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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-10
TO MARRIED LADIES.
MADAME RESTEII,S PREVENTIVE POWDERS

r
Those inyaualae Powders have been Universally adopted
in Europe France particular for upwards OF thirty Year,
swell by thousands in this country being the only d
safe and ecacous remedy for married ladies' whose health
forbids a rapid increase of family. r.
Madame Restell well known for thirty yeas 10
male Physician principal Female Hospitals in Eu
ropethose of Vienna and Parswhee favored by h great
experience and opportunities she attained that celebrity i1
those great medical science specially adapted
the female frame for which her medicines stand unr
vailed well in this country in Europe Her acqualnt
ances with the physiology and Of the female frame
enables her-by tracing decline and i'll health of married
females scarce in the meridian of life and the
pid often apparently inexpcabe causes which consgn
fond mother grave-to their true
arrive knowledge Of the primary causes Of female o nds
the discovery of her celebrated Preventive Powders Their
adoption has been the of only the health
but life of many aeconace wife and fond
ther.
The advertiser feeling the importance Of this subject and
tmatng the vast benefits resulting to thousands by Their ado
ton would respectfully the attention OF the
RED by all that they hold and dear their consideration
Is and virtuous prevent evils to which we are
subject, by simple and healthy within control
Every dispassionate yusus and mind will unhe
stangy in the Affirmative Price five dollars Pack
age accompanied with full and particular directions They
be forwarded by mail TO any part Of the United stnts
TELL, Female Physician Principal ORse is GresnTlSSh
street. New York Office hours from JAM. TO Q O'Clock I'M
Boston Office, No Essex st. Jl0 2m,r
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S5OO REwARD-cRQss' SPECIFIC MIXTURE f

&5OO REwARD--CRQss' SPECIFIC MIXTURE for
oous compants Of be organ Of genesion anu ana
or all remedies yet discovered for the above complaints this
It makes speedy and cure without the least
streton to Diet drink exposure or change in application to
We give long qusck recommendations deceive the pub
speak % notify where her iie be O had and
s ea 1 nor effect spd 70
This disease that unfortunately pervadss all ranks Of
cety-hgh low rich and poor matrimonial and single They
here With by IN s Re ,%s ss%
Further the disease cannot contracted if dose of the
& Ss o SS bs yh @ SIeSR Is
For sale only a, WIN: H. Minors 1872 Broadway, corner of
Of @ qS , Boi,S ia and
and Epons Bs Of SsGuios cu SSS BY he use
af G @ n 0 so s Fl. %19. his f
Td Week @ ps0 s i: OF I'D ie salt
heSm for which medical xii and the most powerful LOTIONS
had been used handeds hay. been ireckles
Who Ii It'll.
s s s se Is s G'fSa :.
Ss. H eps som s%S S III vas at S
literally treated with small fortune might be made by
Ssss1 IS Y S'%
York and by these Agentsn Philadelphia, by Zieber
Third and Dock next 10 the American Hotel
g. Co. 2 King in Albany, 81 State street IN Brook
Ign, 1879 Fulton street. jy2i lm'm
NOTHING WILL BEAUTIFY, DRESS OR CLEAN
Of Jones Coral Hair Restorative makes the hair deciously
PissI sT s% sfS SI'Ss @
SsaS ava %aff P public
we know il is pretty much ali and afraid
but people will buy moee persons give fair trial. and
they will be well satisfied They see the names OF ths
respectable store who have used his ana
recommend il. -,
Sold price g. or shings bottle at the sign Of the Anne
rcan Eagle 90 Chatham street NY. Agents. Zebe Lsdg
Buildings Phila Redding State street Boston state
Brooklyn.
Tn. Naples Shaving Paste made from the old Naples Soap,
sold here for thes shngs box makes one Of the eas
es thcket and lasting aher Of made u is beau
fully scented, and put up in neat arsi iva lms rm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-10
CAUTION TO FEMALES
MI RESTETI FEMALE PHYSICll

MADAME KEsTELI. FEMALlt. FHI sI.iaN' w0ui WOULD
the of their complaints except by OF their
that in all she attends to them personally her
experience practice and enables her do She
deems state this, she does not wish g be
with the continually and dsaP-
pearing advertising Female Physicians" who too sno-
and incompetent themselves Obliged get scarce
" less ignorant quack experiment instead Consulting par.
lors residence Greenwich street. between Couandt
y Nj ~ ALI IN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-10

I FATHER AND FINDING STORE, 2o5 Spring ,,rec,
- TWO doors from the corner Of Washington street nes1
Clinton Market Ney York Constantly general as
skins, with Deer Goat and Lambsn Bindings Shoe h1na
Lastnss Galloon Ribbons, sheengs Linen and Leather
Innings Boot Cord and Webb Boot Trees Lasts Hammers
Pincen Avis and Tacks with full assortment of Shoema
au3 lm.I WARREN g. WILKEY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-10
HULL'S TRUSSES
NOTICE. TO RIIPTURED PERSONS.


DERSONS afflicted with nptues may rely upon the best
instrumental aid the world Affords application at me
epa towns the United States Be careful to examine the
back pad Of Hus Tusses they endorsed by Dr.
Hull writing None genuine, or to be relied upon as
MANY persons have undertaken limitations Of HulPs
celebrated uses and thousands imposed upon IN conse
ouence These limitations be relied upon hey are
by unsku mechanics and no better than the ordi
nary trusses. ,,
for ladies' having separate from the business depart
ment where female is attendance to wait upon
female patents je20 I'm IN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-10
UNITED STATES
TEA EMP RUM,
III late l29 Chatham street, Ne,o York

-, ,AeESey, 3ls BLrreKnR sTREEr,
~ w LIE Il AND RETAIL
THE CANTON TEA COMPANY continue 10 offer for
~ sale new and fragrant Teas Of every variety and style
he assortment specially includes the most delicious and
powerful srad Of Green and Black Every package bears the
stamp OF neainess aud elegance therein are 60
hoIoughX secuted from light and air that their quality and
power VIII ienan unlmpaired IN climate Their system
prosecuting business IS perhaps, scarcely eYceed II
founded upon the utmost regard rights OF The custom
ar especially win respect 70 weight and quality and nnr
vailed ehes1ess All purchasers called upon 70 return any
the will be cheerully and promptly refunded when
merchants, public estab shments heads Of families "a h
masters viii find IL decided advantage to xunnv INV
from this establishment '''' "'e"seI'es
GENUINE JAVA COFFEE roasted every day
Orders from all parts Of the United States executed
promptitude and despatch. WIN
Il = The only warehouse in America for the sale NJ uo
LkN's celebrated Black Tea. 10 I'm : M
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-10
MONTHLY REPORT OF THE
NEW YORK
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE,

MEDlCAL AND SUhdlCAL lNO11lOlE,
No. rs Chambers street.
CASES SUCCESSFULLY TREATED.
8 Seminal Weakness. Enlargement oil the Heart
2 Inability 10 hold the URN Midwifery. "a,
/ Inflammation of the Bladder 4 Secondary Syphilis.
acute Primary Syphilis.
Inflammation of the Eyes. Is Gonorrh1a.
2 Cholera Morbus. 5 elect
. iIjcersisd Breasts 2 Onarism two under treat
3 FIuor Albus ment, doing well.
Ulcers about the mack of the Buboes by improved
womb method Of treatment.
Sore Nipples. rheumatism, acute
2 Falling OF the womb. Scrofula
Puruent discharge from the Cutaneoos Eruptons
Of young lady Of Delirum reniens'i
eight years standing. Group child
l Enlarged Liver. Dyspegsa,
SURGICAL OPERATIONS
Hermoorhoidal Tumors Cancer Of Breast removed
moved from a lady who Adipose Tumor removed
lad been sufferer twelve from the face
wears and has resulted in 2 Urinary Fistua: .
perfect cure. Tumor removed from the
Fstula in Ano. eye lid 80
3 Abeesses in the Anus. Fracture Of the Arm
S Structures in Urethra. Injuries Of the Head.
2 Inflamed Testicls. l Hare lip .
/ iydrocele i Contraction Of knes joint
DR. H. BOSTWICK,
Attending Surgeon and Physician.
c. MsMANUS,
Apohecary and Secretary al lmec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-10
GUIDE TO SOUND TEETH.

GUIDE TO SOUND TEETH.
'S a;
saS Hassa y sss
j s .Ss. ri md.s
ssd '2ss Ss' H. RS:
s Iii raf S T S% II: Sun
celebrity for sssse9 IN mode . IF ss the
personally %' t s% Pna
a ahH. eo tis will Eject 's ""' m
DEcArE xS6 IS ss5f St fH"9frIsikA
.Ssi s%sy d. 81 81 srs
ne Sjsn1 wns from a s.
s's G ;ts
fa'i
gs% LS:s Sas LIE
S,ei smith .' Dei sSsid a Bas Boyd D.
81 p. e @ Sss' a Or b sssf&2s s p .s
5 3s4S sP o '1i 0FE ss WIN
asd Se s
1 moah %ht ssa dsesysd teeth from
Be used with tooth brush and will be found cum.
snd the o
il is particularly useful in spungy gums restoring
them to healthy state causing them around
the TOOTH In painful affections of the teeth and arising
from exposure cold il will be found highly bsneca l.
lust before retiring This method is recommended by
eminent dentists doing all PARTICLES of food which
during entirely removed and the mouth
kept through the hight in sweet and healthy state
Sound teeth and white the valuable portions
of poor humanity how neglect the attention peces
sary for their preservation when surrounded by all the
needed Among these know OF more pleasant
eecua than the Oris Tooth WASN'T ceansss and Will
the teeth strengthens the gums purhes the mouth ana
the breath We recommend It's use TO all young ana
DID, Boston Morning Post. .., -.
our enamel.-( Boston Transcript. -. -.
For sale by the principal druggists IN the city ms
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-10
June 28th. 1874:
ELIZABETHPORr HOTEL
EIIZARETupORT NEW IEpcEv

I, NEW JFINSFI1.
THE subscriber begs friends and the
public that he has taken said Hotel stely kept by T. Al
dch which has undergone thorough cleansing repair
and public boarding house for the reception
of visitors.
The table will be furnished with every variety the market
ferd and attention will be cheully bestowed that
conduce the health comfort enjoyment Of visitors with
PRICES to suit the times The proximity of Ezabehport
TO New york. renders this desirable summer retreat for mer-
boats Cinderella and Watewieh leave New York pier No
North River and Elizabehport every during the
day. JAMES MOORE.
jy18 lmsr
NEW LEBANON SPRINGS is the most healthiul and
~ pleasant place of for visitors during the
months, in the United States.
Visitors from the south who intend visiting that place. will
find the most expeditions land at Hudson thence by
railroad TO Edwards Depot where stages readiness
carry them to the Springs.
The leave Hudson A. M and p NJ. the arri
val of the boats from New York and passengers arrive
Springs in three hours from Hudson. az 3wsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-10
TO THE LADIES.

DIR. HULL'S UTERO ABDOMINAL SUPPOKTEK.
THIS instrument for the radical OF Proepsus Oter
l. or Falling of the Womb, by external application super
sedg the the obectonal Peasay recon-
nened the afflicted the OF perfect restoration 10
health having failed of performing cure even under
the aggravated circumstances. r.,
we'll this country It's adopted TO the entire d,snss Of
ing Hospitals of London and Paris, and UNIVERSALLY re-
commended in Europe by medical men Of the highest
this country by the leading members OIL the
faculties Of Colleges and Hospitals and by all the eminent
private practitioners.
Rooms have furnished exclusively for ladies' at NO
Vesey having entrance from the business d
where lady attendance, ~ apply
and SIN tn feua patien
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-10
PEACHE. FOR. SALE

THE Subscribers have for sale about Sir Thousand Baskets
Of Peaches, orchards, growing in Delaware. These
orchards three and four years old the all budded and
Of he best assorted kinds and uncommony fine for this
neghbohood. The fruit think, will with any
TIA. may 20 into any market We offer sell them by the
basket deNed on the wharf Delaware City other
contract '' - ~ ' W
Any wishing purchase can write or call and acc the
orchards and subscribers Delaware Civ Delswar All
communications must be post paid JOifN q Ti ARK
jy27 3w*r wv m ~ IN"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-10

DEAFNESS.
DRS. CASTLE AND EDWARDS, AURlSTS.
C27 BROADWAY.-Extact =
s.,o ehsserfally comply with the request Nc
ntos To testify that he nvaided home unfit for duty
OF total deafness and discharges from his
that while IN New York ON his England he placed
himself under the professional Ds Castle and Edwards,
Auss Under their treatment recovered lbs hearing and
has returned to his military duty.
Signed, II. McNEVEN, M. ID.
Surgeon to III. NJ b. Forces Jamaica.
ACOUSTIC DROPS.
for ncpient Deafness eaache pains buszings.
singing sounds IN the ears COLLECTIONS Of hard vita
ted Of the organs Their oil has been POI
pua remedy curative in all diseases of the ears for up
wards of twenty years. Offices removed to s8 Broadway
White street. jyl3 lmsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-10

NV pisC0VERY for gliding, sivering and platni1ng
oy blUofdeStlcityt without Galvanic Battery
trilmg expense and labor Prepared Powder for gliding III
rections 10 make use OF this Sold bv ~ anu s VI
I'VE lm'r GEO TlEMANN. % Chatham AZ. .
DIR; HOUSTON, DENTIST, has returned to New YorL :
Rooms in Park Plaee, I'd door from Broadway south s,
jl3 2aw lmsrc ~ ''O""' ''uN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-10

REMOVAL TO NEW YORK.
THE Loss Of Feet and Legs hindrnee to the act of
walking--JOHN +. THOMAS Cork Leg Maker, &c
respectfully informs the public that he has removed from PHI
ladepha No. i2 Water of Pike ST. New York
City, where he continues manufacture Artificial Limbs
plan the most correct and least compicaed having through
necessity, invented made and artificial leg for forty
years. and been manufacturer for hirtyhye feels conf
dent Of giving satisfaction all who call hnrfo Legs
Hands, Arms, or the common wooden Leg.
al ltnsm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-10


GENTLEMEN AND LADIES' LEFT.OFF WARD
OROBE-tentlemen families DESTROYS Of their
highest cash price.
To families and gentlemen quitting the city, changing resi-
denc having superluous effects to dispose OIL Will md II
much 10 their send for The subscriber who will at
tend them at their residence by APPOINTMENT ,,rrr
No. 6 John st. and IA varick st. New York.
ine through the post Office, or otherwise VIII receive
prompt attention.
Clothing cleaned, altered and repaired. jy7 lmsec
" Ola RUBBER HOSE is confidently recommended for
any purposes for which leather used and warranted to pos
sess the following properties = -, O.
stt perfectly tight under pressure oil the Croton
2d made of the fabrics, and VIII not niidew
10 nJuTe in the least, and requires no attention. 8, e,
3dlt Is not destroyed by coming IN contact with oil or
stfed by cold weather nor can the rubber de-
compose articles used should the
least complaint made Of the Hose not possessing the above
months from purchase and other given in exchange without
charge.
4th-Coupng and jet pipes will be attached without charge
Buyers will clearly satisfied that this hose 1.-THE
process Of making which is unknown other in the ade
is just the article long wanted for leading water and many
other liquids HORACE ii. DAY,
GOAL COAL-Peach Orchard Red Ash Coal first quality
~ will be sold by the subscriber the following
for cash. Fresh broken and egg from lump the yard
ed aud delivered 70 part OF the city at s. 81
1 large 81 25 cents less will be charged IL taken
from the boat-weight and quality warranted go ,
Jy2 2m'r 3t Greenwich, corner OF King st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-10
PALMO'S ARCADE BATH
80 CHAMBER STREET.
THE GENTLEMENS' SALOON NOW OPEN.-Gre

T.
THE GENTLEMENS' SALOON Now OPEN-Great
L Reduction.
Baths Baths u., Is cents
23 tickets for
The subscriber having leased the establishment for
term OF has commenced improvements scale which
when completed will he fatters himself in costly
elegance and magncence with similar establishment
the world having visited the best conducted baths Europe
he feels no hesitation assuring his fellow citizens that the
dng mo matter at what cost the splendid mansions for
OCCASION be lost sight of and that the and
eegancie OF the European baths he will take the liberty of
adding from the of his cultivated and
well known taste all that he has observed wanting render
the enjoyment OF bath the plus ultra" of perfection
The Ladies Saloon will be- in readiness in few days
fu description OF the varied Improvements will be given
when completed and the whole open for public nspec
ton.
mis- 3mec FERDINAND PALMO.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-18

resolution has been adopted by the House oil De-
eea,ss adjourn or the Gin March, and another reso-
a,ou to assist IN the contamination OF The object by
stang from IL 10 O'Clock, five successive hours,
every day 1t would have been better, perhaps, to
'aSe MIR Anderson i original resnlG,icn and have an
evening session, particularly as so many of The mem
yers have Joined the Temperance Society
Wing member brought forward the resolution lor
40 early adjournment, and We now call I2oa the De
mocrats OF the House TO carry it out. AS an dMcus
c@ri@, we must give advice; and as they say, 100
ss; bystandrr generally of the game than
hes who playing il, must say that fecer cords,
ei trors will eircuaily carry out The object we
ought al 10 have at heart these times Of embar
so,ed reasu7y and OF increased taxes. As our friend
Bnuch says, md we the Norfolk Herald to keep
ac1od eve upon hun, FOR he good Democrat in
of ils princp pies TO forever IN the Wing
yanasl let US have "ewer and shorter speeches, and
no talk much about the dear people and their rights,
The same time, caring nothing about them, utter
having received their votes.
We DO not know how the Senate will dispose Of the
aforesaid resolution. But the following short dialogue
~:n oue of lis members, on Thursday last. furnishes
al omnous sign "What have you done with the A p.
Po'honmenl bill :" ".3as awe are at sea. Sent It
70 the Committee OF the Whole" CHOW long will
lon be- upon i, :" ".1.s. "A week ten days, per-
maps 'ilow, then, can you pass the bill IN time tor
he people 10 organize themselves By the Spring Eec-
IONS land, il might have been added, "ilow can
you expec, 10 adjourn by the 9th March:")
"A week or ten days" on the Appointment bill /!
Eu' We hope friend of the Senate did not speak as
"ap'ophei, the son OF prophet" If the fact does
contim the prediction shall then call upon our
"end Bunch Tor eommentary upon las te'eoTas'd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-18
pro.scdiags # the state Rights Democratic republican


Prosscdags # tie state Rights Democratic REPUBLICAN
PGrty.
We are compelled 10 throw the Proceedings OF seVe-
"a counties in relation 10 the State Convention, upon
M las, page of this day paper in order to insure their
t5ty onb!,cation-so crowded we with the proceed
ms Of Congress and the Legislature, Essayists, &c ,
a. We have placed them there, under the head oil
.yo!cE Of TIE DENocRAcf"-and they embrace the
Proceedings of the counties of Princess Anne, Borough
Of Norfolk, Isle of Wight Greensyille Orange, Buck
insham New Kent, (and Fauquier, touching the nomi
nation OF Senator Of that Dis;rict) We shall bring
cat OH Tuesday the Proceedings of The other countess
which have been subsequently received, viz OF the
Democracy Of Loudoun (who have appointed - Dele
raes. Berkeley, (also 81 DeIega,es) Elizabeth City
cauny, IL Delegates Prince George, % DelegatssJ
Norfolk county, ialso 22,) Richmond county, (3l) Ca
cjae, go and Campbell county, l2) (By the way,
Wig press has usi remarked, that the Republicans
are cratual!y dropping the name Of "Demoerattc Not
:, all S For instance four of these meetings are head
Cd v III the glorious denomination OF "DemocratIc; the
Gi,h only styled "Repablican' Give up the name OF
democratic T.. Never! Some Of the Wings OF New
York attempting 10 strip il from our shoulders ana
assuming the outre jargon Of "Democratic Wings.
The very sound jars upon the ear. and points OUT by
the ing Of the CON- the baseness OF the metal But,
henceor,h, the Wing press shall have no cause to
complain Of the divorce Of the numes or our omission
of "Dfmocra!ic," and we therefore unite the names
which head tbs aph-and give the name OF our
Gran in io!i-"Sate Rights Democratic Republican
Party.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-18
Remarks of Mr.. MOORE, of Cabeu {. Wapnc. on the
Ertea saa aE Aa

Remarks Of Mr. MOORE, of CabeH {. Wavne, on the
Extension Of Magistrates Jurisdiction to ffty dollars
Mr. peaker Il rise not 10 make howery speech,
for | am not capable of doing so-nor for home con-
sumpton-Dor for honor pro6t-bu. for the well
fare OF my country: for honor is, what honor does
To snow this House that all have done, is against my
own interest: Last year got Cshcll county divided,
which was against my interest; for the Sheriff place.
as will De seen here, will next March year. if
1--we You knew, in advocating the passage Of this bill,
II is against my interest; but willing 10 sacri-
flee this interest for the benefit Of my country which
is almost with lie last breath praying for some aid TO
deliver It from total destruction. But sir, tho dark
clouds appear here like a great thunder storn,-I
will hold on to the helm, and if my crew will stick 10
me, |, for one, will neve, give up The ship.
Mr.. Speaker, should not be surprised if Mr.. Cal.
houn will be next President, for the people are
pressed very hard, and if they don't get some relief
cy of Virginia. Some are crying out in this House
for the Constitution, and they are infringing on the
Constitution every day, and breaking down The poor
people Constitution too Mr.. Speaker this is not the
first time the people prayed aloud for this measure
They have called for it for several years, and now,
particularly, there is necessity 70, the passage OF this
law. Mr.. Speaker, appeal to those high minded pro-
essonal men this floor, if it would not cxpel many
of those hi!een-shlng lawyers from the Courhouses
and the county, for they will have TO study some
higher station TO get make their fifteen shillings.
Mr.. Speaker II does not take much study to make
fifteen shilling lawyer. If man will only study i'm
pudence and little low cunning and some pass words
to get license, he can run and make some mischief
amongst the neighbors, that he make fifteen
shngs TINT all he wants. and that is all he cares
for to butcher the laws, and butcher the people If
this bill should pass, shall offer resolution that thew
shall pay for license 10 peddle ont law in the county
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-18

FOR TIE ENQUIRER
To Jamts H. Cor, Esq, (cf the Senate Of Fsrginta J
Dear Sir The man who addresses you this has'y
note, is your friend, every way, personally aud po.
cally. He has personal interest under Heaven, in
the Appot,onment bill. Bat he begs you, in the name
of the Republic, in the Of the Spartan Band of
Richmond, in the Of the Democracy of llenrlco,
Hanover Goochland and Louisa; in the name OF the
whole Republican party, who to be deeply injured
by the proposed changes to let this district under the
bill from The H. of d., aone-to break not into the bill
so as 10 dslocate any of its great links and 10 carve
out any more districts for the Wings. win you lend
your hand break down the Democrats of the Essex,
and the Henrico. and the Buckingham districls'
Pause, pause, for Heavens sake, pause. We are
safe now-we will then bear John w Jones triumph.
antly back his seat in the House Of Represen,at.
and we shall then long remember the claims Of Ches
terfeld to gratitude and support appea! TO you,
Sir- appeal from your earlier prejudices against the
original arrangement, to your second sober thought,
and to the generous Patriotism of your character.
A FRIEND.