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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-05-25

The two Democratic candidates fur
Congress addressed The people in this
place on Tuesday last. From notice pos
led up Al The eorner IN the morning, il
would seem 10 have been their intention
10 confne The speaking exclusively 10
their own party; consequently but Few
Wings were in attendance. We were
not present until near the close Of The
discussion; but We are informed that Mr..
Daniel made passable Denocra,icspcech;
assuming. rs VIC think. very uslcnable
ground, and placing himself in . DANCE
rous position il he had had Wing to
reply 70 him. lie i opposed 70 disiri-
button Of he proceeds Of the Public
Lands; and Of course to North Carolina
having The share 70 which she 10 50 just
ly entitled in equity and common sense.
lie is opposed 10 Bank Of the United
States; but whether he will hold 10 the
present state bank system, or rcsor, to
The exploded sub-treasury, We are not in
formed. Heis opposed TO the protection
Of Zimmerman manufactures, and in favor
Of . reduction Of the tariff; though we be-
lieve the tariff is not now more than suf.
scient for the legitimate purposes Of re-
venue, even when administered with all
the economy which the Wings are endea.
voring to introduce, and which has been
now in part accomplished.
Mr.. Russell replied, stating that his
friends had induced him 10 come out be-
cause they thought him little more or
;thodox in the Democratic faith than Mr.
Daniel. He charged MIR. d. with pre-
posing ono thing aud practising another
and THAT his course in Congress was mo-
consistent with The opinions he had ex'
pressed TO the people.
Some pretty sharp shooting was exhf
bited towards The close Of the discussions
though we believe nothing occurred ID
disturb the good feeling that existed be
tween them. From some whispering
which were afoat we had reason 10 be-
lieve that third Democratic candidate
would be out; but no announcement o
the kind was made.
It's to be regretted HAT there is NJ
Wing candidate in the field, if for no 9th
er reason than that the people may bt
correctly informed of the political event:
Of the day. The one-sided views tina
are now presented may lead many homes
men into error, and opinions once form
ed are always difficult TO be overcome.
President Tyler has Of late been very
active in turning out Wings and appoint
ing Democrats TO office, evidently hop
ing thereby to conciliate the favor of tn
party, and secure his election for the mex
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-05-25

The Baltimore Methods. Conference,
st its recent annual meeting, reported The
large addition during The preceding ola,
600 members.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-05-25
.StraYed.

YIsR0M the subscriber, about the frst ofMay,
= two MULES; one a bay mare mule, three
years old, and the other black. three years
old, with large want under lis belly. A rea.
sonable reward will be given FOR their delivery
10 the subscriber. and information respecting
then will be thankful received.
JOSIAH TURNER.
May 10 IA
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-05-25

eoiss = q dir roEff D 6 ansy 4ith
- PEsjsdiees g lhs F.apalars ax1iast Is.
Essgarfs. The 4 brinks dsspasrhes Sc
6oferameni lrun Ille Uailgd SAFES skip
Ceasaeliaiian. nox stationed ii he chs-
nsse ssisss. m. II. Sam.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-05-25

The brig Trux,on, al Norfolk, is under
orders 10 proceed 70 Constantinople, for
The purpose Of bringing home tile remains
of Commodore Porter.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-05-25
Obituary.

Died. q her residence in Fsiaystie
county, Miss, on The ed ulL. Mrs. SA-
RAN ASS SSEED. widow Of the late iona
than p. Sneed.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-05-25

Hon. Caleb Gushing, Fletcher Web.
sier. and John Tyler, jr. esqs.. (ihe mis-
sion 10 China il is said, will 60 out in
The RSandywine. Or join her Al Singapore.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-05-25

President Tyler has Of late been very
active in turning out Wings and appoint
ing Democrats 10 office, evidently hop
ing thereby to conciliate the favor of the
party, and secure his election for the next
four years. How Successful he has been
IN his wooings may be judged Of By The
following declaration in one Of the lead
ing Democratic papers, the New York
Evening Post: "Of all tho administra-
tons which This country has ever had,'
says the Post, 1T appears to US that MIR.
Tyler's has made the most corrupt use Of
Its patronage. Never, we believe. has
the bestowal Of Office been so much q
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-05-25

E2LA-lz EJAI~-s
sGR. . sIRS uunwEr1..P rlneip&ls
IsHE Pan sssasn al ssnassr. 80 Ma
y dsy ihs shsss y sasy. src tlsss.en ne
saFg q Nessnsbxs.
Ths aaaal hraas hes e shassash Eastisk
rdaesaisa a.s issshs. tseeshsr siiA lie 1 siia
sac ffeneh langnaers. Acre aissnfiss fais
% the solid Ihan "a he asnamentai ka mxkes.
lhessh the latter are aoi nrfireied.
We have ID esf aWn famiiy places Coz fnnf
o. hte saore board =. and ss ear member 10 Il
maled. Is . dssiFahie tai these he ish their
ehildrsa plsre6 sadie esr immsaisse aslensisa
shoAld make s~ts appiisaaian.
Boat can Be eotalneS d aaoss 4. spsesehls
Eamaliss al Sic per Essaak. .iAslaEaag all "a
peasea
yKRas-FER szssies.
For Board and TUITION, se7:50
Tuition alone, 1850
Musie, $500
Use Of Piano for practice. 500
French % Lasin. 1000
Dxasng and Painting 1000
REFERENCES.
Jaha Whhespooa. D d.. lion. v Mash, Or.
AaHses WebA. 5ahn W. Norwood, eco ffon
William a. GFahsm. Hillsswssgk; Rev. Drary
lazy. RslagAs Rev. ID. Sirsttan, Alfred Hatch,
Robert fnmFose. Ssrbya; Rev TAGS Owsa.
WILMINGTON Rev. A. wilsoa, D. D !, Rcy. ~ chm
4 Grtter. Grfsnsbsvpgk.
@ Register ard Standard, Raleigh, New
bern Spectator. Fayetteville Observer, aad
wilmingto0 Chsonisle. iaseE once q weck Ter
four weeks.
sfay NJ. II !.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-05-25

The New York Tribune. speaking Of
the progress made in the manufacture Of
printed calicoes, says: "Our own Print
ers, from small and imperfect beginnings,
have arrived at extraordinary perfection
in producing this article. NocPrinters in
the world can now equal them in beauty
or permanence of color. The importa-
ton of the article is almost entirely aban-
doned. while the expectation is going on
10 considerable extent.
."The quantity of Calieoes printed IN
this country is now estimated at 100000
pieces, $500. 900 yards per week; and
such is the extent Of the trade in these
goods that they are beginning to form 9
distinct and separate branch Of business.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-05-25

Two thousand dollars have sesa sub.
scribed in The Town q WilmingiOa. 20
The purpose Of rebuilding The Methodist
Episcopal Chnrrh il lha Place, lately
destroyed By ere.
The Wilmington Chronicle states thal
In nearly every part Of the .burnt dis.
trics' preparations are making 10 replace
the buildings destroyed. Contracts have
been entered into for erecting number
oflarge brick edi6ees. boiA dwellings and
stores. Generally, better order ofbuild,
ings than hose now in ruins will be put
up"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-05-25
MADDuisDo

b ihs vicinity Of Fayetteville. On
Thunaay evening. he Lib inst. By he
Rev. Simeon Colon. Mr.. IoHs TuRxEr.
70 Miss CArHAa,sE Evans. boih of this
place.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-05-25

RHEUMATISM. a. 1yy![3sJ5(<{3
pssiassly eared. aal 81 slriF1sd nssriss -. ss.ss
ase Restored. ID ne "a o. yuzas. ty. he fssaax
ynaxrAsax Euxu ASH &nvx ASA Boss IasrTsx--
aassss wiaAsui 10 nalas &c Comssork & CO. Ca "a
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-05-25

The Ohio Loaa.--'rhe seven per cent
loan proposed for by the Ohio Commits
sioners has been taken in New York a
par. This success, it is thought, will
place the State in an easy position, and
ensure the establishment of her internal
improvements.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-05-25

Authentic resnFns hare beea sscrised
SON II he Congressional districts Il yir.
giais. u he krss Gsnies Archibald Al.
kiasoa. LOco. i tleeiedby ; msiority d
fee so.es oser Mr.. Langhsrn. ID III he
osaer districts our krst statement Vas cor
recs- a.. T. W. GlImsr ges il b 81
voies. and Mr. Jones By about 90; %
dist he Wigs lose three members BY
less lhan 90 woes. The election of Mr.
Jenss VII Be contested BY Mr.. Bots.
In ihe lalh district Mf. Summers. Wing.
has been elected By msjOrily 'ef about
400 votes. Eleven LOcos. three Whigs,
and one Tyler man have been elected.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-05-25
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

TIA Eslaswisz is4isp@azsA@s aS<ssf rruss-
xses m@y ~ asanz ~ sA.s Village err xss~e.v
20 s@~m - esssF e@@maFF stare il fh~ state.
Hsm~mbsR ama sever Fss Gkszm ama~s. sAsF
Amss - AAe~sA4zie aixA&amxx 90
sG11s<<Sk*G0 = - unpp~sz. - a. sskua
~ lks $50 nsmss as k1se imposssns "a ssuu.sx
&ss@L n - msasA~.i z44sxz PES - Aasm 80
@xs km = F<oruw 49, y - ccsriiaa "a. -
s&r alre - HISS kes Y.k. "a as ~Gais far nsm.
- k-@iss sAszif = Etsk Rssl4ss.alsss f<m4ssss.
faI4JT32
EsLks c. ccLuM6Is.foR the HAIR
~AieA - sep i Il Alag oui. e resasss ! 60 bald
piasess sns - shiasza. s.ks i gFsw EaPias, = %
skoss sAs hnss ious d. h&.rfasn ssy cause.
all yEzMIN Ia isfzn - hesds e rkidrsa.
> s1Aooas. srs p.sssn,s1 - ill4aAy i 81 eass,--
ma :. -. : NsnszSrAAso :
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-05-25

FRoM CANToN.-The ship zenobia'
Cant. Putnam, from Canton 30th !anua
nv, and Macao LIST February, arrived at
New York on Friday. just before the
sailing of Capt. p. the Imperial high
Commissioner Eleppo came down 10
Whampoa. where an interview took place
between him and II. d. M. Plenipoten-
tiary, Sir Henry Pot,inger, on board Tue
British steamer, al which interview Elep-
20 agreed to indemnify the British mer'
chants for the loss sustained by the Can
ton riots. This had restored confidence
10 trade. and every thing remained quiet
The Chinese rulers evince every desire
TO maintain lasting friendship; and are
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-05-25
THE MARKETS.

PsaxrsknrE. May IS
Tcbseco-No change. Iugs. s2s00
o $50; Leaf. s2:7s % 500. No im-
PrOssnens n he ssaIily q ~hal i
brought 70 The Inspections.
co,loa-yery liills doing. u 81 % 9.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-05-25

The Governor Of the State Of Della
ware has issued proclamation offering a
of one thousand dollars Tor the
apprehension Of Queen Day. who lately
shot Mr.. Jacob Cannon in Sussex coun-
ssy of that State.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-05-25

BLANKS for sale at this 9fes:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-04
PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
yyEsTEp AED shsSasEp ~

THE Srienpdc conbnsnop Of Ingredient, of wh,eh
fs are conposd have made them the wonder and 4liai
rnon of the world TheI are known all Enron. 10
the only preparation ever discovered that pro. cd
eertaia In producing the monthly Their ceramic IN
cses being such that thew must Le during
for though always nnd saie and healthy, they
The directions arc translated into English and a. Nv hung
round with the seal Of the importer, slammed eb rps A.
tsin, TIC signature CT VI. de Bopleoqn, and die Eoysh IL
rectons have the signature Of Dr. MELVETf snthou,s
ssent .eI the continent Of America.
They chn be transmitted by u ,ly rs 81 the uu,t,.
Atsies Letters directed TO Dr. y. Mclsesn boz a. ~,
YORK, VIII ryt Yh mpietise attention, Au letirs mo,
be post PAD S'Io ~ aeopimea ~ i2o ChoIly Calas
ij0 In, ds,,.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-04
ENGLISH SCHOOL.
HAVANA, ISLAND OF CUBA.
CHARLES DIJNNE WATERTAND PISINCIpAT

-CHAhLES DUNNE WATERLAND, PRINCIPAL.
THIS Academy established years ase pa
other dstngpsneo individuals of the nobility
TINS city II atcdected the plan OF the German gymna
sia and the menoc Of taon the nterogatve" All the
scholars TIE English language, and of them
speak it habtually and nuently
The Principal has the schools in France Ger
many, England, and the Unlted States. His chief aim
give the youth entrusted his knowledge of
those branches Of poie education which required all
active careers, and are applicable to any.
Inc course OF study Therefore compIehenas the English
Natirul Philosophy the practical Of and
Drawings of varions kinds
Professors Of reside IN the e.,
abishment and all the classes receive rotation instruction
from the director.
Such signal has attended this plan of tuon that
vera CT the pupils under twelve years
two iorslgn languages. IN perfectly Ineligible and
those OF nper years, correctly and easily.
The acquisition not only Of the Spanish but also Of other
aneueses thus placed within the reach of the youth of
nqush the many which from English cd
ucation The object Of the Principal desiring
youths from the United States facilitate the
OF the accent for his Spanish pupils which service
would be douby repaid them by by the and
here the manly Of the English schools The young cit
mate the house being spacious and heahfu
spot! at short distance from the cy and within
limits line bath and complete gymnasium for
OF the pupils health Two Youths lately arrived from Germa
the principal married man, and his wife and sister have
ssf sc OF the Department. children received
idtthat OF infancy.
pupil enjoys ms religious opinions undisturbed
lie terms $500 annum payable three months in ad
ssnse There are no extras except clothes snd books
ALEXANDER MORALES, ESQ,
Eli Havana
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-04
DIR. MORRISON.

NORTH RIVER pISPENSARY. eek Fulton street near
~ Geenwen-Dr Morrison, Member Of the Royal College
Of Surgeons London and formerly Surgeon in the British Nal
continues be committed daily all disease. oil delicate
nature and all those distressing symptoms consequent nu
dicious treatment and the imprudent fquack medicines
Pr NJ has had an e,ysrsnce of twenty yeas treating
delicate all andc implicated and
mild safe and infalbie substitute eIadica
ing the yenerea virus with certainty lthout slbectng the
suits while his medicines agreeable and SMELL Per-
distractions the urehra. such and
azcment Of the prostate gland cmpaned with much
anon and du pam about these parts some Of the
OF malt-eatment. Dr. M structures
tic promoting absorption Of the tckened civcula
membrane without any pain.
CONSTITUTIONAL observation-disclosures of young
suffering from the consequences Of indulgence
distinctive habit whose nerves further from
the use Of nosru,nsa pretended sPecc which stimulate
only induce depression Dr. NJ
purely pathological principles and fails in establishing
cure-the stnctest hosor and confidence observed
Letter. PAID and containing suitable fee, will
TIE correspondents fall advice and medicine
Uncn by his gvsng history Of his ia detail. z0ik Full
u ST. Greenwich iyxl imsY
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PUBLISHED DAILY BY
u MES GnRllnN 1SLC n - ErrCsp

NV. CORNER. FULTON AND NASSAU STREETS.
IHE Ntw YORK HLRALD-A daiy paper, ISSUED every
mo'nng ~ me weeknice rp cents Couotry
scntm uIse AT te same rate Tor specific PERIOD ON
atsmttance advance. No paper unless pail nee
JHt WEEKLY HERALD-lsued every SATURDAY morning 4
nine SIR and quarter cents copyornshed
same rate forany specified period.
ConRErosDENys requested TO address their letter, to
JANIS GORDON BRrrGTT, Proprietor and Editorand iii -
deE1 % buaness must b. pOst pad - - - "
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HULL. rUSSES.
NOTICE no NJ RED pEUonNo


DECISIONS afflicted with rupI may rely the beat
instrumental aid the world Il ids application the
Office No. Vesey street, to utI OF the
principal towns in the United States careful the
bach pad Of Hus trusses eyare endorsed BY Ur
Hull in writing None are genuine to be relied
good, without his signature.
Many have undertaken HuIls
celebrated tusses and thousands mpoie
quence These limitations cannot be relIe they
made by unssal mechanics and than the ord
nary uusscs.
Rooms have been fitted up No. vesey street, exclusively
Tor ladies' having from the depart
mert where female 10 In constant sttendance 70 walt
emsIe patients jyIi TYR
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-04
CAUTION TO FEMALES.

M A iIl Kr.stEL Il. FEMALE FHYsICIAN. would
the treatment Of their complaints except by OF their
that all she them ex
deem. it ne eesary to tote this she does wish be
ing advertising Female Physicians too and
Incompetent hemseve. obliged get scarcely less
residence s Greenwich street. between Courtapdt and Ii
berty streets Hous Of attendance from A NJ osP M.
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FEMALE MONTHLY Pills

WNG to Tue ceebrty efficacy and invariablc success,
" Madame Resteil's Female Monthly Pis IN all cases o.
nsguiaty ssppase Of those function. Of ns
their Introduction into the United States now about four
cophe,ieu and limitations constantly attempted 10 b,
Gent. bob Pu M IN different boxes, and called
rehhae slonniJ rLis with the object Of selns them
cautioned against these attempts to impose uion them
sufficient here TO state that all Female Monthly Pills are cou
terfes except those sod Madame Restes Principal c.
e Greenwich street. New York and Essex boston
PIceS Maoame Restels signature written on the ceye
Of each box. Wv ''
N B-They DO used BY married single bv foIioIs
tbs directions enclosed inside of each box Sold so bv ar
pontment at 2s4 Grand soet. corner Of Allen New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-04
NEW CHEAP CASH
TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT

SO JOHN STREET NEAR WILLIAM
subscriber nnnouces to his friends and the
the Cheap Cash System. where gentlemen will always find
and fashionable Of Cloths
not surpassed by other establishment in the
city al the following low prices:-
Fine Dress Frock Goats, any color from SI4 to s8
Superine DO do do Is to IS
Pants of Wool Black or Fancy Lassmeres 70 Q
Vests f satin, Silk, Valentia, Velvet, sc. to G
Gentlemen furnishing their goods have them made
jy24ec JAMES LACY
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GUIDE TO SOUND TEETl

SiDERATUM IN DENTISTRY.
mr. A.C. CASTLE 297 Broadway, Paste for Cling de-
- caved hollow teeth II be into the tender teeth
without any and with which
mpacted ONE hard solid body thus restoring preserv
ing hitherto painful useless teethl arfcaly sound and
perfect all their respective for ife-pevenng IN ALL
CASES the necessity Of extraction. Ladies the distn
gushed in society," offer their Testimonials 10 the vivid
terms its efficacy The Editor of the Evening Post,
says 80 1t is admirably adapted for tender teeth and
vos persons Dr. operates teeth with great
car. and ability" The New York Aurora, -; makes
Castle has obaned much celebrity for his mode
Meaes Faculty, hnys personally tried and IscGm%end Dr.
which pot in the aching teoth will effect permanent care
DELICATE AND SUCCESSFUL 0PERATlON;-Dr
A g. Castle has replaced by most ingenious piece Of dental
mechanism the lost portion; Of the upper and lower jay bones.
with dis terrible and casualty while in pursuit q
sonfpaoy Of this extraordinary cure and i. entire success
Dr. Castle now more souce Of reGrs. to the Lsutsnan
mospheTic winch he frs. Introduced the notice q
and English A%9a,:ador M Stoughsop the Spanish Consul
Y johnson. Preside .of Ihe Medical Society s. n VI Mrs
field, DR.. Beadle Dr. Boyd. Dr. Buyer Dr. g. Cheesmsn
DR.. A. II. Stevens. Dr. j. TOrrey Dr. Baylics Dr.
son. &c. &c. &c. Office 297 Broadway. j2 msr
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.-., ~ y " 4 y & n Z : ] -.
EnlLAis PHXsiCiAN Office nd s,,deoc,-.l.. tl...
L wch srest betpeec uouu,anst I'd The ~ ,,r.r. ,
shs car bs oonseltei With the coaidsu..
plants incident to the female frame 80 w.
Madame Hesteis e1erienea and 4. ~.
Of obstinate cases Of female t.rc,uay soppase
&c ,Dch . to require but few days 70 effect psdee
cure Ladies desiring medical attendance during
6ncmsnt or other indsposiuon will be dufn
such time, with private and res.seiab,s board
Preventive powdery.n for nsayucd lsdes, who's, r.
ica or rreeaou neah otbds rapid increase Of amls
VIII be sent by mail TO Of the United States rrie
~ PACKAGE All Letter1 paidl Addressed TO boz
New pors Boston Office: Ne Esset street
N. B.--Alsdamt hKSTELL wouid inform isdieI aesdl.
OF the city, whose health would admit 0l
she would devote terper,oas atendanet upon them
OF the ULed States within Reasonable dirrancs
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TO LET-Ths premise. formerly occupied sy the
:pseOus and DWELLING stable and suitable
dsd with every sSsy &
an view Of the .ssnans and
ss1s en- the Iessyng % b. m a ensn,
for public house. being abont minutes walk o-a the Hail
iso about five acres q pasture land adjoining the above
aysaae, orOf WIN NV X i MENTION,
- FOR SALE CHEAr-TwS fine buildings situated
abe for 1sne BUSINESS or residence will BE- sold
store Also, Farm Of no Wood land
n j. for $50 rsr q s good land gsi
me 8 SO ss ssse S s
Please sai or s VALE Ce5,issdt street every saturday
,h Sp viii esiven - is m.
e. SAN
s' ats sn the sS he
samboet landing. commanding extensive and Deaniifu
villages the Advantage sd much
s tn: s u $
msS,; are unusually lofty SPACIOUS and any and may be
greater advantages to the traveller invalid for winter resi-
The popeto again caution strangers dc, tined to Havana
e bring with them passport signed or verified Sy Spanish
and with
81 e be ~ rssisn Of the place
Iigdly enforce BY the Government and dtsous
aass e ' by s eT W By hs
vious yess. Of he intention embark permits can be
late in he day. will obvata detention of from to "a hours
70 ss, S Mr. g. @ as ' Sss
S ns. s ysns MSs ar, viii %
their earliest delivery through his box and their safe keep
American and English coin received in payment and letters
OF credit LOT moderate amounts negotiated OF received
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rI'ns. rkiyATh. rKkAYisE--Thu - a tt,v youms 90
certain Diseases which the convenient and private
Of stated in the plainest possible And
only directions given for the simple aud
cut those which have fallen into improper hands and
continue from month to month"; particularly dwe on
such person. will see mmediasiy the difeplde, which inn
oe pursued II esfh obssined only OF the
Dr. Ralph also takes this opportunity Of saying that he mar
be consulted on the diseases above ah
private residsnce, ct any hour.
Aware, however Of the deep sccitude which any
feel to consult of integrity well experience in
these peculiar complaints the pro er TO give
the following short sketch Of the opportunities ne as ad m
himself for this And this he the inclined to as
many have assured him that for want Of information
Kind they have selected from list Of advertising people
who lad boase most Of wonderful curesbut without
the bitlesst sePenanes II. therefore bsss that
been Atchns these diseases both in and city practice
work expressly them Also has testimonial letter.
from the most eminent physician, OF Europe, IT, the
nen in Ancnca--as SM Ashley Cooper Dr. Mott Of n
and Dr. Physck Of phie, and .ters and further
that he has the privilege of referring almost every phvs
Of this city Nothing can be stated he con
ceves better ground Of condolences who are stra
gers to him.
Consultations be made By post and for such he ha,
htficy rvate chest containing thing for
speedy md private m forwarded may be directed
rnce sd il lmsc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-04

GOAL COAL. COAL The subscriber having taken
The yard southwest corner Of King end Greenwich street.
Lowing reduced prices, viz -
From the yard, au,!ily broken and screened ton
I'd f Va. Nut, 500 ",