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The Weekly register. (Ponola [sic] Panola, Miss.) 1843-1844, 1843-11-04
OF HENRY DICKINSON, OF CO
- ~ LUMBUS:

OF HENRY DICKINSON, OF CO.
~ LUMBUS:
A CANDIDATE FOR THE OFFICE OF VICE
CHANCELLOR OF THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
To the Voters in the counties Of LOvndeS
Octibbehd, Norubee, Winston, KEN
per, Chickasaw, Pomtotoc, Tippah,
Tshemingo, Hawan.ba, Monroe, La
foyeHe, Marshall, De Soto, Tunica,
Coahoma, Ponold, Yalobusha, Car
roll, Tatiahatchie, Holmes, ChOctaac
and NeShoba:
FELLOW CITIZENS r.. ="
o. am a candidate
for Vice Chancellor, and it would be
very gratifying to my feelings to- be-
conc personally acquainted with all OF
you; but believing it impossible to do
so, before the elections in November
next, have adopted thissmethod of an
nouncing my name to the public, and OF
making myself more extensively known
to he.voters Of the District.
Have resided il the town Of Colum-
bus for the last ten years, where have
been engaged in the practice of the Law
and for information, in regard to my
qualifications TO discharge the import
ant and interesting duties of Vice
! Chancellor, would respectfully refer
you to members Of the Bar, and othel
gentlemen in the District with whom
am personally acquainted.
Respectfully,
HENRY DICKINSON.
September, l843.
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List Of Letters.

II emaining- in the Post Office al Pa
\ Snola, Mississippi,.on the 3Ist day OF
Sept, AID. 1913; which, if not taken
out by the 1st Of Jan. next, will be sent
TO the General Post Office as dead letters
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CANDIDATES.

n At the request Of number, VIM. M.
Brown, Esq, will let his name be run
for Policeman Of Porole district.
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LITERARY, DOMESTIC, & FASHIoNA.
BILE FAMILY MAGAZINE.
GOdey's Lady's Book,

For 1S43.
EDITED BY MRS. S. ]. HALE g. OTHERS
THE LONG ESTABLISHED
Arbtter of CASTE, Fashion, aHn
The Bellies I4ettres.
FOR THE LADIES OF AMERICA.
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ADDRES S

). Wife in a state Of deli
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Oct 7, 1843.-30-3t
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PonoIa County, Miss, Sept. 8, 1913:
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UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND

Ponola, Oct. 81, i843.
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WINSTON co. -LOUISYtLLE.-F ;
/. Nancy, black 90 years old, S feet 2
inches high, to Susan Beard, Copiah
county. Com. 2lst Sept. '43.
81 Lefty, black, % years old, 5 feet 6
inches hleh, to Ebert Fufgerson, &c.
mah couaty. Committed 2Lst Sept
y Wallace, black, 90 years old, s feet
4 inches high, to Peyton Flowers, Kinds
county committed 18th September.
The Weekly register. (Ponola [sic] Panola, Miss.) 1843-1844, 1843-11-04

WE are authorized to announce Maj. JAMES
Milford, as a candidate for the State Senate
at the ensuing November election.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-11-03

The Hou.c i'll in addition TO the ,cvcial acts rela-
ting To the militia, read twice and referred ,c com
mee on Military Affairs. Adj.
HOUSE, Bus introduced. From the ,enac, rel
alive to assignments; referred 10 judiciary commit
Petition referred. or inhabitants of Rip'on, to
change the name ofihe town 10 Wa crtown,.reiyrfci
10 General committee.
Prison, thai the money ovcrpai1 10 the Supernen-
den, in l94l had moi cen refunded, and HI account
had not cen closed. This commit cr also reported
slnrv lac,s in reference 70 the BUSINESS Of the prison
thai for the last vearit ar- had been conducted
properly, and reforms in IL police had ieen adopiei,
Sc. and the committee di.cha-~ ed from further
consideration uflhe subject BY committee oil claims
against petition ot John Gilman; Mr. Ga'es explain
edhe case when the petitioner had leave to with
draw. By committee re a s. against bill relating TO
hg way tax"., and il was dismissed; bill amending
chapter So ii; cl Statutes relating limitation of
acrlons. an it was laid on the table. BY General
committee. bill to alter the name of Nancy Taylor
Johnson which was ordered to third reading bill
and il ordered to third reading.
Adjournment Without day.
The amendments of the Senate 10 the resolution tor
adjournment were noncnncnrred in.
The Senate came in and the following appoint
ncnt was made:
BENNINGTON COT NTY.
John II. Sanicrson, Assistant Judge.
The Joint assembly adjourned to tomorrow o.
Resolutions. From Inc Senate directing he repor-
Ter OF decisions rcquet the Judges 10 furnish deci-
oons Of cases not already reported, 10 lie published
passed (Sec Senate lourhal.J
The bill relating to actions hy endorses notes,
(Which Substantially restore. the law Of 179S, except
ing TO notes payable al lank>) was taken mp and
supported at length by Mr. Whilicmore and opposed
by Mr Villas, when on motion Of Mr. Wright OF Shore
ham, amendment saving rights allea'y accrued,
wa, adopted and the bill was rejected on the 81 read
ing Is to 65
Mr. Russ Of Hartford had leave of abs ence after to-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-11-03
THE LEGISLATURE

This body We suppose adjourned yester
day after session of three weeks in which
not much has been done either ofgood or evil.
A bill to incorporate the +" New York and
Champlain Steamboat Company and sew
cral rall road bills are among the acts of The
session.
The Judiciary bills we're both handed over
to tho cxecutioner in due time.
/ We presume the us al number Of act. ID
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-11-03

Pursuant to previous arrangement, our cis-
liens, without respect TO party, received
Hon. Richard M. Johnson on Saturday.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-02
"a VALUABLE REAL ESTATE for

.rss. sale private ss!e.-Thc subscribe now offer a,
ale all that valuable property in
ship oi Middlrown, moHmsuh Cauny, New.Jerscy, con-
aluug about 600 acres y; LaLo, follows, tn wit
!. the Lloyd Farm, continuing about Three hundred
Acres which viii BE- sold all together, make
two farms oi about l5D edch-caCh having
abundance OF Mari on j., and suticency of Wood
TIE Farm lately belonging TO Joseph Vas Mater, Sen
deceased, containing about ok Hundred Acres. THIS
property Can be atvautageOusly divided pio SIX
Farms, and viii be sold whole in part-and is well
Wooded.
j 1 ha Mill Property, containing about Twenty Acres.
The Mill in FIRST rerair situated extensive
dIcirg grain region, has bur ie cDHpetton and IS do
ing very prcspcrcrs business.
The Whole properly the heart Of the O fer.
tile township IN The county Of Monnonh, and well worth
the attention capitalists person, wishing permanent
RESIDENCE es within about lhrse four miles OF sloop
navigation Shrewsbury RIVER and about .iI mics from
the iour,hing village Key Por where steamboats, ply
dIy 10 and from HewYurA.
u Terms viii sc easy, great part OF the purchase
moHey bond and mortgage said property
any p.s;a wishing sat property will be showa
The by calling tihcr the subscribers living ne
the pr em-, Podaeti+e property IN ihe city OF rpokyn
New York will be taken IN part payment For further
particulars inquire of wh. DUMONT 81 wail-,re.t New
York, or of JOS. VAN MATER,
HOLMES VAN MATER.
aiiddieto"n, feo' II. loia I'll law3m'
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-02
gY7RO CAN DOUBT THE VIRTUES
w OF JAYEES HAIR TONIC

SUMSlEaviLLE, Y. }. Nov ~, loi2
Or JAIME Dear S- send you the following certircae
obtained from sir Guiich wcud cs. state that became
acquainted with him abort tTp years ago Al tint Tune be
entrey baid With the exception OF cck OF hair on
bach par; head about The 81 half dollar,
and that lock hair told had been made grew by
the Of your ionc previous 10 which. be positively
avers that he had not single head. The hair
now covers his head completely and is from four to FIVE
inches inpg. Vcry respectfully, yours, &c l. MAsoS
AnorHEa PRocF OF TIIE EFFICACY OF Dr. JAYSE'> HAiK
ToHIc-1his w!Ii certify a eGlEsiy baid ior about
three year, henI recommended 10 try Dr.. JayncN
Hair ToHc. procured bottles ei Mr Mason, sum
meIv!c using the Tonic ior about fifteen months, my
hair ai my head, and. although quite
ig restoration OF mJ hair has excited the asonhmeu o!
all my asquainaDccs, and made object OF curiosity
20 many s. years Of age and have reason 10 re.
gard insen,or OF this matchles Han Tonic public
bsnelactor. JOACHIM GuLicH.
New Germantown, n. J. Nov, &c, 1872
Prepared only al No 20 South THIRD St Philadelphia and
sos tfca,inay Price, OQ-6 bottles for S CO. lOt Inn
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-02
SrsEESyTsCsE pet" sEEsY,
Icl ,.ksl kl6NTEESIH.sTRssT

ssHE, Subscriber respectfully calls tho at
The pu,c n the great variety OF articles
1acurs; al tbs eStablshnenIsucb az SToEs AXE,
EAR1Hg SNARE, PORTABLE FuRH.cEs, CHIMNEY Fo7s,
3sgEs-HGrsE lILg, FLOWER Pors, OWES fILs. BACKS
asp JAMS, FIRE BScx, &c &c.
As this The only OF the kind in the city,
where the above ARTICLES manufactured the pubic are
assured that I'll orders ll attended ,rtb prcmptne5
and puuc!uali,y, and or the most liberal tcr1rs
n B. rrea, lm provcnien. has been made III PORTABLE
TRS.cys and ,b. SIZE. enlarged warranted
o nnv sold in this ci,y WASHINGTON SMITH.
If luit
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-02
sEEiNDOW SHADES WINDOW

Az 1ND0N SHADES - NlNDOW
w SHADEs,-The subscribers respectfully inform
teif friends The public that having leased The spacious
s.oe NOT Spruce street few doors from Nassau they
prepared TO execute all orders Painting OF e''y
1e>criplOD. With Geainess, economy and despatch
al Sind CT Sirn Painting done in style not 10 bs sur,
n.sscd v any other establishment Gold Signs,
nc. .o fade large assortment OF well seasoned S'gn
Rparis always on hand
Banners Interior Decorations ard TTanparences done 70
order Designs furnished and executed in superior style
pcnen OF work can always be and references gyen
ly calling AT the above place.
Trey have on hand and constantly manufacturing
Transporter, Decorative Window Shades Sirsngets IN lhe
CIV, keepers hotels saloons public places OF resort and
families always be supplied wh Shades OF the best de-
ecp,ion apd warranted The srtment consists OF snl1a
Vicne;,es and Rosss Centres, Scptura Views, Fancy
skeich and f1ohic Landscape Centres Tnlera hbbey%-
kinds SHADES. matter how dithcu!t are panied IN
superior style at this establishment.
Tncy would likewise call The attention OF the pnblic to
mcst splendid Gc,hc Shade. got up IL good ye and war
rsnied 20 please.
The trade generally supplied on liberal ,crlns
Trimmings furnished and Shades fixed II re9nrc6
BhRTOL i De iihuNY.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-02
sNlP0NTANT TO THE DEAF.-We

4 take pleasure in calling the attention Of our read.
ers to . TCASPAS ACOUSTIC OIL" for the cure ct
Deafness Frcu The favorable have heard o!
it, feel satisfaction in recommending II 10 the attention
OF all who may suffer from Deafness This he only med
offered the public for curing this disease that
felt coDdesce in and its effect III different case, which
have come within knowledge have been such as the
most sasgune could wish Persons have bern cured and
relieved had given hopes o ever being benehte
le surprising TO us wtie 50 many are
deafness that successful eoT has been made sooner p
produce something which would effect radical
medicine however, before lhe pubic. by the use CT
Which, al n.ay be relieved OF exceedingly dlsaeeeah
disease, and enabled sgain the society o tbeir
iTierds We say 10 all afflicted, hy all mears try It.
[Ae1ander's Messenger
Prepsred by B. Bell md may Le had at Or. JifNE|S
Store ah5 Broadway New.i RI. lot lIh'
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-02
BY special + appoirlpeu;.
EOSErH GiLLOIT. Pen Manufacturer

y TO TIE QuEEN-CAuIlof9-T sd.h crrac.
s ci tnc5s Pens has induced tue attempt the paTtoi
raj dsrspu,a5le makers, orrscce aud nooniy upon
IL. Giil- jl also lpon the pubc An inferior or Gle,
rearing ,he msspc-d thus, Go,, ong the fnai
in the Hiarael Ii ca reas.iy he detected ty ~
nanAet appearance, aud the very COMMON style ~ hicf
lis pn; up.
O6-srye the genuine Ten, arc orc Ill marked IN iul-
Joseph GiiCrs Paent' oT Joseph Gla't, WARMED
ind each gross b",TS sulI!r o hls signature
Tae above eay he had wholesale, of HENRY JHSSoF
jyl5 lv OF johu-strr~I corner nj Cold
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-02
TAYNE'S EXPECTURANT--Thi:

~ Medicine has already proved Itself 10 be ali that has
iecommeHded by those who have given ii a lalr tst
this couutiy. and the demand ter increases daily we
have Just hears OF an mpoan OF Asthma which has
been effected by the OF IL, in neghboring loEnthe
that OF female who had for long time been u-
der the ofa physician but had ived ree ard
ner censider. hopeless A last resort she pnr
cles-i bc!- Dr.. Jayne's Expsctoant, which caused
her 10 e1peooIae freely gradually ceased to cough and
rapidly restoring her health We have hesitation ~
,aYing that this preparation OF Dr. Jayne the G;
coughs cna influenza, as,hna consumpons &c Is t'e
valuable medicine offered TO lhe American pub
ic. There i no quachery cbsul Dr Jyne OF The
mos, skni practising physicians in PenpsJ yanla and
wherever various preparations have been thoroughly
tss.ed te Is looked upon great public hsnefactoT
ISorl-cset Mel Journal.
Prepared only by Dr.. JAYNE, no. 5G5 Broadway. Now
YnrL .It I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-02

& f1UhSUMFTIOS Cured by SchcnCk'n
~ Puinonc Syrup.-rhs subscriber being about 10 es
iab, agency in h, City, No. 10! CoCrtauds. would
call The seuion OF be afflicted portion Of the community
hi, Pu!uonc syrup uhch ne has dscoTe!e for The
OF Censump;on lve Ceplas: aad diseases OF The Lungs
aad RespjTa ory Organs. years ago he given
incurahle and 10 be IN ac Jas stages Of
consumption bnt he has been entirely cured By bis Pull
noBic syrup and enjoys good heaIh day. and
ons Others bave bren cured certificates OF which he
seen al his office He has published pamphlet describing
the nature OF consumption and The naunef IN which his
falmonc Syrup effects which be had gratis AZ
his office. lie would respectfully invite The afflicted 10 call
and see him and advice will DC rendered graluiouy
To all " TO may csi upon hrIi.
JOSEPH H. sCHESCK, aat Courisnd.s,.
,7f ,,,t 81 don! hr!o.s Gfseuvv;ch-St.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-02
CHEESEMAN'S ARABIAN BAL

~ SAM-For ;be OF every Kind OF Wounds sPrtl,n ,a
or-s b,rus coughs Sore lungs the desperate pies,
and reur;rs,i m al k;rds II viii prevent lhc oothache
restore 10, pid and pcIshcd ab> silt Jtnis, nuInoncss
Sc and be depended upon TO relieve soreness IN a
cases ;, .J
Ths valuable medicine has been very extensively uscd
the years. while rs increasing a'nianu nc on
vcrsaI siistactc has gveI and the testimony OF multi
tuda OF rdyiduaS OF the first Standing III the eonmuy
who have tested ana in6lbly proved It's eicacy, snow
isrce Indeed all ,yo have tried The Sal'ah prize II
81 hicb ts, they will induced under any consider
alton do without II. This Balsan has ATTRACTED lne aGn
i'm o men Of science and physicians and surgeons OF the
greatest scientific requirements 1t their unqualleu
probation. While many OF them IN dtereit sections OF Tue
United States nv USE il practice, and hare author
jz.d the public. ION OF their certificates
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-02

SAI ORMs IN CilILDREN.-Of all

Nv diseases 20 which children are exposed, none are
50 fatal 10 !h-n Worms Unfortunately. children
seldom free them, and 'hsy Initiate the symptoms OF
iGg effects without berg suspected They are ret ony
of disease themseYe bat their irritation aggravates
all diseases. wandering from part of The BODY 10
enoher winding themselves up into large balls and ct
stsucDg tue bow md frequently the throat causing con
WILSON'S and II death TIE desired remedy viii be
founI II = .tEES TONIC VERJIFUGE, which
m - ,>-esIuy the Worms ard invigu5a;e the pow
ers OF dIscs,on As 10 prevent Ielurn o thenl
Prepared oiy .,o 20 South Thirs ree Philadelphia,
sos Broadway NewYork Frice 50 cents per bottle
Itf I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-02
YOU EVER TRIED TT!-If

IL HF T. / JU II EN INITLD II II
q q not do not delay another day. but send immediate
you have D. OF The w~ ard prudent. and al.
ready bought bole, The question scediou hayr re-
covered Your hearing. : ARPNS OIL FOR DEAF.
NESS fails. II is the only medicine that will
Thousands OF deaf persons will give their testimony in lis
favor The b,auy OF ibe thing IS that cures you without
Producing any paiu
Prepared by Dr. E BELL, and IS sold agency at Dr..
q. Jaynes oi:cc, No 5aj Broadway, Ne" York Prce,
!, Il hn,,Ie ~ lul-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-02
IOOPING COUGH AND GROUP.
Z TO PARENTS ESPECTORANT.

Il & TO PARENTS-JAYNE'S ESPECTORANT,
without exception The most valuable preparation In use
fer the above diseases 1t Hopping Cough into
mild and acabe disease, and sortens its duration
than oGsha and produces certain and speedy recovery
From half spoonful, will certainty Group in
and young Children hall an hours time The lives
hundreds Of children will be saved annually hT always
keeping il on hand ready ir every emergency Prepared
only by Dr. D. JAYNE, 315 Broadway, .iewYork. Price
81 0G-s bottles for s. GO. lor i'm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-02
Ra FOR SALE OR TO LET--Ane

49,. possession given Ihc middle OF March-the FARM
The heirs OF ie lae Joseph Woodland, situated
The uncuoa OF the " aamSbuIg d New town Turn.
PIKE Roads Newto"n, L. H. about a,i.t from The wi
i"se OF ais ,ursu, containing about 10 The soil
anJ ocatsn are not surpassed by any the nelgl loroed
ut W!iiansburgh elsewhere the house large and
c-nnicdous, anu The out buildings very excessive
cacusled Iora gentlenah's residence extensive milk
Enlistment laso possssse 0iany advantages Ul water
CoBnuulCd iors, having Two docks premises Also
lot c about acrs, suitable Tor gardener; adjoining
WHICH duumbes o. hrs,-r.s gs:,eHe.s or, Island
nave rCCcHty vcctcd crs ncdratc For lagthrr Ear.
ticGl lirsa apply 10 }. J. A. EBEEiS,
~ 5lrOu- M. % " .ll.s;rect, up stairs.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-02
DR. RICHARDSON'S SHERRY
I J VINE BITrERS.-Tke following are few o
lie editorial nOlcfs;


Frorp the Boston Morning Post.
Dr.. Richardson's Sherry Wine Bicrs are m excellent
ucdcire. We have taken bottle OF them. aud are abou!
years younger in eclings tban "e we're mouth
ago.
From the Bunkcrhi Arrora Charlcstown
Dr. RICHARDSON'S RITrERs The Editor OF the Post has
made feel years youuge, by The o bot
tie of Dr. Richardson's Bliers These Bhtsrs quite
popunT and highly beneficial The Editor ot The
Post certainty good authority in such case, and bis per-
sona experience should tar toward establishing The Doc.
tors Cump5u0d.
From, the Essex Banner and Havcghii Advertiser.
This the for ls OF this vainabie 0lclne
Il The SAFE and c:ecuai amy medicine Tor diseases
which prue.ses cure that has een discovered
II is com posed Of d!srent roots and plants We like the
hers because tb9y Guacs bot prepared By regu-
practical physician who but very little about then
biusel but il fLr those who them 10 make te!r
own STATEMENTS OF their beneficial effects upon the system
We have Just used the la Of our bottle, witch purchus-
ed iom OF h agents. whose will be found on the
outside u our paper. moni ago could neither run.
sing. sOa dance, tc work without feeling that
our DAYS 10 be numbered among those that are
But these Bttsrs have cured and we feel rs II we
bad been borl again, and say, in own peculiar
styie tegone dull care, 10 su aud tuse who
wish ce too must rco! 10 Richardson's BlIers, or
there Ge help Ter them.
From the Lowell Patriot.
To III. above We cheerfuly add testimony OF the
efficacy Richardson's Blicis. They excellent tor
all tie purposes ier which they recommended.
u For sale. wholesale and retal,b by 4. 2 & D. SANDS,
General Agents 70 and lp0 Fulton s also sold by d.
Sands Co. M. II East Broadway a. T. aads & Co.,
No. I73 B1cad*ay; Gassner L Young No. l3l Chatham
l4f I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-02
WAR WAR The Wig

M Az WAR w AK ,---lhc Wig
Makers have declared hostiijties against Ecgh'
sor, DR. JAYr.E, OF his HAIR TONIC, which
Knocking all lneir business cooked hat Ladies
Gentlemen, oli and y0usg, Ichinc 10 tic Doctors
standard Rcads long dvesct OF even tie fist rceiaents
hair. after using his Iair Tonic. appear w
and flring locks which h5SaloI bU,. might have
Wed, Bea!dIess boys are seen With large cnd bushy
wtiskcrs and ladies' iIc aSin through their own raven
ring!sS more beautiful and bewirhDg ihap ever. Bald
hcadS io;fng heir wigs. and hru@lng them 10 the
aad bats: hie th, WIG makers stand aglosi
they behold lhe demolition Of their hl.inesS What will be
;hc consequence this kno" The viggi,s
outrageous. and The Doctor remains firm, and declares
thai some things car be well As others, ard thai
Bald Heads may He tbei: own ha as The hair OF
Others. Weekly Messenger.
Prepared only by Dr.. d Jayne No. So5 Broadway, New
York and 70 South rhird-,irfei, Philadephis.
Prize 81 rer bottle /: bottles Io- S. flo Inn
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-02

as THERE, NO BALM in GILEAD ?

as THERE NO Balm In NTLEND!
Vas the pathetic c1csni1iion OF the prophet OF l,raei
h. behed the degradation aud mcrcS OF his peorie
and do not the hear, OF the pan,hrops with
t!o!s OF coirmsera ion he iiaeSSc he hope
les aud helpless condition OF thousands dying all around
bin with Con.umption, and other pulmonary affections,
and 10 ak. there balm ,a, can heal them ply
,iciag to rescue them IRON dsah, Yes there balm
iat viii heal IcaI arres, those fatal diseases
them 10 health II Is found Ia JAiNE'S En-.
PECTURiSr, which apvcr fails 10 relieve.
II prepared by Dr. D. jayne sos Broadway Ncwi
and : South Third street; Philadelphia.
pIi5a Il nor bo,,,. To-; I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-02
LETTER FROM DR.. HEMINGWAY.

VHtTSES'S fot-l, aEnl = ISSp'
Dear Sir believing your Arabian Baam 10 be one ci
the bcs, family medicines use state the following case
viz Harry Green, ot Triangle, bfconie Co about hify
years OF age dnrng the OF 1883 became aficled
w,Ih the Aguc and Fever which continued us raVages
Than year and reduced bim 10 very delicate slate
health. In April, 1886 tsrmina;ed IN Snpput3'iAS
luUor lie back IN tue region CT The kdteys ~hcooh
being ruuc,ureG, disc arged large quantity OF eud un
healthy matter. ard from hH tine II assumed hN'Gious
or penetrating three inches into tie te;i' OF ihe
back He ,rrd great variety OF rrr,edls> besides haVg
Tue advice o the best physicians, without e least benefit
and pronounced incur aSle In the tail OF lCS! he a
led me, and, after examining the case, gave HIM
sm II bottle O.. youf Arabian Basam directing him TO ap-
ply righy and after using three four halt hotties he
cured, AID authorized 10 state that bis health IS
fully restored, and that vestce o.. disease remains
viii, respect, Il. HEMINGWAY, NJ D.
~ Purchasers should inquire for the article by
usn" the Whole cheeseman's abian Balsauiand
that 1t has my written IN my own hanI. wr'irs
tho printed directions, ie wrapper OF every
betie. e. CllEESEMaN.
II Sold at wholesale and retail bv a. B. 4 d. SANDS
Drug ISIS - aud 100 Fuon-s:rect 7S Brontway and u
East Broadway. frice-Sl large SIZE, 30 cents small
lSt I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-02

- TO LET.-Storc, granite front, No
.s e SurIiag slip near Pearl ST. Lofts, large Garre
.,i7rwa> out Tor, and la, bccn icr many years
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is9, Dwelling House NO. ~ Liberty street,
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Rooms Panrie>. &c location conyenences Tor gen
t.e irln house large family surpassed by any
IN thai s,cuon OF the city. Crc,on Wafer pipes viii be
troGuccd through the hu idng, If desired by ienaut
ApuLy 70 \. GNkELE, Io broadway. 2if eodif