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The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-05-18

x THEATKE.-THIs EVENING viii be per.

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A PLEASANT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Strap, Mr. Placde
Lady Elizabeth, Mrs. Gurner.
Alter which the Tragedy of
The DuC CHESS DE LA NALLIERE-Louis Iih, Mr. Ma.
son-Dnke de Lngan, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES de Bragalone
Miss Tree-Niaiaae de la Val
uere Mrs. Whsaley. - " -
TO conclude with the Farce of
Do Nv BARGAIN-Zephaniah Makepeace, Mr. Hill
Mrs Lowell, Mrs. Gunner
II Doors 7performances commence al n O'Clock
boxes Si-Pit % cents-tsslery % cents.
a MEHICAN TnEA r.. L., $50 ~ EIY-THIS
- EVENING will be performed
TIE ApOSTATE-Pescara, Young Gentieman-F lornda
Miss Warning.
After which
RETURN or THE JOHN ADAMs-Dr Fudge Mr. Blake
iey-farry Stanley, Miss Kerr.
FORTY AND FIFTY-Mr Lly~hite, Rakeley-Jesse. Mr..
Herring. ''
TO conclude with
THE LAST DAYS OF POMPEII-Arsaces, Mr. G. Jones-
Mrs. Pickering. ~
II Doors open 64-perormances commence al !. o'clock
boxes 20 ccnts-fI 3Is cents-Gallery % cents.
NATloNAi. THEATKE-THIs EVENING viii
JANE sHORE-Dumont, Mr.. Harr.on-Duke Of Glos,er.
ThorneJane Shore Mrs. Ilarrson-Aiicia M,s Cushman
CLAIR THE MAID OF MiLAN-Rolamo Mr. Harrison
Clari, Mrs Harrison.
day from 10 A. NJ p NJ Doors open At 7-pertor ,nc
commence at u O'Clock Boxe, Sl-P SO cents Gallery S7
cents '' -
II ,kANKLIN rHkiATl<E.-THis EVENING viii
RED kOBBER-Red River Mr. Goo,enow-Oliska. Nj,
Kerr. - -
After which
THE LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD-wolE Mr. Tomn
son-Lttle Red Riding Hood Mrs. Prtchard
To conclude with
CROSS OF DEATH-Phitlpe Mr. John Sefton-Juanna "A,
Pcrnet, Mrs. Preston
~ Doors open 6l-peorlnances commence al "A O'clock
precisely Boxes 30 cents--pit 2b cents.
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pIONAMIC INSTITUTE, CITY SAIO11N
CONSTANT SUCCESSION OF ATTRACTIVE NCN.

DIONAMIC INSTITUTE, CITY SAIOeIN
CONSTANT SUCCESSION OF ATTRACTIVE NCN.
- ELTlES.-Messrs w. J. & II. HARRINGTON beg
leave 70 inform Their friends and the public they have e
ieced an engagement with Signor Aos unrivaeL Italian
BAND lately arrived from Naples, who viii through their
astonishing performances previous % the entertainments
OF three pieces Moving Doramas and IIannngtons
Grand Hydro Oxygen Microscope, and nimitab italian
Fantoccinni. ''''
by the above powerful Microscope living aquatic insects
Snlfed M Hons of times larger than showing IN
dnctness the aninalcur contained
by rs AID The circulation and the the internal
parts OF me smallest Insect distinctly he
objects VIII be dissectOns OF mnuted parts insects a. fire
foot and teeth of fly, the sting bee &C. Ac Also tie
most delicate seeds, and TRANSFER cutti, wood
Inc Capitalization of the various
1ful beyond the power ofdescription.
The last will consist large and maonfren roer.
ton OF Living Aquatic Insects They win seen all living in
tr native subaquroUstatcs, groves, and
swift pursuit, selling and proving upon oier others
sporting with all the freedom of imaginary safety
Doors open at 7 ocock--pcf3rlnances commence
Roy ri
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,Hp LET.-On the 9Th Avenue furnished unurnished
lodging rooms AMI parlors, pleasant and arey5reakfas
and tea, Required Stages pas every five Wall
Apply on the premises. JOHN NfBLO myl6Hs
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RARTLETg' AMERICAN SCENERY

RARTLETD'S All. RICAN SCEKERY.-
1.-THE above work illustrative of American Scenery daily
expected from London.
The sketches all taken from rs W H. Bartlett
Fsq during tour through America last and
made expressly for this work.
The publisher has engaged with none but the verp first
grayers, and has spared il superior
similar work YET published in Europe
Letter Press description accotapany each engraving by
N. r. Willis, Esq
The work viii be pubishcdn monthly par containing four
views.
Specimens Of the Eneravings ny be seem
received by H. MARTIN co. Agents No A. Whitehall
The following subjects Ia specimens beautifully engraved
already received view of Albany, Of Niagara Falls
view Of Trenton Falls, view of West Point mye-2ws
- LIZ Dad PAINTING ~.-The TWO GRAND
- PAINTINGS, la BELLE NATURE, and DAPHNE
DE- IsOLfMPE painted tr.in nature, by Boudei, ct ~,
French school, exhibiting No n Park Row.
ALSO, the celebrated STATUE or CLEOPATRA
which has been exhibited the principal
Mon, Ia the admiration ~ fDany fhousand visitors.
From O'Clock, A. W. To 10, T. W. Admission % each
a25n
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r. DIETRICH, Anctioneer
Try r. j. BE ARMS L. CO. store

- street. corner OF WaiTh Day, II O'clock at the auc
non roon fiardware Cutlery consisting Of men pocke ami
dirk knives on cards and in dozens; scissors IN DOZENS and On
cards. needles cannsers and bundles; ube and SINGLED
eye shectaees steel and brass bareled pistols
caps, thlmbles, knitting needles hooks ewes e. k
Fancy Goo'ls-Consng of double eolorne hair oil
psriumry, French and English soap lavender water Nc
Also IN invoice of combs, buttons collars bosos boots and
shoes. ' NM
Also an invoice OF Notwithstanding Of earrings finger
h2s, Watches prca,t-plns, chains, &c &c i2i
NEW YORK TATTEnSALLs.-The regular
sales auction this web known establishment continue
70 take place and TO be well attended every Monday
clock.
The next sale of Horses, Carriages &c will commence on
Monday the 22d st and all Horses &C. intended
must he shown and entered before Saturday inst al
5P NJ u : also ssary a early application should
made IN order that the horse may have print
ca catalogue the limited number of Is only be aken
and no morse can be offered auction unless registered
Owing 70 the nunbero horses present Offering
on many gentlemen having horses dispose of
disappointed a. the catalogue has generally
fore the Thursday evening preceding the sale
JOHN w. WATSON, 4i6 Broadway.
n r. Ten shlings will he required in all the
Of registering horse for sale at auction
There present Tattersa pairs
that have been used genemens coach horses which viii he
sold on Monday next not sold previous private sale.
my l6-lw j. w w.
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LNiRE WORK S.-The subscriber nov offers 10 the
public the rni varied assortment OF brilliant
Fire Work. n the United STATES Consisting ct several thousand
rockets heavy calbre with rich and fancy headings wheels
every description Roman candles, mines, tourbnon
Rooms line pigeons geriS Italian rcamers, coored
fires for hcatrvs signals for shipping kc &C. &C. Also 80
h.an- of brilliant set tor cit, and displays
Agents in New York H. Nven Fulton street near Green
wch; PageA son 90 Maiden Lane Gasner Youag rs
Chatham square. 10
EDGE II,
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- &cSore keepers, Hotels &c. be supplied h snail
tickets description shilling 10 ffty
ccns, payable on demand for goods q bearer
Those notes VII be- engraved IN superior style,
cannot b. cuun'etccd by applying ut VALENTINES
craving Printing aud Fashionable Visiting and Gard
tabll~1nsD, 20 John Il. William. myI6fw
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Y'O Lk.T-An oA.cc and LOT 10 let Inquire Of
HARTMAN BIRDSALL
ala 10 and ~ Water street
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AeEMOvAL-N. A. ANDROSS & co. satin Beaver
bonnet Warehouse 16i Broadway removed door
below, stairs Satin Bonnets al wholesale with
without lining, for the millinery ~
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Boston, May l5-Ar. schr. Mail, Loring, New York
Philadelphia, May 6Ar schr. Hiram, Cade, New York,
sloop Leo, Mccartney, do
Savannah, May l2-Cpd, sloop Georgia. Boes New York
Mobile, May 0-Cpd, soop Prudent Braddock, New York
New Orleans, May AR ships Cincinnati, Barstow, New
Norfok-Cfd, ship vcksburg, woodhouse New York.
IrTYPOGRAPHICA ASS COLLATION. r.
NEW fORk-Ihe monthly meeting of this body will take
place Saturday evening" 2t inst at o'clock, the
lCronys) 10 Park Row. Punctua attendance reque sed
by ORDER myl8aTSS A. H. kRAUTH Sec'y.
II CENTREVILLE TROTTING COURSE
L. For The 5000 purse two mile heats under the saddle,
ENTRIES.
For the Sl00 purse, mile heats under the saddle
MIR Young DE Witt Clinton,
MIR. Wheeland names Lady of the Lake,
Mr. Bartine Lazereth
Peter Wheeand names Mountain Sylpl.
myl8 JOEL CONKLIN Proprietor
EXTKA6H BINARY NOVELTY AT THE
IL AMERICAN MUSEUM -The proprietors OF this estab
a short the celebrated MASTER YOUNG, the Juve-
nile Magician series OF his highly popular
mens this place past
O'Clock. The wonderful and astonishing experiments which
have been exhibited by Master crowded audiences in the
city OF Boston eighty nights and whose Indian
Balancing Mechanical and Physical Experiments, Magical H.
luon and Feats of Dexerity which would asonh the
Aren himself have secured for him the highest appro
baton and applause.
THE FINE ARTS-Now exhibiting (,ay and evening" n
splendid copy of Benjamin Vests celebrated picture Christ
Healing the Sick in the Temple, painted by eminent artist
has stood The criticism good Judges and by all to
be faithful copy.
Adnance to the whole 25 ceDtsChiren under II years.
with their parents guardians, half price The Museum
open from A. NJ. to 10 p. NJ mvl8-2w
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CUSTOM HOO SIC HOTEL. COFFEE ROOM

4 mo- = HOI EIs COFFEE ROOM.
- mr. Horn bcgseaNe 10 acknowledge the nbg aios he
under 10 the gentlemen who have literally III.
establishment and has the pleasure inform his
patrons hat ne has cnfrc INTO permanent
celebrated pie baker for supply of the best pes
and tar that possibly b. made in This city lie also win
DC abe AZ All tunes to supply his customers with coffee
chocolate Of the finest favor and richest quality
ers hntei MAT 81 no eatn shment IN the city public
M
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1 EMOyA DIR Lewis Feuchtwaneer has removed
from ~ old store, No 3T Broadway, ~ NO 2Courandt
wa VA I'm
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NO. 50 Il EA ell STR E:ET.-Spa
old Hotci-Bosrd reduced to 81 SO; Pa
rebuilt, with every convenience. upon the old
Of the Burpt District. The proprietor. crate
eral patronage, cheerfully meets the wishes I
The public, IN this crisis, by reduction To on
cents per day, while he engages 10 continue
ing and attention ~ heretofore JOH
myIO-l I'm
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w FLOWERS, sc-Tbe american Flower Garden o.
rec,ory FLORISTS Ma with 30 eoorcd en~rayncs; Florss
p,erreter by Mrs Hale The Moral OF Flowers Romance
~ Naurc Flower season. illustrated; Book Of Flowers
Flora and ITALIA, Diamond Florist, kc For sale by
myiI.iw &. SHEPATD, es2 Broadway
MOTTO E-1o h,A Road and steamboat companes He-
tets, and other public estsblshmenThe subscriber u
prepared make contracts for furnishing establishment
y ih Cards. representing due bih Of value and TO
amonn his American Silver COMPOSITION AMI he viii
gsgr nj only 70 them reasonable eOs bnt 70 re-
D. LEWIS EEUcHTwANGER
syi1 2courlsndt ST.
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n The subscriber VIII furnish blocks Of Gra
IL order dimensions, delivered the
bank o tho Hudson river fifty miles from New York
equal IN quality ~ the Granite or any poinf
designated tho river, the lowest terms
Apple alton o. be- made Ward ". Howard, ESQ, No.
Harrison Corncils Rikeman, pcekskl or the sub-c
Der, At Cold Spring, PutnaIn county, near he Qmsrry
Agent of thc Highland Granite co.
fnnt tts--
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VIM. VAN NUltDEN, Aucnoneer.
II u. r. j. GAUfIEK-Will sell this day, May 49,
- az ~ Broadway at 10 O'Clock, variety Of ELEGANT
CABINET FURNITURE the stock Of cabinet maker,
moved for convenience of SALE among which warrobes
bureaus marble top and other sideboa, Sofas pillar and
scroll dining tables, do. do pillar
do breakfast do do work do marble top and other and
tables do wash stands mahogany high post and French
bedseads; mahogany, walnut, maple fancy and Windsor
chairs, look cases, desks, &C. &c
Also, pair elegant aabaster
| u Sale positive, rain or shine. my8.ltt
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-01-31

From Mexico and TFxAs the accounts are suoh
as o arrcs, tho attention Of American.
The return from this county ~ the late Next
can Minister. Gs,osfisa. seems % have been he
occasion of q Ike rclutn nf our Minister 81 Elhs
from McSico--aud ~ Ear ~ this may be dipl"-
matte torn. IT would not DO very impofant--but
from the spirl In which Mr. Go rosii7a len this
country. aud the fermentation existing in Mexico.
the matter becomes more Significant. 90
Tin this iuncturc, contrary 10 the wise. ius, and
cautious policy inculcatcd ~ the late message OF
tho President Of the Y. y. ON the suhec, Of Texas,
Congress should take any step towards rccoEnI-
,ug, Indirectly aiding, the Independence OF That
rcvoltcd country the inevitable consequence, as II
seems to us would be war With MeNico--Snd oi
the nature Of that war aud It's certainly disastrous
results TO our commerce. by menn. OF the frcebooI-
crs of y world OF peace. who under the MeNlcau
dag and commissions would capture siuk, burn, ana
destroy we have on former occasions expressed
our opin'"n.
According To lctier trom New Oceans, Of ,hc
l6,h inst published IN the Courier and Enquirer
Gen Bravo Ind resumed the commanl Of the forces
destined to act against Texas, tho condition Of
their being adequately supplied. Ills actual NUN
bers were estimated at 1000.
Col. Pnncho Garay has been appointed q ,vcruoi
Of Mcanoras. He is the msn who carried into
the troops Of Col. flaming.
Gen. Victoria, an nDiI-Santauiie, il commandln
at Vera Ctuz.--.N J. .lmcricIn.
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per medium. within The limit hsed by the Psesi'
dent 20 dolst.l
sm. very respectfully, yogr most ohodicn, set
want, x. N. WHITNEY
Wac ever suy thing more impudcn, Was
there ever mote startling disclosure Here l.
90 individual unknown & irresponsible 10 the
Cosofnmeni-ye welding he treasury Of tho ua-
ton--counsinR and plsuaiuF for the Bsnks, whose
bubed sgent be Is. bow they shsll bring the whole
monied influence Of the nation to bear upon the
pepes representatives IL order 10 secure the gfea-
test possible smoont Of spos. lie ssys to the
directors ofibe banks "you direct letters TO such
members ofcsoh House YOU NAV be acquainted
with" touching such and such poins. whilst u will
eHfghiea the ignorsmuses ia Congress " "!hcn
proceed to CARRY THROUGH my object
VIII Congress submit TO this state Of things
VIII the people submi, 10 it II thew do, thon
arc VIC no longer free nation for Reuben ".
Whitney this day wieds power sufficient 10 Sub
vert any free government that ever existed.
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Ffon nt Bangor Wig and C0,gisr. jan ~.
GREAT FIRE AT ST JOHNS

We learn from NJ Packard Iast from ~; JONAS, that
Ssiurdav evening last acinck Ncry destructive FIRE
broke thai ry which before Il covd he arrested
sumed sboa vs. buildings. situated Market hart on
MAiUs and Prince william ~. IyetY huiding the
wharf and nearly 81 81 Water and Prince MHm s,rers
nc uded the loss A quantity OF goods acre
also destroyed among which were 1900 barrels ct aour
large rrnibcf Of families BY this calamity. rendered
housclrs Tic 6re burnt With nine hours.
Lose estimated At 81 OO1un The weather extremely
cold and The engines oHt OF order Consequently bot hiic
could II progress Of the flames, pat the
arost pouon Of the city RUNS The SHIPPING At the
W rsmoscd though hat injured. The
gent oi The Hartford htna issursnce office stated
Informant clock sunday iaorning. that buildings
the vi 10000 insured b, him. had then burat
Onc building oaly stands IN tie region which the q
swept IN ats course.
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DIED,

a. this town, l9h inst 90 The bNh Of her age, Mr.
Cauads, wife ~ Ralph Paise Lsq ~ f1gt had been iof
eeFef communicate 90 the kptcopsl Chafcn sBc
much respected for me consistency OF her efsH
character. d. her lat snd painful scknsss ss enjoyed tue
consultations of ths goa ~hich che pfOiefysd
attended grave ~ large hunter Of relatives ID
iriends By whom fhc much saie.nled Whoa yiHg
her lnss sensbiy felt and deeply feguled. Ag-
popats address delivered tie b. the hrs
Joln Hets iron, lei Cpfn'h i5ih CHIP D. I'D 81
PstHfsrs an OHIO arc requeffsd. Se.-lcoDDsGeaisti
n Shrewsbury. tie 2ist us Of coasgnpioH Ma "a
bra dsaE Of As4 and hliild Go6dsg agsd ~ yozls
Ia faith AHd trust sarh she dNsii,
10 calm seclssaous psih ale tftd
deeply hsr Bssaofs love sAs isli-
Mbs died thai she might iiss-to God
PFta,sSs ~ ~ .. arc regulated 81 -lConHsh.ssisd
Ia BsfhnEioa, isih sa Nfs Bsls-f W Iieekiss. fset
.. tie late fhsa.as HoskieY. La sg-l -
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From hs B,rliarton Ere. Press.
REUBEN NJ. WHITNEY.

-
One Of Reuben NJ. whilney's circulars to the
deposIte banks has found ts way ITO the newspa-
pers, and II affords some precious disclosures Of
the natures o the services rendered by this Edi-
,idual An extract sufficient for an illustration.
Ii is necessary to premise however, that this ibd
yidusl Is 10 fact Secretary of tue Treasury-he
Controls the public money, and (unless he is mis-
takcn) the banks also IN which il is deposited
lie keeps his Office IN the Treasury building. and
the frs, thing that the eye OF the individual
who enters that department ia ."R. NJ. Whitney s
Office" And still this same individual 10 acting g
in his private espaci,y."s SIS pald agent Of the de.
posi,e banks.
at is my Intention TO exert myself to have sub.
-sssssse q, the present session for the law of the
last session, free Of objects aud also To obtain a
repeal Of that part Of the latter requiring the pay.
ment Of interest by the ueposI,c banks, both re-
pospcctively and prosfecilyely.
II will aid me ouch If the directors Of the ysri-
Gus banks to wh0me send ths will address letters
TO such members Of each House as they may be
acquainted with, impresslng upon them the one
rous duties which have been performed by the de
pos,e banks, the injustice done many of them by
abe exac.on Of interest as the aw is now consiru-
led. and HognaHi'nity which Congress would dis.
play by total REIMBURSEMENT Of inlefes, alto
Eethcr. both passed snj for the future
ri Another Argument might be enployed. bu, II,
@zwosld be imPuliic TO make use Of I, with mem
beers. which is this that as saon Is the sum IN
The Treasury comes 10 be reduced by the opera
'tion Of the depositc law the banks which viii be
'con,Oee will hardly iud II an object 10 subject
themselves 10 the expense Of acting as fscul
agents, for the use Of the small sum which each
can have. even without paying sny interest what
ever. Before the close OF aexi year, We mast 90
back 10 IS email a rumber Of deposite banks as
were emPored pfiot to Ibe passage Of the aepos
lie act consequently, with bot feS executions
the newly selected banks will have TO become A.
they aeie. All ,hls part Of the subject had bet,
ter be promulgated here IL is my intention spee.
dy 10 commence uPo0 lhht subject, fret by en-.
hgheaAg Congress in relation TO the facts. Of
which AN most Of the members are igaoraai
sod Thea 10 proceed TO curry through ,ay oljeef /.
and hope may receive al tie support possible
Hon Lose immediately interested in The way /
have pointed out.
shall send this communication TO very few Of
the banks not Of the ongosl selection. and trost
Shat ell to whom 60 send It siil s,es n =. one
.o' 20 be made pablo. lhoCgh no, marked eo,f
'"mi me 10 say that no time shogid be Lost IN
pss,ent.
would add one further sucgestioh-lLsi. IN
AZ cases shefe letters ussy DC anl.eu upoa Ibi,
soessei. willingness be expressed &c sie ia far.
thsf 10 iht foil extent ofthe ability Of the bsnk
nr ~ eiresns'sees wili PERMIT, tie carving on,
o. 10 rsssssfs u Substituting a mei.iie forsea.
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lNPORTAN

The eDor1 Of herieo Judge Eslate minister 10 Mex.
Neo has arrived at New Orleans The report that he de-
manded his passports Of the MeIeaa Government and they
were refused He accordingly took the responsibility ore
turning home without them The eosrae Of things which
led 10 ths result ia MEXICO unknown The Liberation Of
Santa Anna was not known al Vera Cruz the last dates
IL also stated some OF the papers that arrived las
hog ihsi the release Of Santa Anna would Be the signal o
general revolution ia MEXICO, aud that California has al
ready declared her independence oo~ng the eraspc Of
TeTas. Al editorial article ia tic Lima published IN ,he
city ofMeTieo, represents ihs eoun,y being divided INTO
three parties being in favor Of Santa Anna second
FOR Buslemente and the third Tor Bravo
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Cerliticate Gom Dr.. RatlmIln.

The following IS II certificate from Or G.. =. Rnumin
graduate in medicine AZ the University of Goc,ingen
The salscrber nss eslc the effects al Jewop lmpro
we'd vegetable Pills several Of disease the liver
ana digestive otgan and the result has convinced HIM
that they omnoHty calculated to sutscrve The ur.
pose Tor which they designed Consilering them ~.
together superior to those articles commonly offered for
similar complaints, would cheerluly add my testimony
IA ldror VI 81 valuihle msdicne. (5gnes)
Charles r. R-lL.uLLE, ~ d.
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Believing that Jewott. Improved Vegetable Pills uro
"a remedy worthy the highest cou6Ience. nm Induced
from public considerations, 10 state the effect they had
q member OF my family. Ea,ly in the last winter NY
wife experienced the Of disease which gradually
increased 10 high de:roe of severity The symptoms
great prostratop Of strength, os of appetite, pain
Ia the head dizziness raia,on of'he heart. pain the
side Hnd cough She commenced with tho pills. early ia
the sprng, aud received immediate relief They
continued corlng 60 the directions, until nearly two
boxes taken, when The appeared TO be perfect
and no symPinns OF disease have since "ppearrd.
(Sisnod) LEtj arr.
Boston, sept. 10, 1871.
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F1om Rec. J. n. Dyammona

With feelings Of pious gratitude to heaven (whenc.
hows every good and precious gifi) now forward
TO unite mine 10 the numerous testimonies of those ho
have experienced The happy effects uf "Dr Jcxet. Veg.
HAble Rus" For more than "" year, have suffered
severely from disease Of the stomach. owing 10 de.
rAngement Of the digestive organs And though ran
the the recommended course OF many rcmedie. Grnei
TO" Their reliet giving vrures yet all vain and
io's-hn % ioogh through The advice ia friend cnn.
scented 10 make trial nfhe nhpye med Pll. the n.e
Of Which has completely long nfsed IA,
healfh.
J. ID. mann HOD, Cal,olif Pfle.l
ston, Mass. July 9th. 1888.
Tho fresh and genuine ulis are fr sale by u tNtELJ
a BELL RUIL4NDFf Price 20 cents box.
O:eopiy.