL OF Hon. JOHN HOLMES, the late u.
S. District Attorney, for the State of Maine, took
place on the afternoon of Sunday last, and was at
tended by the Judges OF the United States and State
Courts, the members Of the Bar, Munispa! authori-
ties, and large concourse of citizens. He was
buried with Masonic honors
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-13

The PoLucAL World Affairs at Washington
continue IN the usual state OF quiescence. The
cabinet are as noiseiess, but by no means as COM
Portable, as mouse ia well stocked pantry. John
Jones OF the Madisonidn--an infinitely greater
JaekasS than any OF his namesakes-has gone TO the
country, having been perfectly satisfied that the
cabinet was utterly incapable of moving peg IN
any direction, during his absence, and consequently
quite assured of their safety for the time being
The recent appointments of Mr.. Henshaw TO the
Secrearyship of the Navy, and OF MIR. Nelson as
Attorney General, have, we need hardly say, given
satisfaction 10 nobody except the respectable lndi
vidusls themselves. Mr. Henshaw is utterly I'M
known 10 the country, unless the reputation OF an
excellent cathartio pill, which he formerly manu-
facured in considerable quantities. has carried
his name farther than the Eastern States. Mr..
Nelson, Is, we believe, a very decent man, and
very respectable lawyer. But hsqualfcatlons Tor
the high and honorable situation, so ably occupied
BY the lamented Legare, could have been discover
ed only by the microscopic powers of such men as
John Tyler and bis acute advisers. Porter the Sc.
creiary OF War, is man of no influence whatever,
and his appointment made merelywith short
sghtedv view OF securing certain very valueess in
terestin Pennsylvania The appointment OF Minis.
ter TO France still remains TO be made.
The intrgues OF the political mendcants are, need
It De said, carried on with undated perseverance
and very uncertain success. Hundreds OF petty OF.
Meals who had comorted themselves with the con-
vlction that they were comfortably squatted under
the vine and fig tree of Tylerism, now find them
selves scudding under bare poles on the sea of adj
veTsy, their places having been supplied by staunch
loco!ocos. Every mail brings the waiings OF dis
missed post-masters and disappointed office.seek-
ers.
Mr. Webster is snugy moored amid the retire
ment OF Marshheld, and is engaged alternately in
the elaboration OF an enlarged and comprehensive
national commercial policy, and the manufacture of
clam chowder-two departments of science in
whice he has long maintained an acknowledged
pre- enhance in this country. This distinguished
statesman has reached critical period in the his
tory OF his life, and if we were disposed at present
10 exercise our gift of vaticnaton, we might draw
an exciting picture OF his probable future career; but
lime, the great revealer, andlhe righteous dispenser
OF rewards, will day sufficiently illuminate
those matters, which now lie yelled in the mists of
the future. One thing, however is certain, Daniel
Webster stands higher than ever in the regard and
esteem of his country.
Cas-, Calhoun, Buchanan, Van Buren,, Dick
Johnson, Scott, and Clay, are marshaing their
forces for the presidential campaign but the move
meats thus far, are of very trivial importance. Al
together, the political world here, is in a state of
refreshing paralysis and will be admirably prepared
for sustaining the spasmodc shocks OF the coming
contest.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-13

DEATH OF JuDsE EvEs.-Joseph Ewes, late Ame-
rican Charge d'Affaircs to Texas, died at Calves
ton, on the 16h ultimo, of consumption.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-13

WlNDTALL FOR FANNY.-A wealthy and eocon-
trio Frenchman named Schikler, recently died in
Paris, leaving, among other strange bequests, $780,
600 francs (near 800, 600, } to Fanny Elssler.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-13

90 FRANKLIN SALT WATER BATHS, CASTLE
G-tRDEN-Every succeeding day adds to the value of
this establishment, whether the invalid the de-
pressed in mind and body. The shower baths are a
source of health to all, while the clear aud beautiful
swimming baths present resource Of indispensable
reshmeat, more especially, when the atmosphere a. at
pr esent is neither heated chilled by tho capri
ciousness OF the climate. This smphs6csy the seq
for bathing and the franklin baths places for
such recIeatons.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-13
NEW YORK HERALD.
New York, Thursday, July 10. Is4s.

SsEAToG. SrstNGs-Out readers viii please beer IN
mind Ht the herald be- obtsned daily on the arrival
y. the cars, rom Dr. Lewis opposite the uRiteo Suites
Actcl.
LAyEivGEUFcH, \. y.-The Herald can be had Of MI,
Lewis Rensselaer, House subscribers leaving their ad.
dress VIII be- served Iel slaIly.
Mf. L,M,N MddetoVn, Conn, is Agent for the
Heraa Of bom may be obtained copies the Daily and
Weekly Herald.
srNe SING n. Y, Messrs. stanton s Co.
RiNesrcN y. T., Nr. Il. Waller.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-13

HoNEsTY.-Thc very pious Rev David Hale steals
our statistics Of the mortality of this city for the
last six weeks, without word of acknowledge
ment If he would exchange his bisotry and by
pocrisy for candor and charity, we will allow him
to steal from us for a twelvemonth without a word
Of comn,a;pt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-13

o. THE PARIsIAN Alternative MIXTURE,
for the cure Of primary secondary syphilis This pow.
erul Alternative composed off combination Of botanical
remedial agents. which exercise specific effect these
terrible affections sold in large bottles % coch small
do ST. in cases containing half dozen e carefully pack
ed and sent to oil parts OF the Union.
w. S. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Office and consulting OF the College Of Medicine
and Pharmacy, 81 Nassau st.