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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-05

TYLER MovEMENT.-lt Is very generally stated
that the "Tyler Guard of this city has brought over
the two "Posts." morning and evening, to the cause
of Captain Tyler, from the camp of Mr. Van Buren,
large dose of patronage given to the :" Morning
Post" is supposed to have been the exciting cause
Very likely. Newspapers must live. 1.-THE field
oLndenwold do not afford sufficient pasture for the
honest animals, they must break through the vir-
GINA fence, and try Captain Tyler's meadow lands
! am afraid shall have to take up the cause ofMr
Van Buren, myself, out ofpure charity, of these
days. Don't all desert hm-oh don't.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-05

MOVEMENTS OF DANIEL WKBsrER.-Mr. Webster
arrived in Philadelphia last Monday, and was ex.
pected here yesterday or to-day
1t generally surnised that Mr.. Webster will no,
return to Washington, having signifed his intention
to resign the State Department next month. He
will probably make up his mind in this city. If he
were to open law Office here, and become cham
ber-counsel, he might make his Sl5, 600 per annum
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-05

AN EARTHQUAKE shook St. Jago de Cuba on tn,
9TH ult
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-05

PROTECTION OF lMMIGRANTs.-We have been gra.
tilted by finding that the suggestions thrown out by
us the other day relative the protection OF imm-
grants from the imposons of swindling agents and
boardlng-bou keepers on their arrival here, have
attracted considerable attention. Many very me-
anchoy cases of deception and robbery perpetrated
on strangers arriving from Europe, have been COM
municated to us by the most credible informants.-
Indeed we believe that the frauds and robberles
committed by the set of scoundrels whose business
Is to pounce upon the unfortunate immigrant are
now familiar to great numbers of the community,
and that their outraged feelings only await fitting
opportunity of expression, and that they are fully
prepared to join cordially in any properly organised
movement for the prevention of this systematic
course of swindling and robbery.
But this work must be undertakes in the right
way and by the right sort of 1t is not at all i'm
possible that movement may be originated for the
ostensbe purpose of protecting the immigrant, but
to which he will be just about much indebted as
he would be to that sort oprocess vusarly described
as going out of the gridiron into the fire." We
perceive that meeting is to be held at the Mayors
office this evening, about this business. 1t may be
that interested clique the authors of this move
ment. We shall, however, send reporter there,
and tomorrow we shall be able to speak more at
length, and more explicitly on this important mat
ter.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-05

The WEATHER continued remarkably cold in Ne
Orleans on the 18th ult
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-08-24

/ ne 90 tfsfaT 81 Hsf.-
To- afr1.Iai ila.h frrtr-l, -
=, trs. iis - trutk. Fm..'
A. le-l| rrssrt = y a. -, -
- ~ h.l i- irsass,inss i. 80
lIom isll.nE. Ttsn 81 lhs ~. 20
siens - hes beast tnshsd fresi. s.. 80
any, u uss bss go kusbsss 49,
bsseus hsr. By ne a.ssirs .ri.n = -. ~
drisk- Wnhsmessrsrss h.m... -.
shs rsissd i.im -. slliiurrh ! l,,,. ~
snd 80 Por'rd him uiih hsrsrn r.,i-'s
eothim n ssaiIs. I'D lnii inca 49,
by ~ tme I Z sssmsil psrisr.lr 49,. -
-nd pniY Inpmti,d incoi es,s, 49, -
ne frsqaen,. sad xndsrly u,s.d -.
tuailits al hs nilr..
Alisrsons ,i@s ,hs get hin uns,,...,
aad N bid. lisi he gfrw acre ,n5 -
stupid every mamsni. s
I" o.. shat Il lie shns Il a. - a.
vile nnsrcd snx.onsiy. ulil. a. -. -
ia, had - 6rsi sushsd nas. sl.ll ro.,,s..,
% now freely. She lhea 70. $500 -
and ehsfeJ hts ienplrs y 10 n ~ ~
20 washed bis lace snh eold a., u,
lfied vasiots mesns - sfpu.e him -
he Isthargy Of d.uukeEne.s. =. M.
90 purpose.
A. last. dsspsiSing ol ,urers, a. y.
da~n bts de lin. sill 10 tears, d,,w e.
srms around bic rssk sad ia.d h, r.
,sndeIly sRsinsi his. She had ls,n AN,
l,'r sbaui i've minn'es. eksn Lsr ku,h,,I
rsll'd her name in wh.,sss.
Oh. hew eagrrly she DID Iislea ~,
her rrsronse Il his ell.
my husband Eere 10 Do so.r A,
be said this. sill IN a whisper, but Aver
expressive one. he locked h-r s.eaail, !,
The fare uiih a rofui.h tuInkle Of H.
eyes. and qaiv,rng III ii, hes. n,
sescle II hieh he rould vii d.tseul,x
RESTRAIN from ufea'hirg ,loss txprs..lr.
organs into merry sn,ls.
Mrs. Peicrs understood abe ul ole ,r,,.
IN a nomsrt. and boxed her HUBBARD,
eafs''oundly on lhs spot. Ior te,y low
while he laughed until his sides aehed !,
bad = III. esr.
In all discussions upon the various m.
icTinn ie relations Il man and wife. Ms.
Peters was very ea,efvl hor she declared
her coDsse 81 se,i'n. were shs Placed ia
similar eirrnmsisn~es. II. IN any case.
sbs was led uathink,ngly n do 20, ~.
remark of her husband silh Q perulii,
ihflrrlian Of ,he VOICE
"0h. zee. llmy husband wsre 10 10
So had The hsppiest elect imssinsbl-.
and instantly put an end to lie unFroGL
sble diseussion-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-08-24

dsmssrssy, ,, taBst.i Hsa ne rsslh
has there uTs aihff ftnflllift 90 ne
Peui1eusy hsls y b Pprisns g ~
saas rsfIft "a 80 msy sceqult ~ ne
h.sts uisk uklth ne nss EliiaF hsuk Z
aown ne nsss Il NE. lea Blrna koo
ne mssshsad OF ne SlaAdsTd Is saes -
he i,sk charge e ne hsl.a Bs,ads'ni
etsnss the lsri. nhish u salosips-. shsi
khsfe are ofher csnd,dass. sny nore shan
bnryirg lie Lad Of Re oslrich a he
ssnd hides from view hls beaviliol tab
Val he Siaadard ~ - own frifnas y
lie blush. By denyIre ~ 1 h Dsncerss.
have fee eandilases Cor ths Presidency
And does ne really AIRED % Be- inlarmsd
= o. n lhese e.ndid.le are. and where
hey hail frsag' Well hli him; and Il
he is nel sa'is6 q that they cot The ruun-
ny into " seelions" snnrgh, he weald Ger
is'nly not desise "a see ne parry = Ii %
inlo grea e. naabsF Of lac i,ss. Tbsre.
ihen. y Mr.. Van Baren. Of New York.
uho halls from tie port a. kntelhrok.
where be sss driven bF sirfssol weaihf .
N the storm ri popular indigestion oi
iS4O; there l. Mr.. Bnrhsnsn. Of Penn
sylssnia. VIA hats from the ranks ol
The I'D FEEDER party; there is csI Jalsa.
son. II Kentucky. ~ho balls from tie
6sesi [ rOssiags; there !. G.n. Csss. wha
has scarcely h.d "a laesl habit noa" 81
this county for some years past. who
hslls from some where ahpniIhe frontiers
Il Democracy; mi Lat, t'.oogh M least.
there j. Mr. t'alnona. al South Caroline.
who bail. - rerensly from The Wing
rlnks. that he dan't " seen 10 fake 80
vii with" large pnrian &c the honest
democracy. The word IL command may
be given. .l-i. ~. 81 4 Alb .ree.
TONS snd all the ho,t. II Democracy! to
lte right ahaut fare! iria The ranks for
John q. cslhoan!' Bul vii The sec~
i 'ns" obey!
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-08-24
NOTE. by THE EDITORS.

In a PRIV t. Letter IN his bfhiher, &c.
neral Wash'nyt II. speaking ri the action
A. Gerina ,tlwn. nh~sfvys, = Our LIS ID
killed aid wound j was atos.t one ihon.
sand men Genefal Nash. ni North Carr.
y 2. WIS Wounded. and del ,an or tire,
days atiet. M~ns ,au,bie iii ees q
ours were .ls1 wounded. and some killed
In word. Il was hlotdy day. W.ult
- ilrasea c'll,i ali It lad been nnte
fartunHts me-" 5A col. Spak Y'stsash
iagt0n, l03.
tienrri Suliivan. IN Iii, letter 1, TIN
Pfssldtn II &ew II ,mpshire. cane vol.
1861 SAYS: We Io-t solne alua5 officers.
amnng Nham vas The b,sye General
Na-h. aud my Two adj. dt-c4mp, Naiais
S5erbnfne end Wing, whose singuIa-
bFisffy mas. evrr Lo. hpnol 10 lhelT me-
mnries =
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-08-24
From tie Raleiall slar.

The l'aiirs If the no Tern Democracy
have c'nfnlais for ihc pfesi1ency 10 every
scsiion al The cnuairy.n Ratti N Star
i tbs ifur2 the Editor d Inc Star il
ccra'niy 4 'cpI1 the secrets oi modern de
NJ rracy We should be Obliged 10 him If he
would laior,a " no 'ha Sc eaGdid,tes are. and
Were they had from
.So,ii CorO'ias Standard
Mt quite 50 /" deep" as lie new Ed
li"r y 10 the "mysieries Of conneam. !"
We were M awsre before tia IT, ' wish
e,i 10 keep THE fact sa,cd in Inc above
quo a i'm rom, our paper a secfe,. Ii
~ y. hn~esrr. sui u,e purposes uf sho.e
who d,slre 70 make Mr.. Calhoun tie
.ss'y head and hool'' u Lie nlo,crp
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-08-24

mytflf, lhli tfisF N hk snffgy oflalut
aIlla. 81 hus betn abe a Prodles hai
tgo thalEes-ens spPPorrd 81 FTagi
shirh - himself Is dlsersiiird sd lss
alher uhirh. Il Be deens - oGenrf, he
Is the azly man IN An<rira uho woelA
Ofthe flourish sboal fsring Hish Which
he cenersl rrly appropriately add esa-
rarirnairally eanelsdes his nos | shall
ssr n.sshine. heeanse K deserves 60 ffPly
rhich il wonl brcnnr nae 70 mlke.
I sm Sn. vefx especially
Your or. sertf
WILL A. GRAHAM.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-08-24

Ia town some ffy miles from BO.-
.on, the members tf q tsliglaus ioci,ly
were in The habit 81 holding conference
meetings IN lie church. a, which they
msde MUD Of audible confession. ,ech,
nIcally called rreoun,ine ones '.expsri-
ence." A very piuus M mher 81 he
church. Mr.. D., was IN the habit oi
insilins biz ne,ghbr. NJ. L., WHO
was MT 4 member. 10 sitend tiicse meet
lungs. II me or which Mr.. D. 20, Up
aid sisted TO h. eaoet.e ,lian that he was
great sirneT--lhaI he slnned daly. and
with his syes optn--lhsl he wiilllly and
knouiugly sinatd--ihal goodness cue's
not IN him--lhai he was ib,Ilulrly ard
Totally acprsvsd--ihat nnihing bui tho
boundless mercy and infinite goodness e
tind could save him Gom a. rnal dam.
naiinn. Alter this confession OF Mr.. ID
-, Mr.- l.. Who had by accidrit
bern Vlsc.d npon the .ssnxieus seat"
was called upn0 10 rtcoun, his "expsri.
ence." lie arose. and with most inpst-
inrbable gravity, slatd that he bsd very
lillle TO say III himself. but The brethren
sOnld remember il.ai lie had lived ior
five-and twenty years The nearest neigh.
Dor Of Mr.. D., that he kres him we'll
more in,ims,ely sothsn any other IN
and il gave him eres, pleasure, be-
cluss he cnpld do iiwnh en- ire sincerity,
10 confirm ihs truth ofGIi brother D
hal cor fessed Of iimstf When Mr. H.
sa, dosr, un,ltr tie Visible ard audible
smile nf The Whole congtegaioh, The par
snn not excepte,!. vi. ID sehtup 10 him
and said. :, Yau are a rascal and a list.
and III lick you Wien you Get out os
churh !. Boston Post.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-08-24
Tosl Is24

.During he last was she liiils aoWn 81
Marb'shsad lurni,hsd l.sc0 men &c he
public serve: snd ship % raf. prisa-
ter. lee,. o. Aoulla, PRISON ship. OF de-
POI. Vas wiihant goodly hnnhst Of rep
aeseni.sives from This psuiosie lown.
Nor we're they III eon6ned 10 ne sea ser
siee-thsy composed one sn,irs company
81 the 40lh regiment Of regular ifoaps-
almos, afollef Is the 1s ing artillery, and
Bahy scstieFing recruits f.F oihsr services
~eIe raised. Many a. shsse brsss men
we're kii,ed uti.s fghtng robiy f.'r their
country. and etstrs we're imprisoned.
A. he elass e he usr. nsnmaulh. The
English prisorhouss. unified her glos.-
ay prisan g-irs upon iise hui dred gal.aut
fellows wha h,lsd from lhIs obscure fsa-
ing tOwnr'
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-08-24

~ ~ sisntd ianlt y ne ffn hsb
shilfhulsf 80 haze iuTnistfi. ffqsri ~
- t1s e. 80. @suy hare 81 Iailrl
senmfn isI err shirs Il !. Esd Al =
~ sioss q ihs Rsspiuenn. shfn l.s
Pspslaiisa .as aurh lsss .hsa >, rrsssn,.
= sisafment msts - ne Gensrsi Gussl q
ne suifrfsn ~ ihas - sahskisd lhs
fsllssiaz rssuli.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-08-24

Tie .7msricaa Captain and fte Brit
ish .g,imirai.--Wten, during the la'e
var. Admiral Warren WIS i ing 10 the
Che.arsake. Captnn Smith was sent by
Gamm,dne Stewart. lhen al NnEinlk. To-
negotiate IN exrhange al prisoners. Tho
news hs,l jnsr arrived oflht capture oil Tie
IA,a. snd the Admiral. speaking ri ihst
event. asktd Cspisia Smith how Il lap
Ieafd that our ffasies were 30 surressinf
N tskihg theirs! Gsplan Smith answered
ttl,t lie knew no reason for u, unless lha'
We fought beuer. - NJ" sad the Admit
rsl. " thst cannot he: hut lila fessan -.
bai w" thirds of ynur crews are b'iisn
srameu. " /" rhsr,' reIlied Captain
Sml,h, = lle.nther third beng Americans
makes lie whale ,iiatrnce The Ad-'
miral a tenps.d no luther SPlauatl"n 0F
Argument az / c knoity subject.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-08-24

Commodore Tucker We remember
we'll hearing this vefefaLle msn rels's
his receiving his first commission, ~ our
navy. lie was "a MTtSheall, snun ai'cr
his return from Engllnd. aud 81 the tn 9
Washington was al Cambridge. Tdeksf'
then young Ban, was cutting wosd Dr.
lore his mo,hs re door. ben a gaily dfe'-
sed oiicet rude ,luwn The street. d was
10 the dark ofevening. ard The officer, see
ing Tucker thus mrlyrd. iode up /"
him ADD asked him il he couEl infnrm HIM
where The honorable Samnel Tucker le-
-nlrJ- Packer, asst ,Rshed. answered him
10 ilse nesaive. saying there is no sum
n,ao resides here's there is no other Si'H
furker IN lbla town bul myself lIi'ne,
aiafely on hearing This. tie nflicer ialsfa
has beaver. ard bnw,ng low, pc s,n'ed
him his colanission 10 HE navy.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-08-24

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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-21

!, The-e shs, be Two Standing Committees to cor
sst of nine members each; II shail De Tue GUY u ~
first committee to prepare business ios lac 80 I'
and of The second t, procure members and sahSc!'P
tons IN !.
g. The officers and stindng cnmmi@cs sha'i W
,enied nv n, Association by rfra r0fe vdt', ana
majority o. the votes gwen shall lie necessary ~
choice -, .
more OF ltir presiding oihceiS, s"ai' io'i" i
IN. TRANSACTION of busu' s.
s. The regular mr,trg ot lie ASSOCIATION snai az
place on tie first Tuesday night alter the i'is honu'y
IN each u,on;h, nnd either OF the pfes'd,e "hce ''
call meeting a, any time upon the Application o h'e
| N mbars :,;o,
o The Treasurer, before paying any APPROPRIATION
mus receyr certificate Ia thu' effect from tie Presi'
ds,t Vce Preside nj, acting Chairman, sna We ne
co:6lng Secretary. ,;,
IA .mandpen, By majoTiiy Of quorum, and sna'i oe
sisued nv al, the officers end members OF The Assoca
II Thu; Association shall continue in existence uii
The second Tuesday OF December, lel4.
The meet ne then proceeded to eject ue ieAo"'"s
officers under The Constitution:
Prss;d,nt.-John Clayton, Esq.
Iies presidents -Pinkney Arn.tl, Eusehius I
Boydson Thomas Rhcu
Reeordisg Seer,tary-James SnodSrass' p
corr,svondine Committee Charles a Harper, Ne
6esak Kidwsll IT,, John NJ h'n..
Treasuser- William X. Russell
COMMITTEE 10 prepare BUSINESS for the 7ssoetaion.-
N a Johnson, Col john Pr,chnrd, Austin Merrill,
Or. N. B. Yous, Iolrn II. Martin, job Springer a.
Knots. A. He's, w. T Morgan. -
Committee 10 Solifit MtmjsrS aad Sa5sfript,ons-W.m
Kerr. john E. Knots, William Mundf!l, William W.
zum. George RYAN, James Jones, George Swisher, D'
J. It. Hawkins, Col. John Musgrave
On mot,oa 1t was
Resoired, That The proceedings Of this meeting he
forwarded 10 the Marion Pioneer. Vince ne Argus
Scion of Democracy, and Richmond Enfuiref' Tor pup
!ica!lnn. -,
After seyera speeches, aud in much harmony Of feel
inc the meeting adjourned meet again at the Cont
house. on the LIST Saturday in January next.
JOHN CLAYTON, Chairman.
q A H.RPER Secretary.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-21
xnCgvxc ~
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TIE LARK.
"Mccn W.T. REMAINS u>srNc."

,,.,i.cr AWAY. p-nud bird: ia Isn't thy home
Cn eu.;:'s iow hrea::
And when II, u'It weattei, whiter shai' uiou e'''e
To b, a, r.st:
Whittier away: III. earth with summer o'oou'
l. newly dressed
r,,n ne soe heritage ,hou brushed in showers
The slisieUius dew,
Seen peepina through. -
Has Garth 10 spell Ia bind: have w!iuwcou ho"ei'
No power 10 WOO:
Ian,y thou Il razed through the long gloom oil n'Sh
On some fair star,
We. dreaded To pursue darkllns ngh
Un,red-afir,
Her silver car.
I,a,,v 10 thee alone 'iis given 10 hear,
In echoes dim,
The strains subInci. chanted in Tie ear
OF Seraphiln.
Till filed with holy RAPTURE, thou draw's near
TO join Their hymn.
Or, knowing whercc sweet i"spiral'oa's gwen
This u,cIn went,
per,b,nrr " I'M eager pinina thou hast Strlfen
Th,, ,bou msIi i,ink the sacred from Heaven,
Fresh ~ foaEt.
Ran, futterer. I pastake ihv high delight
Thy holy thrills
Inward and upward IN thy taaefu :lish,
Thou soar'st III vii.
Peyched the highest point OF EeavenwaIc sight,
| see thee sill.
Oh. marvellous! tia, thou, thing 50 small,
The air shoui'st flood
With sound ailnen, and musical.
Most tiny Cloud
In the blue sky, RAINING DER earths green hai
Music aoid.
What car such enchanting melody
Could oye
The pusins cir, high hea9ed with ecstasy,
Thy Tags ur-buoy.
Me,hinks The morning has commissioned thee
To speak It's j1y:
Might, rich in Jewels as E;h!op's queen,
On spra, and stem,
ON every Hill. iuwcT and ea!lst green,
las left gem,
And rentlest airs tell swceily they have been
A-woong thea.
Glad nature seems the freshness 10 pafake
OF Edens birih,
And every sound nat halls the morning. break
Has tones az ninth,
While thou, 10 sing the glorious day awake,
Soar'st high o'er earth.
God OF the morning. With aioring eyes
To thee bow.
Thou mad :, the lark preacher in the skies
hear il now!
The air is flied with blended harmoaies-
Their author Thou.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-21
rIyt. !. orery COUNTY.

At a meeting Of portion Of th- Democratic Re-
puhieuns Of The county Of King & Qneen ossemtled
at their Court House on he ll,h cay o! December,
1913 (beirg Court day. John Gaines, ESQ., vas call
edit, The Chair, and james R. Howser appointed Sc
ere TRY.
The object of the meeting having been explained
hy The Chair to be the formation Of Democratic
Associa for the County of King 4 Queen, i. was,
on motion OF Younger P. Watkins,
Resoiped That committee of nine be appointed to
draf, Constitution and Resolutions, to be submitted
TO the meeting TO be held at the Court House on Janu-
airy Court day.
Whereupon the following gentlemen were appointed
BY the Chair:
Younger Z. Watkins, John Summerson, Benjamin
r. Cork, David p. Wright James NJ. Jefffies, SAM
F. Harwood, VIM Bird, Gideon Spencer, Robert NJ
Davis-,o which number upon motion, the Chairman
and Secretary were added
On motion of Mr.. Summerson,
Resoired, That the Chairman Of this meeting be op-
pointed Chairman Of the Committee
No further business being before The Association,
friends and f,ow citizens, John Summerson, and
Austin NJ. Tribe, Esgs, being present. were called
upon, ard addressed the Association in eloquent and
heart stirring appeals.
On motion Of VIM S Jefries. the meeting ad-
journed. JOHN GAINES, Chairman.
JAMES R. HowsER, SECRETARY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-21
IMPORTANT TO PHYSICIANS.

PrDidySuS LteTI CuFfH M i-JteTaHi .Hf0HS.
sNR no 1'HOMPSOS'S PELVIC CORSET AND CTHet
~ ABDOMINA.. BaEDAGE-We have completed our AZ
ranccmen,s manufacturing these instruments which VI" tr
furnish supply airqnai To ANY demand ihet Hcfe'
;ur rnonarv-.yidricrd ,rd demand, and nOlc
appreciation. which constantly receive lioi Tile fs ned
cal men in This cy and from various artS The
rant pressing preference tie notice OF
the medical profession and the public
ne fee sat-. be coBvncc! -! icif cice
aud app cably To prevent mistakes 10 ordering. we give
drcrf If The which VIII enal" an' o"e TO G''
which may appab the for WHICH may he wanted
The Pvic corset for the ccRs of PoapSus ten "'i aeni
ant sra.rs, easily adjusted and u worn by t potent ~ h
ont any inconvenience The :aa "mleh i've sno 70 w
cal portion oil the pcvi' n pat uSnay irndef uar' pfe'S
based upon m e5iri. ct proper sz ana shape nearly cAhu
which secured IN It's place by l''o straps composed %
trsial, Ia w;ich l. added portion 81 elastic webhs '
AL the intentions OF elasticity contemplated "
# ainda:es.
The Abdominal Ban,a-c. for the of prlap,u'
weakncs-.s aamabi. adapts Itself T." The tom
Of the patent and couiriVrd and constructed "f uc mate
mas allow embrace the entire SOFT aud elastic portions
abdonen and While sn>ts tie spinal cuai"n ~
comfortable allows the utmost freedom o acton
cy-y p,r of tDe body ra Gndcr circumstances tt
giving suapor: comfortably and eenclIyeeuy a'oi
iog The objection usually urged again, c1mm,n oanaa'r
hch wrinkles or folds, and thereby act
cod Thus handasc Is also kept IN place BY means o '
of elastic webbing.
Tic webbing pant Of the na;cia u rniive s q" "s
pi:entee inventor We deem unnecessary 10 dwell upon
the adv an'as- Tie use Of 4 IA ihe ans1S's ",
metallic springs abe L. The oso;!on that HEY rarely f
comfortably well they br modified Ia su the o
cusanc-s al the case These objections nre entirely 9'e"
Dr. lhcmpson's insuGru they can be made larger
vantage is tia, they can be had for about ha The rec {" avg
Instruments which offered We ac enabled 1" 30 r.
having purchased night t" make Them WIN view o oet'i
ng the objections go generally urged against instruments wv
KIND, because of The high prices asked Tor tEen hoping I" i
birse ourselves BY increased sale by placing them "n m
reach of patients who wonld Otherwise be dehaed hr U.s.
tliem and far. pleased To say, that our eNtcan
have been realized. o ,,, ,.-,, =.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-21

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citation city Of Richmond FIRST THURSDAY In the
NJ February been appointed for holding sae
Temperance in the city OF Richmond, to whic all
Societies in the Commonwealth, earnestly requested 10
send delegates.
representation every Society Is urgently demanded
hoped will prompt in their attend
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