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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-08-17
SpRNcrIELp. I'M. ! August 7 ls43.

SPRlNcFELD, JILL August 7, 1913.
DEAR SIR: The sun is down and poll closed.
send YOU the news in relation to the election far
as have heard; think it will prove very near cor
rect: next mail will send YOU the full statement Of
the 7th Congressional District fear Hardin will
be elected by majority of about 300 over McDou-
gal. shall say nothing Of the Independent candi-
date Yours trulv
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From The augusta NE. -9ge.
A FAIR HIT.

The Boston Post gives the Globe the following
very fair hit Gen. Dawson, it seems, did not loose
the confidence either Of the editor Of the Globe, or
of his own democratic constituents by accepting Of
fee from Mr.. Tyler.
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From The Boston Post.


Tune changed The Globes consisfenoyi tn.
Globe few days ago declared those who accented
Office under Pres dent Tyler t. be traitors to the de-
mocrac party, and described them as facDgs 10
the coon-skin uniform" Gen. Dawson was recent
ly appointed postmaster at New Orleans and has en-
tered upon the discharge of his duties there But he
has been reelected TO Congress by the true hearted
Democrats Of louisiana iohere he ,ra hare the prr.
itge Of casting ballot for the print,r 10 Congress,
and the Globe changes its own facings" as fol-
lows:
"Tbe full success [of the democratic congresson-
al ticket in louisiana is owing, in the first place to
the admirable selection Of the democratic candidates
They all men Of exalted characters and talents
Gen. Dawson may be looked upon justly as the preor
cherdi,er Of the sJuth. He the only Democratic
member from Louisiana 10 the last Congress- and
noby sustained the democratic banner of the State
IN Congress after the rue-heared, judcious Senator
Meuton recalled and made Governor, to raise it
at home"
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-08-17

CANADIAN DUrIEs-A letter dated Kingston, Au-
gust 5th, states that the law imposing duty Of u.s.
sterling per quarter wheat imported from the Uni
ted States into Canada, took effect there on the 9Th
instant.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-08-17

More than thousand emigrants arrived ut Chica-
80, H. In the last week Of July.
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LETTER FROM MR. CALHOUN.
The following is the reply of Mr.. Calhoun TO
an invitation from his friends in Cincinnati 10
visit that ctv
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-08-17
MEXICO. July Is. 1874.

Gentlemen Il was very much disappointed in the
Texans not being released on the 18th of June. 1t
was resolved on, and would have been done but for
the arrival of your paper few days before contain
ing statement of a new invasion Of Sante Fe.
do not know what effect the negotiations in
progress for peace may have upon these men-iavo-
rably, though. ] hope, and that is all that expect
from il for Mexico will not treat except the basis
of re-annexatIon and the abolition of slavery, to
neither of which do suppose that Texas will con-
sent.
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LATER FROM MEMco.-The Mexican steamship
Petrlta arrived at New Orleans on the 7th instant in
FIVE days from Vera Cruz, bringing late intelligence
from that quarter. Some six or eight OF thei Mier
prisoners, who escaped, arrived in her at New Or
leans. The Mexican steamers Gaudaloupe Monte
yuma and the City of Dublin, together with the brig
Santa Anna and another brig of war, name not re-
collected, arrived at Vera Cruz on the Goth ult,
with the whole of the troops from Tobasco, having
quelled the insurrecton in that province The fol-
lowing is an extract Of a letter to the Picayune:
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ALABAMA.

Ia Mobile for Congress, Goldthwait, (Rep.)
l2o4, Dillet, (Whig,) ll5l; Montgomery coun-
~, kelser, (Rep.) $40, Peltett, (Whig, 9O6 /;
Lowndes county, Lewis, (Rep.) =, Lea, (W)
majority 200.
We received the following letter this morn
ing:
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From the Indiana Stat Senfin,

Second District.-Thomas J. Henley (Dem.,) Jos.
L. White, (W)
Fourth DistrIct-Charles H. Test, (Dem.) Caleb B.
Smith, (W.)
Fifth Decentralization J. Broun, (Dem.,) David
Wallace, (W.)
Sirh Dist'iet-John ". Darts, (Dem.,) G.. G..
Dunn, (W.)
Seventh Disiriet.-JosephA. Wright Dem.,) f.. ".
Nc Gaughey, (W.)
Eighth Dstiet.-John Petit, (Dem.,) j. P. r..
Bryant, (W.)
Those in italics are;elected.
INDIANA ECJSJ ATVrDr 1oIo
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H f. ELECT Ms.
TENNESSEE.
MEMBERS OF THE LEGISLATURE.

Gov Jones, (Whig,) reelected by a large ma
jority.
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The Globe perpeuales the following bare
faced assertions:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-26

A DAMS & co.'s NEW YORK AND NEWARK Ex
n PKESS.Thc public respectfully informed that
Wp,egbe, hsye established Express between New 70
sd Newark N y for the transmission aud speedy deve
Of packages, bundles money Sc &c the collection Of
aud biy, and all other business appertanng Express
Orders for articles TO be returned by tho Express will
icliyered free Of charge.
O,cc in New York az No. Ws street, and IN Newark
sNi1Ips Newspaper Depot, No. t2o Broad Of.
L .,ys S:n YOIs;s' ii3 A; Al NJ liz End Pm.
ease ADAMS y CO,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-26
LUClNA CORDIAL,
OR THE
ELIXIR OLE Low L

L LII X X Or LO
ln olden time tamong the Jews.
Whose first, by Faces unkndy doom,
Afflicted thus, the Roman matron
rfayed to Luoine the mldwite's patron;
Calico to their aid the Priests of rsis;
Aud even now, the meek Hndeo-
Warm as her cline, and tender
II chi dless twelve mouths from her bridal
Fesw weeping to her senseess idol,
And with raised hands, IN accents wild,
Petitions Bramah for child:
Eor well she known, Love shuns to bless
The Hindoo bed Of barTenness.
SO much for love in days by gone,
And savage customs in your own;
But say even now. does Loves communion
Bless IN our lsud. sterile unienf
NO. ofttimes conjugal felicity,
Yet may the barren, Il they Try.
With Love. Eiixr' for her friend,
The childess wie's repnings end.
But not the prqpcc,reatve power
Consumptoas ills it will prevent.
With vigor ciohe the impotent;
Suppress gleet whate'er its date,
Aud all LIES functions renovate.
EIupuons from c shin II chasos,
Ard brings back beauty and the graces:
lis woman's trust-and ne'er deceives her
From Fiuor Albus 1t relieves her;
And each disease, with proper care, TOOL
Her far and fragile form is heir to-
Ihese are but truths, who calls them fiction
Shall have stern proof in contradiction.
I.etters-ail forms OF attestauon-
From the Swans Of every nasion;
With grateful missives from all quarters,
Thousands who lay, with iutterug BREATH
Almost within the jaws Of Death;
Thank, to Life's friend in Nassau street.
All n se%s.,%s N, name the very nS%Se .n
Or, dreaming OF Diseases ord cal,
Cry out for the "Lucina COrsia."
have il boxed up and sent to any pait Of the
aao for sale Phjsdeipha at North Sixth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-26

DR. HAaAN.-h later account from Vicksburg,
contradicts the report that Mr.. Adams, who killed
DR.. Hagan OF the Sentinel, commenced by assault
ing him from behind. II is stated that he made
several demands of him, before he struck. But il
does not appear that Hagan was armed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-26
A YACHT FOR SALE,

OF burthen months Id and perfect sail
order, we'll found such awning for
cock pitt anchor grappg cables, psent sheavc blocks sails
and oil the best materials of flags
coas and udder head Of BRASS has beautiful cabin, finely
fitted with 10 kes cushions aud looking glasses spy glass
and Other fixtures sppeaibns TO the large reir
geraor under the cockpit that will hold 100 lbs soop
rgged, carries topsas length feet deck, feet
BEAM iron keel IL inches deep * wide midhps, bolt
keston weighing 1000 s and those that know the advantage
eflevege Will that she knocked
down squi and in her bottom stove she
SINK she has the buoyDcy e 1900 weight Of
her SIDES and seing and very fast aer further
ucuiars inquire Of j. JENNINGS,
m30 lm*m 1872 Broadway John stairs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-26
HIGHLY IMPORTANT.

'I'O- OWNERS VI HOHSES.-S. bUSHEL practical
Veterinary Surgeon would Inform ,he public that he has
had seven years practice in the British Army B. will
moderate TO suit the times He would inform whose
horses physc, that the appropriate call
Monday All kinds Of horse medicine kept constantly hand
Vs Balls Of every Description price cents; and
don powders Is cents; bsering ointment, % hool
ointment l2h cents superior article Of horse linament
for sprains bruises, &e, IS Advice
residence No 10 Robinson street, of Greenwich street
Ill
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-26

~, SHIRTS. 70,
WILLIAM STREET,
THIRD BASEMENT BEL OW MAIDEN LANE. n. Y:
lis undoubtedly the cheapest Shirt Mandatory the
CITY, Wholesale dealers will find this assertion be nothing
less than positive fact 1t the intention Of the subscIi
Der 70 make this puff but he merely
wishes to his friends and that he has
opened the above establishment supply them with Shirts
Collars much lower than they have hither
to been in the habit Of pay ing lsewheIe.
II. ARONSON,
Senior partner of the late firm of
ARONSON WILSON.
ODE particular in the number 70 William street, third
basement below Maiden Lane, ". Y
p S-Particuar paid orders il lmsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-26

HORRIBLE ATTEMPT AT MURDER.-A man named
George Brown, residing in Saltlick township, Fay
cite county, Pennsylvania, recently attempted to
take his wife's life by administering arsenic to her
He first put 1t in ginger cake, which he gave her
to eat She, however, suspected all was not right,
and after chewing the cake while, deposited the
contents of her mouth into her hand, and deserted
the arsenic. Failing in this, he took advantage of
her sleep at night, and poured arsenic mixed with
water into her ear, which had the effect to in
tense pain The monster had been arrested, but
was liberated by giving security to the amount Of
$500
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-26
PHILADELPHIA DAGUERREOTYPE
ESTABLISHMENT.

HE Subscribers the Agency for the
l. VO CHAMBERS DAGUERREOTYPEA PPAkA.
TUS constructed ording Professor Petzvsl cacu
ation have hand large assortment Of these Apparatus
aud artists well wishing
Of this construction They also hayc lately import
ed large quantity of German and French plates, and ali the
chemicals used IN ther art which hey warrant in every
they made TO their order. Polishing substances
and morocco cases necessary materials are sold on
reasonable The following gentlemen have agreed
to act as their agents, wiz
r. White Esq rs Broadway, NY
p Haas, ESQ, Washington BIC.
DIR. A. Caspari, Richmond, Va.
r. Laurens, ESQ, Savannah, Ga.
William West, ESQ Cincinnati, Ohio
All communications post pad) and orders with
Will be promptly attended and should be d.
rected to VIZ Z. LAN0ENHEIM,
jeI3mr Exchange Building, PhIls.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-26

.fE& new LINE LIVERPOOL PACKETs.-Pachet
80 Gh Jnne The El.ndid fast sailing Packet Ship
s as neI day The ships Of % line all 1900
second cabl, and passengers il Is we'll known are
10 any other line OF packets Those wishing
shoud not ia to make early application board
w. u j. TAPSCOTT
rl ~ . 43 Petk s.ip corner South ST.
The 0aIrick sails fros Liverpool on The l3th August
Persons wishing send for friends can have them
o III neI or any oil the regular lne favorable terms
Drafts Tor large small payable demand without
Ireland Scotland Wales can also be obtained on
as above. ~ ~
July. ~ io,y
G8R LONDON LINE OF PACKETS-Packet of the
1&< IJulyGihe splendid new fast sailing p,cket ship
VICTORIA, Capt Morgan, will sail positively
as above, her regular day.
Having accommodations for cabin cabin and
seeage passenge for early application should be
. W.&J. T. TAPSCOTT.
l2lr ~ Peck Slip South st
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-26

H21f5f3 NEW YORK, sCHOOLEY,s
MOUNTAINS EAsroNa Sl9&a.a6
Leave OF CORTLAND street, daily (sundays eIccnisH
clock M, by railroad from Jersey city 10 Morrston
thence BY Post coaches through Mendhsm Che schoocy
Mountain, Anderson Town, Port Golden, Washington TO
Easton. At Washington, daily line to and from
Belvdere For apply to Hill, j. Pattoni CONNER
cisl Hotel. 10 CORTLAND street
NBExtra furnished the shortest notice BY appving 10
~ y, Luie United States Hotel Moustown. myii lm co
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-26
TO the Public.

10 the Public.
THE NEW YORK HERALD--daily newspaper-pub-
shed every day year except New Years day and
Fourth of July Price cents per copy-or ~ 10 per an
Eum-postages pad-cash in advance.
THE WEEKLY HERALD-published every Saturday
morningprce 81 cents per copy, or - IL per annum
postoges paid-cash in advance
ADVERTISERS informed that the circulation OF
the Herald is THIRTY THOUSAND, and increasing
asst Khas the largest circulation Of any paper in this city
the wortl and therefore the best channel for BURNERS
the city country Prices moderate-cash in i'd
vance.
PRINTING ofal kinds executed at the most moderate
prices, and in the most elegant STYLE
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PRorRIEroR TINE HERALp EsrABLIsHMENr,
Northwest corner Of Fulton and Nassau streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-26

- FLORiCuL rURE.-For sale, the large Conserve
0T0ory with all the apparatus attached to-
lat the garden 0ae Mr. Perrys,) Henry st, Brooklyn
FOR further particulars apply
49, W. RUSSELL, Florist, thu premises
Russell has also for low prices, superb collec
uon OF ne healthy sns n bloom and IN pots II g-ranums
roses vefbepas voas dshas azaas saliva
poteniss clema'ses magno honey and
other desirable eelhouse and garden plants and
Bouquets beautifully made up order All orders for the
ces oil New York and Brooklyn delivered free Of charge,
and punctualN attended 10. jI32w~T
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-26

AN English envoy, Mr. Gordon, arrived last summer
at Buenos Ayres his way to Paraguay but refused
by Rosas permission to proceed up the Parana river
the usual route to Paraguay under the plea that he cons
derea hmsh chief OF the Argentine Confederation o.
the most suitable authority to conduct any ministerial or
diplomatic intercourse with such country as Paraguay
situated far up in the country Mr.. Gordon had then 10
land, which considered hardly practicable He sue
ceeded, however under escort Of Rveras troops but
shortly after his arrival he sent of the country
under the plea Of his having tried introduce vaccna
ton, or some other equally frivolous pretext.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-26
BOOKKEEPING.
Mr. w. X; BARLOW respectfully announces that he has
lh aucct eded

BOOKKEEPING.
MR.. w. X BARLOW respectfully that he ha,
Ni succeeded.
MIR. G. G. MARSH,
in his business and Teacher Of Book keeping
this his so Cedar where he will
the thorough OF instruction and Practice
cessfuy followed by his predecessor Mr. soicn the
onazc Of the mercantile community and respectfully ask their
attention the following card -
&c. &. MARSH, Accountant, his graeiu acknow-
Judgements 70 his num friends for their 10 continued
and succeeded in the by Mr. w. Barlow, whom he
confden the Of the mercantile
gentleman Of excellent character thoroughly acquainted
with science Of Book and emiceny qualified
structon lie respectfully bespeaks for his
the pubhc favor 10 which he himself has been largely
debted. &c. e.. MARSH"
His terms reduced SUIT the to So watch will
w. X. BARLOW, Accountant
ito lmsr 80 Cedar street.
OEFICE OF JEFFERSON INsUKANCE GONNA
~ NY-0nce &c Wall street. This Company continue
their bussness OF against loss damage by fire
goods and merchandise aud also, vessels and ei
sargoos against loss by inland navigation.
DIRECTORS.
Thomas w yhorne Elisha Rigs
Thomas II Woodruff Benjamin X Robsca
John X Daysop krancis y Sage
Thomson Price. Joseph Allen
JOAN II Lee John Moore
Noses Tucker James i2lmes
Caleb Tunif james ~ w ni'Ht
AnsOn Baker WIZ hhorn
toSn'~ WIS Thomas Morrell
E0" Ni''" THOMAS WI THcaNS, President
eco. 7. HoTE, Secretary, muySs
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A~e DRAFTS ON IRELAND &c which
Nk&rM NJ can be oy the ship COLUM M
<INHe%K&CA BlA SAILING from Boston on the LIST July
S<441k4&B Persons visiting remitting money any
~n1xRH part of the old country, all times OBJ.
tain from subscribers Drafts ght for any
direct the Royal Bank of Ireland also th. old establish
I'd banking house of Prescott Groe, Ames Co of
London which are paid free Of d.cSunt charge what
throughout England Ireland Scotland and Wales thereby
swerng the same Bank Of England and Ireland
Roche. BKoThERs ( CO. IS Fulton ito street,
JAR next door to the Fulton Bank.
q DRAFTS ON ENGLAND. IRE
IESESSSz9 LAND, &c-Pepon. about rempg mo-
Z7EX-K ney to their friends in the old country, !"
~<4l,SRNsaB c,n be supplied with Drafts in Of l,
s.as 3 g. 10 20 $50 or any amont payable on
bans Of Ireland, Provincial INK, DO, kessrs James Built
Son Co. Banker. London Barned Co, Exchange and
Discount INK Liverpool Ia Bank of Scotland eileen
osk Bapkng Company, Sir Wn. Forbe. Hunter c.. Scot,
land and the nches In England
Ireland Scotland Wales, which drafts will be forwarded by
the Steamer Caledonia that leaves Boston The M JAW by
w. & J. 7. TAPSCOTT,
At General Passage Office 43 Peck Slip cor. South st.
N. B-All letters from the country paid
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-26

SEDUCTION AND DEATH-The Pontiac (Mich)
Jacksonian gives account of a wicked and de-
plorable transaction, which resulted in the death of
MISS Caroline A. Clark, whs is said to have been
handsome. wellntormed girl of eighteen, re-
siding 10 the family of Alonzo Plumsead, Of North
ers, the step-tather of Caroline Her death was
attributed to the effect of injuries inflicted to procure
abortion. The girl was taken away among stran-
gers, where she died. OF course the particulars are
of character that will not permit their publication
1t Is said, however to have been a very aggravated
case. The JacksOnan says:
The scene presented on the arrival of the afflicted
mother and sister from Detroit is said TO have been
heart:rending to the last degree When the sad
intelligence was communicated to that too fond and
unsuspecting parent that her daughter lay in the
cold arms OF death at Harrington, in this county,
1t required the utmost powers of persuasion on the
part OF the messenger, who despatched for that
purpose to convince her Of the fact. She could not
and would not believe It. She was sure that her
child was then safe with her friends in Toledo and
she renamed partially incredulous until she arrived
and saw her with her own eyes! The wife Of the
vile seducer was also present, and, with all the elo
quence and earnestness OF woman's confidence and
and the possibility OF his having had anything to
do n tie preparation of SO foul crime, until her
mouth closed by his confession to her face that
he was indeed the guilty wretch,
Plums;ed IL still at large and it is said there is Sc
nous doubt If there be any law In Michigan by
which ne can be punished. The law furnishing
such offences repealed by the locofocO legsla-
ture last winter, and tho seducer and destroyer will
of course escape Senator Greenly, who has been
nominated by the Adrian Watch Tower as the loco
foco candidate for Lieutenant Governor was the
author OF that repeal He introduced the bill into
the Senate, and it was hurried through that body
without debate or amendment. Here is Its egiti-
mn fe frttif
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-26

Apothecarv snd Secretary il Imec
DEAFNES. CUKED-Without wishing to interfere with
1.-the privileges of Of worthy neighbors who prefer
to and thus gather with difficulty
little Of what said 70 them or be restored to III. Of
natural end hear all that said, hello
marking that medicine called Scnpa's Oil tor Deafness.
ha. laey been introduced which bids fair prove eec
tual for the obstinate We will only add
this that 1t 10 10 be had at A. B. u. SANDS.
~ Fulton ct, 273 Broadway, and II East Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-26

By E. SUSER, It's Broad,cay, (Basen.ent,)
One Door from Courandt street.
- 4. SUSER Bootnaler, and maker OF Lasts,
Five" Of Clerce of Paris. bsGs leave inform hi,
that he make, in New York. with the best French
ms'eIas all that perfectly made in ars by his
the celebrated bootmaker Clcrce whose
On th side of the Atlantic especially invited to try
seso in New York, after the nces Paris fashion
Also the genuine Paris Jet Black Vsr.,ish sold
min xuer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-26
GENIN u VAN VRANKEN'S
VENTILATIN(i GOSSAMER HAT,
FOR GENTLEMEN,

WV IOIN w n EN-.
THE Timed Lead Pees invented by Nj Ew bank are, in
the opinion OF large number Of the hest chemist
physicians and most scientific of the the only lead
Very great danger OF incurred by the other
Physicians and other scientific refer
where and death has resulted from the of
the common lead The subscriber has made
to hand fall and constant supply OF the timed ad
pipes, which will sell umbs and others the
fav ora BILE JOHN &. CASS,
ielSmsm Broad street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-26

WATCHES AND JEWELLERY lower than ever-A,
gold silver Watches Of the styles direct from The
manufacturers, in England France, aud Switzerland hs
Ies than house in the city Gold watches lew
SIS each Watches and jewell cry exchanged OF bouEht
All watches warranted keep good tme the mon, re-
tuned Watches clocks and jewellery repaired the bes
manner, and warranted lower than AZ sny other place me
cy q, G. Allen, importer Of watches aud jewellery, whole
eie and retail 10 Wall suset, up stair. m22il iRsec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-26

TO be Obtained all
McAsers Oil store, $50 Pearl and Division,
ofAlen street,
DR.. TIL, mas Ritter, 1Of Cherry street.
David McAlister, 329 Bleecker street.
James Vincent, va Allen street
Brothers Hibbard Sc John street.
Joseph d. Stewart. 2o7 Hudson street.
DR.. James Covel, 1872 Sullivan street.
N. B-Any using this Ointment according TO drec
tons and not proving satisfactory their will be
funded Price rs cents i22 Ter
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-26

.fffE~ rFON LOEDON.-RegulM Packet Of the LIST July
MN4 Inc sp,sncid packet ship VICTORIA, Capt. Nor
4aeA s.ean, VIII SAL as above, her regular day.
Havhx very accommodations for cabin, and cabin
and sccrsge passengers wishing should
ma he carly application to JOSEPH McMURRAY,
1t0 Pine street, corner of South.
Persons wishing 70 send for their friends can have III en-
brought out ~ me sgoye snip any OF the regular packets