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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-11
FOR THE LADIES~~PRlME GOODS.

AIDES beautiful thick and thin sole Slippers,
- French
Ladies superior thick sole French Morocco Walking Shoes mar
straps and French Tics
Ladies' superior thick sole Seal a nd Cal Buskins
DO fine Seal Lace and broad Walking Shoes bound
with Leather fair stitched equal that ever
mad
Ladies fine Calf Walking Shoes, with AMI without
Do superior quilted SIN Bu.kns
DO thick -uri Half CATERS
DO do Cater Boots
DO overshoe- Of different Kinds and qualities
DO white and black Slippers
Ladies viii always lind aud great variety Of All
the most fashionable styles OF
deph' anu elsewhere ami viii De sold very price,.
Use my besteAerons to Keep the stock the city
SAMt'EI. PUrNEY.
se % Main st. door above Hubbard. Gardner A. CO...
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-11

pR SALl-Onc Of the valuable tobacco ,pt,t,ops In
Il the County Powhaian
An estate nj 1900 County of Prince William well
Wafed Wen ubctcd. and well can purchased
for 50 an fmmeIatc application be- nadca great
One NJ TIE finest estates the upper River offering an
opportunity 10 large capitalist seldom 10 be met with.
thousand acres NJ nnd James River about 90 miles bo
Richmond 700 heavily tmhred This properly can be bought n,
ABOUT - an"er es Immediately upon the RIVER the aicr
point not being quarters ~ mile from waters ,
INC wood and timber wouli for the place
be'ihes these The subscriber r authorized n variety NJ
ian 81 almost description, the vefv
pace o Application Tor pefsons dr-nus Of purchasing
Oc a. HDI-TS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-11

New oud Fashionable IsOnnets.
VHT receipt of supply and Bonnci-
w such FLORENCE Braid, Oriental Prince Albert six
and Wirow-in which great bargains will be sold.
LONUONS. Wtf.G.INGtIAM 4 nREWRY.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-11
BRUSHES.

LARGE OF Brushes embracing the following varieties.
IN Hair patterns cheap Cloth do. very
Tooth, beautiful Nail from To 10 SHAY
fine; Backing and patent White Washing knot and
naed Scrubs hand and block Horse Counter painted handles
Paint. from No 6 o 0OOsO
Al Of which will puneual customers
GAYNOR. WOOD & co.
oc7 Next 10 the Bell Tavern
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-11

LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
UST receiyeda beautiful assortment of Ladies
~ Dress Gooi- Of Oh kinds consisting Of
Rich Striped and Chene Chusans
DO do Do Ees7ns
DO DO do M1uslr ne LANES
DO do Plaid yeys. and variety of other STYLES NJ
J. -. CUNNINGHAMS.
eN ~ shockoe Hi.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-11

steady work Love wages
IL EEN co having made permanent agreement with
- vera FIRST rate wosnon Christina
take this method n informing their they
afford and Will sell their Co,hng great discount hlvnr just
received largo lot n supefnc Cloths vcstng
our new store, next door TO William Allen Tailor Rich
mon Am KEEN A. fn
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-11

ARTICLE ons wanted by pens, just
a been invented and for sale, at low W. RAN
DolIS Bookstore and Bndcry. pen holder Ordinary
size with which VIII pen
well. .Thrrr /. thr
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-11

D@ CASkS primo CHEESE, Just rccelvel
- for sale by &C PC FRY & CO.
Blue BLACK and BLACK Uambnzines.
M MEREDITH would invite all buyers Black an
Blue Black Bombazne TO give him call his
bona4nes are not 20 be surpassed by other establishment
tbs Cry aud they Will he sold price for cash
ALsO,-Pan Blue Black and Black Mousclne
Black and Hue Black Alpaca Lusires
IA Black I.usirng ShaSs
- and - Plain Black Nou~iclane ant Thilet so
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-11
MISSES, AID CHILDREr

HUsT hand manufacturers IN Philadelphia a
a. large OF Misses aud Chiens SHOES every ~
rety Amongst them Fancy Gaer Boots Misses
children the
low. =. X. WHITE q CO. Market Bridge
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-02-09

4 What be had witnessed; tha b hoped
Dc meeting would adioun without delay
That ths credit Of he party had called
loudly for 40 adjournment hours before;
that hey had been. and stu were iurnista
ing sport and capital Tor the Wings, and
that 'lhe sooner the meeting adjourned
the better Tor Democracy. Mr. g: w.
Smith then moved % adiouru. and cali
Il no meeting--secrstsry Barksdals who
was opposed 70 this. said the motion was
ridiculous Mr.; Smith said Il was inien-
ded to Be ridiculous, that il was bound 10
be ridiculous 10 Be in character with the
rest Of the proceedings; that BY Cd Il
was ALL ridiculous The motion 70 ad-
iourn was carried, and adjourn they did,
sine die, and nothing done.
Add to al this, constant eonfus on,
noise, and boisierous laughter, from which
no man could refrain, and you have a
slight idea Of the Democratic meeting Of
the Oh instant ID is believed that a ma.
jofity present were Wings, and how the
boys seemed to enjoy IL You could have
seen their very sides shake. They were
ia the situation Of the woman when she
saw her husband and the bfar eight. They
They oil no, care a d--n which whipt,
and would Just as willingly as not see it
turn out Kilkenny cot affair.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-02-09

From an intelligent ship master now
10 Liverpool, we have received the
following letter It should have been
in our possession some days ago, but
has deem uncountably delayed.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. I2, 1542.
To The Editors Of The TIopic:
Gendemen-=l sent BY the ship
Choas a paper Of this day, the Albion,
and journal Of the 10Th instant, and
shall send by some shiP,iu few days
additional files.
| 6ud business, as Ear as lreighls 10
the United States are concerned, very
dull. shall return 10 New Orlsahs in
ballast. Our tariff has Frustrated tho
shippers here with regard TO sendi 6
goods TO America and had it not
been for the termination Of the Chinese
war, business would have been cOm-
pletely at stand. As il is, much will
be done with Cotton ; they will 60 TO
work here now probably for all India,
and we shall have q good market for
that great staple.
But the Tobacco trade must be
bad. At present, Il IL said there is
enough in the warehouses fOrthe whole
Of England for the next six years.
Several Of our ships are at present We
~ awkwardly situated, having on
board considerable, and the Govern
ment has no place to put Il; and un-
less they hire stores, ! do not know
what the ships will DO who have it.
The Trenton has abont 500 hogsheads
now in, and has been ready to discharge
many days, but sees no prospect Of a
time when she can commence. This
IS ruinous to our merchants, aud the
faults ofthis Government. unless they
pay demurrage, which Of course they
will try to get clear off they can. We
have many inconyienenCes here to pot
up with, and II generally arises from
the mer0hauts not getting their Cotton
entered or duties paid--but as this is
Of ten the case with US in New Orleans,
it is Of no use 10 complain, ] suppose.
I nave now been here about five or six
days, and have not yet commenced dis
charging. | think at the low rate Of
freights we ought TO have despatch.
As regards frieghts to the United States,
the British ships are and have been cut
ting US out here am informed ihafthey
are getting great prices and freights 70
the Csnadss and many goods with
the same shipping marks that we're
shipped to New York last SESSION. Our
Yankee Captains, some Of them, guess
that many Of these goods viii Sod
their way to the same merchants, via
Canada, as they did via New York.
/ hone our Custom Houses on the
lines win not LET them double US in
this way. Do tell them TO keep a
good look out back 'ide efthe house.
Respectfully, yours, e. A, K
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-02-09
Cai. Beatoa's position d5:,ye::aed IN his lac
letter to Messrs. Blair y Riues.

W. CSftsN" '0otttVW = .ft'- :" ~
letter to Messrs. Blair y RiUes.
"To make a definition Of my posi-
ton is a thing I cannot dol can't
that may suit others-that may, but il
don't suit me. That may be all very
well for men Of South Carolina raising,
and men from the New Hampshire dig
gings, but II won't srit my figures no
how--and no two ways about that
and so tell you. Now I'm the great
ball roller from Missouri am /
aud when solitary and alone, l set my
ball in motion, it does roll--a htIe.
Il dou't stop 10 hurry-the ball don't.
No! l never change my position, and,
therefore, never have to find or define
it. | leave il TO my conduct 70 tell
what am. ant political enigma
l amt. People come upon me with
letters asking who | am for. They
pile them up little too, mountainous
they do-rather. Nov. Pm for mar
tin Van Buren-I am-and so | tell
you, and l hope you are satisfied.
linen Of South Carolina raising. and
men from New Hampshire diggings,
like others,-let EN-; but I'm none Of
that raising or Of that breed. THAT
company wa 4 little 6xing-it does.
I'm the wrong sort of man for'em-I
am. They don't like ms-they don't
| amt political enigmO-I amt. I'm
the great ball roller from Missouri
II am, dam-me."
II would appear from The peculiar
style Of the above thar the distinguished
Senator adopted for his model tho or
atory Of The brown foresters Of the
Mississippi, mentioned BY "Boz." or,
as is more likely, that "Boz" was i'm
pressed with the emphatic and ego,is-
tical iteration Of Col. Benton, ana re-
produced it in one Of bis best drawn
characters. -MQdisonidR.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-02-09

Il appears from therePort ola Legi--
lailVe committee that the whole amount
Of Indebtedness By the people to the
Banks Of Alabama is SIG, 4Ol, s73 n.
Rep. Ban.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-02-09

Judge Story has decided in bankrup-
case bona fde judgment, obtained pri-
or the iliug Of a defendants petition as
a bankrupt, the judgment IS hela 70
be a perfect lien.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-02-09

For the convenience Of such mem
bers Of the oar, here, as are interested
in cases pending in the high CouH Of
Errors and Appeals, on the Supreme
Court Of Chancery, we give below the
time Of holding Of said Courts and the
order of dockets as they vii be Ia
ken up.
In consequence OF the prevalence Of
the Small Pox at the seat og Govern
ment The High Court OF Errors and
Appeals aud the Supreme Court Of
Chancery setting at that place, ad-
iourned on Saturday the 2lst, the for
mer TO meet on The third Monday in
March next, the latter on the second
Monday in March uexi.-'Fhe follow
ing order for convenience OF counsel
was made by the High CoUIt q Err
rors and Appeals. viz.
"The docket Of the second dislrictwill
be called the third Monday in March
and continue two weeks, then The dock
Ct OF the FIRST district viii be called ant
continue one week, when the doct ct
OF tie third district will be called and
continue two weeks aler which lime
the remaiSing causes will be taken up
in order beginning with the 6rst dis
iriet, then the second, and lastly the
third.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-02-09

A good education is The foundation
Of happiness.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-02-09
ARTFsIAN WELL

Our Fellow citizens John and Will
lam Black who for some years have
been boring wells in the prairie coun-
try. in this and adjoining counties, have
succeeded recently in a well for Mr..
Elisha Scull Of this county, in bringing
water five feet above the suIface-it
empties itself at the rate OF two gallons
per minute +; the we'll ESQ feet deep.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-02-09
DEMOCRATIC WING

RI0HARD HEHRV nRownE.--EDET0R.
TRUnsDAx. rnnnUAnx. 3, io4s.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-16

We caught up rumor that Her Majesty would
leave Buckingham palace at hal.p two to-day,
and therefore took an Omnibus that set Us down
by st. James's Park gate Reaching the Palace,
we found detachment Of HorSe-Guards drawn
up IN front of the gate around which some 5UV
Or more well-dressed ladies and gentlemen were
ii waiting. In half an hour the Queens carnage
and four, with two Positions and two Pages,
drove into the Court ard followed by three other
carriages and four. In quarter of an hour
more. the Horse Guards mounted, and soon alter
the Royal cortegc gaIloped through the gate INTO
the Park. We were advantageousy y posted, but
the Queen. evidently not knowing where ne STOOD,
had leaned forward to adjust her slippcr aud cid
not rise Ill the carriage was passing us, so that
we had brta glimpse Of her face. Wc!lad, how
ever, regular stare at Prince Albert who aP-
peared passive, docile and happy, as ali young
gentlemen who mary Queens and palaces ought
says that Suys portrait OF her is faithful and
striking. The Prince Regent and Princess Ame-
liza, "a pretily- dressed hoy and girl were in the
next carriage The Queen was in deep butplain
mourning for the Duke Of Sussex. There was
very little pomp or parade in tins movement 1
have seen more prctenson where there was; less
rank and more smoke with less fire. But suffer
ing acutcly from a jumping tooth-ache and an
agued face, caught in the damp cells Of Her Ma
iestys Prison at Ncwgate instead af walking
with the multitude in a beautiful Park, under a
light sky, hurried to my lodgings to take opium
and close this long, and | fear, dull letter.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-16

ITO THE GENTLEMEN OF THE NEW
YORK BAR-CHaRiEs C.L EcEEY, TIE sou oi an Irish
oIcifor from his perfect kno,sie5ge ofe rar:eus dues
iog n % respectable American Law Oce bes ieaye 20
tr seryices A. G. era Copying md Engrosstng CisS.
ite from 90 to 20 folio per diem secrecy In5Y
b. relied on a1d al copying committed TO his char- shall be
sxae with neatuess accuracy and dispatch. The most 1
syceptonabe references given character. ahe. &c
piees- apply y note Ieft with Hoce Gsee E1 tribune
Cfg or G. Leckey, Al s residence No 5i3 Bfoofa-s
IN the t.sr through City Despatch Otice. AL orders proP
j.. srraa,.s'i To- aGa 2w
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-16
Dessert.
GTATE OF NEW-TOHK, ss.-In Chancery.-
E.tar- .tl,a Wee CalnceloG of IE.e EiE.t C!Lcnt

Btorr the Wee Chancellor Of the First Citcnt
I5;io P Allen Michael Saenger al. master ssae
IL pursuance pa eerer Of The Coart Of Chancery Of Ire
STE of York vii be SOLD az public auction, nGer the
direction The ulersigned o!te SIls,eEs <aid Court
isrchlnts Exchange. the cit oi New or, by 4.
r I,d0w * aucrioneers the first (Isti Of Sep
iE bsx A. D. 1873 At Twelve O'Clock nooa Of that day,
rI,. certain piece OF isnI situate ie:,
r az of Ere 4nd OF N. York being part o
S fv-,,ns township number eleven, in the i!tEans Of
fTTnsl. bounded as follows Commencing al saE; stand
% IN The north iine OF SAID lot .- OF land -
..fer Li.rvy thenc. s5u,iedy line parallel with the
I bounds ii said lot being ;he easey boundary line q
M land herein described tory-two chains 1--we ahs 10 t
re OF the STATE Road thence westerly the centre o. t.=
e7n, L, poin. said road, sixteen ef2ins ard y*entyx
Inks westerly from the eas' line OF The land herein describe
T Jf;ierly I'm parallel with tie -asL Ire OF s2ic o
r.in and lorv links TO the north bounds OF 'd
iot tbs along last mentioned llne sixteen ca US
and rryeiEht links 10 e place Of beginning, coni4nI
sLury aces and ndTeds of acr, be the
na or less excepting part OF said premises !ty lesi
Nd running though The whole width norttry Ea'S n
occupied bY the itc and uflo Railroad COMPANY
ins tn premises which heretofore e@Gss{ =
- III ssi Slicael leEger Jesph Carpenter aad tni1
Wifi BIZ dee bearng date lbe 18th day OF June 9i2 ant
sre III the Clerks ofacs Erie county IN l,bef %, q
tds plSe 2S3 June l7n, 1852 Datet Ssy oIk JIiF )
a. D. lsi3 " lLl4iti1- " W. tp -,
Al. &H. P. ALlEs, Conprss soirs 'yl' i'awts
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-16
REFINED SUGARS

AT THE. FOLLOWING LOW CASH PRICES
VxTO0LSEY u W0oLsEY offer their stand-
Wv ard quaiy Doable Refined Sugar As foiio. lassly
Crushed 9l1 Do % 5iGhasedl 5Iassl bali 4fsu' per pound
The above are packed as iollows:
I.oayes in bnscs OF sr0 pounds,
irushed in bris of 2a9 do No charge Tor packages.
Powdered IN bfis of2j1 do ,f
Apply the New-York Patent susaI kdneFS corner .
South and Montgomery streets, or at 8, w sli-st -
N B. Orders OF The city must De accoHpanen uy I'm
mitrance.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-16
cc,.crn;. c,,ro,; or SIX Years StaldiI,g.
-" " " ~, Iuiv F, Iot?


,fsssqs Sands: Geut-Tl the month OF June; 1887 ] was
ara ked with cranp in the stomach induced by sudden
charx o parpiratinn b. timeiy remedies was Fle'ed,
,t my system had received shock nm which dd not re-
cover. About months after is scr"niHus iuip al.
r,rri on mv breast which gradually increased 20 the ze Of
hal;, egg and then became excessively painful trtd
different Paaac.as without dc:ylns an} benefit waryr ard
continuing grow worse applied TO inhpPaiic nHsi-
con who left me sufering more than lie ioun The
Sroula no appeared in ms right er aud aGci M tss
Swti!ei 10 four natural SIZE aud tene enslre
ulc.r,tjo rendering for years hslpics' Cripple, TIE
pc43t.r part of the time suffering eNcEcIatiag anguish
now 4 recourse again the old pf2ctce capped and
bIistered very severely, bur all 70 no PURPOSE
then triri ThomiSonia practIce wltl the same result
and nos dsspard beug cured NJ appetite euiira
Is failed and brcame skeleton: ior mouth! cnuij go
sleep la bed bar passed the Dig lmpug a30ut the
the moment; yidtoTr the pain became lnfnIToabc To-
add The horrors OF my StnaoG large tumoI APPEARED
the lower part OF the sae, winch became eNceslyeiy pain
Gu and tender rendering a!ost Impossible 10 SIT down and
dnspsired Of ever getting well.
HsanC Of the wonderful cures performed by sr.apa
did, scarcely daring tof0T- iorreri.
Your ss.nt s T. Thompson. furnished me wth The SaF'a
n-rilia ahd what tou.snent ard delight alter taHS
lrw bottles, find was Getting VII a lew more 20 ~
pstei the cure aud now ca0 say we'll Yes alter sfN
IS - health t.ou2i the e'sing OF t2F
enc ycur S:rsapsjiilat eIclr whose virtues soni
be Known throughout the World. return yoD ny slEceIe
rhanks and shall always b. happy 10 =Iveany isrir
TOY 20 the afflicted 6y applying 10 me ts 7 9 BTffR
Peparr and soll wc!esa. end retail and foF egRorltion
by A, B. SANDS Co. Druggists, t'I@nif' 2I!iass;!
ga Roadway corner of Chamb-rs street, Ne" foft 0!d
also hr a e. & D. SANDS, ~ fRf9a STR aD% ~ f:'st
Pr9ady.av carer of Market so soo.b DIuggiiS
generally n all the principal cits aDd chief towns o ne u
s Price 81 per bottle botties tor 81 tr'2n-l dIu
rneIts may be az our store. - - -
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-16
COMMISSION PAPER WAREHOUSE,

J
ELLIOT, .BURNAP u BABCOCk are con,
.ny Supplied viii large and sfPeM; M :ssgrHeni , 2,
which are the following: Huhbsrd's eobfed raHrrs =,
great vafi-ty; Boston coE9rFs;s PaI4Ts o s"lI5 la9
Pos: and Blsnk Book f.zfs Ciotdets a94 & Gs. M
aH B;nter. and Trunk Boards sheathas aad Wf<p'ns
Pssr-rnakefs supplied ith all kinds Of ft9sk aha ea 4
rails. -----------
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-16
REMOVAI-TO NEW.YORK.

yIHNE LOSS OF FEET AND LEGS NO HIN
L ORANGE. TO THE. ACT OF WALKING.-JOHN
FTHQNAS Cork Leg Maker SC. respectfully informs the
trF.ret corner Of Pike-street NewYok City where he
connne, to MmufactuIe A,ticai Limbs, on plan The
" Nene made and woo an artincia! leg for 20 years
and been manufacturer FOR 81 feels confident of giving
satisfaction 10 all who call on him for LEGS. HANDS.
AENiS nr The COMMON WOODEN l. In.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-16

C Caution.-The TraseiRs Public are cautioned
against paying h-iriare Albany Schenectady 81 Uca
frter Tvs, tilan syracuse or suffering their bag TO be
put in the Cars gons West Of uga s there ar. Other modes
ara Falls aud Buffalo much cheaper and pleasat.r As The
agents Of these lines not permitted 10 enter the Car oSs
along the line of the Railroad becomes far the
Proprietor of these cheaper modes Of conveyance 10 put the
Travelling Public -ir guard against the IInPosltion' OF
t:les. 6,ions mo:opoirs, by this notice.
Syracuse, May 1873 mY29 imeod
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-16
THE TRIBUNE BOOK.BINDER

No. Srruce-slfeet, TNbune EniIdngs.
JAMES PRlN GLE respectfully i1orms his friends and
the public generally that he has commenced business with
determination do nstce 10 his customers both oTuslity
Of workmanship aud scale charges. He prepared
cute Binding n all It's branches.
Jobs any kind ap2erainns the business solicited Or
dsIS left II Mo- Spruce-stree will be thankfully received
ana faithfully attended 10. iyl2 Il
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-16

DKrPAhls For. WlNTER.-The undersigned
4 daily receiving at their yard 2l5 West corner
Broad Mountain and White Ash Coal which they offer for
sale SJ per o Broken and Egg and 81 20 large Stone
aud Nut tsec Fifty addition when screened
from the yard Orders received the Sugar Refinery, %
Leonatd st. and at the yaTd TYLEE * MAPES.
yD m
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-16

~ Timed Lead Pipc.--The subscriber is now
prepared 10 execute orders Tor EwBANKs TIMED LEAD
Pies Of any To Persons abOu Introducing
into their houses, by being coreful require Their
Plumbers the above named pipe viii probably only
save the Of family All respectable Plumb
this Pipe whenever requested In addition to nuner-
certificates heretofore pubsh thu subscriber the
following:
As the Croton is about being introduced into the
city Of New Yor and as leade1 pipes ae filter than those OF
any other mee for leading the wa into houses
strongly recommend the OF Mr. k.wbanks timed leael
tubes for that purpose for reasons fully forth preceding
statements JOHN IoREt-i NJ y.
Pref Chem in Coll. PLY. and Surg. =. J."
Having witnessed numerous cases Of lead colo occasionea
By drinking water conducted ysaaen pipes and having
aninei the timed pipes Nlr. Evy bank ucerely
mend their universal ntrcductiom where l2tsn used
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-16

pEAGH ORCHARD RED ASH COAL from
the well known Salem VEN of all sizes screened and de-
hytred from che boat or yard below tie market prices Ly
erp8oI 81 50Lehsi sze, 80. No second quality Of
toai--Ho Agents. All Coal wsighed by City Wsigher.-
Gsoes sent up the North aud East Rivers reduce
ard 5Ot " sshIngton st. near Spring.
en- GUERNSEY & CO.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-16
Remarkable cure of Hip Disease.


MrssRs. S,SDs-Cent. My daughter aged six years
attacked with the hip disease when rwo old and since
then she has been growing gradually worse utl recently and
her suffering intervals painful To behold and
battles all description The head Of the hip bone thrown
entirely out Of place after which matter or Is orme, IN tie
socket lomt and for months succession she
entirely deprived all natural she reduced ~
mere skeleton and very often excl';ne. Oh Mother wish
might please the good Man above take TO himself"
Ii tervent her SuiisanSs might be Terminated
and nv ANXIOUS fears removed
AID in the seventh he will not leave lorsake
pu our and confidence Him; aGt tluly say II
has been verified in the present Through His blessing
and yonr nstTumentaty child lresyes. restored 10
per.rct health and living Of the efficacy o your
iiea-resoring SasapaiIi. We had tried al the remedies
thin ourreac had the bone SIT had II bistere AID
pmerc without effect She commenced TIE use OF ;- Sa.
pariii4 in april last and less rlan week tefe i
tect Improvement discharge from the m
ami in days COMMENCED hea ng, aad IL les Than
weeks entirely closed. During the OF using the Sar
slpfl passed large quaotitles OF Worms. wbch aided
materially Fastening the she rapidly improved IN
health and strength her appetite increased, and she
tirry restored and wholly so by the Of your Stfapl
Wi, the grteiu feelings Of mothers t.eat and father
~ " WILLIAM 6 BAILEY
SARAH BtII,EH
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-16

I LIVERPOOL ORREL COAL-Imporled ex.
rrcs;y for family having been lowered in the hold,
L's DAY diSchaTcing from the ship Lucona Pier 81 y. r.
Beach street for sa lowest market price, lots suit
purchases, b. WARD & BROWNE.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-16
WILLIAM 6. BAILEY,
SARAH BAILEY,
No flc L'pur,L..rr,.,sf

We The subscribers being neishbors William aud Sarah
Baey know the statemenn relation TO Their cnld AID
" wy WILLIAM POWERS.
JOHN MYERS.