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The Arkansas banner., 1844-02-20
FURs AND rELrRIEs.-We are informed

FURs AND PELTRIEs.-We are informed, and mention it for the benefit of all who may be concerned, that good many turs and peltries have been sold in this Market, with in the last few weeks-and that the demand, for them, continues very active. The follow ing list has been handed to us, as the cash prices, which are readily paid for the various kinds
 Deer Skins l2A to Is cts.
 Coon, Fox, and Wildcat 10 to l2b cts.
 Otter, .Sl,00 to 3 50
 Bear, $l,50 to 3 co
 Mir. M. H. Miller, of Louisville, Ky, is now in this city, and desrous to purchase any quantity at the above rates. He may be found at the Store of Messrs. T. D. Merrck & Co., Lower Landing.
The Arkansas banner., 1844-02-20

LARGE SPECULATION IN CorroN.-We
 have heard it stated that the nephew or agent of the house of Rothschild, now in this city, has orders to purchase all the cotton in our market. If this be true, as we have every reason to believe it is, so gigantic specula- ton cannot fail of proving highly beneficial to the holders of that article. .N o. Cour.
The Arkansas banner., 1844-02-20

PUBLIC LAND SALEs.-We invite the at teniion of our readers to the Proclamation of the President of the United States, in our advertising columns, ordering the sale of Public Lands in the ssChickasaw session." to be held at PoNToToc, .Ni., on the 2nd Monday in May next.
The Arkansas banner., 1844-02-20
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET
 Nominated by the State Convention.
TRAVELLING AGENT.

MT. R. B. HUMPHREYS is agent for this office, to receive the names of subscribers, and to grant re- ceipts for money which may be paid him on our ac- count. He is now travelling in the Southern and Western portions of the Siate We hope our friends who may see him will not lose the opportunity to remit us our dues.
The Arkansas banner., 1844-02-20

Hons. A H. SEVER, w. s. FULTON, and EDw. CRoss, have our thanks for their kind attention, in keeping us supplied with valu- able public documents.
The Arkansas banner., 1844-02-20

ar We conclude, this week, the long, but most valuable article, by Lieut.. Maury, on ss'The Maritime Interests of the South and West" We hope our readers will file to- gether the several numbers of the Banner containing it. It is we'll worthy of preserva- ton, and frequent reference.
The Arkansas banner., 1844-02-20
MORE WHIG PORTRAITS.

The "labor of lore'' goes brarely on.
 MT. Colby, with the candor and independ- ence which becomes an honest man, contin- ues his sketches of the distinguished leaders of the whig party, which were chosen by the 'sClay Club Conrention.o He has mod erated little, in his tone toward Dary Walk- CT; but still requires of him to make "a pledge in favor of National Bank before he will support him. This renders il perfectly evil dent that Davy has, hitherto, been on both sides of this question, or on neither, just as his interest seemed to require; and explains what was meant by calling him man of ''doubt- ful politics, or no politics at all." Towards .a. Y. Arlington, he is still uncompromising- ly hostile and he speaks of him in terms which, if true, as no doubt they are--else he would not use them, should not only deprive Mr. Arlington of every honest mans vote, but disgrace any party which recognizes him as q candidate. So long as we find these whig leaders so ably and justly handled, by one who knows them so well, there is nc necessity for our saying any thing against them; but after MT. Colby has done, we pur- pose giving few s'finishing touches.'
 Read the following
 From he Times $ .3duocate
The Arkansas banner., 1844-02-20

BArEsvILLE, (ARK's) Feb. g, ls44. DR. BoRLAND:-Dear Sir: Will you please tc place my name upon the list of Democratic Candi dates for Congress.
 remain your obd't serv't.
 LEWIS B. FULLY
The Arkansas banner., 1844-02-20

LOUISIANA SENATOR. The Hon. Henry Johnson has been elected to the U. S. Sen- ate, by the Legislature of La. in place of Judge Porter, deceased.
The Arkansas banner., 1844-02-20

COMMODORE STEwART-is said to be act ing Secretary of the Navy. lis also rumor- ed that the Hon. RoMULUs M. SAUNDERS, of N. c. will be nominated to the Senate, for that Department
The Arkansas banner., 1844-02-20

THE LEGISLATURE OF TENNEssEE--Ad- journed, on Wednesday, Janys3l l, after ses- sion of four months.
The Arkansas banner., 1844-02-20

We arc indebted to Capt. Halderman of the "Express " Mail, D and to the officers of the ssLucy Walker" for files of New Or leans papers.
The Arkansas banner., 1844-02-20

A friend writing from the North, says that 4. w. Arlington is considered a good whig in that section, because he made them a good whig speech, in lS40; and that he is known as the man that broke down the Fayetteville junto
 We'll, granting he did all that, still aee hauc no faith in him. If newspapers tell the truth he has more than once preached good ser mon, and shortly after COMMITTED ACTS WHICH WE WILL NOT NAME, BUT WHICH SHOULD DISGRACE FOR EVER ANY CIVILIZED MAN. We don't know much about the Fay etteville junto, but we recollect of Mir. Ar ringon's having personal quarrel at Fay etteville some years since, in which, accord ing to our recollection, HE WAS VERY MUCH DISCARDED BY HAVING HIS CHARACTER Ex- POSED FROM HIS YOUTH UPWARD.
The Arkansas banner., 1844-02-20

Our friend of the Washington Telegraph, ''regrets" that we object "so strongly to the nominations of the Whig Convention" Now, we have objected to only two of the nomi- nees, and given our reasons for our objec- tons; if those do not satisfy the Telegraph, we have only to regret it, but can't help it. A pledge in favor of National Bank from one of these, will satisfy our objection, but from the other, no promises can.
The Arkansas banner., 1844-02-20
COM OMMUNICATIONS,

Respectfully, your friends, Sc.
The Arkansas banner., 1844-02-20

leans papers
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-12-25
2(ttlauie 9lQCGrttft.

IA Saccb d III / q uno feine Srau
Snoith, pen Tieber Maeungic 3aun'
flip, Qcd,a @auntD, pcrmittelft riurr freiwiIs
Ii9en llrberfdreibun9, tatirt ccn 2Sifen go.
pcmber, 1914, al' ihr gigentbum, iripchI
licgenNes ale pcrionlides uno Yermildtcs al
ole llntsrld,ricbcnrn ibcrtra9en baben, rnc
iWar gum &stcn Ger @recitorcn bee beIa9.
Ten Saccb 92pmiG ic iserbcn hermit ale,
freld)e nod, ouf ir9cno eiae 9Irt all bCGdetcn
9icmi9 iduloi0 lno, ouf9cfcrpert inncrbalb
Wrd1en otsubc;atlcu - iluo ScIdhe, tic
nod rchtmdBigc 2Iuiprilttc al teiagtcn Sd'
cob 0lcmig babcn, iprrtcn ebenfalIs auf9es
fcrbcrt, thre 9tcd1rnn9en tunerhoIb beld9tcr
Scit lprbIbrfldtt9t cirsubdnbi9en, an
5aeob Ololer, : sGITouies,
Sobn 0bbcL s '''S''S''
Ccc. IS. iIa6m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-12-25
Oefentltt6e 9Senpu.

Wttpcd,s zen lilcn ranuar 1915 Inn 10
lltr 8Uvmitta06 frN am Naufc Res peritcrbes
ncn Oaniei pctcr, [eBtbiu pcn Scetoels
hrra Gonnfhip, eed)a Gaunty, HfcntIih per'
fauft Wcrocn:
Sin pfcrc unc pfcrec0cfhirr Elm 8 GGulss
pagen nit Saorie, rin GduleWa9cu nit
Iaoetc, 9linN6vich Sd,aofe, Sdrpctnc, 3
Nfl9c, 2 @Qaen, JcculCitcrnL Sattel uno
3aum, 2 SIclsld,littcn, Sa9eihlittcu, QBinc>
muble, cine portrefiiidle 2lCpfclmitblc, Strrbs
banf, Wn9cnlpinoe, 5 Sruhtrcfe, @jraRien:
icu, GhicbfGrrer, Spcrfettcn, 8lah6brcd,
Gin orreer Sh!cifitcn, 2crtc, GeihfcL Spbs
rer, Spanu,s Grums uuo onpere Sd9en II. f.
10. - StciHbrcdrr9cfd,irr, QrrRe fllpferne.
unh rilcrnc GcTd, Safer, Stdnccr, 5filleu,
cine GlNtt Sudic, rhngcfihr $500 Sd,ins
brln, cine 0rCbs 2uSahI 8uter non oIlrrlci
2lrten, netit iont nod oiel Sauern uno an
bern @erdlhihaften ;u pctldufti9 Su meIcen
Die @coin9nn9cn an Gerfaufsta9e unc
2IufIpdrtun9 bon
91niel 4yctcr ! 0f,r,,,rs
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-12-25
Oefentllrhe 9Senpu.

Sreitao5 cen 3tcn Sauuor, I'M IL llhr
tags, lpllcn am Ndule oea S5arcb 9les
a, in 9iiepcrWacun9ie Snunidip, Qcda
,ntp fcI9cnoc sIrifcl ouf ofcntlidyer '@cus
perfduft tpcrecn, ndmIiol {:
5in Sdlittcr, Elm Sdlcifi1cin, cine Qrtt
s @iieu, Sdlneitbanf, 6lad,Slrcd,c, Wiit.
KIN, Gin QBebituN, sinc 3ctt 9licgct, gu:
j, Sfcn, Stiltle, @iienbdfcu, Spinnris
aSdnoe ccs berllhmtcu 9'ldGitrue, ip
cine 8erihisbcrbcit onocre Silhcr 70
manherIct huocre 9lrttfcl Su wcitIdufii9
uclrcu.
u 3ugleidrr 3rit unc an rimIihcn
ipII audi
Gin Stlif 0cl;(anb,
qcu in 9an9:Shmamp GamitIip, SsrFd
En;Y, perfauft ipcrocn; eaBclbe it be'
rSt pcn 2iuccr oc5 Oapio SeaclN pefr
ed, CaUio S1cr3r9 NIB anrcrS crtbaI,
10 9I6icr, rpcld,c5 pom beltcnNclIauS in
mtg 1T. Gn6eIbs fam in GdnSen ceri
often ,piI c6 &dufcr an ihjdIiihltcn lcu
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-12-25
Ql0l9nte S)laCDriGDt.

"a petcr SET bcrol f uuo feline
Sr1u, bon Sbcr,NP1cun9ie 3ounfdip, eeda
@anntD, pfrmittclit elmer frcirpinigcu lleters
fdreitun0, oatirt cen 9tcn December, 1914,
an ihr Gi9cntbunr, fc!ppbG lc9cnceS ais per'
G0nlidlc5 uno ocrmiihtc5 AT ben llntcrldrice
bencn iltcrtrd9cn hatcn, 1t. Spar gum Sciten
Der @rccitrrcn ecs tcIa9tcn pstcr Scthrrctf
70 pcrocn biermit ale, melbeucdb ouf irNcup
cine 2Irt an beIl9yen ScthercIf fdulcio (Iuo,
uuf3efprccrt jnnerholb 90 EaSen abSubcSabs
len - uao Sclde, Gle nod, red,tmiBiac 2Ins
iprild)c al bria9ten prtcr 8ctberclf batcn,
mcrren rtcnfall6 anf9cfcrocrt lire 9tcd,nnus
gen innerbalb brln9tcr 3Cit wpbIbeltitig, cins
SubdUei9cn, an
5phn 8, S0clfrtN, 9liG9nic.
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-12-25
gSeaee 0Sistcr
fit ben 9Sinter.

Die llntcrIt,rirbsnen bobcn icctcn rrtal,
fen mo fnc IN @r6facu bc9riTclL ciner gree
Zen
9ln6mab( @litcr,
Die I'D, fir bic tcrarnatcucc SahrS;cit pai'
fen, ol6 gilct, Beaver uno anocrc fcmc Sit'
der, Sa0Imer6, Sdttinets, q8cltcnSen9e, II.
no. nebft ben nclImooi9fcn Gjntern fir Oas
mcnflciocr, - gcllriftc unb einfade fetcene
2bbct init Srnnien, NIB Grocrc SharlS,
Serncr Cine 9rcee 9lu6wahl pm Sciccns
Seu9crJ Gdhunc, Muslinc, Tl1unrls, II. {
10 II. { no, wsld,cd tIc olIeS an un9em6bns
lib niecri9cn preifen nbSuiceen 9eicnncn
lInb.
Nrek eager uno SO.
9fco. 81, Ta3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-12-25
100000 Sut'
Sretter unb OaubolH
mprunter fItb 10000 SUB Sul0en

ilpl hllltl ItNt ~uIpoO OHp OWN
Sretttr tefinbcH.
Ter llntcrfhricbene madt feincn Srcnns
ocn uno Rem publifnm ilbcrhaupt bcfannt,
cas er frtnru Sclsbrf all bcm altcn Stano
Don @an9cwere urS Drcfdler, in Der NomiI'
ton Straee, cberhalb on9enbuds 98irthss
baus, in 9llcutauu ncf INNER fprtbrtrelbt,
no ct auf 59anc bat, Gin alIscmrinee slGrrtc'
ment bon
Saubol nImlt6:
Sirften Scarb8 uno Nlonfcil--Sp1ns
nc[ SparoS-beife Sprte 9eltpetnt
Nlporbcaro5 = 9GeiEpeitt SoarbS -
@eltpctnt Scentlin9 fir 6enifer9eifclle
= Soemlctf Seentltn9 = Salfen -
Sparretl-8oar6S uno arpereS 0allz
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2opsSflnoelil - Nfoiten-2atten -
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mcld,es c. ollc6 an cen bQi9tcn 4reiIcn ;u
pesfnufcu geicnncn it.
Oas putlifum miro adtnno6Uctt einAeIas
ocn, anSurufeu unc fir iId, iclbit Su urthclen
@r 1T cdufbor fir Genrscrc o0tiqc lIutcrs
itileuro uno wiro iId beftrcben burdb bili9c
uno pltnftliCbe Sccienun9 fIh Der fernercu
untcrItileun9 nitroi9 iu MAIDEN.
9tatban SrefGct.
Cccember IS. nq-tp
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-12-25

SaCtHeIlitNlptl VI SliIHleJ
bcradrht9ct 1cire Srcunrc unb bas putlis
finn iIterhaupt, bas or eos Gnbinetmohcr,
@cIthdft in Der Stact GmluS nuqcfan9en
bat, ollipc or mmer ale 2Irtcu Gabinrtsg8au'
rcu ouf 0anc baItcn uno auf 8cftcNuu9 prrs
ferti0eu rpirb, rpcidle CT all Den olltrniceri9s
ltrn Wrcifcn 81 pcrfaufen 9Cfonnrn 1T.
@r nllnldlt audi Dem Vnbllfum oniuirt9erL
baB er
Spbtettl0bcn
pm al!cr GjrGfrn ouf nanb bat unS cinen
Sccru Ger bel ihm onruft, beeiCncn fam. -
2lGc bci linn teitctIte 5octenlaScn mcrcrn,
wenn c5 pcrlor9t 'pirc, nit Gem gcidenma'
gen aE69cfdhreu.
Ourd, biCi9r @cbirrurg ure itrrnsc sluf'
merIlamfeit brtft or clllcn 9eb6ri9cn 9Intbril
Der Gcmr9cnhcjt ccs YubIifums 81 erbolten.
@maue, Dec. IL. rq3m
The Arkansas banner., 1844-03-20

Some harsh reflections have been made upon these four S:ates for their neglect or re-
The Arkansas banner., 1844-03-20

DORMANT VEGETATIoN.'--ll ''s
 corn or other vegetables be Pla,e 1S'a'l earth so low, [perhaps one foot us'r,; '; the heat of the suns rays callno' 1T, r the seed will be preserved, but a,' lssr mant for years for want Of Its pvp, ,ts lant; but the instant you raise '', sll near the surface of the earth as U s \ sums rays to act upon 1t, the Ia.ph .a K lus of heat soon causes tine germ D -. bonds of its confined husk, and Plsff { stem to grow and to fructily.-N :.
The New York herald., 1844-07-01
READ WHAT SHERMAN'S LOZENGES
HAVE DONE.

M II. DAY, boot maker, No 40 Tilafy Brooklyn,
IVA suffered greatly for eighteen months with emacaton de
by sickness OF the somach OF Appetite shooting pains
he bowels his stomach negleced almost kind of food
He had been attended by various physicians
for two months by tbs professors Of the Uaversy and all to
40 purpose.
On reading Dr. shernsa Book descriptive OF symptom
Of Shermans Worm Lozengcs few dosos brough away
multitude of similar might be Rsnioned where chill
den and adults had ered all Death horf and
thing gave relief but Shermans L0zeneps.
Coughs, Coles, Asthma, Whcoping Cough and Con.
SUMPTION all cured BY SheIao Cough Lozengcs
,hsn any other known remedy They aly the tickling
few seconds, and enable those Afflicted with the
harrassng coughs 10 sleep whole nights The Rev. Dr.
Dunbar Rev. Mr. De Forest Rev. DR. and hundreds
thousands their happy virtues others the
efficacy Of Shermans Cough Lozenses, for headache,
2alpitaon lowness Of Spirits sickness and lassude,
from bodily mental cxerons and for the wonderful
ties Of Shermans Poor Mans Plaster, which but IAN
cents and warranted for rheumatism and umbago
PUN the breast side back OF he
body Ask for Sheman Poor Mans Plaster and that his
name and his fac sme with directions for the back
There nre great worthless hawked about and
sold by unpncpled druggists Remember Shennans
bedscevod.
Dr. Sh.rnsl's Warehouse Nassau street. AEex-a7i
Hudson t Spng leg Bowery Spring; II East Broad
Market; Us William st; no. Is, <5a and col Broad
way. In Brooklyn, Mrs Hays igg Futon and Mountains
Drug 80 Fulton Smson Prospect and Jackson
la Jersey City, Randall Grocer. In NcwarkJ Trippe
and David Bryson PhladelphisZieber Coz Ledger Build
sSt1Hwir HALL dan
The New York herald., 1844-07-01
EVERY MAN HIS OWN DOCTOR FOR
CEkTAiN DISEASES.

A LTHOUGH A PERSON DISEASED need not fear
consulting fhyslcian, sil there are many,
who ef ddence suffer complaints OF pIvats
make nroads their constitution To
all themselves without the circumstances
known second they remedy hand safe
and inallbe its results his long wished
Tor desideatum at length placed within their reach
DIX. HOLI'S VEGETh BLE TlNLTU ne for GonorrhGa
and Geet 81 bottle. Three five doses o this MEDICINE
taken Of three hours usually sufcen to effect
cureate taking that quantity the patient should STOP and
await the result Restrictions Diet and avoiding exercse
absolutely effect but by attention to
the directions the wrappers, the viii be much
speedy.
$2 bottle give this compound the highest recon-
lnerdation for failed make by
the Venereal Disease and spread
character, Bubos malignant and Ulcers wit
0eety and paiau Discharges and species OF old and
obstinate Ulcers; in Cutansou Eupons from the abuse Of
mercury Ulcers Of the and Carries OF the Bones
Exosos Nodes Cuaneous Diseases and swelling about
the JOINTS Of rheumatic pers0ns.
lille Member the Medical Staff of the United States
Army and while engraed in CITY Pacuce have never led
make with above medicines and have used
thousands Of cases. HENRY HOLT, NJ
Sold IN New York CITY by Randolph Panton, Wholesale
Druggss 86 Pearl and by respectable
Druggists in several cities OF the United states .
Merchants and Traders from OF North South
America Canada West Indies and Mexico can Obtain the
Medicines liberal terms, Of the principal agent, hughes
eth and Avenue D. ~ and make for
their future supply in their respective places.
Post paid ORDERS enclosing cash. promptly attended to- and
the mcdciae safely forwarded. ma lm&ec.
The New York herald., 1844-07-01
RROAnWAY AEAINST THE WORI.n.

THIS soted thoroughare now admitted be the Greatest
Sss and the rat hss here,oore existed
the minds Of many that purchaser Broadway are Obliged
exobltant for article Of Dress fully
butted from the known reputation the charges
By EDWARD tOA proprietor OF the City Cssh Iailorna
merchants and Others visiting this city 70 avail themselves
outfit from OF ready made clio
thing manufactured from the best materials and IN the most
fashionable style The attention Of the public y particularly
called visit this and the late style
ed and fancy Cashmere Ocs Frock designed for the sp
preaching
Also Of rich Chene Velvet and Brocade Vest
ngs Fancy French Cloth and ny the late aya
leced expressly for the spring ashons Garments superb,
made up 10 order. and required at few hour notice
EDWARD FOX,
City Cash Tailoring Esabishment 202 Broadway, below
Fulton mX 3m
The New York herald., 1844-07-01
ON THE CURE OF STRUCTURE.

TN AFORMER ERADVEHTlekMENIO ON oIaaiITUNE
which nisslen for tit. eSnssqgsncss ;I and 10 surs
not in s s least Of H. Thos oceapyns
.sS sss % u
a%s1y s ssss r.
much IL Of tins av ss, r
months and without producing any change g
az h ss Hs s %
Pain certainly then conplansd 9f but !. only
ashsi sspsssi sry
self There are however whieh most peeul
y belong , % e nsy %ssss
might Be 9sss q Ss nGs 4
s9s 10 4.uyS 4 y The G ss sss %
rsn m1snFs s o q aa Ssss buy what
should happen after elote. .h.. drop g,
%.s would %si
~ %o NO SiSsssa ssn sa'; The
1HE TIME ToRMRR GosoRrznA MAY NAVE aEMArEn M An
bs e. ' Hs pss
how long this NAV continue without producing sctue nf
should %Iis hive 'sS's1 ecssiausa rom
eous AZ MSud 'shse'
ssn a Il. aas Il ssu
% p ~ sI 70 mental a. s % Su 20
case Of scturs II which the patient observe that
si.o :sfioa. sfiss., siSusS little Snds.losd
there medium By which Il: powerfully
:sa
The Private Tatise" Of the author little volume which 10
ceeds, the activity Of mind invariably returns.
with The Cure Of 8rcturens, II II gratifying TO
state generally accomplished little time and without
pain or Nothing exceed the
Of late the OF this complaint Indeed n the
hands o. proper and he cure Of
months Many persons consult tho writer who come on
cared though has been of trouble and snxet for
his own peculiar OF together with his Private
formation the subject and written in the panAst
DR. Ralph opportrrity OF he be
consuted various diseases referred in his Private
Treat.s"-at his dwelling house, No SO Greenwich street
at hours consequence Of the number Of prctendes
and books ofquackery which nfest this city be deems
20 make the following satisfactory ground Of
confidence strangers. EcsdeY his rank Graduate
OF Eduburgh TIC. sc he has bcea engaged IN the
cure Of thesc diseases, both in Hospital and city pac
tce, for than thirty years. and has published
three editions Of work expressly them Also that he ha,
APsIica-a ST. Assy q Eoadoa, . Dr.
and that he il permitted refer almost Pyscian Of
sminouce in this city Tho Private TrestiSs 81. Ad
dress DR.. Rslpb sen.. SO Greenwich st. ie6 lm*rc
The New York herald., 1844-07-01
LADIES ARTEMIAN BRACE.

THE Sqbscrbers offer the special Of the Ladies
their PATENT ELAsTIc ARTEMIAN BRACE, which must
eysntuay prove an Indispensable article Of the female ward
robe IL combines Of all the
FIJI proportions without any OF the injurious tend Of the
coetsucs unratual compression Of the cheat imred
tendency TO BRING on consumption, &c &c To children q
either who the habit Of etoopnK they will
be found highly the power
keeping the and the shoulders symmctrca will
engen and expand the chest and not impede the free
OF the For the better specp daton
the Ladies av0ring them with their patronage the subscriber
have opened devoted exclusively their
modaton, which will be under the immediate dence
Of Lady precy acquainted with the structure and fitting o
the article.
Ladies Department No Park Place, l door from Broad
Wholesale Department. az the Old s,tsbshment Of
my25 Inns &c 2I Broadway, corner OF Park Place.
The New York herald., 1844-07-01
MEDICAL AND SUICIDAL OFFICE.

1OCTOh JUHNSON, II Duane street, SO well known 20
- the victims Of Syphc diseases, the successful
& a sew 9rx can DeaS rs OIL y tHe s o.
ound at hs old oce Dr. johnson satisfy that
he legally qualified Physic and Sugeyha ne
knowledge Oksner disease superior txeofourhs
Of general "Physicianssnd that ms skill in the treat
and proper management variety OF veneeal
Disease and Stricas Of the Ureshra, is preeminen My
only from OF the ned States but
sley come from the West Indies and Canada. cure
veage 500 patients dsc0untcnance quackery
ssJons in the where they ud physician SAILED
make charge No how long You may have Geer,
an ~ A h,d $ rIop as. ane DSo % % me q nose
you, if your cuabe Constitutional Weakness,
called Seminal Weakness brought by habit
nduised by young have paid much attention to the
treatment Of this malady it constitutes part Of practice
encsd my saptary treatment yspepsa weakness Of the
palpation Of the heart aversion to society, ONLY
symptoms Of this complaint directions foowed.
Post paid ettcts, witsatsnent
50 for advice attended Observe Office II Duaae
tr,et fnm rstaS stre ma m zee
The New York herald., 1844-07-01

vTE MOST blessed and wonderful remedy discovered
! Tor tho certain and permanent cure oiall
Diseases and Erupti0ns OF the Skin,
Pimples, Salt Rheum Scurvy,
Botches ia iac Disagreement but the pnbc trst DO
their guard against
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Of little book certain delicate di,eases the reuder
referred 70 the last OF this IL the know
ledge OF than thirty years experience both OF Hospital
aud city practice and being approved by the
of New York, directions may relied with
perfect confidence To those who's complaint has continued
various OF delay pointed cesrneAs
that the Of Immediately
who this little vouhie his be long de-
ceyed by the varions boasng people that nfes ths city,
Advice kc be obtained By letter sorder
.tng to the urinary organs Address DIR. RALPH Sen 80
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