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Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-03-30

The Team Congress.-Thirteen of the men,
bers of the eighth Congress Of Texas, are natives
of Georgia seven are natives Of Tennessee, Sc
ven of Virginia, seven of North Carolina. six are
natives of Kentucky, two are natives Of Massa.
chusetts, two of New York, two Of South Caro-
lima. two of Pennsylvania, ono a native of Mis-.
souri,. one of Mississippi, ono Of Ohio, one Of
Louisiana, one of Austria, and one native OF
Canada. Thirty-four Of them are planters or
farmers. twelve arc lawyers, five physicians, and
two merchants.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-03-30

"The phrase ''cIear youIself' may be thus pc
tely rendered:
Emulate the atmosphere Of your presence, b,
calling into action your quiescent motive power
and transferring the material elements whic
compose your terrestrial organization 10 some 9th
er portion of this mundane sphere.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-03-30

epTd shmers.-The Halifax Journal
rt, states that information has been
EnhI Y Britannia, that the British Gov
aIrnms Jsne tended their contract with, the
Royal AL RI Company for ten years longer,
win aado'f allowance Of $4,000 per
sassl +. 10
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-03-30

AacuoaLD TELL, Governor. ~.
Dawn r GREER, Secretary Of, State.
ELAs N, CONWAY, Auditor. I'd
JAaapC @. MARTIN, Treasurer.
Sals1 LEGISLATIVE.
6ARm6 ADAMS, President of the Senate.
w. - nhDhAM, Speaker of the House.
The Ssaete is composed of "a members, elected
&c epufs years; and tho House Of IS members,
-rfssd pr two years
q Ney Legislature convenes once in two years.
,pa ssps Monday 10 November.
sS JUDHlART. ssss.
aII R{ago, Chief Justice.
sRs3 ~ Lacy. Associate Justice.
81. z $ebdstiQn, I"
&t Watkins, Attorney General.
Ss4 E.s s:ss s:;i.
ep CIRCUIT COURT.
Judges. Pros'g Atornics.
irck, ". T.. Jones, Wn N. Stanton.
~ Isaac N. Baker, Jos. w. Bocage.
Thomas johnson, A. Porter.
uoseph ". Hoge, Alfred Wilson.
- ~. CIendein, Geo. c. Watkins.
"a John Field, o. F. Raney.
u r. C. S. Brown, VIM. Walker.
The Jukes Of the Supreme Court are elected
~ tha I%islature, by JOINT vote of the two
Houaes. iokigM years. The Judges Of the Cir
cpn Court h elected IN like manner, for four
years.
lMlslh uNtfD STATES DISTRICT COURT.
'e.jamin LoAson, Judge.
rasdison DRoystoa, District Attorney.
William Fie{ Clerk.
Z tldnly NJ. Ri or. marshal.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-03-30

Ungaliant.-rhe Wheeling Gazette says
Six thousand ladies' of Cincinnati (says the Sun)
Pci'ioned tho Council of that city to grant no
more licenses to Coffee houses. The council by
vote of 8 to 10. refused the prayer where at tho
fair petitioners have waxed worth, and vowed that
not ono OF the 10 shall be reelected. ...
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-03-30

The Anti Hanging Society has obtained many
members in New York. All who are apprehen.
sivs Of being hanged should join it.-N. Louis
Repub.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-03-30

Expected risI Of Father Manheu.--A cores.
pondenco has recently :aken place between Fa.
Their Matthew and Grinnel, Minturn e. Co., Of
Now York, owners Of London as well as Ii.
verpoo line Of packet ships. They offered him
free passage in any one OF their ships to Amer
lea, which he has accepted, and has signi6ed his
intention to make the voyage IN June.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-03-30
BY GEO. w. CLARKE.
GoyERNMENr oF,ARKANsAs.
EXECUTIVE.

ARcueaLp YELL, Governor.
Dawn 3 GREER. Secretary Of, State.
EL5As N, CONWAY. Auditor.
yAaap @. MARTIN, Treasurer.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-03-30
Il Population ofthc United States,
f0rding 10 the Retgns of tie Census Of 1910.
The pportionment

ls. hs The pportionment
on Rr PREVENTATIVE in the U. S.. Congress-. based
,,oeo be above cerbs Of lS4O, was made at the
lr-s Non of the 7th, for the 26th Congress !;
Ills follows.
N IS--Rait 20, 6SO-223 Members.
Il 3 bomber of ioctors for President and Vice
1. underbis apportonment and ratio,
It's, Of Rm 1873 will be necessary for
Moving TIDE shows the number Of Repre-.
F ptives in Sgress, and the number of Elec.
n votes fsach State -
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-03-30

"The Last Of HE Suarfs.-This most wonder.
full character still lives at Tweedmouth. lie COM
pleted his one hundred and fifteenth year at christ
mas lS13
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-03-30

"There is a landlady out west, according 10
Dan Marble. who gives her boarders dried apples
for breakfast, wa run water for dinner and lefs em
money. ~
The New York herald., 1844-09-07
PORT OF NEW YORK. SEPTEMBER =

Cleared.
Ships Ashburton Hpteston Liverpool Grnnell Mintun
Weo sarah sS 5ssa PssFTsss
Essf s%ss; Ss.ss SSs.;s RsSmSSj
Paxson; Fairfield, Burr Salem; Fancy, Chase Boston
sss' A Esssss ns sa soaSa % aESsspeo Aug with
@ss stop RaSa RS'tSn from Liverpool Aug
sS experienced
%s ssa ass BoSsrs MSsso fran July
ship s%s 4 m sssphe'd RGmsn 4 days from Antwerp
s sss d:s dGs" To- " G @ s;ssy Ss isb ma 5
dur during heavy gale from westward seak; 2 finding
fGa0 S & 5 e s assistance
isas ss s As
Ssraus PsiaSs M Moe i, days from London with
sds .s sss. .s. ss.s
check signal with fcremast 6shed WINS
ssqss Sa' from Trinidad de Cuba with
to aays aom Rotterdam
81 for Dss Ss% dy sm s.
B Haidee Post days from Porto Rico, with molasse
sGs ln f e sw Esyss H.y l. :y. sT 6 s
Windsor MS. with plaster to MASTER - ~
Brig Citizen, Brown from Machias with lumber.
Brig Amanda Fish, Mystic, in ballast.
Brig Republic Gates, Mystic in ballast
Schr Select Caruther from Newben NC with naval stores
to s l.. Mitchell. 80 ~
Schr Oriental Wardwell PHILADELPHIA coal
Schr Grecnn. Long Calais, lumber.
Schr Factor. Hallett. Boston, mdse.
Schr Sally Hope, Kelly Dennis fish.
Schr Hope, Georre, Providence. mdse
Schr Mary Ann Coy, Hartford produce
Sloop Helen, Clifford, New Bedford oil
Sloop Levant Hall Nantucket. oil.
Below.
Three briggs and topsail schr unknown.
Sailed.
Ship Newark, Merwin, Savannah and others.
The New York herald., 1844-09-07

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Home Ports.
Lii.%ss R.sssa ssi.% TA.. Lssss
@ "a gs Tss'aS & SfTs g. Sss't Il
ss.E i G j IT, syi: @
s asha lumber @ dI aSIaqs ss d Market e., whit
PSETI.sD SsIt sss Cyrus Bansr Porto Rico. Sid
EE.:T TTaoS.:Ios: Ass se-Ar Baltic Spear cad., -
Owls HAD, Aug sl.%T Tsautq Grant I'm Frankfort for
% s. :'ss ss
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ss a. dyffG%aS f a wofPSsdsya 6f Ns%
sept ss'ss rf Disas s%sl Nyorl sd, Swan Web
Ss Bb;%GT Orleans sesse Trinidad Sid Sd Plato Bsh
BG:ros AR Mason Eedco crogsaa puxeury
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saw 81, II, M h the 81 Shetland Am
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1 %.oS Baas. NSst s AaSs sssR
MLond Bappahannock gri; Lowell Albany; Benz Bgelow
Baxter. NYork Renown Lowell do. Teesraphed Kentucky
Roghrs FIN Cadiz Baltic, Allen Cronstadt; Calcutta Park
Havana Signal for ship and brigs. Cid. unc,, Wilson,
Gibnltar and market with her Cuba carge; Vepacan VIM
so Nnrleans; harlemagne; Fsles do Obern Bray, do;
Excel, Lowell MYok. Arr 4th Augustine Heard Farley,
40 30 lon So O Trenton of Bath FIN NOreans for
Saw lst inst lat ~ TO- lon g. Haye Of and for Providence I'm
Liyepcol Also Scotland Merryman, Glasgow Charles.
WEYMOUTH, Sept Arr Cashier Pike, Philadelphia
- TAUNTON, Sept IAT Horner. Padelford, Phiadepha;
Charles LINCOLN do Roscus and Franklin NYork Adelaide
an Xork
Lagrange, Gardner do SID Massachusetts Cash Pacific
ocean Avon Berry, Georgetown, DC; sachem, Hunt New
EDcAnfowN Sept sid the vessels reported this morning
American, Paul, do. Sic, Celeste Wright do.
New LONDON, SEPT 3Arr Ornament and Conveyance, Al
bany for Boston. Sid 3Oth Isaaella Mckee, st Croix.
PHiLAnELpHIA Sept 6Ar Br Ambassador Hawistoop Ma
tanzas Florida. Mott Elizabeth Ann McLean; Patriot Smith
Natanzas. A large ship name unknown.
RicHMoND Sept 5-Arr Catharine Wilcox, Lscomb New
York SID Attakapas, SaItell Boston; Tsaaroa Smack;
Boston, Paine and Henry Lee, Smith, NYork 3rd Mary Of
CHARLEsroN, Sept 2-Arr Amazon Williams, Cenuegos.
Sid with Eliza Burgess Bowers for Boston. Left Made
line Shankland for Work ds Evene and Eous for do,
soon Evenc I'm Portland via Trinidad arrived the day
Wilson Fuller, Cobb, NYork
NEw ORLEANs Aug 28-Am Republic, Crans. Galveston;
Aryum varnal Boston; w Huntingdon Banzett Vera Cruz;
| Ajax. jones' Charleston.
The New York herald., 1844-09-07
No 10 Thomas st. is} feet by sbout. .bs. =. 50 600
No. IA adjoining. iei by Ss feet. -. 2soo

Lot in McDougai st near Amity, 25 by 100 2450
TEAsImported per ship Huntress-Terms- at ak
months pay able in this city
Hyson-7 double chests si} cts; 65 chests 623 30 hall
do 4s do and 81 chest 81 % half chests wthdrawn)
@Young Hyson33 half chests so cts; a do Tai 30 do 70}
IA do 6s do 55 80 do 3d. 81 do 52} do 80 do SOL
1913 do 4s l3 do 4S3 60 do 40 do As; % do 43
~ 30 do 49, 100 do 42 462 Az So do 4 So l6
DO 1895 gag DO i5 IS do IA cases alb canisters 95 90
chests 1897 hall chts wi,hdrawn)
Hyson Skin-7 chests 50 30 half do a33 10 chest 4l3
ADO Al 90 do do 3l lit do 2s ls5 do 2 81 do 26
ronkayas6 half chess s5 asa do 81; chests sas 90
do 81; l07 do 25
Gunpowder-s half chests Sii5; 10 do es do $751; do
6s Is do ST. s do 30 do 4O l72 lab boxes 49
so do 46 Glib do c0t cases. each - b cannisters
55y 50 do 200 do co. ai half chests $50 lab bxs 600
Glib do and % cases withdrawn)
!mperal-6 hall chests 81 IA do rs do 70 IS do
66 a. do 67 81 do Co. IL do do 4O 300 do l3b bxs
46 $50 Glib do 49 ~ each 2b bxs $751; 81 do 58
2J0 do 90; 90 half chests and $50 l3b bxs withdrawn
Orange Pecco-22l l3 ID boxes 34 $50 half chests with
drawn
roychong-io chests sa1 % do sa 10 do a7 1863 do aea
Nngyong74 half chests 34 100 dc 81; 20 do 80; 80 do
90 20 90 4o5 doas; al7 chs 26i; 80 half 2s; lO4
do 25; Il3 do Withdrawn.
Eongfia- 100 half chests 45 100 do 44J; 800 do a.
koken 10 2Ob hoxes AL 1853 18Th boxes 341 lis chests
la9 half do and 1876 l3lb hxs withdrawn.
Oooug so half chests Al 63 l3lb boxes 80; 90
each 81 lb cannistes so3 279 half chests withdrawn
Mohea-25 l6lb boxes a.
Congol0 chests 22J 10 do 22 I25 l4b bxs 24 lit do
2s; go chests and 54l hfdo withdrawn.
Chulon-323 hall chests withd' avn.
The New York herald., 1844-09-07

On Thursday evening 5th instant JOHN McCRyApv
son Of Benjamin McCready deceased in the 23d year Of
his age. @ht3@
His friends and those of his brother, Edward L. Nc
Cready and the relatives of the family respectfully
invited to attend his funeral ths morning 10 O'Clock
from his late residence corner OF Spring and Renwick
streets, without further invitation.
On the 9th instant after lingering sickness, JAMES
WARDRor AuLD, native Of Scotland, aged 2s years and
10 months. B5l y.
The rie ds of his brother Henry A. Auld and these
OF his sthern law Bchard Bent and Of his b others in
law, Robert Rae Calvin Smith, and David Reid are
respectfully invited 10 attend his funeral without further
invitation TO morrow morning at 10 O'clock from his late
residence, 25l Centre street.
On the sth instant, of consumption, JOHN ANDERSON
aged 26 years. as1aB,
His funeral will take place from the house Of his bro
ther.inaw James MCGOWAN ITO Waverl, Place this dav
at 4 O'Clock, P. M
The New York herald., 1844-09-07
Foreign ImpOrtations.

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LTFgrGciship ENGLAND deo coal q % scrap iron
Hs"fsI Hs'ss w1sS s fSSs, 1
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s1iS, !; SS5es WgG$$;: ss g fss
per Rchards-l Murray3 Van Woort-5 Bulkley Gra-
ham co.66 Godfrey Patterson Cog w Bend- r. Har.
r,son-i b II Halsteod-2J Thompson-3 A Willctts-l
haus co-i9 Richardson Watson--is w Whitewreh-
REFS Bros Campbel-ick Corning, Howe co-s70 bars
Eggeston Battell6 bales Becar Benjamin cos h Hen.
rck-l + A Huntingdon + Jones--i bx Young smith <
COZ bxs Hall Bros Van Nest-f T. Thompson & Gale-2
Taylor-s3 bxs Nicholson-3 do Bird, Gillian col u
Corning u COL III I0hss q w Mier-i8 w
Whitewght-3 bis ID Hadden Coz do Gorton Hodges &
co2o do Ruttefeld Brothers-3J udson-i Faleoner2
Watson, Crew y col Stone, Swan col RYAN Nest
Reese Son--7 Van Wagner fuckers Connan--
a Cornell Brothers. TIalsteld& Du6 Sands Fuller 4
co., X Lumms co-76 Tooker, Mead cog Wiletts
Leonard Hone-5 Mann Hendrcks-1 Hill Halstead x
Dash--l Van Nest-2 Warren Hunt x Lese-.2 Young 4
Smith, Fellows, Wordsworth co.. Eurke-3 Magee,
Leon y coz Wight, Stugis < Shaw-9 Cripps y co-8
~ Coxns Cochn,-4 Witter x co-s Gamer x CO.
out,2 cks 4 NewboId-a Patton stewar- II Andrewss
q Hastings x col sR She'll Harmer Hayes q w
Williams 4 Bells A. & w Parsons--i w II Hcrsman x
son--i yanny col G VI Kellogg x COS
Gorton, Hodges : col w Hcydei-- Roswell < Coz
% srath, 1hurger colo bxs tin Stokes Gilbert
30 do Bained Son-l9l bdls sheet iron Clark Gill CO.
boxcs, Griffin PuIlman-one NJ Arhur--nnetesn
art col do Stewart Brotheesi Reese SON Of Phia-
Adrian Stroug Warrell Son3 Chillindcr x Bliss
lalsted-2 Halsted Iaincs Coz MclIyane Williams
treeland, Stewart col WareI Coats-0 LeHers--s
Patton stewart-2 Cooper Leig,2 Cp Ley erich Bill
Clark-i Emo PHELPS Chatterdon Bss--l I Cross
s Brown--l II Shedon.i5 LAtterhury- II Dron-22 Hunt
Bros-1 w Burton-3 Wanen-i Hall Bros-Cofn, Bradley
co56 n bales cks 90 bdls a bxs cks to order
The New York herald., 1844-09-07

ASTwrsr-Ship James H. shepherd-l box mdzs Morre 4
M nassL-s pkgs Boircan Fushis bxs mnskst Rodss
Rolie,e Boring Mitte-a w schmidt-I Il Gaesheim
sef CoLls bale; II 7 H MALI Neyiu: Coz, Hunt
Ge-lo Kes.len Co-s2 Stone Il Col q Berran-I box
siein-l5 I Grunethal-iA w Spies Cog LBeals Co
Il q Gunther9 Renard Coz Schuchardt, Fayr Co-8
casks chloride lime eases bxs mdze TO order. -
LoNpoNBaque Palasi63 bys plate tin Ellemore-250
bottles quick silver Bemont50 casks beer JNesonl6 ar
eks brandy Maulson-2, cs Lawrence Murray lngae-i
bars iron $50 scTp iron 70 order cs Garev il-iso cs
silver Brough-2l DE Rkerl08 chts 1871 bkts Sxen
Clark x Co.
RoITERpAM-Harmonel5 IS pipes gin Schuchard Favr-i3
Rollman-8 cks Victor Duckwitz-7 q Loring-2 Do
de Bar. ~
The New York herald., 1844-09-07


Aryed-Acoru, Howe.; Emerald Hodeden, and Casild,.
Goode Boston; Edw Franklin Gray New Bedford; Brilliant
Hall, Nyork, .
CIeared-Merchsnt, tBrl Beck, St John NB; Brazilian
iitchborn aud Robert Bruce Closson Boston Townsend
ggersol James samuel somer vico,a falleqinrs aud
Nine,ta Baymore Providence. Neptune. steirns, H,ngham
Republican Hoover Albany; NJ Me.eroe, Young Ni9rk
Delharco Hoe, Troy, NY; Columbia, Hoover Aoany VIII
dlesex Sleight, NYork.
Home Ports.
PuLsprIpuiA Sept e--Au sulla, nangs; Roscus knight
aud Challenge Parx Bos0n Thorn, Bennett Mn Washkon
Lay6eid Nyok Thomg,on gbgp N,0'Rshst; MaTs
Haven, Two brothers Thompson do; Charleston Packet
Crowe and Holder Borden Baker, ro'dsnee ihqrn Hand
Ne Vn,L Blow Caledonia Brander, Decsn; North Star,
skcngton aud st Lawrence Chase Li,epoo, knck.ooek
e Bremen. Harriet Thompson Harris. Rio Janeiro: Violet
Now.n Metangas; Jane Pncney, and Washington Munroe,
Kingston a Lady Clinton Mirror, Margaret, Sbf~mu, Mo-
ynrt President aud others
The New York herald., 1844-09-07
Passengers Arrived.

ship Rochester-James Suydam James
spy dam Ihos Robn;on Bcgrs Jas Ksarny Warren, New
Peppsr Mrs Merritt Philadelphia; John Wallace, Mrs
dian, London-l07 in the steerage , -
LvERPooLPacse ship England -Ebenezer Cauldwel Vim
CaTdwel Isaac Smith sIencer II Smith, Dennis Mullins
Ann Mullins and daughter, Camsin WI Cooper of New
York; Joseph Smith, Mexico; VIM A Walk. Flushing; VIM ii
steerage - " -
rLyERpooI-Shp Cornelia-Wm II Fellows and lady of
England; Chas Belcher, New Jerseyli3in the
LoNDoN-Barque Pallas-T Charlton Of Boston, and "a in
the steerage. N
ASTwEnp-Ship James Shepherd-H Vansentergen
Smae A Perkins-53 in the steerage
The New York herald., 1844-09-07
HALSTED'S (PATENTED) EXERCISING
CHAIRS.

FOX SALE f35 BROADWAY AND % NASSAU ST.
l. MR.. HALSTED has certificates from number Of our
principal PHYSICIANS and recommending Chairs
70 persons OF sedenary habits especially those suffering
has others ofa similar tenor Dry Bedford smith, Francis
Garvln, Gilman Doane' Parker Beck and Detmold -,
have seen the CHAIR by Mr. Oliver iiaisted which
appears be admirable substitute for horseback
else which IN its motion resembles 1t has however
Of the arms and chest II that it will be highly
useful Of nacton Of the digestive organs
the uterine system also that it will be valuable acquisition
r. WATTS Jr, MD,
Prof Anat. in College of Physicians and Surgeons
The Exercise Chair invented by Mr. O. Hasead appears
exercise, when that is impraccabe with the additional ad
vantage OF giving much greater action the muscles Of the
the medical proiesson valuable aid in the of
Of chronic dease but especially of dyspep
a and sluggish state of the digestive uterine functions
0''e JAS. A. WAsHiNToN' Nj. D.
New York, May II, 1874.
Having been requested examine the Exercising Chair
vented by Mr. Hnlsted would state that believe emnenty
calculated to the purpose for which designed by
chest that kind Of active exercise produced by rowing the
Of the dumb bells, simultaneously the
Thoracc Abdominal and Pelvic Vscer that passive motion
been found beneficial many affections of those organs
the advantage horseback exercise Of being al
weahers and the tmd the great
running To students and Others of sedenary habsto
nvads and those suffering under variety Of chronic aec
els believe the Exercising Chair will be found valuable
means Of improving and restoring thsis hsah R,rr1
The Improvement made in the chairs within few days past
is such free them entirely from noise They be used
in the Of the sick without the least annoyancecan be
chair = 'eS''' '0''' ' 81 n0" s%.m
SHIP SARAH AND ARSlLIA, Matison, master, from
- iyepoolConsgnees of goods by this vessel will confer
e Sy whRsj cH F ss g ne 9ce Of
The New York herald., 1844-09-07
ON THE CURE OF sTRICTuRE;

INA FORMER ADVERTISEMENT ON STRUCTURE
whs Is
the will % oss
hi. complaint no, proper cure. ~
aoa s; @ % s was & e. y 70
%ach SsS and oar ss,,s II OF a @ s @
Without s poaes
aay an "a" ss Secas &s e attention. q & . .e osa y s %
Pain certainly now and then compaasd sf but il ]. only
sa s to @ hs mind s . ns % %he &
pss sSps o. a"a s a %n S
e cure Many other symptoms might Ss mentioned
sS; "a q. s" s md % .e % m % s %
and II s-Hy 5 sfff Tssa
TnE MaSSEs US,sAT,seIt has been already said the
E. ps 0 hs Be pess %aih m wSe u Ys
happs9 after the elohe. readgsted that drop
maaa
c es sn H% aG Sf T y but
1HE TIME FORMER GoNoRRHEA MAY HAVE REMAINED
'a ''s It's se 0y la1 ss
so m sef is have % sgsg ea.e % hs
how long this may continue without producing Structure, or
svs om % sg %s
length Of time At % Least would strengthen any other suspicious
Til. Expect srEIeIUnf W HAS y grw THE
spirits and lessen mental No, that This complain
N s G s ey sSs @ % Ms % Sds IS SO
Structure in which the patient observe that he
active capable al business formerly This alD
effect; though little upsrtood but is unquesonably
Indeed whoever considers the natural Of
mind and sexual organs will easily imagine that there
medium by which the mind powerfully upon these
% THIS however, better 's.Sl
Private Treatise Of the author little volume which
Of the world As the of Structure proceeds,
the activity of mind invariably returns
With respect the Of Sctue-ths, gratifying
generally accomplished very little and without
Ihin Inconvenience Nothing exceed the
Of late III the treatment Of this complaint Indeed the
hands Of and experienced PERSONS the Of Structure
is accomplished III days formerly demanded
months Many persons consult the writer bus
to this ci,u tor short time only, but return perfectly
curd 'an mas been source q trouble and anxiety foI
To those who leave their homes the writer fur
nishes his peculiar means Of together with his P
yate eatise which has interesting chapter giving
inf NATION the subject, and written in the panes manner,
pr Ralph takes this opportunity Of saying that he may be
consulted the various diseases referred to ia his Prvan
hour and consequence Of the number of pretends and
books Of qnackey which inst this city he deems proper
make the fol- wing statement satisfactory ground Of conf
dence Besides his rank Graduate Of Edinburgh
SC &c he has been engaged the these diseases both
hospital and city practice for than thirty and has
published three editions Of work expressly them. Also
that he has letters from the ycians Europe
from the Americas Sir Ashley Cooper,
Of LONDON, Dr. Mott Of New York; DR. Physc, of Phade
pha aud Others and that he permitted refer to almost
Physician Of eminnce this city. The Private Trea
tise 81 Address Dr. Ralph, SO Greenwich street.
The New York herald., 1844-09-07
Proyislon Market.

Our markets were never so fully and abundantly sup
piled for the season than they at present The num-
ber Of cattle add small meats arriving from every dec
on by railroad steam and tow boats has reduced the
prices with many Of the butchers aud meat shop keep.
ers
Poultry is in much better order this week
Fish is as usual plenty but rather high
Vegetables very fine
Apples, Pears Peaches and Plumbs of all qualities are
abundant and sell at various prices We saw some very
fine peaches at 81 So so basket containing three
The New York herald., 1844-09-07
LEARY x CO-FASHIONS.

LEARY x CO-FASHIONS
CENTLEAIEN'S HATS Of our inmitabe style for the
ensuing autumn will be ready for sale and delivery and
after the 3st inst. LEARY & co.
No aud Astor House.
n b. Our Circular of Fashion" will be forwarded those
who address post paid. 81 Otis nc
STRANGERS BEWARE.
TN THIS AGE OF QUACKERY AND HUMBUG, il is
most important to choose exIerienced phy hysicanDR
EVANS has removed his Old Gaen's Head No
29spearl corner Of Bkman street. where he
his most extraordinary of all delicate Diseases
how complicated He apprses the and strangers that
there no Dr. Evans in his old stand that he has
necon whatever with any other office. His charges
moderate his consultations strictly private
M B-Obserye the number-mistakes often dangerous
288 Pearl street.
10 Medicines and directions any part Of the Union,
by particularly stating the and enclosing five dollars
The New York herald., 1844-09-07

THE undersigned having been disappointed obtaining funds
To lay his plan before the public which he believes will
eradicate the evil Of Gambling from The communicates here
Gambng and desires the be guarded against the evil
and the old drawn from and that those that able
tribute for the ostarn Anti Associations He
to wait them until he has obtained sufficient
the Of the Tabernacle and pay other expenses
first meeting as IS the most appropriate place for
ogr principles which will embrace all mankind lfthe friends
o good order IN ls city Will but contribute much
the widows mite it be done and well done too.
81 JAMES RORERTSON q e.
The New York herald., 1844-09-07
Packets to Arrive.
Shin pfasters and A0ent.

We shall esteem favor if Captains Of Vessels will give
% hphEaT SI,vEY Captain Of News Boats report Of
spoEen on their passass list Of their and foreign
medatey their arrival Agents and Correspondents
or abroad will also confer favor by sending this office all
ton Of any kind will be thankfully received. ~
The New York herald., 1844-09-07

FOR BATH, GARDINER AND HAi:L0WELL. II. ,,
SN - The new Feamer PENOBSCOr, captain
~ Kmball leaves the end Of T wharf. Boston,
-eyery Tuesday nd Friday evenings AZ :
cock Stages will be in readiness her arrival d The sovs
places TO convey passengers 70 the neshborng towns