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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-08
09W e 9l1AP
GOOD s..

HAVE just returned from Baltimore with q
a general stock Of Goods, purchased at the
most reduced prices, and will sell them al very
small advance for cash, or to punetual custom
ers on short time. C w AISQUITH. 4
April 81, l5A3..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-08
I ATTENTION

OMAC RIFLE.
I'VE Members composing the late s'Po,omac
4 klne,' are requested to return their respec-
i've rIiies and aeeoltremeassin good oEder. on
o. before TIE Isl lay n July aext. 10 thS Driil
Room. and llft their bonds. so thst said rides
may be inspected, 10 orderlhat the bonds given
for them 10 the State 'bs cancelled.
By THE OFFICERS.
Shepherdsiown. May rs, iS43.-u
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-08
lVOTIli|ICE.-.

WILL receive in exchange for Goods. Al
- fair cash prices, Bacon, good family Lard
Tailow, included or dipped Candles, Hard Sosp,
clean hags, Raw Hides, good due Paper Corn,
Flour, Cash, old Wheat in the mill. and few
other articles %. necessary 10 mention
June WM. S. LOCK-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-08
MERCHANTS MILLS

u o III l::8 - IN n
Under, and b. he authority of Deedso
~ Trust executed ~ me- 81 Ford & sasdsr
.or me purpose Of securing 10 Adam Moler Ger.
I'm sums q money sEerein specified. win rent
. .ol one year. sommeEcfug ~ NE Isl day of Jul,
ia .. s.SssJ q w . M1nL s named ID
The MillyiIIe min.
Situaiedoh the Shenandoah RiyerNahan, Ian,
miles above Harpers Ferry--the power Ia =,
nacity Of this Aill 20 manufacture FloAr5 4 eon.
sldered eqaalio any Militia the vall.y III Viz
ginia Il has FOUR PAIRS e rms /. sRGpsT
SIZED EURRS. and all the isasessar, msohinl
cry, and 9! The bes, construction, and i nov ii
eonPle.e order. Z
The Ark Will.
Situated on RSlIlskin Run ii he County or Ieg!
ferson, and wisain four of Eve miles Of cSa RES
town. aboat the same Distance from Thpmp.
sons Depot, on TIE Winchester and Po,omae
Rail Road This Mill TWO PAIRS or
BURRS. with all lhe requisite machinery fot
doing Merchants work.
Zach Of these Mills j. locaicd in the besl
wheat-growiag districts 10 jefferson countyI
and each hiss the advantage OF the winshesseI
and Potomac Rail Roaj, ia transporting Wheat
from The counties further up lht Valley.
Any fersoa DESTROYS OF RENTING. MY eali
on ADAM AieLKR, rss4r Isiltown, who will show
the Mil-, and give any Information required, Oh
on the subscriber, In Ehariesiown.
4 June I,lls43 N Tr,.,,., J
~ Torch Light. Hagerstown, and 4 ETam-
tRtT,' frederick insert till forbid We.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-08
Chima. (SIass - OucerTs----..

China, Glass a. Queens--@re.
1usT received, aud now opening. a large
e and beautiful stock Of China, Glass and
Queenswafe, which in addition to my former
stock. makes my assortment very full and com
pete, embracing almost every article Of use and
NAM Of fancy. Ny customers and others are
respectfully invited to cali and examine my
stock and, prices S II ALLEM0NG.
June 1, ls43.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-08
Cradles.

HNHE undersigned have contracted for rwo
il DOZEN Climer's celebrated Grain Cradles,
part Of which they now have on hand and offer
FOR sale. This well known make OF Cradles re-
quire DO other Recommendation than reference
to the large number Of persons who have used
them. The scythes are Of Waldron's make, war
ranted genuine.
4. .A&G W HOLLAND.
Harpers-Ferry, May ll.-th
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-08

These prices speak for themselves. and call
Fwilr prove that these prices are real, and DO.
for vain show.
4 II only remains 10 be added. that all work be-
ing paid for and not giving satisfaction will be
taken back, and the money returned, ifthe work
be not soiled. ALFRED ANDREWS.
Harpers Ferry, June 1, Is43s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-08

Situated on the Corner Of Main and PotomSc
Streets, in the town Of Harpers-Ferfy, Va.
II ispeedless topenter into details respecting
the advantages Of this, over other places, conse.
quent upon the intersection Of Rail toads and
Canals, and The establishment Of the National
Armory, rendering ita, all times place Of bei-
siness, and offering II any one desirous OF en-
gaging the Drag business, an opportunity
rarely ODE met With,
The Store Roomss large and fitted up IN, u
style unsurpassed BY sny in ihe Valley, and silu.
ated in the most business part OF the town. The
premises are secured By lease for a term Vi
years, and are offered with The store.
7 Communications addressed 10 ADAM YouNS,
Jrs, the undersigned postage paid. } will meet
with attention. RICHARD. PARKER,
| GERARD B, WAGER,
T,ru.,4sx
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-08
SUITABLE FOR
SgANWBsAG 9WAgxHg
The MOST DuBdBLt q FASHIONABLE WORK
In HIS
LINE OF BW@DNR8@

4 S4lN&S w +2S9u1N@WOu
EIs-This stock has been bought for CASH
and consequently The work manufactured from
!, must be sold for CASH. in Order 10 he CON
tiAuance or the establishment Those 10 WHOM,
be Is indebted, ne wilfof course work for =,
his established cash pasees
III have been induced l. adont,,h;. ...,
from knowledge Of The fAel, saeA.ae : :. 800
for goods when bought ON 6r~ait, SO 80
bbueht for cash and from the belief mnen
ptincipls i still advancing, and will uitnS s1ts
-iaaled by all, as the moAt equitable 81,
upoo which, s-ehase q system Of business trans
srs,ons- ~ consequences Of bis purchasing for
cash, pc will be enabled SO to reduce his prices
as 10 astonish those who have been purchasing
sssi,sney d snnoaScsiAFe Shared, He has 20
spstch and 10 style satisfactory 70 Is ~ &c
may favor him with their patronage manufac-
ihre articles in his line 81 price considerably
lpwer than any other individual in the county.
Before arranging my prices, suffer me to H.
lhsirate the difficulties arising from the credit
system, to the manufacturer: Suppose an indi-
tidual has % customers, and zach deals 10 the
amount Of $40, and only 90 out 81 the plumber
pay their bills-by this transaction he loses
more than The profit upon lbe whole Of the
work. II made by journey men- hence il is clear
loss 10 the proprietor But when be gets the
cash, he can recruit his stock At pleasure which
will enableihim also 10 make his work much
cheaper. To shew The difference between the
cash and credit system. | herewith subjoin .
table of both. BY which ] will in future be
governed,
oh p-;as, TILL D..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-08

70HR undersigned having just siurned from
- visit 20 Baltimore an PhiIadelphia. begs
lshvs 10 inform the citizens Harpsrs-Ferry.
and the public generally. tbafts has received
from these cities
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-18
Circuit Court
Before Judge Kent

July l7-ParnelUS. Wm. Larnberson--This was !.
ton for breach of promise of marriage. The defendant
is the Commander OF fast sailing clipper built for trad
ing voyages from New York to various In North and
South Carolina and the plaintiff is mner and dress
maker residing in Madison street in this city. John
Jones, who is ascrbed "a silver beaer by trade and
lamp lighter by profession and his wife, who appeared
to be the bosom friend of the plaintiff proved that the gal
liant Captain and the fair miliner hailed from the
village in the land of steady habits In the iyear 1889 the
defendant to visit the plaintiff at the house of John
JONES' where she resided and every visit to this port
he repeated his visit they set together in her they
walked out together, end very close intimacy was
shown to exist for the space OF At length hew
ever the blghtng intelligence brought the plain
tiff that the defendant had disregsrded all his plghed
faith, and of love and eternal devotion, and had
linked his fate for life with another-n short he
red at other port which in the of his bust
he called to visit No given for his
cruel neglect plaintiff but various letters read
in evidence which the gay Lotharo had written to the
plaintiff in OF which he lamented the necessity which
existed for young to lay capital before they
undertook the responsibilities OF the married life, and he
expressed the hope that he should be able talk the
matter with his dearest girl" his arrival in New
York when he promised they would have Irregular built
promenade" In another letter he complained Of Senas
that she not sincere, they would "dissolve eoge
Their" In another letter STILL he used the following
rious language which give perbatim ct ieratimIm
glad 10 hear that all my old grass widows well
am il was there would try and alleviate their dis
tress" In the letter he ell Patty behave
herself and keep her mouth clean, and will kiss her
when come back" The evidence deemed sufficient
to satisfy the minds OF the jury and they accordingly
found for the plaintif-damsges $4,000
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-18

This table presents the results do all official
turns when examined into, viz an Improvement of BUSH
under low duties, and decline under high
Observe the import of nankeens The moment the du-
ties began to fall under the compromise act the import
nearly ceased while the other hand the exports OF
cotton goods from 900 in 1885, TO
1888. One for this the necessity for sending
goods instead Of London credits previously furnished by
the United States Bank. At this time, domestic goods
lead and raw cotton largely shipped to China for the
purchase of teas This be done not only
means Of remittance, but profitable adventure.
judicous handling of present relations with that
government a free trade basis-ths u.s. low
duteswoud be of vast importance to this country All
tina. the United States gain rsm foreign nations must be
on the principle of mutual interest," English fashion
by bloodshed and robbery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-18

NrBLo's-The Raves to night appear in four
entertainments. Charles Whittier and Leon Javelli
on the rope-the late Miss Wells dances Jaleo de
Xeres-Antoine, Gabriel and Jerome appear in the
pantomime or tableaux the Italian Brigands, and
Gabriel and the whole family in the Ballet Panto-
mime of The IMiiiinos, or the Hungarian Rendes-
rous. Norchy is the great secret in establishments
of public amusement, and no where does it seem
better understood and appreciated than at Niblo's
there is an air of elegance, refinement and satisac-
ton about every thing undertaken at this establish
ment,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-18

hARNDEN " Co will please accept our warmest
thanks Tor the numerous iavors they have extended
10 U.S. IN depostng on our table Eastern papers in
advance ol 'he mall and often in advance of any
other conveyance They will please credit this
Acknowledgement, and be kind enough to place ~,
der further obligations.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-18
LATEST s0IITHERM SHE NEWs

l@It = t1SI SOU HEINZ STfIF NEWS
rHLApELPHiA July l7-Au Brilliant (Br] Red nand Lii
s Oceoa Yeaton NYork Below. Violet, Nowlan.
CT lhomss; Evelias, Chase, Boston.
MORE july i7-Arr Amethyst, (Br1 Doane, Ragged
f SMSh9me Thos Hooper Mayo NEWPORT
lin,n; ork Gid Virginia, White, AmieTdam; Edwina,
seey, Nf9Ik; John, Coffin, La GuaJ aud Porto Cabeo;
Pc ms Meme Nas,an, NP Mary Wiik Calf. Trinidad.
Vngn,a, Amsterd m; Mary Stanton, BeaIse, Bo,ton.
Ohio, Boston. N
RICHMOND; July l4-Cld Ocean, Willard Hayre Sid Lucy
ann snow faI River Cid 18TH Bremen, Bremen1 Vock-
man. Bremen Sid 18th. Iowa, sslem.
APALAcHIooLA. July Arr Iwsnowna Shnn Hayre: Ala
bama, Stewart, YORK. Cid Olive Bnnch Eng,h DO; De-
troit, Anderson, do; VIM Bryan, Moss, Boston.
Spoken.
Washington from Philadelphia July S. lat 27 45 Ion 7bv
the Amethyst, az Batinor -
Foreign PSrta.
RAesED ISLAND June 2s-n port, st Mary Bl Baker for
NYcTk, or 5 DIS.
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CO. THE UNRIvALLED TONIC MIXTURE FOR

CO THE UNRIvALLED TONIC MIXTURE FOR
the permanent Of all the proean forms of Dyspepsia
This universally admired MIXTURE being pleasant to the
taste and smell gently astrnges the fbres Of the stomach
and gives the proper tensty which good digestion
quires AS nothing can be better adapted to help and
nourish the constitution there is nothing gene.
rally acknowledged to be peculiarly efcacious in all
inward wastings loss of appetite, indigestion, depression
ofsprs trembling shaking Of the limbs shortness OF
breath, or consumpve habits In all nervous disorders
from whatever cause arising, its effect truly wonderful,
and all that tram Of sinkngs anxeties and tremos,
which dreadfully affect the weak the sedentary and
the delicate, will in short time be succeeded by cheer.
fulness and every pressge OF health.
Sold in large bottles, 81 each, In small bottles, 81
each. In Containing half dozen, IS, carefully
packed and sent to all parts of the Union.
w. s.. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Principal Office and Consulting Rooms Of the College
Of Medicine and Pharmacy, 81 Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-18

90 salute of thirteen guns was fred yester-
day on board the U. S. Revenue Cutter Ewing, and
the colors displayed at half mast during the day,
tribute OF respect TO the memory of Captain Nicho-
las Becker, late Commander of the Ewing, who
died on Saturday evening.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-18
Board of Supervisors.

This body met yesterday in the Of the
Board of Aldermen, and various accounts were pre-
sented for settlement, which referred to
committees One bill came up from Judge Ingraham for
extra services performed but it laid the table, as
ton for attending the drawing of Grand Jurie A BILL
amounting $685. from Mr.. strang, for services
rendered as the locum tsnens of Mr. ] X Whiting, Dis.
trct Attorney which Mr. Whiting certifes correct
II referred to committee. Judge Lynch also pre-.
scented claim for $685. the balance Of his salary for
for which he appointed Of the judges of the
Court Of Sessions he having been paid only the time
when his udgshp terminated by Of the Legisa.
ture, which repealed the criminal court bill This bill
likewise referred. Another bill from Mr..
Smith, of the loeum of the District Attorney
for the Of $ll2, which referred committee.
Some debate occurred the adoption of resolution
commencing the Board Of Education to hire, and not to
purchase school houses and to resort to the most rigid
economy The resolution adopted by vote Of - to
g. and then the Board adjourned to the first Monday in
September.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-18

90 UNEQUALLED SUCCESS THE NEW ERA
TRIU MPHANT !-Barnum has succeeded TO perfect
charm His automaton lady discoursed the sweetest
sic last night The new and complete band perfect
charm. The Hughes family delighted every one with
their melodous notes while Mr.. Cole and his learned
dog Billy were not only the astonshment, but adnira
ton also, of every The great attractions of the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-18

90 The old Ironsldes and Flerlda veteran, Gen
Henderson, commandant Of marines, arrived here
IA good health on Saturday morning. from Middle
town and took up his quarters at the American He
lef, at 10 o'clock yesterday morning for his head
quarters, Washington City.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-18

STORM IN PHILADELPHIA. -Phlladelphia was visit
ed on Saturday by a very severe shower of rain &C.
companed by wind, thunder and lightning, about
o'clock, P. M. The Times says it has wrought
delightful change in the atmosphere.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-18

For SING SINa.-The steamboat Robert L. Ste
vens leaves the foot OF Robinson street, this after
noon at o'clock, for Sing Sing, and on Thursday
and Saturday A pleasant excursion for % cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-18
BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
sales OF stocks at PhiIadeIphia yesterday.

s1hes Oh bt0cks MT FhIInueIPhfa yestefuHy'
SEQ City S. 1866 loaf; $4,000 wilmington 6s 1885, 72
20 shares Girard Bank 81 9s do Wilmington RR, los
do farmers and Mechanics Bank, 81 $4,000 State 6's
ls42 SO; 500 Wilmington RR 6's 1855, 72 so shares
Srard Bank Of $1,000 Tennessee SIS 1885, int May and
Nov eaa $1,000 Tennessee per cent sit; IL shares u
D. Tenn b2!; ii do Camden and Amboy, s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-18

90 WORMS.-Parents cannot be too careful Of their
children in regard to Worms when Dr. Komstock's
miiuge will entirely eradicate them and bad effect
possibly arise from its Price % cents per bottle
To be had only at 81 Courtsndt street Brooklyn, 13s
Fulton st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-18

Q3- SARSAPARILLA.-The Original Extract made
at No 81 Coutand street. is warranted equal any ever
made. II is afforded also reasonable price, viz so
cents per bottle, 81 per dozen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-18

JOHN QUINCY ADAMs.-The venerable Ex.Presi-
dent left Saratoga Springs on Thursday last for Lake
George.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-18

CASTLE GARDEN The proprietors Of this place OF
summer resort give a splendid display Of fireworks
this evening, on which occasion Gov. Bouck and
suite will visit the garden.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-18

"CoMMopoRE DALLAs."-The Philadelphia Ca
zete speaking of the late articles going the rounds
of the papers headed ''Death of Commodore Dali
las" says they have given unnecessary pain TO
many friends of the gallant commodore. The Off
Ger recently deceased was named alexander J.
Dallas Brown" until within few years past, when
he had il changed to Alexander ]. Dallas" He
bore the rank of Commander in the Navy, very
different one from that of Commodore. He was,
we believe, cousin OF the Commodore, and Of the
Hon. George NJ. Dallas The statement respecting
his death which we published in the Herald was
correct
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-18

.AshssThe sales Of Pots limited; $3.50 is the high
est we can quote Pearls small, sales ut 80 BIT. :
Whsebone-very little doing, and the old quotation Of
s6 cents, still rules sales.
Pyouisons-sales OF prime Pork at $3.50, and Mess s
~. Beefdull and rates rule for Prime S6ss 49, Mess
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YORK HERALD.
New York, Tuesday. July rs, Is4s.

SARATOGA srNNGs-Our readers will please bear in
mind that the Herald he obtained daily on the arrival
Of the cars from Mr. Lewis opposite the United States
Hotel.
LANsINesuRsH, n. Y-The Herald can be had Of Mr..
Lewis Rensselaer, House Subscribers leaving their ad-
dress Will be served regularly.
Ma. d. LYMAN Midde,own, Conn, is Agent for the
Herald OF whom may be obtained copies Of the Daily and
Weekly Herald.
SING SING, ". Y, Messrs. Stanton & Co.
KISGsroN, N. Y, Mr. z. Waller.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-18

The River Ar CINCINNATI. There was barely
seven foot water in the channel on the 18th None
but the slightest draught boats run above, ard
second class below
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-18

o. One OF the Equestrian Companies of Messrs.
Welsh " Deavan, SO extensively known as eques-
tran directors, will leave this city tomorrow by
the steamer Massachusetts for the city of Boston,
where they open on Monday next in pavilion
which is calculated has capacity to contain FIVE
thousand persons. Perhaps no equestrian company
in the United States contains much talent as that
which is about to visit our sister city
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-18

HoBoKEN FAR-The ladies OF ST. Paul's Church,
Hoboken, give their first fair in aid of their Church
on Wednesday and Thursday next. 1t is expected
to be brilliant and beautiful affair, and the object
surely is worthy Every body will, of course, call
and look at IL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-18

JUDGE WHITE-A Cincinnati paper states that
Judge White, President Judge OF the Tenth Judi.
cal district is lying dangerously ill at Indiana, OF
the Tyler grippe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-18

MARTIN VAN BuREN-Ths Honorable Elk Pres
dent is said to be dangerously seized with the lyle
grippe.
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=
CITY Intelligence.

SUPPOSED SEDUCTION MURDER YorNG AND
INTERESTING FhMALE.-The Coroner was summoned yes
terdsy afternoon to hold inquest the body OF
young female found drowned at the foot of s6h street.
North river On examination Of the body she was found
to be sneee and other appearances combined lead to
belief that like Mary Rogers and the German girl found
in the well at the Mansion Murray Hill, she has been
the victim OF her seducer Her dress represented her as
in humble life she being clad in figured calico irock
muslin petcoat and chemise white cotton stockings and
black leather shoes Her hair dark nearly black and
her teeth all complete From the decomposed state
Of the body impossible recognise any features
but her person conveyed the impression that she was
about IL years of age. The finding of the body OF man
in any Of the waters to popuous city never
creates much surprise but that Of woman is so strange
and peculiar that suspicion always follows the discovery
post mortem examination will take place to day by Dr.
VIM Tompkins at the dead house in the Park, where
the body be by those DESTROYS to recognised
A PHrLApnLrHrAN IN ANTHONY srREEr-on Sunday
evening Mr. Joshua Hall of Second street. Philadelphia
attracted by the Turing smiles Of Caharine Carnes
to the house Of No ls Anthony street. and while there
robbed OF his pocket book containing upwards Of $685.
with which Catherine made herself suddenly absent He
followed her closely and discovered her whereabouts
in grocery kept by Terrence ORouke, No 1853 An
thony street. to whose safe keeping she had consigned
portion of the money, which Mr. Hall recognized,
Of the bills being three dollar bill of the broken bank
OF the North River Banking Company also ten dollar
bill the Mechanics Bank of Philadelphia Officer
McGrath arrested the fra one and found in the room
$50 bill OF the Philadelphia Bank, which with small
bills made up the amount lost Catharine was fully
committed and Mr.. Hall taught lesson to walk Broad
way in New York with more caution and propriety
SUDDEN DEATH THE TOILET TABLE.-On Sunday
afternoon Mrs. Margaret Flick residing at No. Ill
Goerck street, combng her hair and finishing her
toilet she suddenly fell down and expired Her health
for past had been very good but she occasionally
suffered slight indspositio by pslpitaon Of the
heart but not of sufficient seriousness friends
any alarm for her e The medical gentlemen called in
IN mid in min tha nf
opinion that 1t resulted from disease of tho heart"
and such the verdict Of the Jury.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-18

GRAND FISHING EXCURSIONS. -Four delightful
excursions in the steamboat Superior to the Banks,
will come of to-day, to morrow, Thursday and Fri
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-18

90 MEDICAL CAUTION.-Professor Valpeau's Pill,
for the radical OF gonorrhGa and gee is only
had at the New York College OF Medicine and
As they acknowledged by the medical profession
to be the best and safest known hundreds
Of worthless counerfeits sterling into existence.
The genuine sold price ST per box at the office and
consulting rooms Of the College, % Nassau st.
W. s. RICHARDSON, Agent.
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Court or Common PIE

| Court OF Common Pleas.
July l7-At the opening OF the Court this morning. no
causes were ready for trial. and the court Immediately
| adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-18

ARMY General Worth and suite arrived al Tam
pa Bay on the 9th inst