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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-13
PRIVATE ESTABLISHMENT.
FOR THE TREATMENT OF VENEREAL DIE
EASES,
IN CONNEXION WITH

IN CONNEXION WITH
THE COLLEGE, OF MEDICINE AND PHAR
MACY Of THE CITY OF NEW YORK:
HE College OF Medicine and Pharmacy of the city Of New
fo X, have opened xon with their Medical and
Surgical Conaul.ins Rooms establishment for the excln
sve reception Of suffering from yenerea Diseases
elias: Of human maaes requires for their safe and
degree Of maured and practsed
than do those which vice entails her votares bu
mas been so much subjected the mare of heartless
n pretenders-men without character-with9u
meuica neutrality-suspicious. experencewithout Responsible
lry The members of the College fully convinced thai
were uniformly subjected the treatment OF
properly qualified Pyscians OF human suffering
would Dc peyened and the innocent saved from the
ausnce' which they are now too often involved with The
gulitv oder therefore suppress far possible th
runops s1aekery the College have opened this
and placed under the Of eminent medical
gentlemen OF great experience, and jugment-men fo
whose responsibility and talent the high character the Col
lege itself is pledged
Patients Of bo will be admitted and receive advic.
grauifosy and the necessary medicines will be dispensed
them les: than the usual rates No fees whatever will be
required The College cherish the hope that this liberal ar
will stop to the impcs which this
S hoped see The wisdom Of avsnS hemssves Q, The o.
p0r'unlty now afforded W. Y RRfEssIARpsoN Ags,,
Office and Consu ting Rooms of the COLLEGE,
Naesn afVna AAxu Va
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-13
TO MARRIED. LADIES.

nv o
-These invaluable Powders have been
in Europe but France in particular for upwards Of thirty years
well a. y thousands. this country being the only mild
forbids a too rapid increase Of family.
Madame ReSte well know a. for thirty years Fe
male Physician the principal Female Hospitals Eu
opehose Of Vienna and Parswhere favored her greas
experience and opportunities, she attained celebrity
those discove medical specially adapted
to the female frame, for which her medicines stand
Vailed well in this country Europe Her acquaintance
with the physiology and anatomy Of the female Frame enabled
her-by tracing the decline and i'll health OF emoes
in the meridian Of life and the consequent rapid and
often apparently inenpcabe causes which cor.rn
fond mother to premature gravc-to their seurceto
ve at Of the primary cause. Of female nd.po:t
the discovery her celebrated +" Preventive Powders
Their adoption been the of only
the health but the life of aectionate wife and
fond mother.
The advertiser feeling the importance ofth subject
the vast benefits thousands by their ad0p
ton, would respectfully attention Of tho
red by ell they hold dear, their consideration
Il wise and evils which sub
ect by simple and healthy within control Ever
dispassionae vruous and enlightened mind viii
ngly in the Affirmative Price five dollars package
accompanied with full and particular directions. Tney
be forwarded by mail to any part OF the United Al
letters must be paid aud addressed TO MADAME RES
TELL, Female Physsian Principal ofhse, ts Greenwich
street. New York. Office hours from AM TO clock NJ
Boston cfhce NO. Essen n. 10 I'm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-13

CHINA GLASS OF every descr,plon-the cheapest IN
~ this city, for Christmas and New Year presents beautiful
cut tunbeas and emonades with silver flowers OF different
ki4ns; dishes, coogn bottles Of different sizes
The above be had other place country
-nd PLAIN glass Of every description, warranted be fur
nisled at ~ cheaper than any other
wholesale and retail store, No. IS John and Glass
mandatory Of STOUVENEL u co.
Inn M % (,niJ. Ncxx X,rL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-13

LONDON AND MANCHESTER INDIA RUB
Der GOODS.
WH0LEsAtE AND RETAIL. Ns;s Wall street I'll
imported India Rubber Water Proof Goods viz:
Goats and Capes ofsuperor Lama Cashne Lama Persian
Menno and Cotton, Of all cOors and sizes.
Coth-lndia Rubber, Water Proof super Lama Lama Per
sian and Cotton, prepared fort iors.
India Rubber Weddings for susPenders co!,er &c
emb
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-13
JAMES DOWNEY

TO FAMILIES GOING SOUTH, TO the West Indies o.
Europe "A respectable female, "a OF age WshesN
sain situation seamstress IN geneei iamy
She would prefer going Europa, Yet would accept Of gooo
fer South the West Indies The best o. reier
noes Address A A. A. boz 765, upper rost once,
Eark
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-13

e OUE-2oo 6bis ,apedne Flour landing from ship Damas
i a. tTom Nav Orleans, for by
SJsesFy r. X COkkINs CO % South a .
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-13

THE GERMAN SURGEON.
SOLOMON HINE, M. D., No 81 Reade street, New York
~ In scroula and chronic deases charge made till the
patient Neutrality-suspicious. delivered gratis All persons de-
formed under twenyone years. have their straight
ened References given patients who have
cen red m c I'm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-13

LUMBEk FOR SHIPPING
OOO O0O FEET of pine lumber feet long for sale at
NOO,OOO II. +. Devoes lumber yard No. 81 West ST..
Hammersly street. jyi26tsr
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-09-20
ca.RLrsros, Sent.

CHARLESTDS. sept. 10.
Cottoa.-It will be recollccicd tina, in our re-
port Of the 9Th Instant we gave the quotations
Of Upland, current previous 10 the advices per
the Britannia. and remarked, 1.-THE same time,
that as they had but just como 70 hand and
advised of an improvement IN the principal
markets on the other side. it were better TO
await operations before changing our figures
These accounts reached us on Friday week,
but Throughout, that and following day nothing
was done, rs the high pretentions Of holders
did not sui, the views Of purchasers. On Mon.
day. however. there wss general attendance
oi dealers, and the purchases were brisk. both
for export and on speculation and before the
close OF business on that day &c. per ID advance
on the prices Of the previous week had been
realized. which has been well maintained on
the operations throughout the week Just closed.
The receipts since our last are 800 bales, and
tho sales in the same time 3506 bales, at the
following prices;-20 ii 6; 10 at 81; 323 a, 81;
244 at 81; 40 at CT; III att; SOC at n; l02 at
"a: 25S ., "a; 72 at 7s; 395 at "A; 9i5 at 6; III
At 81; and 2a39 at 81 cents per II. Ofthe fore.
going transactions II bags were Of the new
crop and sold ut prices ranging from 8 TO 81
cents according equality. We quote inferior
end ordinary 81 "a; middling to middng
fair q! a7l: fair and good fair 81 s5 choice.
The sales in long cotton have been limited TO
II bags white Sea Island from a3to 30; and 8
! s'aiucd do. st 10 cts. per lb.-CoHrier.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-09-20
commercial.
HAMEuEG, September IL.

Coi.on.-Sincc our report on Tucstuy last,
our Cottor market has been very lively and
prices have advanced fully /! CT. on general
sales. The accounts per steamer Britannia
are looked upon as being favorable and have
been the means Of running up prices here
Our quotations today, are from TO cents
mos, sales al the latter prices arc Cor the new
crop, although choice brand oi the old will
not be far behind. Planters say that the prcsen,
crop will be one.tiird short Of last years; bu,
adult this to be the fact. and there will be i
heavy return notwithstanding and if prices
keep up. there will be more paid out for the
staple than there was last srason-so there is
nothing los, after all Ia producers. The times
have changed ioI the better, and our country IS
once more Oh the road which leads TO wealth
aud distinction. and we hoPe that the severe
le- son taugh, It's lately. will make al more care.
iul, and enjoy things as ihsy shou'd.-Jour.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-09-20

Fire.--Tho Savannah Republ,eaa Of,he 10th
inst. states, that "a fire broke out from some
unknown cause, at the old U. States Barracks
south Of the city, about o'clock yesterday.
1t had made grca, progress before the alarm
was given. The whole northern range oil
buildings, together with The snail ones adjacen;
was consumed. These Barracks have no,
been occupied by troops for some years, ex
cepi by small guard for their preservation
Sergeant Fall, who is very I'll was removed
from the premises with some difficulty"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-09-20
J. GUNNIN
Gunniu', Mills on Great Geperostee Au
dcrsou District, S. c. Sept. Is, 1913.

Columbia has been unusually dull during
the past summer, but if VIC may judge by
the number of merchants who have game
from this place TO New York, to purchase
goods, We may anticipate fue fall and
winner business. A gentleman informed
us that he had counted about thirty who
had gone on for goods. New York pa
pers may we'll say That business is brisk
there, il every town Of the same size, in
the south and wes', is so fully represented
The cotton trade is opening with more
promising prospects than last year, and
the general impression is. that better prices
will be maintained during the season, hut
we can see no reason for anticipating any
considerable advance on last years prices;
still, even a cent more on tho pound. is
cheering to tho plauter-or even a half
ccnt.-Plantcr.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-09-20
shower of ram. that caused the atmosphere TO

shower Of r.;n. that caused the atmosphere to
feel quite btacing.
The heakh ofthe city is getting goud again,
and we now look for better feelings every way.
The river is quite low a, ,lis time Of writing,
Il steamboats, can scarcely reach The wharves. y
The Charleston Mercury ofthe l4lh instant
says. We are in III midst OF a Northeas,er,
which drove up a, three o'clock on Tuesday
suddenly eclipsiug the bright sunshine and
"ere man had time 10 say behold " subs'itls-
ting as black a specimen Of daylight as is often
seen. We have not had much violent wind,
though the storm IS likely enough to end in a
sale-but three or four days Of rain and dark
ness is most impportune jus, now. The rice
is bat small portion Of il secured yet and the
entire crop may therefore suffer great injury,
The ca,crpllars are ravaglng the cotton fields
and nothing but warm dry weather will prevent
them from multiply ing indefinitely. The
prospec, altogether is very gloomy one.
The Winyah Obseruer Of the 18th inst. says
- Our fdTCCSt oCdSOB Has ucSu u .hosS 'a'oie
BILE one 50 far-bu: up to to-day a very scanty
portion ofthe crop has been gotten lii. We
Ind rain last evening for the first in two
wecks-and this must have annoyed but little,
rs i, was bu, shower. The harvest season
so far has been favorable.
The hcalrh Of our Toarn-is never good at
ahis particular season-nor will i, ever be, in
this or any other region wheie the lands are
Us fertile, and as richly repay the lAbourer' s
toll. We have some eases Of fever, bu; none
OF 4 malignant type sid the las, two or three
years practice OF our physicians make the
chances Of recovery crcdtable TO The proics.
sion."
The PendIeton Messenger of,he lJ,h ins.an,
says: Af:er one or Two weeks Of very hot
weather, we were visited on "Wednesday nom
ing last. by wha, we hope is the equinoctial
gale. I, commenced raining at ilia, Time with
a cool casterly wind, and has continued with
short intervals since. and but little pr probability
OF ofclearing away very soon.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-09-20

Pennsylrania.-The following is an e1tiac,
Of letter. (says the Spectator, received from
a hiahly intelligent politician residing in one
Of tie northern counties of Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania will go unanimously for Mr..
Buchanan There are but two or three conn
ties in the whole State where there is any di.
vision upon that question, and they will be
roun,erbaanccd by ti,e pthcr counties in the
same Congressional district. so that the Nation.
al Convention will be unanimously in favor Of
Sir. b. so FAR ns this State is concerned and
from present appearances. think, if Mr. Blu.
chanan should no, be nominated, Pennsylva.
MA would be as likely to 60 for MIR. Calhoun
~ Mr. Van Buren. I consider the question as
Car from being clear Of doubt as to who will
be the successful aominee Of the party"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-09-20
0tV't7'S 8''1 ~"'PVs"S Os
Corn, Flour. Bacon, sc.
Executors Sale.

AAJ ILL BE SOLD. at Edgcheld Z. H., on
w the first Monday in November next,
by mutual agreement Of parties, all tina, tract or
parcel Of land. known as the lnts residence of
Hillary NJ. Collier, decd, and now occupied
by William Vance. there is about thirteen hun
drrd acres Of best Oak and Hickory land al.
tuched to the place; rs regards the value OF
this property ITS character is so we'll known as
TO make description Of il almost nseless, it is
considered one OF the best country stands for a
Public House in the State. il being on the Mar
tiniown road. the great thoroughfarc leading
from the west 10 all the lower country markets,
and noted stand with all the Drovors, and
when viewed purely as regards the planting
interegt, 1t presents many advantages tha, OF
fertility Of soil, aud its aajacsncy to one Of the
best markets in the United States.
Terms Of Saie-One tTonsand dollars cash.
the balance in two equal annual ins,aImcn,s ;
notes viii be required with approved security,
and a mortgage Of the property if deemed ne.
cessdry.
r. aIERRIWETHER,
X. HENDERSON,
ISAAC 7. HEARD,
Executors.
September l3 St 33
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his government upon that Of Texas for 3,ooo.'
600 acres Of land in the section OF country. de-
signaied on the old maps as Cameron's and
Bcale' grant. This claim is preferred for Mr.
John Woodward and others, subjects j. wonld
appear Of Great Britain.
al, is stated that the claimants have cxpen-
ded $50 900 to secure their claim. The Hous.
ton Star denies the justice of the demand. and
states that the matter will be submitted 10 Con-
grcss, who will doubtless reject the clain,.'