davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Weekly register., 1843-08-12

to execute, in workmanlike manner, and
at low cash prices, all work in the Sad
ding and Harness making business.
Repairing done on the shortest notice.
GRENADA, Oct. 27 f842. 43=f2m
The Weekly register., 1843-08-12
William B. son,
GENERAL Commission MERCHANT,
No. f2, Commerce. Street,

GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No. i2, Commerce Street,
BALTIMORE.
Having opened a House for the pros
ecution OF a general Commission busi-
ness, he will give particular attention to
consignments of southern and western
produce for sale in this market.
In soliciting tho patronage of his friends
and the public, he need scarcely add that
every attention & care to insure prompt
itude in the transaction Of any business
entrusted to him, will be given on mis-
part. He begs leave to refer TO
6 Wilson, Virgin &co} New orleanu.
Mr. Jno. III. McRae, ]
!: !: Asns.l ( 5; BFS.p' FssI, Grenada.
Baltimore, Feb. !, l843. '5-f2m
The Weekly register., 1843-08-12
THE
AfE AND SPEECHES
ENRY CLAY

00"tp's'e l. tco uolumes, ofo...
pages, 'iiW d.
"iIhTHREE ENGRA,,, :
The Weekly register., 1843-08-12
List of Letters.

ID emainining in the Post Office at Pa
AGnola, Mississippi, on the 31st day OF
June, A. d. 1843; which, if not taken
out by the 1st OF Oct. next, will be sent
TO the General Post Office as dead letters.
Armislead P II HDr. Kirkland Meses
Alexander G L Kelly John
Arlington Frances King James D
Broadly Jno G 9 Kelso Horatio
Baarb N E 9 Laird Henry DR..
Boyd David 2 Logan George
Boyd ] G. Morris A Ne
Butler VIM H McColler Wm
Byars Anthony 9 Moss James
Bandin John Morris DS
Cass VIM Marshall G w
'ChiIdress Joel Maynerd Hender-
Caruthers & Co. sonor Isaac
Coleman r H Mckee John
Coleman Edward Nall Eliza Mrs
Cox Jackson II Nall VIM T
Circuit Clerk 4 Neil Anthony
Conner Martha E Perkins James
Doyle Willis Perry Burrel r
Davis J N Mai. Parkinson G w
Degraffenreid Mar-PhiIips B L DR.
tha Mrs. Peacy James
Davis Emily Mrs. Panky Wilson
Danonoge CT Ruffn Mar'ret Mrs
Dubois Joseph G Robertson S. Mrs.
Elder John Ruffin James
Evans S w Robertson III cd
Evans w Rainer Afford
Edger Hannah Mrs Sheriff
Felker Andrew Stratton A E
Zero Francis NJ Sims F M
Furgason R S Stewart G
Finch Isham Stricklin C. P & Geo
Goodwin A G 8 Smith Alien
Grayson Daniel Sandford r
Hanson w Upton John Estate
Henderson Jno. G Tucker w w
Hulett Thomas 3 Tinkle VIM 6
Hinton James Taylor FO
Hudspeth Thcs 2 Tyson Edward
flightower Stephen Williams w II DR..
Hightower S. Mrs. Watson TW
Hilburn F NJ Williams John
Hogan James Wallace R w
Hunt Adela Miss Wright Jesse ]
Justice Ely Whitson Thos
Jones Joshua Wright OC
JAMES c ARMSTRONG, P. NJ.
Pamela, June 80, 1843.
The Weekly register., 1843-08-12
Stop the Runaway and
Thief!

years Of age, had on when he left dark
sattinet roundabout, dark pantaloons
and straw hat, and about 6 feet high,
speaks quick, and is rather intelligent,
goes by the name Of SPENCER. 1t is
supposed he will make his way to Geor-
gia, as he was brought from there in Jam
uary last. ! will give $50 reward for
the apprehension of the boy and $25, if
found in the possession of any white
man. VIM. MCDONALD.
Ponola may 26th, 1843.-11-tt.
The Weekly register., 1843-08-12
Fifty Dollars RewardM

a RUNAWAY, from the
- az Steamboat Belmont, al
eea ANT the town of Belmont in
sxYTf .Ponola county, the ne
.kalsssszSazza- gro boy NELSON, five
sS=-'1'1=S'azEaaz feet IL inches high,
copper colored, he has hesitancy in
his speech, is about 25 years old, and
weighs about 17O lbs. When he left
the boat, he wore roundabout and 9TH
er clothing usually worn by deck hands.
| will give 25 dollars reward to any
person who will deliver him to Capt.
Wallace, Of the steamer Belmont, or
the same amount for his apprehension
and security in the Jail Of Ponola or any
other County Jail in the State, or SO dol
lars if delivered to me in Vicksburg.
JOEL II. WILLIS.
Vicksburg, Feb. 81, 1843. eff.
The Weekly register., 1843-08-12

DOWDER and Shot, Lead, and large
4 assortment Of Queens ware and Tin
ware, for sale low by
A. w. ARMSTRONG.
Apl /, 1843. 6-tf
The Weekly register., 1843-08-12

kR BUSHELS of real Petty Gulf
oOCOTTON SEED, just received
per steamer Belmont; in store and for
sale by
A. w. ARMSTRONG.
April 90. 7-tf
The Weekly register., 1843-08-12
n o TIC E.

a GREEABLY 10 an order Of the
L Honorable the Probate Court of Tai
lahatchie county, made at the April
term thereof; | shall proceed TO sell, on
the fifth day of June next, in the town
of Charleston in said county, on a credit
Of twelve months, with bond and approx
ed security, the following lands, belong
ing to the estate of Cade Afford, de-
ceased, late of said county, to wit; the
Southeast quarter of Section twelve, in
Township twenty-four, Range 2, East.
Sale. TO take place within the hours
presrribed bv law
The Weekly register., 1843-08-12


"iihTHREE ENGRAVING,
THE wfIG.E FOR ONE no,
>, The Publisers of ,bo \
Tribune have qected an ~ .,r. Ne'-fo.
with Mr.. JamesB. swain affarggens
the only full am illuslrs',p5o ,p5opfleiot,
ofthe SPEECHROF HFNp{c,o PiSq collect
preceded by a Biorapbic,aIl ,I ~ y CLiJ
the Great Statesmanapd o.. OLE .sler@is
West, and embellisha bv Uralor ,t q
EngraVings-by wbic tbov ,"ree i,s1l Spa nj
abled TO publish, fromh Sw.;,l gll ea
otype plates, an edition f ff%a'n' fS,t rs 'raa
the People, in two Lara 80. ~ So'tt,
volumes, at the unpreoeSai,e Iuu eegr I'D
price of ONE DOLLAR for b. fnsy ,at:I :
This edition will compr,o p1oe
1. A MEMOIR OF HFspr
clear and glowing, write, CLsi
for tbs work, by HENRY IN press
Esq. AAEEoE-
ii. The speeches of Mr.
1910 to 1912 inclusive, caraEy, i'a
fully collected from various y, az
this work compared and corroa,s TGsi
all restored 10 the first oe,sos aH
of them having been onty Isaa'5,a7 yUl 'l,'l
the third personals. CIoI
and SO, and che urged" &C. ;n,. sa.'
giving his own vigorous and F,
diction, without Interpolation o,Sli
No collection Of Mr.. Claws Sn..sa'.s ,sa's
all comparable with this. in o,~s CO.
ness or correctness, has ever beias.
peared. i'H
Each Speech is prefacad by,..
Introductory paragraph explaio1,ra
circumstances which called 4 H
and whenever it is desirsbIe s,S
otherwise indicated, a note at 4.
gives the fate ofthe measure nni..s
cussion.
e ILLUSTRATIONS.
|. A Portrait Of Henry Clay, r,o-,
original painting by Linen, engrrs,
Prud'homme.
ii. A view Of the birthplace Of r.,
ry Clay, in "the Slashes of HaDoy,,
Virginla-engraved on steel.
III. An Engraved Fac-Simile /
letter from Mr.. Clay.
Such is the character-sncb ara
contents of the edition of THE I'm
AND SPEECHES OF HENRY els
which the subscribers now offer iot
public in two large volumes Of lIOOr
ges, for One Dollar. It viii be beau
fully printed, on fair, white paper I,
neatly put up in flexible covers \
afforded cheaper than any such VI
ever was before, because we hone fog
it the largest circulation ever anal
by any,.
To the friends of HENRY CLy
Mighty, glorious host!-to the Al
Gates of me benignant principles
measures of Nationa' Policy Of vi
he is the foremost Champion
lovers of our country veraTF-S
especially to the various Wig on
lzatlons and Clay Clubs, do We n
DENLY appeal for aid in our efforts.
tend the circulation Of this work,
render its perusal, as nearly as ma
universal. We ask them TO do tbiS
for our sakes, but to advance the J
Cause to which their energies are
voted, and because that Cause can /
way be more persuasively, more suC
fully commended TO the public iu
ment, the popular heart, than in the
sons of far seeing Patriotism, the b
ing Eloquence of Henry Clay.
Respectfully;
GREELY & McELRATH,
160 Nassau ST, New-Yo
This edition of MFR. Claws Life
The Weekly register., 1843-08-12

nRIED APPLES, a few barrels and
1sacks, just received and. for sale by
]. & A. K. ERWIN. J
apl 2o 7-tf
The Weekly register., 1843-08-12

Having engaged the services of Mr..
R. t. Bryarly, he, together with our
selves, will give particular attention to
the sale Of Cotton, and the transaction
of business generally, for account Of the
planters of North Mississippi.
A. P. GRAY & CAMPBELL.
New Orleans, Dec. 5, 1842. 5O-13w
The Weekly register., 1843-08-12
George w. Berry.

undersigned
u would respectfully
inform his friends and
the public, that he is al
ways ready at his shop
on the Square in the
East Ward ofGrnnada
The Weekly register., 1843-08-12
RANGERS NOTICE.

W7ESTERN PRODUCE gener-
W al supply, constantly on hand g.
for sale by
]. & AK. ERWIN.
may 8 8-tf
The Weekly register., 1843-08-12
ILLUSTRATIONS

|. A Portrait Of Henry Clay, I'm,
original painting by Linen, engrus,
Prud'homme.
II. A view CT the birthplace Of r.
ry Clay, in "the Slashes of HaDm,
Virginia-engraved on steel.
III. An Engraved Fac-Simile /
letter from Mr.. Clay.
The Weekly register., 1843-08-12
National NEagaxif
OF
LITERATURE, ART AND FfIilON.
GrahaRn's Lady's antGcm-
tlenmaR's NRagaZfe.
PROSPECTUS FOR 1es.

EDITORS
J. FENNIMORE COOPER, SICH'D.
I'll. DANA, VIM. CULLEN BY ANT,
III. w. LONGFELLOW, CARLES
f. HOFFMAN, II. G.. GRHTAN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-28
Fact and Fancy.

MURDER IN CHENANGo Co.-For week ormore,
reports have been current that young man, named
Mix, or Meeks, employed by Titus a. Co, OF Ho-
mer, in teaming Hour, was murdered In the town OF
German. il appears that he had been To West
Greene, with load of -four, and had received two
or three hundred dollars. He lett that place on
Saturday, the 10th inst and the next morning his
horses were found loose near Livermore's tavern.
Marks OF blood were found In the wagon. large
number OF inhabitants turned out 10 make search tor
the body. The last reports affirm that the body was
tounu IN mlipond, with palpabe evidence OF vlo-
lence upon IL and that two or three men had been
arrested on suspicion OF having perpetraed The horrl-
Die crme.-Rroome Republican.
NovKL--On the day of the arrival Of the P,esl,
dent IA Philadelphia, Col. ]. Sidney Jones rented
the Philadelphia Museum, for the purpose oil giving
concert, the proceeds OF which were 10 be appro-
prlaed tor the benef, of the Monroe Guards and
the Dartmoor prisoners From statements made by
the Colonel to Mr.. Samuel Sutton, Tefectory keep
er the latter was induced 10 give the former nifty
dollars on condition that he was to have the prlvl-
lege of serving refreshments on the night of the be-
neht The concert given, but the number of
persons present fell tar short of the antcpatons of
Col. Jones, the result OF which was, that Mr. Sutton
lost money by the operation. The latter then in
sisted upon having his money returned, which Co.
lionel Jones refused 10 do. Sutton then had Colonel
Jones brought before Recorder Vaux, on charge
OF obtaining money under false pretences. The
matter was argued at great length before the e.
cordcr by the counsel both sides, aud on Satur-
day, ais Honor gave his opinion, directing Colonel
Jones 10 be held to bail In the sum OF $500 10 take
his trial before the next Court of Quarter Sessions
The whole matter was TO come before the Judges
ol the Court of Common Pleas day or two since,
on a writ OF hobeas corpus
NAvAL.-The u. 5. ship Vincennes, Captain Blu
chanen, arrived at Vera Cruz the 4th inst, last
from Pensacola Officers and crew all well
A STEAMER LosT.-The steamboat Napoleon,
CAPTAIN Etler, was sunk in Little River, Arkansas,
few days ago, and will be total loss. She had
on board about one hundred bales of cotton. No
lives lost
A SroRM-A most destructive hail storm occurred
IN the region OF Raleigh, IN. c. on the 18th inst.
Fortunately, however, its effects did not extend
over belt of country more than three miles wide.
Within this range, the Register says, it produced
total desolaton
The Mississippi was rising rapidly at ST. Louis on
the 18th inst, and intelligence had been received
there OF a great rise in the Upper Mississippi
Five feet water IN the channel at Pittsburg on the
22nd
{U- VIM. Lloyd Garrison has gone TO Northamp-
ton Tor three months, for the benefit OF his health
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-28
EXTRAORDINARY CURE.
n u Al A a I

DR. JOHNSON takei this method of informing the public
IL that he still affords relief the afflicted both
may be always consulted with the confdenc. the
WORT cases of secret Diseases Of the effects resulting
from he use OF mercury OF the malpractice OF quack The
following letter the OF Johnson
clearly lssaes the triumph Of and experiences
over deal quackery and the the
necessity in the public dc between the regularly
educated ply siciah and the charlatan.
Dear SirI put myself under the Of vend.r
when disease frat appeared he promised
dollar aud made but light Of my affection. Instead improy
lug ecame worse every dsymy appetite iaicdl unable
to ared 10 business and after expanding 20 this vile
tor had the imIudence tell he doctor
~ sold his stuff. In this hopeless friend
mage rot bepg able to walk It the tme' and drove
ofce, IL Duane You examined
to You have perorne your undertaking in
time. As now ENJOY perfect health, think my duty
those afflicted TO Jake s public through the
THOMAS J. THUhSTON,
Carpenter, Monroe st, New York
medicine may had Dr. prevent the above disease
any Of its FORMS Office opcnfrom in NE
ing till ten at night. je20 lmsrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-28

TO FARMERS, GRADERS, Il A1RICULTURIsTs
-BurTERMEkE, Druggist and Chemist, from Eng
Of all the welfare of horses and cattle,
10 the following invaluable medicines prepared according to
now practising in the south Of England and By the
present proprleior At considerable cost.
DluhETiC HORSE BALLS-1hcse balls are radical
remedy for all disorders IN horses arising from mpurty the
blood hunlos and obsuctcd preparation, such
the heels sweed legs, sangury gravel eptions
season. without change Of Diet nerfe with usual
boz Al the fall Of the year. when horses undergo
change Of habit the regular Of these be lis will nigh
at this horses peculiarly liable Sold in packages
con;sRpf 81 osIs g; With re ia%Re HscS1.
cine that be for all disorders horned cat
te from cold such bound, feve, less Of appe
te shiyenng coughs, hoovng 10" Of milk, &C. Sold in
CLEANSING DRINK for new Cayed Cows-Is Of mfr
nate service and should be omitted all where
the pacenta secundms, cleansing, obstrucled IL not
only forwards the discharge but admirably affords nature
timely assistance in sIpeng that estraneous matter when
mpedes the Of the amenary canal enns the full
variety Of complaints whch the animal is Afterwards liable.
whilst the flow of milk wonderfully promoted In pack
RED FssTER BoTTIE-For .ubduing inflammation
and morbid dwellings IN horses also excellent cooling
wounds, NC, In boles, with directions Is cd EACH No
WI NERXRY BALsAM-;sor eradisa,ing wmble. N
also application canken the hsof and quick probes
decidedly the best remedy that be used Should be in
c3fDHL siIS xSb wo& B8t.
QUID BLISTER, &c sc. At this establishment, the ut
most caution invariably Observed in the selection fgenune
PHYsiCTXiNs;'s PREsCRIPTIoNs-J B. fully impre~ d
With sense Of their vital importance, shall nvaaby observe
Th: sbos medicines prepared aud sold exclusively at
no, b" Mall y I,sy street three doors from Grand, op
ordsn from the country promptly executed sia,mss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-28
SHERMAN'S LOZENGES.

ENORMOUS quantities Of these popular medicine sod
IL during tf and still the demand
Ing In i've the Doctor has gone from few pounds
% ~ tos. and where will
White shsrmars Lozenge. pleasant that chlden cry
Tor te they wonderfully Efficient they not be
p,,ronized BY wortcst intsnccExMayo
BaeI E,g deputy register Rev M Dunbar of the McDoug
street Church. Rev. Sebastian Sreeter OF Bos.on Rev. Mr.
Anthony g. the Oneida Conference Hon Senator Aecher
Col J. G. Zabse Of New Jersey, and hundreds of others Of
the like high r-spcctabity.
Shermans Worm Lozenges-I'ested in over 4 million Of
aud by the medical faculty only
safe and destroying medicine world They
prescribed daily by nearly all physicians Shemans
Lazenges alone have eputationhe Doctor member
Of the Medical Society and skilfu practitioner.
Shemsns Camphor LozcngesIcadache sickness, pal
patoa owness of spirits and dependency cured in few
minutes by them They have been fully proved multitude
Of cases aud never known fail.
shemun Cough Lozenges aay all tickling irritation Of
the
harrasng cough colds days also asthma whoop
cough and tghtness of the chest Consumption has
pcaedy been relieved but efec;uay by Sher
mans Cough Lozenges, when all other means failed.
Sore Nipples positively cured by Shermsns Pap Oil
Sold ao6 Nassau sss and sold By agents al So Bowery
Eax Broadway AL Blocker ST. 227 Hudson kushon
A a New York; lss Fulton st. Brooklyn vanYork
50 Chesnut Philadelphia Dr. Reed Gay and SaItoga
Balt,%soss; Th1Ea' ~ Main K Cincinna Ohio 0uth
Providence; Redding, State street. 9oston n25
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-28
ON STRUCTURE AND IT'S CURE.

l
gis s q; ssss mt: ss.
:SesnS sa s. s ] r:s..
@susntase not,or; fIsn at See az:
s e. s, q s Ssr RI
:rs !, esrsin free FROM soi" sna generally aeso~p'AsI
With regard to tho Era, Of the,s rsmuu:-
il, well Known that setuIe The result Of sasy treated
tnus from month month, slides into gleet Nov
e.
that gee implies chronic inflammation ofthc passage which
sr s s
m @ 1 n S e hidden saa1 d
ious mssdes. not only ola SEXUAL b those alss Of
But what speeisy LEAD, the ensoa of from this dsords,
the e q urine m long quite
structure often exist, for witoo, ptoducns any very
rapsed stream Of urine belong. only
.aysnt.ss howsSsr which ignorant en,ing people
o q $ a ed ,
they will sell their nosums as long any buy them
ass IL n ssi Rnyea ss will wois
h 70, s write, Re Of ina nothing
WHO have bsen ,1s al: manner Of things. coiocd dIoes
but whom on seeing the real nst,Ie Of the he has cured
With new OF preventing these Impressions ,herefors
.:em. ds.ASls 70 .y before the public Few PLAN
y done for although the are nu@ei
there are three q A. and
III :. m been refy said ths.,
lively after hn.hsd and the clothes are readussd vhss
drop two will steal away, wet ltts-~
nothing Is rore indicative ofstricturs. The nextis
h ~ oS css Sni .. % ins na
produce stctpre for naturally disposed src-
ure tnn sDother bu general rule lift should be suffered
ground. least for the suspicion Of The last
The e6ecta sricftve has the rsirsdThe effect Of
STRUCTURE 20 doprss the spis and olesscn both bodily
ment. activity This also OF It's most effects
Not, however that alike cry individual but il u
common that the writer rarely OF structure
he secs many every day which the patient
gratifying also witness uniform spiuu
tho dssppsarns Of other Dasd,es thecue progreses
With regard 20 the OF Structure, III subject raf
beopt 70 obseryc and 1sted with confidence and plea
syTel that this free from pain, and generally
yishcdn Little so much this could
been advanced some years aso but sach has been tho
writer hat he accomplish the Of
rssny days AZ formerly j, demanded months
The writer also bess sats that for those who wish
called The Private 1feGse" in which only structure
kpt the Of all those delicate diseases which require
sis care and privacy directed the panest manner
tis should consult the author personally and nothing wlur
Prise them thas the certainty Of his
sure sepeas rooms also are arranged for thoss who
only remains 20 word tive ground Oh
which the public and especially strangers coming This city,
nj, y . 1 R.ps benz we' hs VII
use Of Edinburgh &c, -he has been engaged the cur,
Of Ines. dsessei both hospital and city practice
pressy ttt he has testimonial Letters from n.
Amenes-ss BIZ Ashley Cooper to Dr. Mott, Of New Yort,
Dr. fhynck OF Philadelphia and others and that ne 10 pemn
si;y
consulted The bits voirmc .rove referred 10
SOLAR III iJ"r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-28
NO CURE NO PAY.

DR. COOPER, Of II Duane between William and
Chatham takes this method Of informing the
and that he still afiodrs relief the afflicted Of
both be always consulted with
dence in the Of delicate dseases Dr. Cooper,
from residence of many hospitals Europe devoted
the of delicate diseases
practice in this city, for the last years. in this particular
branch the safe speedy and eectual
TO such themselves his
Recent cured in three days: DR.. Cooper
mild and pdieious mode Of treatment will require
proacted and deporabe need despair of complete
recovery Dr. Cooper informs the public that he only
exhibits diploma from the Syyesan Institute Of this city.
procured By false certificates and false The
voabe observed all consultations Separate Offices
so patients csnnot contact Letters POST paid,
tended Charges moderate. Office open from the
ing until 10 o'clock at night Office II Duane street.
m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-28
DOCTOR YOURSELF.
PRiVA,TEs ADylCE.-IT Is IMPORTANT IT, WITH

pRlVATE ADXICE.-IT is IMPORTANT WITH
MANY PEOPLE in need Of MEDICAL ASSISTANCE,
may thus desire friend should by all
obtain and the book called the Kubcon The
fourth edition. which has been recently published much
proved and enlarged to nearly three times its former and
will be especially interesting nvads who for many
NAV possibly happen to need advice privately
The work written by Dr. Gregory who still the prac
tcs OF his profession at No II Barclay st the Park
and sue which under head of Private Maadies
faithfully delneated and the best practical hod of OBJ
tanning sound health work plainly and practically adapt
ed to the Of all those who unfortunately its
work treating upon Impotence Baenne.s, and certain
structfu habit Of youthful ndscreon from whence results
constitutional debility" will found both useful and in
ructng to all classes- friendly monitor where
the health constitution and points out only the of
but Of restoration The work written
by pyscion OF experience (who still ii practice in this
city, shows how often parents and others deceived by
Frame papIaton of the heart arrangement of the
svsem cough indigestion and train Of symptoms indicative
OF consumption, often ascribed when
reality they the consequences of aurng and ceus
practice alike destructive mind snd body The price Of
the book the heretofore so cents For sale by the
author at his residence No II Barclay Broadway
and at the following agencies, which drug stores-
Sanis, No 70 Fulton street, corner Of Gold street.
-, '" 81 William street. near Maiden lane
-, = Fulton street. corner OF Water street.
David Sands Co.'S II East Broadway of Marketst
Dr. Churches Ds2cnsay, No. SS Bowery corner Of Spring
street.
Dr. w. Whites No. lis Delaney street, corner of Suffolk
street
Chiltous, No. 80 Canal street.
twill be sealed envelope those who may de-
o ordert
10 Orders by mail enclosing 81 directed to BOX SGT, il
paid will pay for the book which shall be mmed
aely As directed likewise free Of postige. m27m~r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-28
y LIsPENARD STREET.


M Midwife, Offers her to the ladie.
OIL ms ci.y anu S1puh.y anu ny
pose her diseases and functions altogether her
Many these diseases exceedingly complicated and OBJ
requiring accurate knowledge Of the female
them with
Madame Costello having had long experience surprising
the treatment Of incidental sey, APP
prise ladies the point OF confinement those suffering
from suppression, regulay, &c that she will be
happy afford comfortable home her residence,
where they always have the best
most matronly and nursing if preferred will wal,
and attend them at their houses until perfectly recovered
Madame c. particularly begs impress the minds Of the
delicate that she ohcstes personally thai,
hesitation DIRE d need never be apprehcnded
B-Madame Costello would inform ladies residing out OF
the city, whose health would admit Travelling
would devote her attendance upon them
the United States within reasonable distance.
Madame G. be consulted at her residence Lspenard
street. all times and with sctcs regard the wishes of
her patens and letters must be paid.
m m -rrr