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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-04-18
Mr. CLif At RALEIGH.

We are compelled 10 issue but half
sheei this Heek, and must necessarily be
brief in our account OF The great Wing ga
thenng-we might almost say, of the as
scmblage Of The People of the s,aie-iO
witness she reception Of HENRY CLAY,
and TO do honor 70 the greatest statesman
and orator Of The age. We have no notes
from which 10 make up our account, and
the Ralcish papers do no, come to hand
un:il Thursday morning, too late FOR our
purpose; what we give % from one who
sas present entirely from memory.
Il was expected that Mr.. Clay would
arrive in the city on Thursday evening;
bu, owing 70 indisPns;tion, he remained
day longer in Columbia than he intended,
and consequently did pnl arrive until Fri
say evening about ak o'clock.
About three o'clock on Fridays pro-
s.ssicn wa formed al The general camp
ing ground unisrshs direction of General
Passeur. Of Kewbern, sidei by osiess, at
the head Of which were the Wake Cayal-
~ and lie Raleigh Guards, ,wo handsome
and well disciplined companies, which
added much % tho spirit of the scene. The
PROCESSION marched 10 the sound of excel
lcpt music, 10 point On abe rail road about
squarter Of nile defiant from the capitol,
where, drawn up in lines in Mrs. DsYc-
reuT's old field, they awaited Mr.. Clay's
arrival. Az a little after six O'Clock, the cars
sTr.Ted. bearing our distinguished guest
and tae committee Of Escort, with a multi
'ule Of othss from different points on the
line ofthe road. AFTER a hearty greeting on
The pan of,he eomn,i!tse ofscsep,ion, Mr..
Clay marched through the lines, bcwing
gacefaHy 10 the citizens on either side,
Wills they returned the saiutas:oa with
hsarfy theer which made the welkia ring.
tYhen e had passed through the lines, he
was seated in landau dsaTn by four
spleadid white horses, and the procession,
IN reversed ardc:, attended him 10 the Go.
srRor'. palace, where he was to he Ell.
tef'ained ~ lis distinguished occupant.
isyese'ils Sssss. from the capitol to the
palace, NO sssn.ifuIly Illuminated at an
early hour. Just before M.. Ciay's arri.
I'd, cloud ssoss, and shere was Z slight
sPrinkllng sf rsin, bus scarcely sufficient
TO lay he dsss and cool III. an; by the
tine he had reached shs palace ,he cloud
had passed ssa?, and the evening was
balmy and delightful.
o. Saturday morning, very early, Vie
crowd ,mnenced assembling al the ros-
tum prepared on the western side of the
capitol: The multitude now assembled
was immense, greatly exceeding the large
eoncouse assembled ihers in 1910. Tn;
number has been yariouss estimated, bu
she infrequeney Of such views enables
scarcely any one to speak with certaint,
a. to the pnedse number. The ladies
too, werc there in great numbers, in al
their beauty and loveliness, grazing tn
scene with their presence, AMI cheerin:
m hsarts With their smiles. All pre-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-04-18

EC We ore fsaasa:ei. il behalf of the
csfzsns 81 Grange Who were present al
she reception Il Mr.. Clay. North carUli-
pas Distinguished gassl 70 return their
sincere and heari-feli khariSs TO the ci.i-
zeIs Of R~laish for their hos7itahle and
gcnssous treatment dnring thsir atay in
that city. They know s.lai all that could
- dsns for the comfort Of the vast mnld-
tide who we're pressst, was cheerfully
p:r!oHpsk aai they viii cherish an s5id-
avg recollection of their kindness.
The gentlemen who are more particr-
larry indebted TO DR.. Hinton for his mark
ell kindness, dssire 10 express 10 him their
most grateful Acknowledgements; and they
hope he may always find, when thrown
among strangers, fiends as generous and
no5ls;hssrted % himself.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-04-18
From The National Intc'ligcnccr.
TEXAS AND LOUISIANA.

We haye. seen letters from New Or
leans Of the 25'h Of last mou'h, which
state that the information HAT a treaty is
sbou, being signed for the annexation OF
Texas had created great deal Of excite.
ment in thatcIty for some days preceding;
,hs, lsrg. number Of persons there a g
deeply interested in Texa. Isnd. and
money, aud of course they are oil ia favor
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-04-18

Hkig TismpA IN s.. LoDis.--1a
tlsrsssa Ior Mayor and cily oGieens look
plare il II I.oais On Inc ia April. wh,eh
resulted IN he ssreess 0flhe Wing Msyor.
ara 81 olhes candidates on he iegnlaFly
nominated ticket Cor riiy sfherrs. and i.
= : majority il both branrlFs q ll'e
/ onnesl. Tie vote Ma laF frAlls "
ass. for Reilly H. ~ le96-nssoniy
go fur he Whig ilrksi.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-04-18

.sEf 10 ~ eaas GP-Gs q szpasa,
Go. slnass 81 kssz1.lsss anxisiy, lo1k-
ing s. 81. Clsy . nsks his sppearzncs
On de nos.za~ Coreaar slsrshesd n
usasoed hin . lhe aslsaee in . brief
an kaa1fcne salsess; and sfer loving
30 ~ present nj Vossxiag ; heary wei
cone i he cLssss e he E.ulimde. AIs
Clay cCmmehsed - speech. lis exOr-
dem Eas gr4nl, ihs body q Is speech
Eas elOGusai ~ cOnsincing. md llirOush-
out was worthy q ~ rerusaiion = ne
FIRST oraiOr q IS sge. We wOull a.
tempo : skeirh q he speech. bu, have
reason % be.iere ihai we shah be furnish
ed with q report through ssme one Of the
Raleigh papers. and Ne are unwilling TO
mar il IN any respect b. attempting
sketch. lie commenced By expressing
his happiness siiring able TO visit North
casOlina, tle long cherished desire Of his
heart-Fetnnee is thanks 10 the citizens
Psesen, for tic dilsingaishsi marks Of a.
fecIiOn and regaEi which had been shown
him-eSPEesscd his views of political
matters. showing lie reasons WHY he
tho5ght il duty 10 his country 10 coop
crate with the gresi Wing parry. regard
ing parties only Is means to effect an end
discussed with great lncidness and force
the PRINCIPLES Of The Tariff and Of Ma
iioaal Bank. making them The great points
nj issue in the eon:es.-and closed with
4 iribuie Of Inspect 10 Jadgs CASTOR, AMI
to Norih Carolina. Ills whole speech,
which was about two hours and quarter
IN length, was courteous and respecili, to
his opponents, regarding them as friends,
and according to them the same liberty
tha; he damned Tor himself, of thinking
and speaking his sentiments freely. Mr..
Clay seemed to be in excellent health,
though doubtless was somewhat faiigued
by his journey. lie attended the barbc- !
,ue which was given IN Bennehan's grove
n the city, and went through the cereno-
" OF shaking hands with his fellow citi- |
ems; and on Monday night the ladies'
we're to enjoy tie pleasure Of salriing him. !
Mr.. Clay was TO remain in Raleigh until
to-day, when he !sasss .or Petersburg on
his way home. /
in this short sketch of the proceedings,
we have not undertaken to say any thing
Of the Varioas speeches delivered, between
Thursday evening and Saturday night, ty
distinguished visiters FROM other states,
and by many distinguished North Caroli-
mans, at tie ell Of the assembly. We
must reserve these for our mex, number. j
The whole of the proceedings were
highly crejitable to the good order am in
te!!igence of the vast number who were
,nesent--higaly credi.a5le to the citizens
If Raleigh, to whom Was confdei most
IF the arrangements; ard We feel that ii is
! p7oud day Tor North Carolina. Far;i-
gan malice, embi.sere;! by the prospect of
a complete overflow, may pick o.; Some
thing to gloat over; but canlouF AM homes
~ must force the admission from our or
ponants, that We have reason - be rrj5iced
at the occasion, and hare hale Or nothing
to rcgrc:. /
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-04-18

The New York Town Elections It'll
come in glorious, anil show an awakening
of the Wings tha, augurs well for the lall
contest. OF farty-.hree towns "posled
up in tie Albany i'aily Advertiser, the
sccoant stands thus: Wing supervisors
3i3, Dem ratio" 3i7. he same
towns last year gave only go Wing To
42l Democratic. Wing gain III.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-04-18

tbs GREESsBoRoUGH PATaIor, after
a suspension Of a few weeks, has made
Its appearance in al entire new dress, and
much enlarged. 1t has always been a
sterling Wing in principle, and well con.
Quoted, aqd is new among the largest and
neatost printed papers in the STATE; and
we hope that their new effort will not go
unTewar,.eI. ...
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-04-18

The Hon. William q. King, Senator
ofthe United States from Alabama, was
yesterday nominated by the President 10
the Senate to be Envoy E Extraordinary and
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-04-18

Min-Enr fisalaaisnliaEy - FEsErs. alt
uss for hui.h r0HEamed.
The naniasliaa Il inrera0r Sl.annnn.
q q "a. - + EsEoy ExlrsofdinaFy and
NJ ni.fer re ir.le1iizFy 20 Nr1ire. n
snrrr~d Gea. 'rhampson.. mad- some
DAYS aga. -. geSsenizy confirmed By
llas Ssn..s. Aaiioaal Laislligsaeu.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-04-18

CoUNTzsFEITs. We Learn from he
ashev,l!e Messenger. that counterfeit ien
dollar netes, rarposting TO be 0: The Plan
,ers and Mechanics Bank Of South caro-
iina, are in cireulation. They are sal!
to he remarkably veil executed, ana we
would therefore advise our readers to be
on their guard,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-04-18

We learn. on Authority oflhe Winning
ION. ciFcniele, that Jadge Nash VII areePl
the seat rendered to him on the benrh Of
The Supreme Court. lie viii, however
frs, complete his circuit of the Spring
Term Of the Superior Courts,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-04-18
THE MARKETS.


Petersburg, ~ y
Tobaecn-i.iule or no change in the
market, I.ugs l:s0 10 s2:75; Leaf Goa
expor, and slemming . TO 81; for manu-.
featuring 0 TO ELI.
collon-Nolhing doing; market dull;
quotations nominal. 81 too.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-04-18
Ten Dollars Reward.

ID An sway iiom the snhar,her some iinc
. since, afgro bay by the name u JAKE,
about 1--we ietI s:x "T seven inches high, q.i'e
b;arh, aad som,w ha, round shonldctrd. lie
nss q wife netr iiII sh"rouah, aGd il supposed
H. be s"newtere ~ tie .cIgb bourioud al that
pace. lie is sn,d To nav" a pass, bat i So, II
Is Fed. ! Will give the above reward inr his
apprehension and cC'.anement il ANY jI, 20
tt'at tan get him.
WM. II, BEATTY.
MocksviIIc, .7,n s. 2o--2n
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-04-18

nea. Iaaia has Willen - PFtsitsHi
8 - Ana.. azlnE he release q he Tex.
- Bfs9asss . lhsiT Pargl q L0loE.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-04-18
Attention =!

To HE Commissioned officers and M
stciaas belonging to The Ash Resi.
meni IF North Carolina Militia.
YOU are hereby commanded 10 attend at
ms Elizabeth Mechanics. on Saturday the
27'h Instant al eleven o'clock, rqn,pt as tie
law dr., cts, Tor drill muster aud Court Mar
ual. -. - -.
AIS" At the same time nd lace an election
WIZ DC held to elect Colo, =. Commandan,
Tar sam aegi,nen,.
.sPrils. 90
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-04-18

BaaA rfshe Usils6 States. and sound
Nxianal c1rrary.
"A raEidr Coz frsenms. ailh lsir ps0fcesion 10
AmeFiean lndusiry.
A hoaest aadeeoaomieal &c ainisgs alice Of
the Nliiaaal Gssersm<ng.
Aaesaiiah.e tissrihaaion Of tie prSesees .
IasssLss a lhs puls.ss LaEGs.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-04-18
Weekly Almanac.
=. WHITE.

PORTRAIT PAINTER,
DEsPEcTFULi.Y informs the clizsas of
t'i'lsbofoueh aud vicinity. that lie hasta
ken From al Nichols :iuiel, where he will
'""'atn for short time only. Specimens Of
'Is psiniiar can be scen al its nsnn,.
April IL. 90
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-07-04
BY MITCHENER l. MATHEWS
Z. From tie Nscark Morning Post.
THE COON HINT. ..-


Twas on clear and cloudless night,
When moon and stars were shining bright,
That, on a limb, "the same old coon,"
Was humming 10 himself this tune:
Get out ottAe way, yoN're all aalucky
Clear the track for old Kentucky;
Get cat of the way, you're all unlucky,
Clearthe track Tor old Kentucky. F..
Scarce had he closed his churlish song,
When, wandering through the woods along,
A hunter came from Tennessee,
And PoLKED tAe;ceon from down the tree
Z ~ Go home said he, Ito old Kentucky,
And clear the track for one more lucky;
Go home, go home, to old Kentucky,
And clear the way for one more lucky.
Thatsasne old coon was 10Th to go, ..
And in his eyes stood tears of woe.
But then it clearly was no joke, ISL. "a.
The words Of that young hunter, PobR.
Go home, go home, TO old Kentucky,
And clear the track for one more lucky,
Go home, go home, to old Kentucky,
And clear the way for one more lucky.
The coon he growled and shook his tail,
And started like sulky snail,
But, Hickory PohKED the beast along,
And cheered him up with this same song:
a Get out Of the way, you're all unlucky
Clear the track for old Kentucky,
Get out Of the way, you're all unlucky,
ClsaE the track for old Kentucky
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-07-04

On tie Tariff, delivered IN tie House Of Representa-
tives, Mag 8, 1874.
The New York herald., 1844-07-18
READ WHAT SHERMAN'S LOZENGES
HAVE DONE

MR. DAY, boot MAKER No. 20 Tilary street, Brooklyn.
AVA suffered greatly for eighteen months with
bty OF the stomach loss Of appetts shooting
bowels stomach almost food,
excspt He had been attended by physicians
for months By tho professors of the uRvey and all
reading Dr. shermaas Book descriptive Of the symptoms
he thought they met his he purchased boz
Of Shermsns Worm L0zengcs few doses broug
he Judged about 0t entirely
multitude 0f similar Knight be saUoncd where cl
dcn aud adults had suffered all daeh from worms,
thing gave relief pat Sherman,s Lozengsa
SUMPTION all cured By ,hetua2s Cough ozeuges
th1n any known remedy They sllay tlclag IN
lew seconds, and enable those &icsea with the
coughs 10 sleep whole nghts. The Rev. DIR.
Dunbar Rev. Mr. De Forest Rev DR. Eastmond and hundreds
happy
efficacy Of Shennan's Cough Lozengcs for headache,
palpiaon i0wness Of spirits, sickness and asstude
from bodily mental and for the wonderful proper
of Shernars Poor Mans Paster. which lax
and warranted rheumatism and umkaxo
weakness the breast sde back, any
body. Ask for Sheman Poor Mans Plaster that
his fac sme with directions for the back
There worthless haw ked about and
sold BY unprncpled drugg.. Remember shermans
Asd fsstes and Trrssnons Others will
bedeceived.
Dr. Shefnaans Warehouse os Nassau street. AsextsS27
Hudson Sp 1888 Bowery Sprng II Broad
Markets ss William lo x1S 80 and COL broad
way In Brsoklyn, Mrs Hays % Fulton, and Mountains
sjt Fulton Smson Prospect and jackson 81
la Jersey City-L Randall Grocer. la Newark-J Trippe
DAVID BrysoR Philadelphia-Zieber Coy Ledger Build
lgs. Bostoa-keddiEg D. Co.'S S;asSs AIhaR tsuthre
Bnkwr Hall d3B re-
The New York herald., 1844-07-18
PARIS LEE PILLS.

THE PROPRIr TORS OF this valuable and medi-
take leave to inom the public that they receiving
iresh proofs of from Of The
agents the retail this nvaube medicine OILY
New York; but IN city and he United States.
the absence OF quackery and
dispensed correct principles Of pharmac ut,ca
knowledge end experience. la satng this fact a slight
for the Of those health require
should be euy guarded the ilury often
ced by petenders u the healing they defending
themselves from the mputaton OF Of
Invented by ignorance made of sale by cupd
Pas Life Pills oftAs periodhe antiquity Of nearly
WHICH the ephemer productions OF day
lay Claim For the truth of ths the popnetors call
enon OF the public to awork OF the Life and Times Of
homas Parr VINO lived 70 tue unusual and patracha OF
5< and whose length Of e under Prov soe
y Attributable 10 his temperate habits and hs corrective
p ed TO his ysm by tne use Of the medicine widely
through the world PARIS Life Piils The truth Of
this Ger ied by his last will aad testament which be
.een 70 ts day ID the Registry OF Wsn Doctor Commons
London.
The Propreto have fit il their duty the public
these facts although exclusive advertising OF their
syfem or busnrss Ihe sale Of q boxes New
Yofa proof Of he sceence OF the medcne and
by the following extracts from the Duggsts who retail
agents IN the southern and northern unusual and
encacy proves the simple thst ects follow
when once PARIS Life Pills have been used Ia family
sulef.edes the OF all other medicines
Gains to distinction being When tried
abandoned IuO5. HUBEEJS y Co.
jH lm.rc No ~ Fulton street.
The New York herald., 1844-07-18
NAVY AGENTS. OFFICE, !


SEALED PR0PQsALs-Endosed @Props,s & ios q Naval N
Of July s oclcsk NJ r. supplying hs e. ioowiss =. vic.
enang June 10Th s4, The coqtescI will also Be IeSuTsd
yn NAVY Yard Or the Navy Agent further suppies e q.
during said year in addition 70 the QUANTITIES now ned
into the custody q he Naval store Keeper IN apptoprsss
hose called for in this M be Isqatd on o.
be supplied WITHIN days from the date requ
Every article will be required Of the bec quality in all
Samples the articles be
application the Naval Store Keeper at the Navy Yard
Brooklyn.
Theae suppies will subjected the inspection Of such Of
ices of the Navy Yard. the Comm thereof may
All eced articles Immediately notice
removed from the Navy ard and Others
satisfactory be forthwith delivered III thereo
failure the part of the promp ly to comply
with se conditions, will justify The agent 10 puchasine
open supply decences and contractor and
his suees will be held liable for the Department
su,rain by Of any such failure.
Bonds Of he estimated amount Of these supplies
will be required with satisfactory suIees. whose nsm.s
be submitted with the propos u.s. Ten Of the
Of each delivery will be withheld further security
for the faithful fuimen Of the ant The expiration
thereof.
PROPOSALS embrace less than entire class Of
articles Proposals for less than tbs whole be endosed
with the class numbered &c. form Of offer will be shown
O
The New York herald., 1844-07-18
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL OFFICE.

DOCTUK JOHNSON, IT Duane street, so well known
the victims Of Syphtc diseases the successful
thus destructive and almost unmanageabe maady still to BE-
found his old Office Dr. Johnson satisfy any thai
he legally qualified practise Physc and Surgerylhat
knowledge oxener disease superior
Of general Physiciansand hahs skill the
nent and proper management Of variety Of Veneea
Dneass and Strcure OF the Uretnra, s preemnent My
Iensae not only from Of the United States but
ey come from the West Indies and Canada. cure
erage 500 patients dcountenance quackery
10 and therefore take this method Of and
IN the country where they fpd physican sked
q make no charge No matter how long have Gles
Structure, Ulcers the body the throat,
palns tho head and bones Of the en, will and
you, Il your durable Constitutional Weakness
called Seminal Weakness brought on by habii
sduged in by young have paid much e
Of this maady Many unfortunate vctm Of this
unnatural vice has experienced salutary treatment
pcpsa, weakness Of the limbs and small OF the back
Of intellect forgetfulncss, papltaon of the heart,
version % society, OILY symptoms OF this complaint
n iratigas followed, guaraatcc Post paid
10. Observe, once Duane ssss. doo. l.cm Chat.
ham street, jyl7 lm~N
The New York herald., 1844-07-18
FOR. THE PILES

DEAD the following interesting and rsuassssec sure
~ Piles Mr. j. Bowman, distinguished prsdirs
Broadway has been afflicted with Piies s years
lie consulted me abont three months a3 me was
ioui appetite bad liver torpid occasional Eapxs
nance pale andlanguid mpaIns OF pains dneys
great rritaon tension and weight the lower the
bo owes attended with pie tumon so mnch nGsnsf At times
20 produce intense suffering, relieving them
selves BY prouse dchage Of blood inducing debility
the muscles OF the back from tn slong continued irritation had
with that he could walk hi. sep was feeble and
years for this Complaint and had obtained only temporary
lief ent ely cured having taken only three boxes Of
miles since and feels no return Of the complaint well
and thirty and all
that nestmabe remedy DR.. UPHAM's PiLE ELEcTuARv
READER this only Of thousand similar cured hy
sold by the proprietor At hi: office ss BowESy dos abo
T.. Warner Co. Utica; r. ID. Fitch Co. Syracuse T.
u. swan Rochestsr Colmas y Co. Buffalo.
al9 sm d&wssc
The New York herald., 1844-07-18
ON THE CuKE OF STRUCTURE.

IN A FORMER ERADVGRTISEMENTO ON STKICTUKE
when %:assa iol , and . cure.
s's
this complaint OF no. and ts proper mean. 81 cure
aecesssIs that the .tIeam should Be
much diminished IN case Of structures this indeed occurs
months ~ishes: ssnss
any thing directing the attention to the seat OF this
fain certainly now then complained Of but only
sa1a other elect. early observed
self There are which pecu
y belong e o ssS % y saa
Many Other sympom. might be mentioned but most o.
e a1e @ Sw
long 7, y ss sas rsns g easily aad
TIE MASSER cy uEIstrrsJt has been already said
should hapssa % after the elotSs. drop
MS would sss
NO can exist s"' The
fHE TINE FORMER GoroRaHGA MAY HAVE REAAIrED
most isansat cause f;staIs no. severity = m much
n Hs ss
how long this may continue without producing Structure M
70
h snsn o fSs In. any other
s: vsos %
he spirits and % es:en mental energy Not that th. com
case Of Structure which patient observe that
he active capable OF business formerly. This
also serious effect; though little understood, bur
quesonably Indeed. whoever considers the natural
necton Of mind and sexual will easily imagine that
there medium by which the mind powerfully
these through the medium the sexual
upon the mind This however better explained
The Private Treatise Of the author, little volume which
OF the world As the of Structure
ceeds the activity Of mind invariably returns
With The Cure of gratfyn
generally accomplished in little time, and without
pain Inconvenience Nothing exceed the Improvement
Of late the treatment Of th complaint Indeed the
hands Of and erperen the OF Structure
accomplished days formerly it demanded
months Many persons consult the writer who come bus
this city for short time only but return perfectly
cured though has been source Of trouble and anxiety or
hi. own peculiar means OF cure together with his Private
which has an Interesting chapter giving every nfo
formation the subject and written in the pIanes
consulted the various diseases referred 70 his Private
any Consequence Of the number Of preendes
and books ofquackry which nfes this city he deems
make the following satisfactory ground Of
confidence Strangers Besides his rank Graduate
Of Edinburgh, &C. sc. he has been engaged IN the
Of these diseases both in Hospital and city prac
ticc, for than thirty years, and has published
three editions Of work exprcssiy them Also that he has
the Physicians Europe the
Apcricaes Sir Ashley Cooper Of London to Dr.
Mott Of New York Dr. Physck Of Philadelphia and
and that he permitted refer almost Physcan Of
.mnencs this city The Privsss Trrsfiss il Si Ad-
dfes Dr. Ralph. sen. ss Greenwich rt ia lmsec
The New York herald., 1844-07-18
RASCO'S HOTEL.

THE underlined beps respectfully announce his
Friends and the Public that he has leased the above well
known Establishment, and solicit continuance Of that
support and patronage which for many years has been
tended to his predecessor. Mr.. Rasco.
With the experience which he has already had in the line
he cond tly promise his patrons and travellers
rally that nothing will b. omitted Ia his Establishment which
will awsy be sopped with the Injuries OF the and the
Wines and Liquors Of the description He has
FIRST French arste. under whose active super
ntendence culinary wall be placed foot
ing hch be in similar establishment
the American Continent The whole has lately
elegantly furnished Private Apartments handsomely ft
up Office and Heading hooms, supplied with the Cana
dian and United papers, Hot and Gold Baths and
other necessary SHORT nothing shall be want
high character Of the HOTEL
enhance IT. reputation. J. NJ. DONEUANA.
iy2m