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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-02

His own property, property 81 his yars-c, or
ms 'esor OF iniestaes estate, naIs or riesor
,a fe he'd by him In virtue OF d reeord m or decd
n i.rs' for some Other person naming tn persons and
sI-2awtd
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-02

'E>HE next General Meeting of the Stockhold
ere OF the Rank OF virginia h- at the Banking
'' - '
provided by the 9th the General As
sernhly. ra-sed March 25th, Is.2:
nat no Oricer Director 4
PROXY for any Stakeholder or Officer, Of
Bank shall any PROXY which san nave been eIee
ted sxy days before the time of any election
ne same act also provides that Director Of
savings Bank or general Of Mining
Company shall be hereafter eligible Director any ank-
J. w Peer CIsu'R.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-22
State Of Trade.

The intelligence by the Caledonia will knock up
cotton and mock down -four
CorToN-In consequence OF the great activity in the
foreign mark cts, holders in this city became very firm
after the arrival Of the by the steamer and the
suit far adv of and perhaps five thousand
bales hands Alter the is fully dgested
we shall sec how much further 1t will go up.
FLouR-The is sad for -four no ders. II appears
that the yield in England will be excellent, and prices
were already walking down. Buyers here hardly
known wrat to do in conseq of this. Let wait
day or two.
81 az and a little more. AL closed with upward
tendency.
Business on the improve in this market Strangers
are increasing in number and merchandise Is rising
prices.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-22
Passengers Arrived.

IyrnPooI-Ship Patrick Henry-U RusseII Mrs; DeIano
and child New bedford; George l. Newton, New York;
AIinson Philadelphia; Miller and lady Savannah f. Hill
ady children and servant Bming cham; James CurTie and
LADY, Miss Cure Scoann; John Neyen, Belfast; q Ainslee
and LADY, children and servant, Hamilton Canada; WIN Be
wick Yorkshre-200 steerage.
BRrMrN-Brmen barque Hudson-M Minnerke, Olevn-
darer : Gugenheimer-and 222 in the seerage.
LIyrRrooL-Ship Tallahassee-R J Days-and 20 in the
steerage. =. 49,
AT BosroN-steam ship Caledonia from vepoo-Lt Fer;
children aud Marquis de Montao and
servant Rev Oster Messrs Thomson aud lady Pierce and
lady Johnston aud lady, Macready and servant, Murphy
Reimtr II Baaile Wakefield Wse6en Waf,e9 GggaihwSay
Dsnason stronach Redmond, Steinhcil, Bell, John
KvIe + u Roche Man Jas Macrhenpn Johnson Stewart,
liz Caldwell Bynum Hammond ThoS Nesbett Morgan, Jno
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-22
Brighton Cattle Market.

MONDAY, Sept. ls, 1913.
At market 200 Beef Cattle $50 Stores a6Oo Sheep and
1915 swine
Prices-Beef Catte--The prices obtained last week
hardly sustained. We quote extra at 81 90 first
quality 50 25 second quality SO rs ST. third quail
ity 50 a 50 so.
Stores-Two year old So 49, three year old SII IT,
sheep-Smsll lots sold from 75c to 81 60 Weth.
ers 81 rs, I ~ and 81.
Shoats peddle at 4sc for sows and 6tc for
Barrows selected lots fraction Old Hogs, from
Ohio 4lc; selected old Hogs from New York, and
At retail from to 6tc.
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Cole Raymond Payenstedt Henricks John Dove Arthur
Mayer Kley Tisdaie nhind Babeock James Taylor Mrs
Boss-67 From Liverpool to Halifax Haburton Mai
Horn, Capt Parkinson, Lieut. Tyson IN, Mssn W LeaE
Cullens Greve w NJ Agry, Bell Mrs Bennett, Miss shep
herd Miss Tanning and servt-i8 Halifax Boston-Messrs
Lewis Bliss James Cochmn Robb, stewart Sandiord Gin
dream, Anthony, Cortina. Miss Bliss Total o.
AT BosToN-Shp Corea, from Cronstadt-John Il TAYLOR,
Of Macon, Ca WIN Wltberger, Savannah.
Ar BosroN-Barlue Velasco from London-Dr w KIRK
wood of Utica NY; Geo Batcheder. John Cunningham john
Dew New York.
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
sales or stocks at philadelphia.

Sept. 2o-second Board.-65 shares Wilmington Rail,
road 7i $4,000 State S esi $4,000 headng rsirIs a
shs Girsrd Bank, b5d e; 40 do Wilmington Railroad,
I7t IS do Vicksburgh Bank, 3; $500 City 6s Several
years 1895 SO shs Harrisburg, Z; DO Camden and Am.
bow, s1a; do Philadelphia and Trenton, IS
September 2i-Frst Bosrd--slooO Tennessee So s
July sl $4,000 do do do 5000 do do do 10 Sept so
SoO0O do do do July sl&; $1,000 Reading Railroad con
vertible 6 1850, $685. 1863 shs GraTd Bank eli $500 Lee.
high Mortgage Loan "a; shs Bank of Pennsy lvsnis
S7ilO State bs 5s3 100 shs Union Bank Of Tennessee
$50; 40 do Reading Railroaa, Is.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-22
0z- CONTENTS or THE ANGLO AMERICAN,

Qz- CONTENTS OF THE ANGLO AMERICAN,
for September AL. The Fall of Murray-Part of this
thrilling sorry. .. The Armenans of Constantineple by
the late Commodore Porter Fables By J. X. Pauding
4. Paintng-a capital Lecture Perspective. s. The
Empire OF the Gar g. Wealth Of Scotland six hundred
years ago. Anecdotes of George Co&pan the Actor
London ii is. United Services-DrEkng Anecdotes
To- Ell Vsrdugoa story horror from the French OF Bal
IL. Cricketers' Chroncleconclusion ofth match
between New York and Toronto and match at Mon
trea &c - All the Foreign intelligence OF interest by
the late arrival Is Poetry Ia Arrival Of the Queen OF
England in France. l5 Miscellaneous Articles Varie
ties Editorials &C. Sc &C. Terms, SO per snnum single
copies cts. j. A. FUTILE,
No, Ann street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-22
LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NEWS.

PIuLApELrHIA Sept 2lAr Philadelphia, Barnard Nan.
Port a Prince C6aotte Ann vrooa 81 JoRD Nh Monsoon
81 Jago de Cuba; Splendid, Ssckford Easpor Cid Ann
BALTIMORE, Sept 2l-Arr Etna, Ames Matanzas.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-22

Cleared.
Ships soooo Nntting, sumata Henry Williams Viola
Jameson, New. oeaps Dunha% pmon -BSigs James Hay
Hsbby /" Rsnda Nasnaas Taylor famSdse BIZ, Par
ke St Johns NJ Thos Wennstt Dangbe Berry St Johns
Dubee IPrusj Rotterdam Schmidt & Balchen G Lamar
Sannermau, Savannah Durham Dimon.
Arrived,
Packet ship Patrick Henry Deano 81 days from Liverpool.
with mdse TO (irnnel Mintum * Co.
Ship Taahasee Bl,sand sae Neal 9ft 9SeSoaTd ih
barque Hudson Hohorst 10 days from Bremen with
f Bamae Louisa schrever from Petersburg and days
from Eisnore with hemp, &c 5ouchaqd Thebaud. Sail
ed with ship Adara Thaub from GotteabuTs Tor New
Brig Gardiner IL Wright, Cults q days from St Domingo
with mahogany TO R9sslere On the passage was struck
on deck and off four of the deck panks and three side
pGks LGs five Sas sgd S@S & su WIKI HsG@ 5000 S
tails ioswood $780, Rowland Aspinwall Left no Amer
Brig Ellsworth Long (o Boston) from Matanzas 18th inst
Brig Emerald Rowland, days from Machias with lumber
British sch Horao Wilson, Marien, from Windsor, u.s.
Schr Brave Orcott from Machias, with lumber Brett
Schr Victory. Dixon from Alexandria and days from the
Canes with flour and corn, Sturges Chairman.
Schr Elizabeth Baker from Georgetown with flour,
Schr Copper johnson from Virginia, with wood master
sch Caroline Hunter, stokely from Cherrystone, with
Schr Columbia Rande from Harrington, with lumber. to
Schr Enterprise Allen, from Harrington, with lumber
schr yasper Hqwes from Boston with mdse to master
Schr Oscar Baker from Boston with mdse, to master.
Sch Cambridge, Baker, from Boston with mdse,
Schr Detroit, from Boston, with mdse master.
Schr Niagara from Boston, with mdse, TO master.
Schr Balance from Boston with mdse, to master
Schr Tanerlane, from Boston, with mdse 10 master
Sloop Hope Browning 81 hours from Virginia. with fruit
sloop Iowa. Downing from Brandy wine canal with flour
and corn meal, To Allen x Paxson
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-22

LoNpoN-P Packet ship Gladator-Wm Hall, John Calf Of
New York Nicholas Cushmaq Riehmond George Hamilton
child aud servant Belize Hon; WIN Hobson and lady England.
John Sharpe lady and two children. ID II MITCHELL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-22

SIS. Sterling. 26nomasl New York State SIS 90 to 81
lin demsndj City. 80 10 90. Ohio SIS, buyers at 80
Pennsylvania 5s b0buyers South Carolina per cent
sterling (Barngs 90. Tennessee, SO 10 50 per cent
u s. Bank Shares los TO l7s-heavy. Denson's Doben'
cent ex dividend
The state Of European exchanges was as follows =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-22

no BOZ IN NEW YORK-CHUZZLEWIT
TURNED SPECULATOR-The number OF 4" Martin
Chuzzlewi" published this morning in the New World
supplement- Is richer than mud" The way Dckensi is
down upon the Yankees is " sin to Moses" Martin
buys lots in the "city of Eden"-becomes lion, and
shows up the public reception he met with in New York
takes off the Repeal oraorsapd various hits at men and
things Where is the Boz Ball Committed
The Monthly Supplement of the New World also con-
tans the October part of Tom Burke the Sepemb
Der of Arrah Mel Times OF DID, the new and CAPT
tai Seriel Romance oG F. r. James,. Treasure Trove
ingsof Arthur OLeary"b Lever six romances for
shilling!
Every person who delights in rich descriptions, and
feels disposed to enjoy fine SPORT will buy the supple
ment this morning and read Chuzzlewit.
Blackwood's Magazine for September, an uncommon
ly rich number, will be published Monday morning
Also Review ofthe Apologies # Dr. Seabury and Mr.
Haght for the ordination Of Mr. Carey Price l2t cents
Office 30 Ann street.
/ WINCHESTE Publisher.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-22
MARITIME HERALD.
Sailing Days OF the Steam Ships.


SLIP IHHSteTS HHCHCS'
We shall esteem favor if Captains of Vessels will give
% Commodore ROBERT SILvsy, of News Fleet, Re
port Of the shipping left at the Port whence they sailed the
Vessels Spoken their Passage List of their Cargo aud
any Foreign Newspapers News they have. He will
board them immediately their arrival Agents and Cor
sending this Office all the Marine Intelligence they
obtain. Nautical Information of any kind will be thankfully
received
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MONEY MARKET.
Thursday Sept. 21-6 T

Thursday Sept II q p. NJ
BY the arrival of the steamer we have again fourteen
days later The accounts exceedingly favora
bic TO American interests Cotton and all produce had
advanced in extraordinary manner, and the quantity
Of money increased. The following is comparative
turn of the whole currency
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-22

CHATHAM THEATRE experiment now in pro-
sress bv Mr. Deverna, proves that our citizens want
nothing but good order, good actors, and good per-
formauces to induce them 10 extend liberal pa
ronage to theatre. All these cencomitants have
been literally supplied at the Chatham, and in night
earnest has the fort been rewarded. Tonight Yam
kee Hill appears in Jonathan in England, and Seth
Slope. Miss Rallia gives one of her pretties dan
ces, and the drama of Ambrose Gwinett concludes
the entertainments. We are pleased to notice that
Harry Grattan, the gentlemanly actor and accom-.
plished dramatist, is engaged, and is shortly 10
appear.
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feplydn 40
tar business done at the Stock board to-day,
and prices generally in advance Kentucky rose
/, Illinois I; Indiana tell /; Long Island Ii Harlem :;
Farmers Loan /.
AT the new Board the sales of Kentucky very
large.
The cotton market here has been avorably influenced
by the foreign news but -four has been unsettled and
receded slightly The auditor Of the-Stae OF Illinois has
given public notice that he will offer for sale at Sprnge
the LIST Monday of April next 900 of lands,
selected under the provisions Of the distribution law y
ing in the Danve, Chicago and Dixon districts 1000
OF land entered by the State underline provisions of
the internal Improvement law and also the Northern
Cross Railroad between Springfield and Meredosa with
in 80 acre lots and internal improvement bonds and scrip
of the State OF Illinois received in payment
Notwithstanding our repeated warnings to the com.
muny we understand that there individuals in the
city and county, who making themselves active in
obtaining proxies for the coming election of the New
York and Erie Railroad to the return of the per-
sons or their friends who have long controlled the
Piermont division of the road 1t be for thu int.
rest of any stockholder creditor of the company 10
Knowingly act SO as to produce such results Had
advice been listened to-given year since in the
columns of this paper the following roud have been
sared TO the stockholders and creditors being the est-
mated loss for delay on the Susquehannah DIVISION III
90 100 miles in length, rom Bnghampon 10 Hornells
v;lIe tho loss would be or timber and workmanship
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Married,

On Tuesday evening 10Th inst, at Bushwick, by tn
Rev Mr. Meeker, MIR. JOHN VANcerT to Miss CATHARIN
YouScs all OF Williamsburg L. l.
On the evening 10th inst at Rutgers ST. Church
by the Rev. John M Krebs Mr.. JAMES g. CoorER to Mis-
MARY +. BRADFORD, both Of this city. n
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Died.

At Harlem, on Wednesday the goth inst Mrs RACHEL
Rorr aged Sc years 9 months and ~ days.
The friends and acqrsintances of the family par
tcuary invited to attend the funeral this afternoon at
o'clock from the residence of her sonn law, James
Hope l25th street. Harlem, without further invitation
on the llst Sept, VIOLA Row., youngest daughter OF
James and Mary G. Rowe, eyed months and days.
The Friends OF the family respectfully requested to
attend funeral this afternoon at o'clock III East
Broadway.
age at the city Hospital from gun shot wound received
at the Arsenal Yard.
The friends and acquaintsnces and those Of his uncle,
the late Joseph OConnor respectfully invited to at
tend his funeral from his mothers residence, No. s6
Duane street. this afternoon at 4 o'clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-22

Total another suspension Of the work 81 67 8
1t difficult to imagine how vast an enterprise,
so meriorous this and in which many thousands
are deeply interested could have been brought to its pre-
sent condition in short time. It need not to have
been thus FRUSTRATED and the period is not far distant
when, as it is hoped, its aspect will be changed"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-22

90 BOSTON PIANO FORTES.-Atwil the music
dealer and fashionable publisher whose splendid saloon
al 2Oi Broadway known 70 every lover Of the art and
the resort oil hemuscal Of city, has just
received from Boston his selection Of splendid Piano
Fores, from the first manufacturers of that city. They
may be compared now with the finest instruments Of Eng
hsh or American manufacture which make up his ex.
ceept assortment. Mr.. Atwi is particularly desirous
that purchasers should test the quality and price compar
atively of those instruments for which he will, with plea
sure, afford them every facility. Every thing new in
music will be found his tables, and several songs,
which he has Just published.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-22

ny- AMERICAN MUSEUM.-Yes,erday was great
day at this establishment Harrington met with great
the excitement for he has put attractions which
pleely puts the blush every thing Of the kind in the
city. Instance the Ethiopian serenaders, Diorama, Re-
pr senation of the Confagraton OF Moscow, Miss Ada
Celeste, the Mermaid &c Can there be other than full
housed Be and go early in the evening to
entrance.
n13- PEALE's MUsEUM.-The magnificent attrac.
tons of this establishment are drawing great crowds
The Mammoth Child, weighing i05 pounds, in contrast
with the infant, year old weighing but lbs is sight
never before seen and the like will probably
again and al this is positively week oftheir exh
bton time should be lost in paying them visit In
addition the Fudges Mermaid, and six performers ar all
to be seen for the low price OF one shilling
no THE BOAT RACE AGAIN.-The subscriber
Lem but his challenge in the papers OF yesterday morn
ing calculated TO misiead the public mind. would
hore the boat Of Mr. Dorlon at the race on the
leth inst, iuil 5f,y pounds lighter than the one
,owed kcb gave hin every viii see, an undue
advantage And this advantage he again asks Tor in hi
challenge yesterday morning. Nov, repeat the chal
lenges before offered and would likewise STATE, that
viii row he same race, provided the Henry sork shall
b. made the weight the Highland Mary. II Mr..
Doron i'll not sccep, this the public must be satisfied
sTErHEN ROBERTS.
$. Toprevent appearing again before the public in
this affair II Mr. DoIion hiss any other proposition to
berts, AZ Chsurccy 81. john" Battery Place. s. n.
DuJ- THE ARRIVAL OF THE CALEDONIA AL
sale aud retail by Burgess sringer 2al Broadway
ner OF Ann street.
The London illustrated News-The handsomest Illus
trated paper in the world. Single copies ls3 cents SO
wear in advance.
The Pictorial Times-Pice sl cts single copics 50
year in advance.
The London Punch-l2t cts single; So year. deliver.
ed any part of the city, or mailed to any part Of the
world -
Also large quantity Of other English papers, received
by this steamer.
published this day, The Bankers Wife, or Court and
CITY by Mrs Gore-IIarpers best edition. Price l2i cts
Also the September part of Martin Chizzlew Tom
Burke SC. All the above Tor SALE Wholesale and
retail, by BURGESS sIklNuEf,
222 Broadway corner Ann st.
me- WE SHALL RECEIVE BY THE CALEDONIA,
nnd have sale at the Herald Literary Depot, Herald
Buildings. Northwest corner OF Fulton and Nassau
streets the following latest Foreign Journals -
EzThe illustrated London News,.. ........,.. lsi
: The Pictorial Times, $500 ~
IEThe illustrate Lont on Lille. ''..... lsa
4 Bpls Life IN LONDON, 10
ylThe Weekly Dispatch. l2t
The Freemans Journal. ............. lS
MThe Nation, le4
sThe Sunday Times. .......... ~
The Court Journal 49,
Bohains Courier L'Europe,.. ........... l2t
Chas. winners News Letter.. Of
Wilmer Smiths European Times. ....... l2t
Agents can be supplied with all OF the above making
application nj the Office and reasonable terms, the
moment they arrive. subscriptions will also be received
and punctualy attended TO-
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hours behind-they are still behind. Gov. Bouck is
also expected The Masters Hughes sing again to-
might've have also a "grand moral exhibition" o.
wax figures. Tomorrow evening the agricultural
supper at the depot, fitted up for two thousand
people-also, fireworks and balloon ascension.
shall give you some account of the orphans to NOR
row and the mechanics fair. The latter have
number of fine old paintings, am told, to look al,
besides jack-scr WIS and patent wheelbarows
Seven o'clock, the mail closes cars not H.
Truly, SIMON BARJoNAH.
NIBLos ITALIAN OPERA.-To-night "Norma," the
most attractive entertainment ever produced at
Niblo's, is to be repeated On Wednesday upwards
OF two thousand persons were attracted to hear this
Trageda Lirica Of the great Belllni, and as hun
dreds were precuded from obtaining " hearing"
there will be another assemblage this evening TO
witness the efforts of the rivals Sgnora Corsinl and
Signora Najocchi, the great execution OF the ior-
mer, and the power of the latter Signor Valteillna
again appears as Oroveso, Che fa'her OF Norma
We regret to hear that this s,the only night that
this Opera Saia can be performed, therefore those
who wish to hear the finest orchestra 10 America,
which includes the Rapetti and the Clof, should not
fail being at the garden early.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-22
PORT OF NEW YORK, September 90.


SUN RISES ...5 40 MOON 10
sun SETS. .......5 81 HIGH WATER ~
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90 WE SHALL RECEIVE BY THE CALEDONIA,

Agents can be supplied with all OF the above o. making
application NJ the Office and reasonable terms the
moment they arrive subscriptions will also be received
and punctually attended 10.
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70 -''''' ~ '''' wINCHE sTER, Publisher


no THE PHILADELPHIA FAMILY NEWSPAPER.
The Saturday Courier OF this week, contains two orr
gnal Poems; Original Tale byH. WtHerbert, Esq; Tale
by E. Holden, Esq Letter from Europe by Brooks; An
Essay, Detracton; Humorous Olio; Juvenile Depart
ment; The Family Circle; To Young Men; The Green
Bsron The Jeser The Agricultural; The Useful Book
The Navy-Grave Charges; Literary Notices; Carters
Acqual; Bad Masters make bad Boys, by Arthur; The
Drama A Tour to the Lales-Rich Letter; Dante; The
Self Education Copous City Matters; Varieties Rates Of
Discounts Price Currents The Buffalo Hunt; Letter about
Boston, No >; Original Essay Education; Marshal
Bertram in New Orleans. Terms and agent as usual.
]. A. FUTILE, 6 Ann st.
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90 DO NOT COMPLAIN WHEN YOU CAN BE
cured-To cure consumption when the lungs are gone
is impossible Medicine in the world do IT. But
easy keep off and eradicate the seeds Of such dis
The Hyg enian Basam, discovered by Dr.. Cook,
eminent practitioner OF Lendon is OF the greatest
remedies o. the age in removing ell incipent stages OF
consumption ealing the lungs and deprvng the ystem
OF that state OF body, dispong towards pulmonary az
hctions This medicine is recommended 10 the public
with the utmost confidence, restorative in all
where complaints of the lungs not too deeply seated
to be aaed by medicine Let the consumptive sufferer
try it and be satisfied Sold wholesale and retail by the
proprietor No IL Barclay st; Aspinwal No. Sc William
ST. and the Mcssrs Sands No 70 Fulton corner Of Cold
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-22

SUGAR99 hhds very prime New Orleans Sugars, landing
- from ship Ocmugee and for sale bv
s2Or Z. X COLLINS \ co. - South st
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-22

00- TO MOTHERS WHO MAY BE SUFFERING
from that painful affection, nipples, and who find
extremely difficult to nurse the chd we would recon-
mend Dr. Shermau's Papillary OIL is and niallibe
remedy and which can be used without removing the
child from the breast 1t is the only certain remedy for
the disease, and has been known to fail Mrs.
Kecner end Remsen, two old and experienced nurses,
highest terms; they have used and it used with
great effect DR.. Sherman's warehouse is l06 Nassau
street. Agents--llO Broadway 10 Aston House; 227
William st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-22

nS- PHALON'S TUBEROSE SHAVING CREAM.
Whatever tends to promote comfort is blessing. This
is maxim established by the experience of ages and
would beg to apply to article about TO be intro
duced substitute for shaving soaps which obec.
tionsble rem their necessarily containing alkees We
sllude 10 "Phaons Tuberose Shaving Cream" which is
equal if not superior to Guerains of which much is i'm
ported from Paris. Gentlemen who have been in the
habit Of using Guerlains rial will them that
Phaons is much the cheapest his jars beautifully got
up) contain twice the quantity for three shilngs OF
Guerain's four shilling pots The beautiful soften;ne
qualities of this the beard operates like magic
Will the reader take word ior it Call and see fol
yourself Sold Wholesale and retail by Edward Phalon
InventorlNo ola Broadway, opposite st Paurs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-22

CO PROFESSOR VELPEAU'S CELEBRATED
Pills for the radical Of Gonorrhea Gleet and all
pleasant discharges from the urethra. The extraord
nary demand for those pills since their introduction into
this country, is the best criterion of their value;
three thousand boxes have been sold during the last year
without single instance OF failure. They are to be had
College of Medicine and Pharmacy 81 Nassau street,
price 81 per box. w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent.