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New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-31
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ifso glorious results followed Wsshington's move
ment- IN - and ID. what bertieplaoe more worthy
10 be ra!!,ingground for Wkigs OF the present da,
than this The day is no, 50 DARK IS then. On tna'
dark ia? the patro;c efforts orhe Wings she'd lish'
upon this bright day. Let the eiors OF the Wings q
THIS day spread over IT still greater and brighter
light, and superior lustre
shall not have the haPpiness soon again to see
such an assembly OF New Jersey people. For ous
rejoce, sincerely rejoice. nj the opportunity ci
havIrs met YOU. Let " return 10 our homes. 10
ourpIareS OF agpropnale duty, ami determine ;ha'.
for us aud our household, We viii adhere TO tie
Wing laiIh OF our c>iors thar We Will give n
not ali 10 any temporary pursose TO eny person
al purpo-e, 10 any parzan purpose The irell"g ;lr
We have Il country, thaf We have pGhtc hb5fil
nougtt hv tn blood OF oar fathers. transmitted I.
our hans for safe keeping Let Us ha All II down
cur chdren: let Is teach them IT'S value. and lei.
them wba, TO DO themselves let Us leave them 4
aareHg.' blessing connected wish pareHls S"icu''
Injunction ns'er 10 desert the true l'e o>is o ,hen
country.
3!r. WEBSTER sat down AMID the repeated
cheers o.: the assembled mul;ituGe.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-31

Reported nf he ibuBe.
TWENTY-SINrH DAY-TuURsDAy, May 30
Bishop HEpDiNG occupied the Chair. Conference
d.. PEcX, from The Committee of Corresponds
reported a. answer address of uhe British t7eyHn CoE
lerencc which read ana committed Tor ameduSni
AIR. RsPsR, from the oruuilite on The Booh
Concern. pr=eied 'epcr; which was lad the table ua
us' ''' '''s CASE OF BISHOP ANDREW.
The Conference having RESUMED the considerable:
OF the cnse OF Bishop ANDREW.
Dr.. CapEks oi :. Z made an able speech OHt
f e main points on winch he Insisted was. THAT the Church
murh involved ~ slavery through t" ministry Hn
lns Bishop l,rne .ucats TIA ohcr ,te ont
their legitimate e>ts the thucb aust Ie thrown ' u';-
confusion and meylttby broken INTO ifagm-H lie c. ud nv
,ee how c.rns B,hop would eNt=ud sLNeTy oSer Tn
No;h md he Tho git that 'rSmcF>n t>et wond le utter
nj fault m attempting actual e te bc tie he "i IN
mission, 10 c cufrd people and oppressed his ,nln
tht te sus an OF the bl,hpp would utefl a-
.oy he begged and entFea,cd the Conference or
ueur. Aiics he had concluded.
pR. DuhBI, SAID ';iat one remark made by hiu
yesterday Ind been mi, under TODD lie had been undci,o,
- ,ry that In, Southern brethfcn nj home ptrrched
lyor S,vety TIE had >a'I such thing, ~ d ne, ie
eyc true lie crecas.ze his bethren of the Sou'i. -
Christians md hure>,
INK. Peck having among many competitor
,snad the or said that f the Conference was dl,pel
r"tprc the dcus>on he jc, red To a.4k but # hey
,kc the question without further de5ate he would II
Mr. HoBARr moved that the question be now
taken Some VI Jectiou bens made.
t;iShop AynnEw expressed d. sire that the cues
ION should he lccnlsd withou; farther delay
II having brru determined uhHt 'ne question,
Shall tie main question be put " should be decie b
e and nays the Conference proceee 10 VOTE Snd % voted
IN the affirmative and 81 tine negative. rs the motion
guitt n uajotty of twO-thlris. It wn- lost.
bishop HEppiNG then requested thar the Con
ference might this afternoon. "de: iia: The Suprrn
enlcnts might nave opportunity to consult together ~
yr,y 70 Nns upon and lie requested the
Conference to the Committee NJ Nuthetn aud Southern
,r,ir discharged days thar they might meet III,
chop, m council on l'S ,npOrtnnt question
DR.. DURBIN hailed thc proposition with delight
l,1,r mil t,.Ffr tEn
nnt Ia revive the committee. Let the snop meet together
E,hup Andrew well the rc,'-nnd let them invite any
brethren with them whom tey pleased. lie would
.iye them pynpUcntary puv IN the case. Tins suggestion
wUS agreed To. 30.
nr. 0LIN then moved that the case OF Bishop An
drew be deferred All Tomorrow morning. .i.reed TO-
The Couier-uc. then took Report from the Com
'tee the Book Concern, which consumed the remainder
the session.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-31

yThIi KENSET1 Il co. 81. CATiiARiNE-Sf. wruu
inform Their fIfm-r customers mud the puDc .earflly
TINT ey tie above au otter u' ale hu
:r. Gcw stock u :pung Gn-, uGrcHeG iur ci 81 TIE In
orter, AM. AucfIuncer. winch Hii he sid ut greatly reduced
oc> among v,n,ci, Amy be found 'ne lin~g: \ large
.at.nrni aXanueS Bnrng., ifcn2,O t.. colt n"ns
pun'ed Iuroc and thInbrC ii"n, Bon bnzlncs. BIZ nn
C,ra,l III rnri ,.tSrS lh.e assortment hiusn i'
Lanes l.. 6i to g.. ainge Six Un Cashmere shaw,
blk bue.LlHck and coiIrei -iIAs Linen tnmbncS EiAi-
,,nuiouiS LINEN, aud good assortment for mems
tg-iher With six Parl.n. Prints Mu-. and vGfe'y oi
other goods. winch invited 20 call and eNnlne
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-31
TEMPLE OF BUHDD Nj,
lllNDOO MIRACLES,
FASCINATION,
4 STATIC j L &C l. T. K Y /;
EA HE
FAkIlt UF AVA.

Evcrv Evening TINS week, at
WASHINGTON Hall. BROADWAY.
Programmes ut the Muse Store>, Hotels and liali adns-
SION p ct>, Open at commence ut oc"cN. ui St
,I-Sr rCni.ISilEn, THE BIBLE STUDENT AND
~ FNsiii.i MONITOR, SEMI -iiO$rHLY rERIopCAl.
ucd double number, ni,cr the io' nnnlct emhet,ter
moi hy hu, ,,th Bible uili Terms 81 vuun'
n y ituers. PAYABLE ~ utNdRcc. Nc respectfully Nohr
tina, share ni public patronage "ch the merits {" the w"fh
.Eaud Those vino become patrons invited tn cal
have the ir nunlcr uni!ed o. ifeud gtatS 'ir'
Hn.s -puce-sticc ~ Y. Un the 81 floor. E H. WIZ On,
Puhl,her. mis- I'm
40 S'rNTTONENS, ENGRAVERS AND PRINTERS
Superior Eumesi, Porcelain ivory Surface white
cnIored blanks Carr - every description m1uuinrtuTe
1T the New York Card MnHuiactoy. TOT sale i.tueed pr
by l.. SMITH J3 John street. opposite tin ST. nyi
l,IR1H & HALL. No Fankln-squnrc. constantly
4 nn hand an exienve oi VI SIC and MI SlrA
INSIiI MEN'IS ufu kinds. PIANO FORl'ES "tdlreren
IS c> ard finish GUITARS. from the best Sunlsh pattern
Tor which Trey have eceved premiums from the Aencah IN
-lute al ether naken nnd nre o very superior tone me
,;ya finish FLUTES. oi all KIND, ana inls it winch ts}
ha, also received repeated premiums: AkiDNEIS, hENl
BIIGIES CORNOflONS TROMBuNES, &c; al OF then
kinds Of ii SitAl. INSTR MEN1s. NEW MI SICrec.1s
e,i as qon Is published; 81 PuBlSiED q, the .3nf,
oi ,r the riANO also. the ORPHEIiS GfEE BOOK be
ing cOscun al glee iOf lnur male voices wii pano nccn
pnn7eH selected and compiled from the he fernnn md FL
s,.h auhnrs by AUSTiN PHILLIPS. ince One Dollar pei
Merchants. md the Muscai Community stieIaH! heI
,pecitjly nvIlet! to cal. n'loi
syW'AI. MUSIC AND ELOCuTIGNARY SCIENCE
,r L. H. NASH tlaiey associated wlth lri. bEOSsON
snud respectfully uiurm those de- OF deycup hnh cii
tv,tne then Voices for Singing and Speaking ~ m effective
r.Oii causing hUabcss cNuusuu TINT lie mt
established hln-eiu No % Forsyth rect. the tt ~ Sc"
YcrS ipdjrsdHGis ard Sit Glasses fer-Hmn
b. lie vii uhu "siFtet tLEE CLUES and NHolES
;cfa> ard Crcu:Uts Ut the Book nn her
stores. myal Inn
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-31

TEN DOLLARS REWARD.-VIrgssrR0 B.sE STocz
Il "a certificate for thirty shares OF Sicksbusg Bank
SOCK IN ;ie naae OF Buckley Peek and numbered sS with
i WI. encd N INC sd ~. ~, s. 90, on =, sITn %
fr--s.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-31
nIIn,AI. MrSN ND ELOClfTINNAEY SNlENCE-


DiTugE nACI'ERRItN Gi!LtKY OF PATENT
i PREMUN CULOEED rI!piO:RAPllS No; -
Ifoaryvny above Nurny.> New Imk- AWARDED TIE
YtR,T PREMIUM rnd HIGHEST HONOR by Amercaa HI"
trankn Institutes iO the most beautiful cUlored DasueTe"
types exhibited.
or1ycd ly tie ud1n o, nearly whole o the first fHJ
above the street, and enbrGces fewer trn TWELVE
,u,re apartments. The scr! upon which the b,,,Hss a.
conducted ,ure, ndvauinses which no where ese 10 b
net with and hence the reuui'iuD "icn tins concern ha
n,yry. .fioYeti ~ bcinc the :" trt the world
The ,ienm"r Cae .Ia carried ont new "nh iupfe'e'
nnnnrls tor tnking lnsucrfe. type Anniu'c> ordered Dy
,f:entir gentleman of Edinburgh from tie e,tnhlmcni a.
Prot Punbe 1t lar superior tO any ns'rn ever he'"
manufactured. bay Stte len"craI
pimnte. Premium ard German Appantus. am! lnsuct4n
pi ,r. 'n.S &c al lu.e,t tt.s. M, In
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-31
THE, TR n f.
YR. WEBSTER'S SPEECH.

,.,,-, he erta Mass cs"ge"tio@ Of he Ways
Det0' Of Ne,o Jersey,
Ar TRs>rsx, May %. ISL;
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-31
Methodist General Conference.

3!r. WEBSTER sat down AMID the repeated
cheers o: the assemb!ed muliituGs.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-31

WANTED imme,iistey-jo young men. Americans. TO
w COCA whaling voya-e> t ,hD. a>o wAniet, car-
?encr. conpcrs black>mt, To whom viii bc
:yen. All clothing Hnd Other articles Will Be fur
Ip m3) lwD & 6nW.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-31

HtARLES PETER AIM Se=uhn native Of Ronneby ir
- may eceyo information 9finerest To him IN 'an-
the Consulate of H. II the Kinc OF sweden AMI Norway IN
New FORK. t3 Broad street.
Persons acquainted the inliydu, rt,y. described Will
obixe hm and mrs relatives By giving .h nfnat,on about
him mgy snd 10 this discovery. n,hg5 ,..I ans
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-31

DAkTNER WANTED-' Competent TO take the entire
chsrgc ae ala delivery OF goods coqrsry so. with
from to so to!ar cash capital The s,o:e I. ~s,ofer,d
manufacturing establishment Sa< OF -,l. IN .ba
WORK. would be from 10 &c dollar week. fas ndver
wall put equal amount. TIE bushes. and once ara
constantly Address KING. Tribune ofee-
flL.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-31
CHEAP FO CASH.

COTTAGE MRS AND CABINET fuRNII RE
4 No Ia Fulton eet. New iou,ekesoel; dssru'
nj nia. oike N.nulctef, ri please call ~ The nb1ve
nnI.r ufere may fund assortment OF hars aud Cab
-. cunsnuy on hAnl uEh WnnlLted lM2i lMGllt
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-31

1I tR iKUN-The subscriber, prepared TO furnish
,,er Iron of frst anaity and wrrrane' OF any cifien
- IL INN suliabie To. Locomotives md Errcson fro
III III, mao. al Inure iron Works, Chester %. Pa
sTri7' nil MURDOCk. LEAEfIT & CO. "a We't't-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-31

SiTANrEDA fr,t. rate .ale,rnsn 'et,l Dry Goods
w that thoroughly understands The t,iy trade
and caa came well recommended cayabi md integrity
none other nee. npuy Insure II tafmnc myG -
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-31

C,.,pJjT..p fiiFNIf, ~. OIL, AND BCRNiNHFLt
- I'D. Tor sac """'ss4'' ElIsTZ. BROTHER & co
No l3john street. New YORK. AMI
4 Hrs. s-eef. Brooklyn
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-31
DIR. II. BOSTWiCK,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
- rh.,ti,Ars u

{ AW CAHp-loHH " DrYYirLn nI NtrcrEz. Msifsip
~ y attend ,u legal bu>s ttnt npy be conded 10 him
m H. trru; OF Adams md rhe adjacent counties, and
/, h SINNER uf 'n.riS Siltc ttv"mble professional
ronn iGn IN Louisiana val enahe HIM Ia aiien. Ia bushes
is i Parishes oi that State. Nnichcz lie refers
Grant y Baton, - Van NH'he thuidwel! and
Rob. .-rhrnn, agent for Brown. Nan,ck,
Bntuce-. {. To. hlnicoiu y ''Eul,
,"chrlu. Henry b2veity,
Ntin sl6 "
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-31

4 RARE OPPORTUNITY j, offered. VIZ: sell
rs, Manufacturing and Fancy n,rs, of long Stahd-
.g The lo,ilnr the e that the city affords ami would
not H. ,o II rse Prurp was m good hvah. Address A.
K a, the Tribune uitce "a rs name. winch Will he con-,
ldeni,nl nnd nramntly ,e>pOnder ~ n,lNlW-
The New York herald., 1844-12-09

will be that the public debt is gradually incress
ing. The Governor makes very sensible remarks
in relation to the banking system Of the State ard dec
dedy condemns the establishment Of the free banking
systam He says that Of all the schemes for banking
which have been devised that is the most objectionable
and the most dangerous in M tendencies the indepen
and purity Of the government and liberty Of the
people proposes union Of Bank and State the for
nation of coalition between organized and combined
money interest and the civil power upon which the peo
pie depend for the safety Of their liberties" We annex
some extracts from the Message this subject on &C.
count Of It's importance at this moment =
The Investment Of the capital of the banks in govern
ment securities would be shield against fraudulent
Brokers in New York could purchase stocks upon credit
upon which to establish their hanks and then lend out 10
which oanaes q for s7 the
ton the banks can manufacture the means OF creating
nsif Twn osP.s I one dollar Of actual
Inc investment OF the capital in government securities
urged under the plausible garb o. security to the bin
the credit ofthe government pledged for the redemp
on othe French assgna and and vet these pa
on demand in specie and 's &C.
to the country The notes Of the Bank Of England have
b always en- sec ,scursd BY pledge Of the national wealth
public debt yet this bank suspended specie payments
and continued In state Of suspension for twenty.
three years at one time and s paper fell below TWENTY
FIVE per cent discount. An accumulation of rovernmert
securities, pledges Of real for the ultimate re-
dempon Of bank paper never secnre Il from depre
cist'on Nothing but certainty in is punctual
perfect commend, and nsng Il only on short loans on
strictly commercial paper can keep pafer money within
bounds, and prevent its depreciation.
In alludns to the decrease in the banking capital and
banking operations In the State the Governor says that
sncs the enchantment Of bank paper has, in measure
OF the fact has become that the prices Of
our commodities in Ohio depend upon the prices which
they will commsnd in the Atlantic cities and elsewhere
and not on the profusion Of the paper bubble When
wheat will command dollar bushel In New York II
will commend proportionate price in Ohio, although
there be not dollar Of bank paper within the limits Of
the State Gold and silver now abundant in the Allan
tic cities and the value Of II exceed the worth Of
the currency with which products are now pur-
chased more than the cost Of transportation
The New York herald., 1844-12-09
nEPUBLIC CATIoN OF THE
l. o N ID . N L A N G L L


Journal Of British and Foreign Medical and Chemical
a Science, Criticism, Literature and News Editor Mr.
Wakey. surgeon NJ +. Sub Editor tieury Bennett Nil
In announcing the Of the republication the London
this the enlargement of the original edition such
an extent to render impossible repnbsh the entire
at the price at which the American edition had been fixed
The undersigned have made f the prompt
and regular OF handsome and complete edition. with
the Engavings and wood included Of rhe London LANCET
in monthly Par This york has long been celebrated as The
ed 1t edited with ability and industry confirms
reports or all the medical lectures Of consequence of ali new
and Information the practice of medicine
and short Of that has Learny upon
of the mediral profession.
its enlarged FORM the Lancet will contain address
to the American reader Introductory Of
ample and beautiful exposition Of the principles Of the
science, both OF inorg anic and organic chemistry.
Ao, course OF Lectures the eratons Of sugey and
on es and accidents requiring operations by Robert Lis
ton ESQ. containing numerous illustrations
There eleven Of these lectures Published Of which
ha: been rerablished in this country.
Materia Medica Every remedy made
known throughout Europe and America for preparing chem
Gals and vege ibe remedes will be found in this Of
Lancet Eligible orm also all the relating TO the
and Of chemistry pharmacy and drug trade
.!so The transactions Of the Chemical and
eieties.
The attention Of apohecaries and chemists respectfully
CALI this department Of the improved edition.
The American edition will be perfect fac simle Of the Eng
sh one ~ the ame FORM size and number of pages printed
single numbers 30 cents sent by mail
the United S and delivered subscribers this city pune.
tusy on the DAY Of publication 80,
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wishing subscribe the work will please address
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The New York herald., 1844-12-09
MONEY MARKET.

SUNDAY, Decs sd II. M.
week just closed has been very quiet SO far as re
CARDS stock operations. II anticipated that immed
atey after the reception Of the Presidents Message and
the organization Of Congress- commercial affairs would
assume more favorable position, and that confidence
would be much improved. Spectators were fearful
that the tone of the Message might unsee things far
as their business concerned and endangcr their in
teress but the result has dssipated their fears and all
are now prepared for extensive operations. We
have no doubt but that the present session of
Congress will he very quiet, and that II will not
be marked by the adoption Of any important mea-
sure. 1t is true that relations with Mexico
begin to assume very interesting and important
pexion but with the exception Of the on the stock
market, 1t will without doubt be confined to parchment
and paper At least this Is the present aspect of this G
fair. How soon it may become more serious, ia impos
sble to TELL While the relations with Mexico continue
unsettled, the stock market must at times fuctuate very
much. Amidst all these movements of the two govern.
ments, the Spectators in Wall are actively epra
ged in getting up coners in fancy stocks and maturing
their plans for extensive operations The most inn
portant one now going is the attempt to enable the
State Of Pennsyvania pay the whoe of the February
interest in cash II Ia rumcred that clique Of specuIa
tors in this market intend Offering loan the Treasurer
Psnnsy vania an amount equal that required with the
funds now in hand to pay the February instament and
10 apply to The Legislature for law legalizng the loan
The object to be gained by this movement il plainly TO
be seen by those acquainted with these operations but to
those not in the secret II may very plausible fea
sble plan. These spectators know very well that n
impossible to carry this offer into ef,ct The govern
ment Of Pennsylvania is not be caught with this chat
These speculators attempting very deep game but
VIC trust it will receive that attention II deserves is
the object Of these managers to place the State of Penn
sylvania in position compelling her continue the pay
ment Ct the annual interest her debt and should they
by any possibility be fortunate induce the state 10
accept their aid will advance their individual interests
and place the State in very peculiar position as she will
be 20 through or relapse again into inso
vency, from which there will be no redemption
We annex comparative table showing the quotations
70. each day through the past week.
The New York herald., 1844-12-09

the election two brothers came to the poll TO vote
them The first really repusive behold his thick,
shaggy dirty hair the color Of rusty ron half grey half red;
had bad head Of hair but OH bis face and neck filthy
O. h,s neck wa. yellow guinea he had fact
ne was disgc sting in the extreme But his brotherhey
Ssow hs clear healthy .kn q bands: neck and sy
really handsome Rede two before was live
his brother skin hs but he had qeda three hng
ioIs Che%c. Soap Ths t 0rcs, the hair 70
light red ey hair beautiful soft and silky Ihe soap
p,mp'e;, bio ches fncklesi cures scury eTysipeln,
Both are re :Ss sSs e h sign Of &c American Esg Chah.m
number. and ask f Jones Soap Agents State street, Bos
TOM Ledger Buildings Philadelphia and l39 Fulton street
BROOKLYN You may perhaps think this puff yet truth
that these will really have the above effect
The New York herald., 1844-12-09

medicine and you will be SAFE Mr. Hamburger whose child
vas nearly killed BY heard Of Dr. Sherman Worm
Lozenges; he used box The first the child took
brought feet Of the and three doses
stord the child 70 perfect health He has aimee then
place Of hi. residence and knew them fail in single
attended his child and could benet it, could they tell
what allied him. Go TO Dr. Sheman LOG Nassau street. where
You Will get the genuine article his agents. Hudson
street; 1888 Bowery ~ East Broadway; Ledger Buildings
Philadelphia; and State street, Boston.
The New York herald., 1844-12-09
Baltimore Cattle Market.

DEC The supply Of beef cattle at market this week
mas been toerably full and the demand active at some
advance in prices The offerings on Monday at the
scales embraced 900 head and the sales to packers and
amounted to 770 head at prices ranging from
quality equal to 80 so "a rs net There were no fresh
cs.ls Drought in yesterday snd the sales confined
week. ct about the prices The sales OF live hogs
20 packers this week, embrace about 800 head 81
per 100 lbs tor good quality Sales c small parcels
Of the description at 81 1911 There are very few
now 10 market. and the demand continues good Killed
hogs have come in pretty freely by wagons and sales
nave been made at prices ranging from So IS - per 100
lbs. according to size and quality.
The New York herald., 1844-12-09

twill be obss rived that there has been increased
cept in nearly oil the articles enumerated In many
items the ncrea ,e this year greater than the total
ceps last year. The value the imports into this port
from January LIST 10 Dec lst The above
returns include but small portion Of all imports
The Message Of the Governor Of Ohio to the Legisls
ture Of that State is Of the abest state documents
have hod the pleasure Of reading for long time
ters largely into tie financial affairs Of the State and into
the present and proposed bannng systems. The State
debt has received considerable attention from the Execu
ve and the OF the several departments of the
government u briefy given. We annex statement OF
the public debt of Ohie both foreign and domestic az
be readily ssceained as it viii stand on the
first OF January next.
PUBLIC DEsr-srArE OF ONO.
The New York herald., 1844-12-09

The Concentrated Extract OF SarsaparilIa.
Genan and Sessafas prepared by the New York College Of
Medicine and Pharmacy estshi:hsd for the Of
essing all the purifying qualities curs.ye powers Of te
above herbs is confidently recommended b, the College
ney superior TO extract Of Saapar before
ne public, and may be relied on &C. ain remedy for all
croala saltreum rngworm botches or pimpIes ulcers
pain the bones nodes eruons liberated
throat disease arising from the secondary effects
syphilis or an injpdcious use Of mercury.
in Of half dozen Botts....'. ' 'A''
Gases forwarded to all parts Of the Union
Hb-A very liberal di:coun to wholesale purchasers.
w. g. RICHARDSON. NJ D.. Agent
The New York herald., 1844-12-09

The market closed very drm with tendency Of prices
upwards twill perceived that during the past week
quotations have been unusually uniform. Transactions
have been very limited and the movements Of operators
generally arc very cautious and restricted.
We annex statement, carefully compiled from the
Price Current showing the quantity some Of the prin
cpa articles imported into this port for eleven months
endng the LIST ins fes4 compared with the same period
isaS with the increase and decrease Of each article
The New York herald., 1844-12-09

Medical Advice I'm Private Dlsc0scs.-The
members Of the New York College Of Medicine and Pharmacy
their pafricdsr attention all diseases q and
safe and permanent without injury the constitution
coninement from business nyalids particularly requested
those diseases az vas. amount Of suffering and zine be
years connected with the principal hospital in Europe
M. to 7P. M. - -
Tsr%,pAdyiss ice and A AMedieps * guaranteed.
Living in hs country and finding make per
all medicines. requisite perform radical cure by stating their
cas explicitly together with all symptoms time Of
paid. sddrasssd p W: s. RiCAAKDsON, NJ. B., Agent. IT,
Once and Consulting Rooms the College, IS Nassau