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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-04-18

On Friday, the suit brought by the Government,
against Jesse Hoyt the ex-Collecor Of the port Of
New York, was commenced In the United States
Court II IS TO recover 5000, 600 alleged TO be due
from him at the time Of his removal
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-04-18

Splendid Hork-Harper & Brothers are about 10
publish in numbers, magnificent edition Of the Holy
Bible, illustrated with srfeen hundred historical
engravings The artists have been at work upon these
engravings for the last six years. They will coat
SOS 600
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-04-18

The bill to repeal the law granting abscondiug
slaves trial by jury, was ordered TO third reading
N the. New York State Assembly On Thursday night
by yeas 30, nays 81.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-04-18

The Centennial Anniversary Of the birth day
of Jefferson was likewise celebrated in Pitts
burg, Hon. MIR. Wilkins President,) in a be.
coming manner. Among the toasts we find the
following
by Robert II. Kerr, Secretary, )-Presidenf Ty.
ir's ldoes-they possess the true spirit Of JGerson,
the honesty Of Washington and the nerve Of Jaekson
+" Honor TO whom honor is DUE
Bya Guest" The seed sown by Thomas Jetfer-
500" vegeta'ed and is springing up under John Ty-
Ter.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-04-18

The Goshen, New York Dem ocrat says that one
farmer IN that vicinity will this year, pay $500 10 HE
Ere Railroad for freight of milk to New York
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-04-18

Nothing said to Mr. Blair, but the printing was
sent-csa sop, we have doubt TO Ccrberus -
Globe.
Was Weaver Cerberus2 The Globe does
not deny having agreed to pay him $500.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-04-18
ID. WEBSTER y
ID. WEBSTER. y
And vet the G ODE persists in saving:

HHu ytV UT U UOt PeTsIsTs IN saying:
The National lntelligencer was the avowed Or
gan OF MIR. Gays branch Of he Wing party In this
state of things, Mr.. Webster willing TO make the
experiment Of modifying the animadversions of the
Globe, by sending this important job OF Mr. Weaver
to ITS press under the erroneous suPposlton that
would be Interested in h.n
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-04-18

The Editors Of the " Boston Atlas"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-12
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL CARD.
"SCTENTIS CREDE 81 VALERIE Wis -

NORTH sIVER DIsPENSARy eOs,S Fniton .,re,t ne n
lN Greenwich street Doctor MORRISON MEMBER Of the
HOY College Of Surgeons Londou and formerly SURGEON
the Bris navy continues to be consulted confident ALLY
o'clock, A NJ e. 10 NJ daily, all diseases Of pr
nature ard all those Distressing symptoms que
ir 1dcious ue,iment and III. mprudent qaack
fins regular medc, ciuc with
ice Of 2,yea-s, cn,br d. 10 adj proper RENE
the constitutions well the viou, forms
iienrs where the lie been ouy
st eaygQ the poison TO Turk in the system rnl ultimately
deyelores elf IN h aepiorabie shape "SecondTT Sy
rhilis" Ia all c,ses DR. NJ warrant perfect without
deetsrious dtug, Confinement from
In forms OF the disease performed from
9ags aud in proportion wi h malignant cues
Structures of che Ursthra-Obttructons the ureths
structures and euarh Of the prostitute gland
panied with much irritation aud duh p,a those parts
&c the sequences OF mai-treatment Dr. M
IN scientific manuer promoting tne absorption
without In the subject Of
suicures symt0mI dtfned-I hi deluu becaule
enlargement OF the stand sc would produce anas-
synptoms IL !. cruel 20 torture patients with bouges,
uted here patio have been n rad by
Cousu nal Debiliy-Thous snds OF young are
ing isom The c?neq Of indu gence d.
habit and whu.c ut her nj ued fit
use " Nosms end pretended Specific, viii stimulate
tordvcc greater de preston nI such csse o.
pore biological principles and ii, in estahshinI
re stic.y co,i l.u,ial"
IT. paid containing ice OF s. will ensue pre-
and advice tor 0msd III be fofw afded
,ai rrutsd w ais giving hst1ry Of his AZ va &c
tal'-Ofhc, 2ot1s Fulton st. near Greenwich
y. with two three exccp ions, DIR. IL the only
qualified advertising Surgeon in the city. jei2 lmsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-12

The French tonnage entered France from the United
States increased but in small degree, while the Amer
can tonnage increased 100 per cent. The proportion Of
trade enjoyed by other nations unmporant and Injuries
none but French interests 1t will be observed that the
amount of American tonnage cleared from France is uni
iormly much less than that entered The difference is
the carrying trade enjoyed by american shipping becesn
France and other countries. Thus, although paper
FreHch trade ia protected by miserable shortsghted
system of government it is really bound hand and foot
While American shipping, comparatively free at home,
can contend against the world The present tariff how
ever, by close calculation imposes tax of 81 900
every American vessel of 600 This de-
structve American navigation than all the restrictions
which foreign ingenuity could contrive We will now
annex the French account of the imports into France
from the United States in ls4 with the duty collected
them The imports divided into the gross import and
the Import for French consumption The difference goes
across France into the interior of Europe Switzerland
Belgium, &c.:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-12

The exports to France in foreign vessels have doubled
also have the exports in American vessels. The pur
chaseso American produce the part of France it will
be observed by far regular and steady than the
imports into the United States OF French goods. rom
1880 to 1896 tho latter increased 800 per cent and fell
$sooOsIo in 1888; nearly much in the next year,
and fell Oft an equal amount in the succeeding These
violent fluctuations make only the feversh vacaons of
absurd paper system which to-day gives the means
of purchasing luxuries Of France credit from which
liability the bankrupt law gave the means OF escape -
This purely currency METER and not one of interna
tonal regulation The steady currency of France pre-.
vented much uctuation in her purchases The carving
was, however nearly all in American vessels We NAV
present the French account Of total imports aud
exports the proportion done by French
and by foreign vesselsthe values expressed in francs
and official values fixed by Royal ordinance OF
1896 -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-12
o THE UNITED SrArrs

Under the tariff OF 1872 silks free; rs per cent is
imposed In ls4l the United States customs coec.
ted from the above reached OO being about double
the duties posed in France u 8. produce under the
new tariff. II the silk goods reduced SO per in
mount and the other imports remain the same the du.
ties collected in the United States would be S2 OOO 900
900 of French goods per cent against per
cent levied in France AmercanIgoods but this will not
be the because the trade will be destroyed and the
government lose its The imposition OF the
riff mere juggle; intended to protect
American industry" that cry was got up to catch gus
The projectors of the scheme well knew the folly
pretence The object was solely by destroying the op
CREATIONS of the merchants to force accumulation of
specie, an thereby to stimulate paper expansion,
rise Of prices, which should enrich all holders of
goods at the expense of the consumers This the
operation in 1884, The scheme ia likely to fail however
through the complete breaking down OF the banking
chinery, through which it was to have been brought
about
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-12
Passenxers Arrived.

HAvASA-Ship Hellespont-Nn Mary L Wilson. Master w
Wtol, Augustus H. Isaac Packard, James Henry,
am rtscdvaId Henry Twsn, francisco Quill, Jssqu'S
boYt. Matthew Weber Pablo Bern.
BREMsNBaTque Caroline-Mr Hershey lady and child Miss
RosB-29i 10 secrage.
Ste canaan, Barnes, Puttrffer.
MogrLE-shp Emblem-D Cook. II Cook Curtis
Miss Jordan
APALAcHIcoLA-Bng l. Copeland-M Nourse lady and son.
NJ Stone, NJ Sloan and lady Mr. Greer lady and child Mr.
Ladbin aud lsdY
sAvArNAH-Big Wilson Fuer-Mrs CIaghoru. Mrs Cop
rse, Mrs Bicker, Mrs Gillian. Mrs Gilbert Mrs 0ueIard
Ms West Miss Copp,,,, Mis- Mount. Mss Wilder, Miss
O bert, A 0u-rar.-29 IL s@erspe
sAvANrAH-Brig Cnton-Mr 4 Wilder. Mrs Ineerssll
shs ala dan, Mrs Wasaburu, chd nurse. Mrs Jordan
1oI csidr.9 an, two Mrs Tor child md muse
Clarke .Mss Nish Miss Hsmeuwsy, Miss Black, Miss
Burbank: DR. Morel d, rhos Wahburn, w .Laxton
w shhum
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-12

MoBmE, June 3Business in this department as far rs
regards foreign shipments, have been exceedingly dun
this week only one engagement having rsnspred since
our last report which was Tor Liverpool at II without
commissions. Coastyise however during the early part
OF the week, were more active and engagements were
effected at &c per ID and 81 per bale To day there ba
been rather less Offering and rates nominaly s. for
New York, and ic for other nothern ports
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-12
Foreign Markets.

nAANA, June Our rice market has improved; $50
asposed OF at 10 rs per arrobe a20 the
nea IN hrst hands, for which 81 has been
fused Our dealers are but scantily supplied and look
ior aiurher rise within ten fifteen DAYS Our suga-
market is uncommonly dull quote wbitcs a, oaioi
yellows 6ta6t; and browns 4ts5 Coffee has become
scarce with some demand for Oreanswith no Ists in
marke-2ds and BIDS command 54s83rs Niolasses in do
mand RS per keg besides the Casks Freiahts are On
the advances last charters ca Is Sd ca los for Cowes
and market; at this rate the vessels in mort
could be had, and in few days ga I5s will he g;r
Exchange on London 81 prem. New York Is3, so DAYS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-12
VOLUNTEER CORPS or LIGHT INFANTRY
DIVISION ORDEdS


New York June 9Th, i643.
tur,uance Of ~ invitation from the Jnat Cnmmttee he
Honoratl the Common Council, unite witt in
Citing with honor and Distinction, the Chief Mag
the Uned S,tresThs viii rade Monday The
inst The Division viii he 70 med West Broadwty the
aad immedi tey heres er arch the ttery " n
await the arrival Of the P esdent,
The following will be hs orde organ zaticn and parade
FIRST BRlGADE-GEN WM l.. NORRIS
FIRST BATTALiON-COi. EVEN
Eighth Regiment Of Light L. f4n,r, (presdeht (aar,.)
Tomokns' ues. Captain Mayher,
Frans IN Blues. Ca. tain Smith
SECOND BtTTALION-MAJOR ROF
Sec md Regiment e Light ana'ry (Washn.t Guards
Liviugst n Gu ds. Cspiail RoaDe
SECOND BRIG AOE-GEN MAYrHER.
First Btta ion-Culcoel Hare
Lght Guri Captiin Vincent.
Independence Guards Capt C,irns.
MO- omery 90 'rds Captain Ma, her.
Union Hihem N, Captain p k~r.
SECOND BATTALION-COLONEL BENsON.
City su,rjs Capt Mason
Monroe Bus Cirt.ip pru 'homme.
Ben on Cadets, Captain Bets
Temperance 0uards, aston Lee.
The Divi ion will be uoder tie immediate commaEd Of
M,jor General q. 8. DOUGHTY
CHAS. Y. BUTLER A. and Acting AID Uecamr.
THTRTY-EIRsT DlvIs ON OF INFANTRY
New YoIE, June eth, lgi3.
The Officers Of this Division of duty, invited a.
blsst the Cy Hrtsl Monday the tlh instant a; q O'Clock
In full uaotm (ho General, fled and -taf will II con
venieni be ountedD with the Honorable Corpora
tou the reception O. the President Of the Untsh States
BY der o. ~ MAJ General $50 pOI lGHTY.
CHAs y. BUTLER j. A, and Acting AID De Camp
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-12
FRANCE FROM THE UNITED STATES

The average customs duties on the whole import into
France is per cent only The impositions
tobacco, through the government monopoly, in
erna regulation from which French tobacco Of which
the crops from "a to 10000 hhds is not exempt The
ports from France to the United States with the French
export duty were follows. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-12
MEDICAL

I)h EVANS has showed his Old Gsleu's Head Dis
~ peniary TO 100 Ch,tham, near Pearl street whsr. he
nngts his fe, perdy and eects, and OF
~ delicate diseases and where rhr zeal Old Dr. Evans will be
und D. his numerous isqung IRE rd age scisnc .nd
ty yeara' enile ractiii1nsr % serence
hen Dr. r. opid rect tn attention II DISCERNING public
IN nvrsugation Of hi Gains He wishes rublic to
that he he nothing dc with Office in PECK Slip.
~, charges oderte HIS consultations Confidential
D. H. pus un parcels of edene for the of species
odds as aud pa ticuary nd glee
Dr. H. keeps DR. hunters genuine Red Drops in So
cents and ose dollar bottles-(e xceientl jl2ItsmH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-12

Guilty in extending their credits The specie in their
vaults has increased ST. 100000 while they but
The failed banks have not been able
their position they likely to- On the contrary
OF the six that pay find difficulty sustaining them
selves.
We have recently entered into the state of trade be-
tween Great Britain and the United States direct and
also between the British colonies and the United States
showing how great has been the deveopement Of bust
ness, to the mutual advantage OF both countries
quent upon the increasing beraliy of their commercial
regulations We will investigate the of affairs
between this country and France. The existing regua
tions it'll France not the most liberal her part
and have undergone but little change since 1922 when
the convention which governs present intercourse be-
the nations held The results Of the invest
cation will sho the fact that the restrictions which
France imposes commerce, actually Injuries trade
but her In fact, impartial investigation Of the
trade of all countries proves incontestby that where
nation removes all restrictions commerce, and
allows all vessels 10 and 60 freely and another
ton imposes restrictions for the short sighted object of
encouraging" its own trade the effect is always the
The country without restrictions will obtain all
the trade. Hence wise policy would be to all
restrictions without reference to the of other
countries. The longer they clog their trade with
restrictions the will be for the benefit CT the free
State. BY the convention of June 1922 each country
secured to its flag certain advantages by imposing
discriminating duties cagoes brought the vessels Of
the other, and additional tonnage duties the vessels
The discriminating duty not exceed 30 francs
1915 per ton of merchandise. These determinations
were gradually done away with by the terms OF the
treaty and both nations enjoy equal privileges in
the ports Of the other--the tonnage duty teng five
francs or "a cents per ton measurement determined by
the French vessel passport and the Americans register
This duty is however higher in France than paid by
vessels Of any other nation. Other countries pay II
GEMS per ton except Great Britain which pays
This would seemingly give great advantage to those
countries the Hsnseatic cities for instance proceed TO
France and take cargoes for the United States better
terms than French vessels and the take
cargoss from the United States Great Britain but the
results of the trade show that not only have American
vessels monopozed almost the whole trade but por-
ton OF the carrying trade Of France in addition. We
will first from The Treasury tables take the imports and
exports in direct trade between the countries sn
gushing the vessels in which they carried fol-
lows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-12
"JUSTICE TO IRELAND"
REPEAL HEAD QUARTERS, WASHINGTON
HALL. RROADNAX


HALL, BROADWAY.
PIT fEA4t 9Eor sSss To REEVE
M oei5ei They are objected
desired that b The hor'emen should meet uOctaay
III d ass w e 4 &C =: e ed Of
ss r. G s p ID s sh atg. Of
as Msonsy f b,ne M asS b fist
%n rsts % ,I csas
S%%t ns Ia later two ss' men will be especial assistants
The Re z, .I on foot requested to Bowling
The following gentlemen as Aids win have charge Of all
KIM W SssSshi9 son;y lanes Goay Hd%
MH sS Il; y fss%i' Mona:
'.sa s'S, sss a. 81
Ys Tia Hs eofs iss' a ID 9:ds, win W
UNITED a nREH s e. sn %ss OF OF
Ads 1, Ms,sha, Of sa u
Executive SaTa'fss' ssG IN Carriages.
''{ Sa%St,i o. sso A a css''s.t "'''
r. pEs.trD p4TnIoT,S or %,
New SS%,:;J" q ssS with n'as', Flags &C.
JAMES BERGEN Marhal of Repealers
New York. jane i2 l84I
Committee Of Arrangements
ltt Ward-NichoIs, Dim I'd, mel Noonin.
"a James Kelly, PsuIck Kelley.
ga Pc Mtloney. Purck Henry.
an John Colean I'd Sbo Till, Dennis Mullins.
oth Patrick Ker * AM Francis O'Reiliy.
eth YIN DE-. man, John McGo,r Constant ~
Donoho.
7th BARTLETT Smith, Peter Mel ushlip
Sh Mic iae Coaneiley. Tim 3,hy Morley.
,s 81 ; q Tf' k;. s sSs rs sii
~ VIM Powers, j Nnfphy.
~ Andr,w iat gan, Peter GAIN
i3!n ihomis A. ~ men. ms Darcy.
ifth M chaei 0afscr, . Iu no.
IN !'mo,-Y y'ey, TIL Whean.
,oth JON II cy, j sepj Fi'n
ul, g. Il .I1an. AhDmN O'HstiIy
Society " ~ ~
i ~ W,Id-IcHS CoLLN, President shsmr,ch soicer
,Th Nard- FATR OK LARK do do.
Society
Resolutions proposed by Mr. Wymbs
solved, That b. esd To all friends Of Irel,nd that
vii b. engaged on military duy tn dav Of he reception
her uniforms that they he known peacr
scived Thal the be all friends e Ire
land belonging the different fife Of the aud
II, vicinity
Received Thathe Yosna Repe ers appear 10 the process
with rbbn stresmlUe om their and
a, nossibe with green cksts and white
III; om;cittee Of Arrangements IN. Executive Com
mitiee OF tn Association 1.-The COMMITTEE, Asugs
meats It this plsce 1T tea o'cl.;k A jeI2lt
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DR.. WHEELER OCCTTTJST-

81 y u NJ near the Battery, ~ -
spedtuiy informs the public, that among many hu
ded asses which he has attended OF them
opeed on bv oer professors without prom
~ them insurabe yet he hes failed eradcste The
disease aud effect ect despite of dsJsDg
winch may have presented tse and instances imos
sSaln't hope IS ts in his eatrn
81 thevrous hitherto considered ncuvabIe) diseases ~ 20
ee that en,bes him with confidence q refer th VII
may ne unacquAnted ph HIM and his mud mode OF ueant
ne disorder o. his restored p1en m "
hrs class OF society pecng HI, pio essohdAne 'oh
and his pre-emneu t 81 III a. Occu'tst
Chrome mfi inpisron NJ the eysd or sore eyes howey
long standing can sHecpay and rmane ny cur nms
spech. sc and ed without surgical
removed by Of the operations pacusedhee
in Europe ,n,au
Sm nony cilied SqunInxl cured few seconds W
(i,sru CELEBRATED PLAN VIII ch free from pam dshsrf
Ofhc. hours from A. M to Z. M after winch houn
he visits out door patterns. mt lmsec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-12
BARRY'S WIGS AND sCALPS.

a C,bhFHf, AETTVTTN HNIK, FHVW IONDI'N,
a. The RAJ Heads of Hair siil stand above
AZ Others. Their peculiar hight eossamer and yenfilating
chaIacteher beUg ,acy the natural hair
their elasticity ard their material and workmanship
we'll style Of fah and arrangement, all combine
form such perfect heads OF hair that they be
July appreciated .,,,.
yons Of 6aIrys Wigs snd Scalos Which will
,4sv asudous thai he is the and cheapest ma
the cy-t6 Broadway corner Of Liberty street up
stalrs. il 2wissm
PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
frHEsN fNftusd and celebrated Pills. from Por1sga,
parcc,vs to Re cb,Nnrd 10 cornsr-, sac rdrrtts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-12

The increase it wbe is very small. The French
Official tables throw much more light upon the tonnage
movement than do those the United States The fol
lowing gives the precise of tonnage between
the two countries for several years.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-12
Foreign ImpOrtations.

HAvANA-Shp Helespen92 bxs sugar 600 dozen pine ap-
pies SpoHod Iieson coi00 bales leaf tobacco Harmony
Heny.2 do Antonio RrdonIo 600 .egars H Kenauld-
80 00o Mrs + nch-l2,000 Berhoud
BAvAHA-Schr DIE sden205 hds molssses Tsylo-
ds do u Ssearns.
BAvARA-BIg Freem' n274 hhds ties bb.s mossses $50
pumpkins SpOnOrd * iiestou
ST BAats-Brg Wl--28 COZ pine apples IS bbls po
tatoes DO vans 4 Schessmgef3 old eFd casks bras
cnpp. 1900 VI xcan do lara 1000 five fIspc neces Lstom
60 Phadeph.-i iubs tamarisds bbs I'd brass bale
yass SCRAPS HenD-l box old silver bags specie +
soh'esipe.r-i box tortoise shell 10 master
CIrNFUEGos-bark Eiep-3A hds moissses 10 ties do $50
box sugar tiece honey bbl 30 Chaelaiu Popvert- bx
augar Ugs--l bb molasses Shieds-6 hhds moasses
G,-l box Lathrnp-l box mdz 10 order.
MATaGoRDA-Brg Crnsoc3s2 ba'es % hides Bro
wer-93 do 32i ha'es A Casei.
MATArz big BoodGo27j lids sugar Taylor-37O bxs
do ! Tay,cr
Juan de Cart gena266 lids tc moIasses
De Peystef X Whitmarsh.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-12
HULL'S TRUSSES.

NOTILsE TO kUPrURED PERSONS.
DbRSONS sf cted with Iup may rely upon tn best
instrumental aid the void Affords on app icaon at the
office, No Vesey either Inc agents in the
principal towns the United States Be careful .xaun
the back pad OF Hus f they endorsed by
IN writing None be relied upon
good, without his signature
Many versions have undertaken vend ROTATIONS Of Hul
lasd russes and thousands imposed
qucnce These mat cannot be relied upon they are
made by unskul echanics and better than od-
nary
Rsoms have been fitted up No Vesey street exclusively
Tor LADIES' having entrance the business DE-
men where female attendance wait upon
fe M IL IN
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NEW YORK ~ * BOSTON
BEACON CoURSE-TROTTING.

- A
= s|S' NV
m 34..!''.'ss&A
~ = ..s4' ' e.sss si! b
THURSDAY, June 18Th Pure $50 Two Mile Ee,e Ia
r Rove Ss Es
sG'c OK r three o, mo .,od to make race
Wssdnf s"e es S,sc s sqo n,b,.,
W% Whssle. rame. bfg Hector.
swe-psake NJ" l. mite heats harness, zee for horses
SAKE No =. No Jude 't sse saddle
d%T 10 rb s r bo1s ave- 70 wagons Wn
$40 SUI So .tsse .e. to elise the sth Jaoe
be troted last week in June
" 70 h-russ $500 thee mil. heat, ha mes. for
snes for this to be made r. Smith,, by O'clock
MOTT The members OF the dif--enl Boat Lluol ~
a. @ MY a %s GGa On " o 70 attn
;,:n @ ,eso%D,ns ;. stsH Of Gn.a State. Won
9se 1ss 'S DESTROYS
A FEW GENTLEMEN Of steady haot, can ne accemn7
- d1sed with good board and pleasant room, private
on the @ asos day s0 ssso can and p
& lri. With or wi,hcut hoard ~ UNIV IS ~
MEDI,cAL AID-pE GLOVER aepI'.: those who
mr nd prac zeal xperience thft he WI, BE- found a. AIS Of
'pS ry DS'iS s has ssf
h me d"a. & % h' Th ,.ssn 'S,
az yeis y che r,y BE-. rue mo HI, hands SOM new
@ S i aso9:. sSyt' di'e" .e' md
Z, un [ neas% s aa aoa Con- CON- h on
Imp ion.r door il2 lt.ec
VONDER5MlTH'o INDIAN COUGH BALM
co aac s eay # Sestbus p'n Il. e sas
Oh s.s oTS s p,oa.s Pee
the noinesen persons IN the Un t States by
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-12

Gg- PROFESSOR vELPEAU's CELEBRATED
pill for the of gonorrheea glest seminal weakness
and all mocopuruleD discharges from the urehra are
only to be had genuine at the College OF Medicine and
Pharmacy. A perfect guaranteed in every case
without confinement tainting the breath or disagreeng
with the stomach. Price 81 per box once and consult
w 8. RICHARDSON, Agent.
N B.-Patiens residing at distance can havea chest
containing sufficient quantity OF Professor Velpeaus
celebrated remedy forwarded any part the Union by
addressing the agent OF the college, and by letter. post
paid describing case and enclosing three dollars Qua
ranteed cure