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The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1843-10-28

ELECTION OF PaEs1DENr.-The f,IIow;, ,
'ao'e shows the number Of electoral vo,..
: "'''n each state is entitled under III.
new apportionment of Congress-.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1843-10-28

T.. Red Rio.r Valley.--As an evidence -
"a ."e rapidly increasing importanc. Of ,h !.
parishes Of Catahoula, Franklin. ou.cb; ae
ana the portions of Concordia, Tsus.. r;,.s
a.; ana Bayou Macon, says the Concord. In 4.
.e"gencer, We would remark tia, arrans.
men's are already made for some ten .,s.s
boats Of good size, to enter thu ,rads s'. !"
soon as navigation opens. "
we are informed, verbally, BY psn,l.>
re sissa la8R 20 R n = R!zs. a.. 4.
cannot cay that this il entirely owsfsl s 1ss
wise course pursued BY the legislature, but
we would insinuats that proper and efficien.
action on the part Of that body would have
prevented such an occurrence for some time
o come.
a dredging boat was, wesbslieve, ORDER
d Tor the purpose Of keeping the channel
pen. This will prove I useless sxpsudi.
ure; for they might as we'll attemp. 70 70.
move snags from the Mississippi with .
ooth'pick. The cutoff at Racourci Or
'unica alone can be Of service; il one or
Ne other is not made, New Orleans may
id adeu TO trade, which, by propsr. policy
n her part, will at some future dayi bs
'e most extensive upon which she can
sly.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1843-10-28
" Inc following iOc;dsn. is related Of
Inc great fire 10 Tooley street, Looeo,.


inc great IRE 10 Tooley street, Loneou:
AT . o'clock very curiou. iuc;d.,, -.
CURED at St. Olave's church, a. which ho W.
Two par'le'' one BY license, the o,h. ,.J -.
oanns' presented themselves for mari, G. = :.
attended by the worthy rector, Or Kenn ,sv'
n!,er some lille difficulty, the matte, ".
a, by the firemen placing some board -.
over o Inc water which was in the ioter;or o os
ne church, just within tho doorway md.
ne southern gallery, whore DR.. Kenrsw
the ceremony 10 the mos, inv
Flesslve manner, notwithstanding The r. Ii
us IT, we're then actually on fire, from Which
NJ names were constantly emerging. a.d
,m'a The falling Of the burnt timba,. f. ~
ne Top Of the acknowledgement ure,.n mU",
scene the most curious and awful ~ , w;,
' s The ceremony being concluded. ~.
ar"e' quickly withdrew, and were lanai.
neered upon their departure BY The Is,s.
ssembly outside. "' urge
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1843-10-28
Indian Troubles. The ST. Louis Repub.

1WQtUU 1TOUOtC6."In ne 81. LnUIS N60U6.
lican, Of the 2S.h, has the following:
ave leatn from the Platte Eagle that the
Ottoes, in a council with Major Miller, their
agent, refused to Sign receipts for provisions
issued 10 them; and moreover, gave him 70
understand that he must leave their nation.
This, and the attack Of some Of The Ottoe
people on fleet Of Mackinaw boats, were
reported to the proper department Mr..
Mitchell, superinteidendsLt Of Indian affairs,
few days since passed up with a company
Of infantry, on visit to the Ottoer. He will
hold a council with the tribe"
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1843-10-28

Look otr ruR GiLDEp DiMEs "A fsw
ten cent pieces, that had been eiIded BY the
galyanic process, were passed upon some Of
the country folks in the up town market a.
quarter eagles. Il would be we'll to examine
al gold pieces with the utmost scrutiny
when offered in payment for purchased ar.
ticles 80 hilad. Sentinel.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1843-10-28

A rascal, on trial 10 Lexington, KY.
actually picked his lawyers pocket Of ! oil.
yer snuff box while be was making speech
to the jury 10 his favor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-23

A NIcE PoISr-One Ned Douglass New
Orleans leafer and thief. was recently brought be-
fore the Recorder for stealing an umbrella. Mr.
Douglass put himself on his reserved rights,
and defended himself on the principle Of the re-
solution of 49, He was strict constructionist
and doubted the constitutional right punish him.
There was not word in the Constitution about
stealing umbrellas, and it would be latitudinari
an construction TO consider it crime. It would
in short, be nothing more or less than % Old FEEDER
alisn,' and having, like Mr. Tyler, very tender
conscience, he couldn't think OF such thing as
osaizirg the rightto whip him. The Recorder,
however, having doubts-Cnria adcisare Yuit,
and Ned was sent to jail till the point could be
settled. [Cour. & Enq
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-23

Names ~ iu,eS,ctes whose Els.
tales bave been taken charge
OF by the Public Administrator
or his predecessor, and which
have not been hereiof0r re.
Dortpd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-23
HoosrcK FAILS, Jan. Is, 1913. i'll
az. TO MECHANICS, MANUFAC-

81 TO MECHANICS, MiNUFAC-
-. TUREgS ard stherS-FCR SALE; in whole or
pstrl = saii purchasers large and vacabe Zeal Es-
IN Haapo, Rockrpd County, Ncw-YorA about TWO
mites above Mr. Piersons No is containing Two Tcc-.
sand Five Hundred Acres of farm Ta6e ana Fore.
bsnd, whh very extensive Hat-r Power. consisting of
twc superior situations seats for mills on the Rauapo
Greek, End three Sony Crtek.
There Is on the Rauiape Grist aI with .ypo run OF
stones recently bulk, cast Eve thousand siiars Gear
wact modern built and cosa,ooious aeliae-hnusr
With wei OF water Ans there also the property
large two story vengboase "a all the NECESSARY out,
e1lldrgs suc Is barns saeds and s2les sufficient ar is
snss any kind besides Jorge and cna hcuse on lhe
Rsnapo which AFFORDS power Tor MANI acturin mr..
poses 10 Almost any extent ;heae being eiso e above
reservsirs that never Jack water
fn. He-iors ard aEie railroad runs ihrosgh te prop
ety. and also the Grange nInpike, the passage from new
SoTk being completed tree hours on the ernlsY by
stsaIoodi IL PlefrloGI aae thence IN the cars.
ne PFofsF,y IN The oaiRoa OF good judges abornds in
sn ore and les 10 the vicinity the Sterling and other
extensive mines Of red cold sior ore TWO aes below
Ausnss and 5boui i've below the welikncwii estahs-
r5eft OF The Sterling Company, driven By the Messr
further description q deemed unnecessary as those
whins 70 purchase vii view the property whsre he sub
scTihsr resides THOMAS WARD
kanapo valley, Dee. 9, ls4s. go rodlms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-23
RgORISON'S Hygeian Medicines

RT 0RISON'S Hygeian Medicines.
IfA MOTTO E.-where,.s, " A. Straanos OF 81 Broad
;gav New-YoTk Is making az improper lss of aassrS
Mc-son Co.'s appointment for he sale OF rhe. Medi-
cEes Tbs Is, therefore, TO inform he public that r.
m New-Yors aad that assrs Morrisaas 0zis Agents IN
New-yo-& are Messrs- FIRTH Z HALL, Of Ne. Frank
LIN square ro.a whom alone The Ae6cnes can BE- Rad e.
zine. tSigaeG1 MORRISON & CO
Dated British College OF Health, New Read, L-sdoa,
Jane 18th 1872 ivstf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-23

Ftas.--A small building in Water street, be-
longing to Mr.. Badger, destroyed by fire. about
Two O'clock on Saturday morning. As the house
has been unoccupied for some time past, the are
issapposed to have been the work of an pcendiary.
There was insurance of 900 on the premises
(which doubtless cevers the loss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-23
EYOSTTIVE CURE FOR CORNS.-

ESOSITIVE CURE FOE CORNS.-
SIR istiy Cooper's celebrated Cora Save has
been beioreihs citizens OF New Ynr Tor er.t
OF LINE virtues, and ,qpy u STATE thar
as have been able 10 learn. has pove it's an IN
aible Is believe been attended with
perec. Success; TIE following Certificates viii show
This may serlfy that application OF Dr. Coopcrss
ects in ny case, that many others which come
iin nay knowledge. a4 disposed 10 regard /, As spe-
che II. SHER~ GOD, NJ. D. SIS Broadway.
have used Dr. Cospers Corn Safyt Win perfect srccess
Ny corns OF long Standing i- sors: ever sa
bad that considered thesl ncurabie bot one or two al
plauonS OF the above named sTe entirely removed them
without pain. NfMAND BRADBURY,
Publisher Of the Boston Miscellany Ec II Nassau ..
Sold wiioeSais ana retail lS5 Nassau 81 and al
James z ChittD-s. H. d. 80 Broadway; M-ssrs sands,
rs Broadway, Mrs. Hsrpers, Bowery. lSs ruitou s.,
BROOKLYN AID James Il Harris, Chambers 81. and
Broadway. Il3 Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-23
County Seat FER Sale.
HA THE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale

A THE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale
is. his Residence 4: Hoosck Fall, Rensselaer, Cocu-
y, Ny
The dwelling House is o; brick stories beh 81 by 81
feet, with wing 50 by II eet-the whole elegantly
isbet. and Piled with every possible convenience The
Yards aD Walks neatly iagge with brick azd marble
and the grounds around the house. embracing acres
have been laid vita mech care planted with fine
shade tees and Ornamental sru6siegeher with one huc-
red young fruit trees, consisting OF varieties ap
pe pears. peaches, pes cberres aprcois ounces &c.
The dwelling L siEuated on gentle efneBee overlook
In the village, and commands extensi.s view OF Ee
valley of the Sco>Ick. Any quantity OF choice in
pro ed lst from 40 will bc sold with the pre-
mss TIE above property situated in rich and bighy
cultivated Agricultural reson p uics Troy MICS
from Bennington On me ROAD leading RON Lebanon ar
and IS rats- desirable location ter gentleman
taste and leisure.
Terms reasonable and payrncn:s to sui, The purchaser
For further information lnqalfe OF James T. Thayer ED
ges-Ycgk City, .. on the pr-nges.9 Of
L. CHANDLER BALL
HoosrcH FALLS, JAN Is, lst5- i'll 47=DSuw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-23

Our MoDgs OF LlFE-The Editor of the Phil
a3elphia Inquirer thinks that the modes of life the
means of preserving health are not sutficie nty
cared for in cur country. He says: Hundreds
become old and feeble FIFTY sixty, while Others
arc still vigorous il MAD and BODY, al the age Of
seventy aud eighty. Look though society, and
maay examples will be found. The Influence of
misfortune and disease is serious 10 many cases,
but with the multitude, the habits, the disposition
the ,ene of mind, nave far greater influence.
We were iorcb!y struck, be adds, /" with this view
day or two ago. during visit from friends, one
sixty,two and the other ffty-one. The former, al
though subjected TO many vicsstades; the victim
ct more than one serious freak OF fortune; looked
as we'll as he did ten years before, and was quite
as cheerful The other was rapidly declining, snd
without any apparent cause; the frs, being &C
tive business man, and compelled to expose him
self 10 all descriptions Of weather in order to OBJ
Tain livelihood; tie other being in independent
circumstances, though il is perhaps right TO add,
OF rather INDECENT habits. and tretfcl disposition.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-23
IN CHANCEkY-Befo fore the Vice Chan
4 celor.-The Bank for savings William B. lawrence

&c-second sun.
In PURSUANCE Of decrcta order OF this Court made in
the above entitled will lie sold Ib, auction '-
der the direction OF the subscriber Of te Masters there
Of by Halliday Jenkins, Auctioneers the Merchants
Exchange il, the City OF New" Iork, on te ith Gay OF
February Eext nj l2 O'Clock, noon, o. that tsy-
All INA, certain dwelug house and lot piece ana parcel
OF land situate lvag being in the Fueebt Ward OF
the CIV OF EeIv-YoIk bounded ami containing as follows
that Is % sly Beginning the centre OF party wal
standing pay Inc lot OF greund hereby intended to De
conveyed partly the adjoining lot, distant bty one
zine pches Norheasteriy fo" te corner iotAed ny
the intersection of the Nohsaserly side OF Tifleeah-
with The Northwestery side OF University Place. Gate
Woosier-reet) and running thence Westerly through The
centre said party wall ard also along other ground o!
The said William 3. Lawrence, bnndreG and twa isei
ten inches TO other ground OF said william b. Lawrence,
rnnniu. thence Norsaseriy along TIE same twenty feel
rne.and three onaFer inches 20 ether eround 81 the SAIL
Villas, g. Lawrence thence Easteriy along the same, aid
also through the centre OF theT7rty wall sanding partly
on the o OF gronci hereby nIeGed 20 he conveyed and
parity on ie adjoining lot handreG and four se thee
inches 10 University Place thence Southweser along toe
same twenty-five feet and ait inches, the place Of
beginning. New.l erk January % l8i5-
WILLIAM w. CAMPBELL, Mas:er in Chareery.
j2i 2aY.lS GEO. 7. STRONG, Saicitor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-23
g a n IACKAWANA coal

AI ~ Price Redacsd-Cbeaper thag sqn,Eer
dehssfy Call at tie CoDpauys yards, corner OF Beach
and Hesi ees corner OF King and Greenwich and COZ.
ner CT Montgomery ard Asnrcs Streets JIG IuIs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-23

New ARricLs OF SAlr.--Psofessor Liston, OF
Tennessee, thpee years age, sailed for Europe to
visit the great schools Of science at Paris, Geissen
Berlin and Gauengen. The study OF Chemistry
was his object. TIE German papers Of September
lsst, snnouace the discovery of new Salt b. Mr.
Litton. who is nov md mas been Tor the las. six
raonths a, ne laboratory Of the celebrated Licbig
whose fame has drawn around hin the chemists Of
almost every kingdem in Europe NASH. Dem.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-23

REruDrArlos.-There is no chance OF this
abominabe doctrine getting fooi-hold in North
Carolina. Our whole people, without distinction
OF party, esteem good name for honesty, justice
and strict regard the obligations ofgnoraiiiy,
valuabis 70 rorsnraity as TO each of The mem
beys composing Il. This was fully established By
;he ae,ian OF the Senate, on MONDAY last Bends,
to the amount Of $4,000, due by the Wilmington
Railroad Company, bns endorsed By tie State,
were protested for compartment sbe Company be-
ing unable 20 meet them. A resslction was report
ed Tor the Senate 10 pay them of. at once, and j,
passed The Senate, where there is : Loco-Foco
majority OF ten, by an overwhelming majority.-
We were greatly pleased with the hornely remarks
Of Mr.. Dobson. Western Farmer, and The wheel
herse of g Democracy in thar quarter. Sir
said he, North Carolina is my r,o,her-,ske ali
that l have, but preserve her good name bright
and uatarnshed' Solong as this feeling cherished
and acted upon, we may quarrel abou, politics,
hs, the heart Of the Commonwealth is in the RICH,
place raleigh Register, l3iL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-23

PURE DgMocRAcY.-1he Texan Congress is so
overrun with petitions for divorce, that bill has
been introduced, making every man his own I'M
marrer, and extending the same nestimable pre-
roga,ive to every married woman. 1t provides
that all married persons who dissatisfied with
their partners may be absolved from their own
vows BY publishing their intention to that effect for
thirty dogs. This is emphatically carrying every
mans anti-matrimonial mill home 20 his own door,
and simplifying the domestic arrangements in
way that must bring relief the labors of lesisla-
tors aud courts Of justice altogether refreshing
We should think, however, thatit would De wise to
carry the voluntary principle" into each end of
the connubial contract. and allow every body to
marry without the intervention of clergyman or
magistrate ''by publishing their intention to that
effect for thirty days" The truth is the world
is governed toe much. [Cour \ Enc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-23

EARTHEN WARES eratssssf
IL Ware-Tea seus-for saie by =. e So
al3 6RIHNELL, aINTURS q w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-23

FIRES Is MosTggAL-There were during the
wear 1912 I8 fires in Montreal by which II stone,
brick, IS wood ard 50 our-buildings were dam
aged or destroyed. The amount of damage
thereby was 81 1866 lis, or 500 ,467.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-23

Dated N-w.Yors, January Abs GLOSS, tEv.
P OSEWOOD VENEEgS-2O, GOO fl. /
e. resissd aad 6os ssle very low .; 4Ga Westinghouse
OAK FRANCIS CQPCUTT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-23

Az ArrIaY.-The ST. Louis New Era says
/" osr Jefferson City correspondent notices su af-
fray IN that city, between q Judge and Merchant,
without mentioning names" The correspondent
OF the Republican says that Judge Wells and Mr..
Thomas Miller we're the actors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-23

THE .THEArRE.-Tbe New Orleans Picayune of
the 9Th inst, announces that the New American
Theatre in that city was to be closed on the 18th,
far want of support; and further, that Mr.. James
H. Caldwell, The Manager, has determined to with
draw altogether from the theatrical profession.
{" Mr.. Caldwell assigns, as reason for taking this
step, that the drama has sustained a shock, not
only in this country, but in Europe, from which it
cannot recover in generation. He therefore looks
to some other field of enterprise by which to sus-
tain his fortunes. He announces that since the
opening of his new theatre, the loss has exceeded
5000 per night; and he further states the astound
ing fact that since the completion of the ST. Charles
Theatre on the Both Nov, 1885, to its confagra-
ton on the 18th March, 1912, he incurred losses
in supporting it to the amount of 100000"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-23

isp4sss.--The steamboat Charleston arrived at
New-orieans Oh the 9Th inst. from Cedar Keys
having on board one huRdred Indians, in charge Of
Leas. gri,tou of tbs eth, and johnson. of the ssh
regiments, and Major CaPris, lndian Agent,
snongs; Them are the celebrated chiefs Iiser.saii
aad Gc;ta-chee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-23

II kEMlTTANCES TO iRELa4%p,
SSGc &c The subscriber continues 10 transmit D:on-
~ Sums large or tma persons residing III any pat
OF ireland in The same manner as he and his predecessor
have done for the thirty years aBd more; also, 10 any
par, of England or Scotland
Money RENTED by letter post paid 20 the subscriber or
per ,onay deposited with him, with the OF the person
or persons ireland, England Scotland, whom It
10 be sent and nearest post town, will be Immediately
transmitted and paid accordingly and receipt TO THAI Ell
feet given or forwarded 10 the sender
MS Im- GEORGE MCBRIDE. Jr. 80 Csdar.St.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-23

no THF COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF NEMYoKh-Tb
drsd yf -AN Ne@
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-23

LEslstATivE FIsrlcpfY.-A quarrel between
Two members oil the Alabana Legislature, D. Hub.
bard and ]. NJ. Caieo9n. Esq, took place in the
rotGnda of the capitol OF Sssss on the 5th inst,
xrowisg CIT OF misunderstanding in debate The
only damage ,iat sulied 20 the helHserents wss r
rather uncomfortable spolistion of prnEles.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-23

20 In relation to the reputed death of Powers,
the sculptor we find this paragraph in the Bos-
ton Transcript Of yesterday
Powers, the distinguished sculptor, of Cincinnati,
now studying in Italy, in recent letter to friend
in that city, details diaboical plot to assas-
sinate him, which originated in professional jea-
lousy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-23

DAmAGEs.-The case brought by Mr. oanue!
Kivins, against ,nc Philadelphia Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad Company, to recover damages
sustained By plaintiff in consequence OF his child,
small boy, having beenrun over and killed BY the
cars. wa. decided Yesterday in verdict oE 81 l25
damages for plaintiff. Bait. Pat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-23

Nearly thirty years ago l read an article in a
Vermont paper, stating that the Northern light, an
e certain evening, SO low as to be visible be-
tween the spectator and distant mountain.
N-r- Hayen Dec SOih 1912 ~ WEBSTER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-23
MARSHALL AND TIE BsasEL.-The wester,

papers tell the following anecdose:
Al opponent OF TIL. gentleman. some few years
since, exhibited ks Political gagging by informing
the crowd, which he was addressing. thai his
father was a cooper, and had made many barrel
for them. Tom, in reply INDUCED in the following
strains: Fellow citizens, have no doubt THAI
Mr. P.'s (his oPponent's) father was cooper,
first rate cooper glorious cooPer-a perfect
snlasher of cooper, and rnadeyou good barrel
but fellow citizens he made one barrel (pointing TO
P J in which be forgot ID Pus 2 good head.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-23

Names OF Intsstatss whose IS
sates have been taken charss
q oy the Public Administrator
or bis predecessor. and which
lave been heretofore reported
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-29

II Nl.N EXPECTED, a very superior 10, Of 0
- an4cs Lenous. which Nttl ~ sd tn.uarl7lllr
low i,r c>sl,b by CHARLES PHELPS
May - Is
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-13
MEDICAL AID.
DOCTOR YOURSELF PRIVATELY.

re IS IMPORTANT with many pecy sin need Of medical
should h may ss 1nms to e sHpsr The
been published much enlarged and greatly improved
bsSe ssaatd o Of anu
bodily and mental weakness. p%ssPasssy
are faithfully dsnsated and the best practical method Of
sde he ss,H Mho may Palas
ssias Hp.a %po;snes and eeraa assIas,e
youthful from whence .S u. m 1 de-
hi friendly silent wnss sa'S e 5 oT f
and only the of escape but the GER
The chapter on structure worthy of particular attention.
and should be read BY The , suh4 %
conditional cure requiring generally only short time
Barclay St. Broadway, and the following agencies.
"S 49, So william VIII iaU St near ear Maiden Lane
No. E EsG Sl ss fs Of s S9 Of rle.
lss B bsiTsey ;. ss coz Of d ss saEsf.
sTRe work written by Dr. Gregory who still in the prac-
s SS Rs I'll at hi the
es Hs s he sss
treated for the complaint Were DISCHARGED beng cured and
epss and the disease begins show Itself again som
Sy Se;s s @ %
hs % h which wS be- be iessaSas ay be
"a sa
with the chronic inflammation rather nduraiou for il this
simple meas Gregory proud say
covered and bTouzhs to his aid remedy before used in
Rsr a n n sss o%
vanity busting but isl simply f 70 %Sm
ns Gregory 81 s viii 3 his o% Souss mot das
stored No II Barclay street. the Park until late hour
pSaSs ass g h have s ps s
order. ' an IL ims &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-13

designed for those who reluire speedy and private
most convenient IN plain and faithful The
price IS 81 The present advertisement, however,
that the which render these complaints obstinate
aud lingering the form Of ettf which he supplies,
free of expense TO any wishing it. HIS for doing
this are given the letter isef and in this Also will be
complaint which affect the mind Fs well as unc
tons of the body and which easily and speedily cured
when its nature is explained.
But lest should be supposed that the letter here referred 70
processes than really contains, the author TO state
that beside his long experience he has testimonial letters ON
the subject of his integrity and skill from the most eminent
Europe TO the eminent America, as Dir
Ashley Cooper Dr. Mott, Of New York. Dr. Physick, OF
Philadelphia and Others and also that he permitted to refer
TO almost every physician Of eminencs in the city
DR. Ralph would also further state that ne con So On
wc street. hour and those who honor him with theI
confidence the complicated Of disease will
they will obtain cure. auIl lm*r