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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-03

The winter session opens on the first Wednesday
OF November. The usual price 81 Boarding in pr-
vac families Is :, - per week some thIty or for
4 of the students have formed themselves into a
BOARDING club. occupying the College Boarding House
who pay their cook and furnish heir table at from
- To 0u cents per week.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-03
70 orr Dem ocr,iic Friends throughout
the ate Of srdsi.tst:s.

We, tie Undersigned citizens f Sw zetani county, Ind
's iecome fully satisfied that the oey insisted on
supp oited by Hnfy Clay. and The Nhs party, The
policy best calculated 20 promote the general interest # this
na0n have, aud hereby d. icnqul,h all adhcI u
aud political connext,n with, the WhIg party.
We supported The l1mcned Han $50 for the office
m h paiot,>m and stattsnanshia We loved lcve,cd
the an ioi the many and valuable services he rendered
TO h, eouniy-and above all aii not afi Do not 90 =
believe that ten. Haisan woui have ssconel such
Bank b "a either Of those passed al the cxa session
tongues ~ ISL We also opposed present
protective Tam bccauos the IN the
oi Tie lew, and Is therefore unequal and unjust We
opposed u Henry Clay, because he favorable this rob-
tcy which goes by The name Of ~ tcfi We father
state at "e have lst all cont ,ncc IN MCay on account
81 hs Inconsistencies and egivcisatisn-, Of which the
10 loving are few examples:
Mach lOih, ls5S, lie sad In the Senate Jan 2 Is 70,
" There protection from IN. Cray said Cary
end 10 the oher Of The Com then, principles If the
promise act: modified ard Commoni.e act. Look TO
limited = true but protc alone for the support
tim nevertheless" Il government. Do not Ia>e
Feb 23d, 1855 Mr Clay in The ques ion of protection,
reply 10 Nh. W,b.tei the which ho ed had put
senate, sad: " HIS purpose "a ret Thcie necessity
was pioe,on and protection I protect for ptotceton
alone. lie deeply regretted Ia his letter Nj Ncui-
the the Senator o seahc, of Geoiga, oct 2ni
Mas'athn,etIs (Mf Webster 1872, Mr. Cav sail: 4" No
had chosen 10 adopt should
oiPsc thing and pro- than necessary
posed nothing n0mcal admins lailon of the
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-03
AcilN.lsS.

The learned pig and Barnett arrived IN town the
last week. The former had numerous calls and so
had the latter. One paid to call, and -
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-03

H. r. Eckles has retired from the editorial charge
of the Grecncase Patriot. and Joseph ). Farley, esq,
young man Of fine requirements. has assumed its
control y r. Farley and J. NJ. Grooms are the
prorrietors.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-03
f1cciio....

The following table VIII be found useful and con-
ycnicn for reference during the political canvass It
has been compiled with care and Is believed to bc
altor,'her correct
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-03

We have first rate cellar to rent. 1t Is we'll cal
eulsted for alno; any purpose for which cellar is
generally used. The situation Is one of the best in
the city
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-03
s.cl.,,rl NO;C>.

The following Is the interest TO be allowed ON Urea
sury No.es paid into Tie Treasury for revenue for
l~ii.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-03
& dd.r, -

y IN. TIL iaon 4. Horord. Ctrrge d'AGairs. Of
fte third Nie'es. or presenting his hter - cr,-
dcHsf ~ ~ III y. iHsOn .J0aes. SlcreiGrg 81 STATE
FER tie Repnbic q f'.ros.
On presenting - you. sir, this letter IF credence
from my Government. | am instructed = express -
you the interest fit by the Pres dent OF the
States in the happiness and prosperity OF he Govern
mcnt and people Of Texas. and the earnest desire
which animate, him 10 preserve and strengthen the
bond of good feeling and kind relations which now so
happily subsi,t between the countries.
In addition 10 this expression # the feelings and
sentiment. Of the President. avail myself If tie oc-
ca~lon T. add that similar sentiments CHERISHED BY
tie people Of tie United States. and that at no for
lerod ha> drcIcr interest been fe FIR the vel
fare ana prosperity Of The pcalla and Government IF
tbs Republic. than exists al tire present time
During my residence here, Mr. Secretary, it viii be
my study TO promote ard strengthen tie bond Of
friendship between the two couu'rie>-a course which
can adopt with great cordIulty. IN view Of the COM
mon or gin of cur people, and that identity Of inter-
ct winch seem so clearly 20 point t. one destiny.
1t remains nv paintal duty further to saw, that the
qualification feel IN beng tie organ Of ms Govern
ment m the expression Of my sentiments is much
tempered by the clastonng circun which have
ATTENDED my arrival IN thi, rcpub g in tie death of
my st.n@ttshcdi,!ow citizens, General Murphy ard
Col. Green, two # our public iunctouarcs.
have beon however. much con-oled b. the rene
rou> sympathy winch have every Waere met from
your people. Tls IS the more cons 1tpry. it vii
eyince u their friends and afflicted families ct Lone
tie confd and .pect. which have the >a,i>le-
tiol 10 know. euj we'd by tteIn amongst the c-
zcns cf this Republic.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-03

DcBnOCt:tttf EItfVDFI1 u bChcts
sfSATpHtD
GRAHAM FITCH. 81 Cass.
JAMES g. READ. II Clarke.
toNeEt.-foNNI.
~ D,sricf-WuLisw y BowrEs. of Orange.
81 Eiu,u NEwL.ND, of Washington.
d Jon~ VI Jou~sroN. Of Franklin.
ih S.NrEL T. PFRKfS-. Of Wayne.
18th WILLIAM W WICK, 81 Marion.
9TH {" PaEi> & DrNNfNG. Of Monroe.
M AUSriS VI PCrrT. 81 Parke
RI Z" IIENRr " EiiswoRrn. of Tppccanoe
Nh Cu,pLrs w CArn, ,Er, of Laporte.
1Oh JonV GugFRr, oi Grant
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-03

The following is The Liberty licl.ei Cor President
and Vi, President and believe nave the elect
oral lielct OF ;his Sale correct. II npf. w. viii al
Ter if at the nsiance of any Of the friends of that
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-03
Ilog'-an dr1amod dr11n la nl.Il!

o-.5-The Whe> of Ncw York have nominated
M04AKD II-LnloRE for Governor. and SAMUEL ].
NukSs f,r Lieutenant. Il = strong ticket, and
Tire Wing, feel confident Of carrying 4I-Tpf, .eco.
.io.raa.
We place the above record. to prevent the coon
Fl IA saying efto tie election. "a thes sad about
N1ip-.tley Lad never expected to carry IT, bat lao
always conceded il to the laco~" Remember now.
New York.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-03
FSccp il before s,.c People.

That Iamo, X. Fol. voted IN lS. jar the bill fr thc
rciJ of IL sprsirdig .6c,rs r Tie crmy q III
!,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-03
lEa@crsioun Mass Meeting.

n j, IA y und.r-i'--d hat lie D@morratlr IA
aa,ane lilsr>'oen. WAYNE Comfy. VII b. hid
IN fie ft..41 INST. in-i al If the ffs.aih, "a,
uyl.-l.sd 10 or previous farer-.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-03

Elcclod ~ Tie Lrgi-laIurc.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-03
" lie wires in, and wires out,
And leaves the people stall ~ doubt
Whether the snake that made the track,
u a. rnInr SnuLh n ca m ~. hi. >,

We opposed a Uui,ci states Bank because we
believe the to be unconstitutional and nexpedicnt
clay, because he i favorable t. the hanging the
American people hfiy million monster the shape Of
National B,nk, and thereby violating that Consu on whicb
has not been altered since ISL when he (Cny declared
that there power gwen ~ the Constitution auho
ne Congress to incorporate Bank.
Another Why support Mr.. Clay, j. that
we IN favor of the annexation of rcxas 10 the Unioi
States either by treaty, BY act Of hy any
legitimate method which sanctioned by an
the Law Of uais; and IN favor Of the union Of
the lone of Texas with glorious Cons utin
cannot support Mr.. Clay. but welcome James X Polk
staud,Idbcacr. On the annexation of Texas, Mi Clay
has thee 10 his voice. the Bank AM ran he las
two, and OF ducllug one-thu.;
"olaoI Clay lookei MP 70 The North
am for a F4iif. grOccftre said he;
Bat TUNED 10 The South with his other tone
y rsiiH fur revenue onl, twill tc."
"Criior Clay 10 the Moth VITA a squeak
am fpf Bank - Safipna Bank
q a'of Clay - his i,Icnds al tie South
coff',s my opin oH>.afc not very rank"
fgain. ne Yr1s que,ii9a. In fist letter. April
l7h, lSI, MI Clay uutquvocally opposed 10 the
annexation of Texa Second letter. July 1T, isil;-
Teras. Ihud letter, uly ssh iSii: ffars horerer ~
RESTITUTION "a saying Hit FIR from harag any personal
objection 70 Tie a"aeraon i IeJas, should te glad 10 SEE
In view of Tie foregoing cons atoms, support,
Henry Clay for the Presidency but have resolved TO give
for James X Polk; and respectfully invite our
fellow citizens OF Indiana in general to cleful invest
on OF the measures Of the Mig party. and the public and
private character Of their candidates believing that such
spns . which have arrived.
Edward Buns, Nm. Rayless, Sen,
Charles +. kiulz Eliph Lani,
Daniel kc>o, u j. Robinson,
LOUIS krutZ Peter Robinson,
Thomas Wiley, Within Nand,vcr,
\ Cox Gcoige Ellis,
Stephen u. BALDWIN, William Samson,
James Sl>>n. SEN
John Blown. did not 1910 for either candiatcs-
auhoizes t. TINT lie viii vote for James Polk.
In addition 10 the abnNe the OF the following ind
vidua> have been handed residents Of zefand
county. all Of whom the Wing side in 1910, tut
who cannot ior Clay. They Will, informed VOTE
Tor James h Polk.
Jacob Il Hams. E.q.. Frederick Thehaud,
George Beokwilh, Jim NrMlkn,
sidney Mudock Powell Ia, oi,
FINER Butler, JUSTIN Ihicbaud.
ilcnfy W. Baxter, John Shoi
Alexander Bciten, Jonathan Howe,
Imiip Romercl, John Taylor,
Ulysses Boiel, l. Liudlcy,
Joseph BoSscau, oilardo Nous,
Slas kittle. Thomas Cater,
Lewis French, John Nluuit
William Means, William Lewis
Joshua Hicks ard John Hicks. who voted for Harrison
1870 will lf Cay Have yet made up their
minds to all, but they do wl be ioi Polk.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-03

We copy below the address Of Gen. Howard t..
s. Charge 10 the Texan Secretary e State, pre-
sen'iIr lis credentials u that funcuonary. Il Will
be of melancholy inere,; 10 readers. The aliu-
son. and Inc OF It, in zen. Howard address.
70 the death Of hrs predecessor. Cen. Murphy, and
Col. Green. late Consul at Galveston. is ciaaeiers-
tie. How l.lc id ;lnk Of lis 80 soon fyllowing
tom
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-03

Isaac Sum, Re-. Sec'y.
The New York herald., 1844-07-12
Foreign InpOrtntlon..

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" rsyser coz Psit Bfo,hsr,-i 4 Horstmsa
co-s p MaIler-iC Ahse- f,ioI-a wende~ls Bo men
'rayss c,-i Vyse-l Hsga-i Beni Keese-3 Brs,s
MsyTT.A Ha.t.il c Tod .os s..a6ody, Brss.
pn, x. "A StswstS s'-a hoYsy, Wilss. s eo-a sM
Fssl wspwisRs@i sis@ n'sr FIJI IL
wI:s: l:s:f s,s s9s see; hn; CO. Nys:
per k'rk-2C W ThNmrs-I Co iisrd-s Hook < Towns
.ns5s Lte, Alasns cos Baker-2 Adams, Homer i CO
. q Robertst Gaspet ruiird coil Ts eiellS slan-
ss%Ds1n sss Nom a ydwsd
% senkrd Hutionl 81 carts.1l nuSois Facet CO.
iohs TobeE2 Golly Frere.-i British Consult For &
Hoardesuin-6J Danne-a Hor esnem- A w Wsrbord 4
20 bkts lie n Kensld co--4 bds gold sp c.cles
,ottsnst col Woodw rth 2 Merriam Boizard IS NJ
Brss,es Pablo, Low co-a3 q II ssenberr coil Be.
car. B-ujamn co s Wcht Sayer-s Robert Jaray co..
=, w Colrman-lsF Umher & Dambmann-Is Charrand
SchIumrfS Sisoer-,s Loe.eh,ss wis,naopes-3 r. Martin
10 Jos pnpre-i2 Ward &cc-2o P.,en 4 COS II b.
bad-2 penron Chaweau, Pniladelpis2a Becar. Garou
eo-t2 anwrg tt L Binsse co-2o l. Roger Gull
i Mitchell; nogaara Pr i,d.iphil-I PatneuI-3C q
Gunther-iJ Eberle-I G vade-I II Dereismes--l B un
q Ressi,rs h co-3s Lane. Lam,on & col Whitney u
cos Kent Keutall co.'s Atwates Rchs dson-s Burrsg.
% Fellow " sdsworh cot boeIiIg Wittslo Schmidt
An'rea-9 Lachaise Fouchs-l Jafr,y-l stIuller-i
A.es ss,,rrlts vo.p1 y Bourr, a. yer,ois co-2
noze ke. Ter cog Der,i.me, Bez,rd-2 Ccivile 4
Feming-il NJ lmazet Smiths A Todd | Garner X CO
z Good ue c - Lrhsrs-27 10 order
HAppAsA-B.g Casnie,.Ss bxs saaar y,et'r Achss-o6
8rothss-a bxs Aqare Galwayls bales tobacco
g-n II Reislt-7 b1s suga. hales G bicco TO order.
The New York herald., 1844-07-12
SALxs or srocxs Bosro, Inv IN


ii the Brokers Board-l26 shares Western Railroad
70; % do 73t 80 do nod 73; do Portland and saco Rail
road s9 90 do Reading Railroad 23 50 do 235 rs do
23t 100 do ~; IS do Long Island railroad 75I do
Eastern Railroad, 1891.
at .ducon-6 shares Taunton Branch Railroad IL per
cent advance; Concord Railroad $6s for $50; do Bos
Lowell Railroad a5i per cent adv; 81 Boston and Wor
cester Railroad, Sl6i l63 do do 10 do Western Rail-
roal S73 shares 25 do Charlestown Branch Railroad
Ss3hss4 share do Boston and Providence Railroad
81 per cent advance; do Cocheco Manufacturing Co
S547 share 10 do Great Falls Manufacturing div
of, $3.50 per share; do Nashua Manufacturing Co div
off, s525ab26 per shares do Saco Water Power par 10
do Wlnnisimme Co., $50 per share IL do Warren nsu-
rance Co. At cent adv; Is do Boston Wharf Co.. $3l
per share for $40 paid 20 do Boston Water Power
per share; do Boston Library, $l3; do fremont Bank
The New York herald., 1844-07-12

Correspondence OF the Herald
PHILAnRLPHIA Inlv Ill il


PHILADELPHrA, July III, IS44.
The law is resuming its supremacy. This morn
ing warrants were issued by Recorder vaux against
Lewis c. Levin, Editor of the "Philsdelpha SUM-"
and r. c. Kramer, Editor Of the {. Native Ameri.
can" charging them with using in their papers Ian
guage calculated TO promote treason and rebellion
and excite resistance TO the constituted authorities
OF the Commonwealth. They were both brought
before the Recorder, and after iull hearing, the
first named was bound over in $4,000 to appear at
Court and answer, and in $1,000 to keep the peace
in the mean time, and the latter In $500 in his own
recognizance 10 keep the peace. This lenlty TO
Kramer was on account Of his backing out Of the
position his paper has all along taken and comiag
out In favor OF the authorities. He denied writing
the artlcleswhichwere exceptional and excused him
sef the ground that he had not supervised his pa
per IN consequence of lndsposltion from being
thrown out Of buggy some time since. John u.
Watmough, Esq ex-member OF Congress rom In
gersoll's district, and ex-sherlh of the city and
county, was also arrested Tor using language calcu-
own recognizance in the sum Of $1,000. to keep the
peace Tor three months William Il. Hanna
also brought before the Mayor for using violent
and threatening language and resisting the police
held To bail in $500.
The citizens are taking decided stand in favor
OF the authorities Al a meeting held last night AZ
Independence Hall, Horace Binney, Senior, pre-
sented address 10 the Governor al proving Of the
course Of the authorities, which was adopted, or
dered to be printed and was TINS morning circulated
for signatures A large number of our most re-
, spectacle citizens have already signed.
| This morning an attempt was made to set fire TO
the Columbia Rail Road Bridge over the Schuy-
kill, but the matches and the match rope attached,
| were discovered before they had time to ignite
The attempt was for the purpose Of causing an ac-
cldent to- or lntercepung the troops that are hourly
arriving In our city.
The people begin,o rally in defence Of the militia
ry, and altogether spirit il beginning TO be arous-
| ed, which shows that whatever sudden excitement
may overbaance the reason Of our citizens, they
will eventually rally to sustain the laws when they
| see them endangered.
| number of warrants Tor the Of the rioters
are. out, and some Of the respectable ringleaders
will be caught.
| The Native American Party OF this city have in
volved themselves too deeply in this riot ever to be
| able TO extricate themselves. Three hundred Of
them attended the funeral of the notorious Cock,
| with Native Amerlca an badges in their coats.
The New York herald., 1844-07-12


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Tos..eS; Jan: ~ pes E:sIs. Sss;..s. and c.gsi.
va cargo; MaisS for ri isapco WAITING wssf on
.as p,. @ so,h % or sS': sssn Norm. A
Psis9.s Of DO. for swaId Lssndsr Salem condemned
5rs', ss a Gsif' sas ss @
Cid Chesapeake. Chicago; Ha ri'on, Desroit
Home Ports.
july sSs Sosa |Sssa sas
md .f% EA''s'h''. Helen Mar A~'
passp acsdos sssa Ha'e4 ass ass @ @
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Ann Tuekem,o %; Giees Evan, do for Cambdse; slIta
aa s%'fn Ts Ks;i kssH Asiss Ny
sna Bss .e s
.sa I'd ua, aus.ss H sp'g ses;
NV July 9ay oa cSs%s1a sys Porto neo
sid HsSa M'E bsn. s. ea.sr w.cg
Brandvwue Pac 6c. Pe.cot aud Smits. RiI Albany;
pa,aApsLrH... % ia. July AR Nepta rs. lswsdl gs:ou
Palr, stevens Fall River; Oscrola Means bee; Ma
rlda sp,tes W &w,lm,cg,"n pe'j Thompson, Shannon.
prvidso Ndc, stov;r Pelon Barte and tot Hill
spd Aurora. WOODBURY. Newbur, pert; forpo.e Drake New
York.
s.ss. ify Bruce ss 1. ss
Cromwell Turks ssud, John Alyne Rorsess Red
Jacket jarvis nYork; 1eus, Smith Boston; Csntn, Cobb,
Newpo
ALExArDnIA, July 9Ar L surges, Lolv, West lndas;
Bound ,ry shackfrd, Gaspo Sid Hartley West lndiss
GEoRGETowS. sc. Jay t-Arr & eager Porter. NYork
Cid 5tn. John Hill, Rove, froy idenc-.
CH.rLEsTcN july Sat QsaIantne. Beaujsu Fri Oar
bout Tampico for Havre-tos ched for and
River
NEw ORLEANS July2-Cld Tyrone Spear md Rio Grande
Co1zen Lo don; Select Lewis Barba does; Neptune
+ rki. ron, Vera Cruz
The New York herald., 1844-07-12

AsHEs-Pots are very dull, and cannot quote over
s. Pearls not so firm as before noticed We now
quote - 433 a45O
CorroN-There was enquiry to-day from shippers the
total sales however only amounted 800 bales which
spnners took 200 bales The market may be considered
one eighth Of cent easier TOR the than one week
ago.
H.Y-Ths market is improving. Prices are Arm, and
the demand s active. Common qualities North Ri
bale sell at 81 a sac.
PRovisoss-Pork has slightly improved both in prices
ard demand. Prime we quote at So slt 674 mesa at
So SIT ass7} Beef city mess is dull So u.s. Lard is
moderately active sales of good leaf at 63c
WHbKEY-Drudge casks held at 225 23c and
western and prison barrels at 23Ic
Sail ar r.
The New York herald., 1844-07-12
MONEY MARKET.
Thursday. July u-6 p. M.

There is very little doing in Wall street Many large
operators of town. and those in town feel little
disposed TO enter into contracts At the Old Board Long
island declined per cent; Canton Co /; New Jersey Il;
Pennsy vans SIS, Il Illinois, Ohio o. I; Harlem ad
vanced b Norwich and Worcester, 1; Stoningon, III;
Farmers Trust, 4; vicksburg, /. At the New Board
Long Island improved I. United States Bank Ii Ohio 6s
a. Eric Railroad l. since last sales. There sale OF
Canal per cent being the first since the late
difficulties in that stock Money unusually abundant in
Wall street. and loans daily mads by individuals
stocks four per cent sixty days credit loan
made to-day on Harlem stock sixty 90 days credit
five per cent.
We give below the sales stocks this morning at the
Merchants Exchange by order of the receivers of the
Atlantic Insurance Cempanythe business Of that
pany being merged in the Atlantic Mutual Insurance
Company, and the affairs of the old wound up
The New Jersey Railroad and Transportation Company
have declared semi annual dividend Of three per cent
pay able on the LIST Of August
The Massachusetts Mills Co.. at Lowell, have divided
eight per cent for six months
learn that the State Bank Of Alabama has already
remted funds to this city and London for the payment
Of all the interest due the present year Alabama State
bonds, and also for that due in January next.
Large quantities Of counterfeit Kentucky Scrip Of the
denominations of &c. So and have been put in circua.
ton at the West The genuine scrip Of the As 5s and os
have almost entirely been taken up by the State and II 10
supposed there not $500 yet unredeemed.
There very little doing in exchanges either foreign
or domestic Bills on London quote at 100 1901 per
cent The demand for the packet of the 10th inst has
hardly yet commenced Quotations have, within few
days touched low 81 per cent but packet day ap
proacbss prices advance. We have doubt the ruling
quotations for the packet will be full 1921 rer cent.
sills on France we quote at az.
The demand for domestic exchange is 20 limited that
annexed quotations cannot be considered otherwise
than nominal Very few remittances made in
the way Of drafts. Many merchants coming from
the South. and they bring funds with them meet their
payments here.
The New York herald., 1844-07-12
~ rHE GllkE Or sIhiGfuht.

IN THE iilk + Ot SIhNfUHE.
IN 4 FOR MIR vERTiSa1hNT ON STKiC TuaS
aa.t 5.ten q ,1ps'n - ratnrs-hs di,s,srs
whie we're .t'sss tor It's eGs'slneae,. Aud i. cure.
III lea asgc of il Those. hemever, occap, 100
' wSS WI sas. one n Msb fs S az
" ,ompsn, Ss, 81 =. 40 and Is s,oplI ,pss.; ,
that hs o. should b obstrue!sd
SD d Sas @ a i asseS %sy % o
&c, and even S any isx :. change
ny rs recng the s'tsaon 70 ,hs s,at q TN: dssa,e
wb Hspp.a. 10" 20 supsadded d m
@ s .s sy sa.s Ss,sIss
hoy s s ia. s "a. % sssy ssa.
cure Many Other iss. be b." most Of
NOR, svsesd AID .sstisi form wh Inc following three be-
sps q smoysa Y rss . ss .. ss ' 'a'
ne need 40. g. much s1 ss r'fs Sa .S ss
6 S bans, h III way IN wssh hs, n,h %,
n9 :s%' wsaa ' %s
y, no structure can s1i.t without d The n.Its
mo,t f,squest It's not i. severity mash
o Be- Ns nsSa o
d.ps..S
eea. sas eeu@.tsnce The birS 'a'''
ina effect Of structure depess
Us sprs ard % essen aea,i saesy Ne. that this Gem.
common degree other, thst the rarely
II Sticturr which the patient does observ, nt
he active, capable ~ business formerly This
also serious effect; though little understood but
quesonably Indeed whoever considers natural
ncfton Of nd and SEXUAL organs will easily imagine that
there medium by which the mird powerfully upon
these through the medium ths sexual
uppr the mind. Thin however better explained
THE Private Treatise OF the author e volume which
many par Of the world As e of Structure pro
c-,ds tina activitf Of mind invariably utuns.
With respeet The Cure of stfcturens, ZyarfyIra
STATE general, accomplished IL very little tmr md without
Of late the Of ts comp lint Indeed the
hands Of proper and experienced persons the Of Structure
~ accomplished days as formerly IL demanded
month"; Many consult tbs writer who brs,
mi, cs for short ,imc only but rrturn I~rfectv
cursi though has been OF trouble and anxiety Tor
To those who ths homes t furnish
his peculiar together with his Private
T-ti,e which has tersxrg chapter every inor
formation thf subject nnd written the pa'nest
Dr. Ralrb opportunity of that he be
eonsultcd the various diseases referred 20 in his Private
rr-stiss'-n his 1woting house No @ Greenwich
hour sad consequence, Of e number Of rrctendes
per make The following satisfactory ground Of
conhaeate 10 Stranger Ees,des his rsnk AZ Graduate
III Ednburgh, &c. Sc ne h.s beer engaged IN the
~ :hrss diseases, both in Hospital snd city prsc-
t,e., FOR faor- than thirty years, and has published
thr sons of work srpressly them Also that he has
stxs tom the emiaenf Physcisus in Europe tho
epner, ATcrss-s Sir Ashley ccoper Of Lordon 70 d..
at he pcrrtf.H % '--r almost every Physcsp
.Yrisrvr. Is ths CITY The Pvst. Trrs,.' u eI A.
drr,s Dr Rrlph. sen. 80 0fesDw,ch ss. iI2 im'es