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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-22
IMPOSITION AVOIDED.

Prudence in al cases but the Of
phial OF medicine ptfa and often leads
consequences than the loss Of the money. :
II. JORDAN'S BALSAM OF RAKASIRl
century in Londca for the easy mild, ard perfect Of G.:
n0rrtG Gee and Leucoh9, s 10 eak the truth the only
pa.ent medicine whose sale has with and
its great usefulness the proprietor having recently arrived
where may lie obtained single dose fails -
their sole has the BAsAM OF leachedits
dsappo nted viii taking isdeed has safely
conveyed sufferer beyond the paeof suspicion Ths
ead certain aud ought to Be adioo selected
ho the host of medicines whoe only have
to dazzle dqps and deceve he sniucky and e
following druggists in The city Of New York-Pricr 81
A. b. & D. Sands Faon and William J. 8. OSSorne,
Houston and Bowey j. NsBes GA Broadway doors
above Bleecker; w. Horw Canal and Hubs and
Amty NJ m Ims
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-22
DuBJIsnED THIS DAY, by w. sANDFoRD,
% Ann treet-Love Mystery, and superstituton, by Mrs
IN. @.tk


nOCTOR con BITT may be consulted IN tho most con
IL 6dentia manner AT bis office Duane between Cba
and iap streets New ork where afflicted with
delicate Diseases Gid obstinate ulcers dyspepsia
~ the badder ustbs ard kidney and AL
abuse efmercuy or the impy Of the blood invited 10 call
Tho bansf effects often arising from the abuse mercury need
Corbtt with the the ef radcay cured
without particle Of ohet dangerous
His charges reasonable and pormond 10 the Of
applicant D has been educated m Espe under teachers ~
acknowledged talent and has had considerable
bospiSss and dsspcsencs nsfan, syer W a.
ncsd wi piles and perfect effected With
cut Confinement ou esiness or The srs pain the patcn
may % nso wev ny the occurrence ~ eensn az
from "a. M. to 70 r. NJ nya-v
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-22
mr.. s. SWEETS CELEBRATED STRENGTH
lZ ENING PLASTER.-The most valuable remedy for


and pain the de back and stomach for debility
back and ons from the effect of fractures and disloca,
ton of the bones offered public. DR. Sweet of
Franklin Connecticut so long distinguished for Bone Set
ting, willing the wishes Of his friends, and that the
thousands suffering from pains and weaknesses may avail
themselves of remedy and diminish the bills Of physicians
has arranged with Mr. b. G. Baxter of New London, Conn.,
his Strengthening Save, and supply city
and in the tnted States None genuine without the
prietor.
agents the city of New York. and for sale by of the
druggists. Price, % nj n roll m3l
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-22

HUN.
TERs RED DROP, that have been sold in Phil delpha
the last four and Division New York. the last
three ard that SO many scoands have tried 10 initiate and
er it, be obtained Ne Division, doors from Chat
ham This medicine well known being the
only propp ard safe cure for vensrea ssout dot
scant hndIance m business that deem
thing fabe than o. bottle warranted to
the returned Every bottle that genuine will have the
aame u Levison, Of whom be ebtaned privately until
at night my4 I'm
nR. GLOVER continues 20 be consulted con6deniiany a.
- usual Strangers appnzsd that Dr. G. has rcceveda
lar med cal education and confines himse 70 an cs practice
and 10 the treatment and Of ceaa class OF deee dis
cases. These WHO have been treated by
enced practitioners invited apply at hs ONCE No 2Anns
near Broadway adjoining the Museum Attendance daily Till 10
o'clock r. M Private entrance three doors from Museum
m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-22
its most disagreeable FORMS is effect
i ually cured by DIR MEAD,S ANTIDYSPEPTIC OR

III
- ualy cured by DR. MEAD'S ANTIDYSPEPTIC, Or
STOMACH PILLS the only medicine offered yet 10 the
public from which radical and permanent can be OBJ
iained of all those chronic arrangement of the d
gestve organs constituting that complicated disease, termed
Dyspepsia
The symptoms characterzng Dyspepsia Indigestion
long train Of those dsagreeabe sensations commonly called
plants; such loss of appetite sick
ness at stomach and sometimes vomiting belchng up OF
water which is sometimes tasess, but commonly
gnawng pain in the stomach, heartburn, what called
stomach cosvene paeness OF the anguor
spirits, papatons Of the heart vertigo giddne
disturbeeep The number Of these symptoms varies
different patients; with being felt only in while
others have additional equally dagreeabe, such
pains in the head and breast afuence wind
the stomach and bowels emacaon wasting of the whole
body with great weakness, particularly OF the legs This
disease keen accurately described by many medical
writer's little has been understood, the want Of
which attends the general mode of treatment too plainly
shows Let take example To illustrate this assertion
Heartburn stomach being often troublesome
symptom OF this troublesome complaint the attention
uray directed in search of article that should have the
power of removing IL
Sold by Hull BOVINE, i2s Maiden Lane George d. Cog
geshal of Pearl and REESE Minor Gamble,
corner OF Brossway ana Vcsey j. H. Dodd OF
Broadway and Beecker Druggists
throughout the United States.
None genuine without the signature Of GEO. SMITH
m16-Jm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-22
THE MAMMOTH CHEESE FARM FOR

III SALE.-Thc subscrlbeT offers
Colonel Thomas Meacham, situate in the town OF Sandy
Creek two and a half miles from the village of Pulaski, Os
This farm contains about 500 700 OF which
high of cultivation The subscriber has
hesitation in recommending OF the best farms IN the
United On the premises Is six good dwelling houses,
five which newly painted and good repair; five large
barns; mill and various other buildings; IN all amount
thirty also orchards OF the
kind of fruit three springs of good wafer out OF
which conducted through the houses and yards
by aqueduc and failing streams OF water There
pasture said farm last 22o head of cattle ten
and forty sheep raised said farm, last
season. over 800 hay besides large quantity OF wheat
rye, corn &c. and also made $4,000 worth of cheese.
The proprietor having accumulated handsome fortune on
said farm offers low price and terms For further
particulars inquire of T. A. DWIGHT, Nassau St
~ b. IL desired will be divided in lots TO suit purchasers
uQS Inn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-22

nR. JOHNSON il consulted eon6dsniiaIly at his Office
~ NJ. petwrcn Chatham and iliam sts,
the following diseases, elects Chancres Sine
Seminal Weakness and he diseases arae from
vsnerca poison improper treatment Dr. johnson enssgo
affection three days, end the most in
etease ca,es na propoenaie time ~hout tho use oany de-
btang injurious medicine from business Per
enrusns themselves to Dr. Johnsons care mar dose with
sertasty Of the scrofou
Sores, Ilceat Legs &C speedily healed S would do
well by giving Dr. johnson cal as certain preventative may
had the Of the foregoing deaf which has
tailed when used within twenty four hours after
Letters end enclosing fee Lave the
medicine, ard directions, for its forwarded.
Auendanc- from A. M night Dr. johnson has moved
from 10 Chamber dfs.y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-22

CARDS w. BsyHAM respes fully informs his
N friends and the public that he has completed the enlarge
OF his Saloon attached his Bowery Steam Connection
a the better Of ladies and gentlemen ON
much more improved plan, and Is reoPened for the
W. B. thanks for the liberal patronage
he has heretofore experienced and pledges himself that every
attention shall be paid his friends respectable ann
select society also all the decaces they come IN season.
such Icecreams Soda Water Mead Lemonade Coffee fe
Cake, &c. &c.
Confectionarie usual the improved Pri
cipe, the BoweTy Steam Confectionery No Ds bowery
directly opposite TO Rvington street. b W. KfHA"'
fl8-f
4 AMI OFEICE.-JOHN L. BOGARDUS, Attorney
L. and Counsellor Law, Clinton Hail. No. Beekman =,
Opposite the Brick Church door, city of New York. ILLINOIS,
Mississippi, Arkansas Military Bounty, General Land omce'
and Western Agency.
Patents Obtained and titles perfected for soldiers or their
heirs either h Revolutionary Sd Late War; 3D. canadian
Volunteers; 4h English Refugees from the mite states 10
Canada and Nova Scotia; 5 Deerter from the bitis Ar
the heirs all the above bth ls 10 iaus of-
feted for of rcclamed It ies unuer
entitled lands sold for 8t Those VINO parted WIN
their discharges titles before the patents issued
reclaim 9th. Lands IN the several States aud
Territories in the United States Canada, Nova Scotia and
Texas bought and sold exchanged taxes paid and titles
gated obtained and perfected ON application 10 this Of
| fee. - !,
Postmasters throughout United States and other gentle
men iorw arng above claims and acting agents
in their several OF cousy, viii be entitled to 25
| cent on all commissions. Communications post paid.
IT Valuable farming land for sale in the State of Illinois, 500
sections e 100 EACH In parcels from 80 10 $40
situated and otherwise Aso in Missouri and
| Arkansas d2clf
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-22
TAlLoEEs sEs, ASD ssEAMsTREsssEs,'

III
way Leonard -Ths establishment has been removed to
the spacious Broadway Leonard ST.,
where be found choice assortment of cloths cassneres
yesngs French, German and Irish linens, musls, dngs,
kc., OF the best quality and approved patterns.
(enemen have all their articles of wearing apparel
made establishment in the fashionable manner
net saving of the highest reputation
experienced wormen employed Dress ana Frock
Goats, Pantaoons, Vests, &c
Chidrens clothing description made to order and
sale. Particular paid 10 this department.
Genemens' clothes repaired short notice Linen and
muslin shirts collars drawers stocks &c for sale or made TO
order.
Families be provided with seamstreses work
houses by applying as above.
establishment is designed to afford employment in
Females of this city, by whcmthe greatest
Those who viii aid
public charity and the time have their work done
nm reasonable terms and in the best continuance Of
the liberal patronage already bestowed by generous PUBLIC
is respectfully solicited my2olawowls
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR
ID YOUNG LADIES, AT WEST FARMS.-The Misses
NEWTON their School from the city To the
pleasant and ourishng village OF West Farms Wescheser
They selected this location only in OF
health but of its proximity 10 the CITY, the dis
exceeding eleven miles. The house Is large, AIRY
and well adapted for such an institution
prepared young Ladies a boarders
ay scholars and they their friends and the public
nothing shall be wanting on their part To afford every ac-
ty and improvement TO their pupand 10 quail
~ hem liberal and accomplished education, for the
spectacle walks of life
Tuition comprises complete English course, suporadded TO
which the French Italian and Spanish languages
Music, Drawing and Dancing, n required
will of be TO
guardians if application be made either personally AT
village by letter directed TO the post Office West Farms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-22
DEARL STREET. HOUSE NEBU.LI, No
SrHEET-Ths establish nm

IL SO PEARL STREET.-This spacious establishment Is
enlarged and erected upon its former SITE in the of the
commercial operations Of the city, surrounded by than
500 entirely fire and warehouses occupying
The ground OF The conhngraton This ffcf Fronting
upon Pearl j. arranged upon new apd most
improved plan, spacious exchange room extensive d
ming parlo; large and airy sleeping rooms commodou bath
power elevate supply OF water to the
upper story and for other together with every CON
yenience required promote the health and comfort of the
boarde guard also employed 10 keep every
part OF the premises IN order and security.
Alderman Peters, has spared 10 render
this building both in extent and style o architecture equal
SUPERIOR commercial Hotel in this country. This
House now furnished complete modern style, and reopen
ed 18th March, The propetor respectfully solicit the
Patronage OF its old and the public generally.
JOHN NJ FLINT,
j. ID. W. WHITALL,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-22

DETROIT HOTEL, LATE tONK HOTEL.
~ The subscribers respectfully inform their friends and the
travelling public that they have taken the above establishment
and fitted up In style that will compete with similar
house IN this city, the Eurspean plan, and
be accommodated with lodgings and meals all hours AMI
served up with dish the rich and luxurious market Of New
York at all times affords
The house pleasantly located "a Barclay street, the
immediate vicinity o the Hudson river steamboat landing.
The Bar supplied with wines and liquors of all kinds, the
best that be obtained. ~ n. MERRINAN,
my5 2weol l.. WINSIIIP.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-22
StALT RHEUM.-MRs sHERWOOD ,he nronrial1

GAIT RHEUM.-MRs. SHERWOOD, the proprietor
- ef the Gpsey Ointment, eectual Tor the Salt
removed No Bedford ST. ST. where she
the above celebrated remedy by the gross Dozen
For also by r. Dodd Broadway corner OF Blocker
ksnS srooswsy corner I: png 81 Mp po.
Of Rose j. Codington, 4si Greenwich st; Sail
lard Deuc Park Row and SCI Broadway; and by Hull
T. near VIM Evans long 10 se @ s"d
extensive practice IN , ,oe Treatment Of pypeP Worms and
mach, n,enes liver Kidneys and bladder and associate diff
the public In every stage Of maladie DR. Evans
mode Of treatment restores the unhappy sufferer health and
energy IN ue shortest practicable time - 49,, r,
Office, No 100 Chatham my3 I'm
1c;ous ,sd W0H aIsa, m.'na r. EN-.
be discharged in great numbers, and where
ing off the secretion Of from the stomach bowels
which generates hen and u injurious 10 children
a've D. GRAHAM Ia Nassau a street Of Fulton
mvII-T '''"'
- viNGHThe unqualified apprehension this SOAP has re-.
ceived from the persons who have used
quick firm and cmoent lathcr, which will NOT dry upon
the face or iritse the skin IN the least Is pleasantly
Tuned and put neat covered pot answering all the
Price 50 cents per pot, FOR sale at
diou 364 Broadway, corner Franklin -.
SPICE BiTTEts.-Those Bitters have been long
- celebrated for their peculiar virtue, In terrifying and
DIGESTION swseten and purify Tie blood remove osueon
and are ousd very useful IN removing the snndce they
ssyory secnng and are gresi preyentye against feyes
particularly 50 IN the Spring by brscing The bre and pre-
venting that dsagreeabe tlesnc and weakness arising
frequently from relaxation the approach Of weather
myil-n ~ Cedar s,reet.NY
pnBLIsnEP THIS DAY, by W. sANDFoRD,
Ann street-Love, Mystery, and superstuton by Mrs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-22

This celebrated crd nvslu be preparation made Nv Dr.
X Cbakert " strongly recommended Who prps
posed to c9rsumpiion and ether local and cror diseases a
heart and lungs matter how nvcerae of how long
ing has ALREADY attained the hshesf tim ne
spectebk me- mber 81 the faculty well Of this ooupy Of
Ensand and therefore be prescraA with
,s y sud ssy 70 spersons who s6o Under ths sc
No. s22 Breadwsy, January nth, iss1 nm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-22
CTERLJNC,s ORIENTAL BALsAM

~ Compound ef6csc'cus, saluary and cctus
in all eucsuhg, Involuntary Em:sors Seminal Weak
effe Menses rfated Dseasd
bladder and diseases of the Urinary Organs Tho immci
shat space q time has so much heehencd Us celebrity
he cur Of diseases confidently offered with ne
cor.penyins certificates Of the eminent the Bnn ~.
Guilty which will stamp the high reputation the snr,c
valued only by Sterling While cha
rel, LONDON. Sold Wholesale and retail, BY
NATHANB GRAHAM
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-22
nOCTOR EAWCHTT, MemLS one RIVAL Z

~ Of Surgeons Of Iona.n snd sd,nburs nembev Of tks
liz IA 70 the treatment ofthe following diseass, ~
GongrrhGa chancrcs STREE urcs rritao obc sethrs bss.
der glands sore legs h~untn ana
fous sfIecops Recent Of vencafured IN two dr.
without mercury = rrsveniativc nave N. Persons who
have injured hemseWes ~ secret drutvc habit will oh
fair Immediate relief Separate ofircsgi0 alton street ,oe
Greenwich I've sulc'ss, secresy obsera iny4.y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-22
[lR VAN HAMEERT,s FEMALE RENovATINo

DPlLLsFom GermanyAn ecc'ua REMEDY for suppression.
guIay ard all where nature docs not have her
regular BThsy must not be taken during
they would proSsce abortios Sold w n
lf2e Inns
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-22

WARDS HAIR OIIs.-The best article now In uS-
w Tor promoting the growth and giving an elegant glossy
appearance TO the hair. For sale At HOPPEs Pharmacy No
ibroadway corner Of Franklin street Price IS cents per
poue. ol2y
NOrIGE TO NEW YEAR PArTIEs.-J G.
a DECkfR wishes TO inform his friends and the public
hat ne has Just received fresh supply Of rate OyS
TERS, and ready them Fried stewed RI ased and
Picked, on the liberal terms a the shortest notice
Please apply at 1875 Fulton street d2a
J'uHMIsH LEECHEs.-Received this day. a fine
neauhy iot oi me eecIes and for sale a
moderate price, ut HOPPERs IJsRMACy All Rro.ds,.v
of Franklin street 'oo' "io'""y,
NJ u. Leeches applied .t,,e
Is" SACKS stored ex syleric and Liverpool
hNu DoUcLAS ROBINSON CO.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-22
- .K~,APAMiLLs..The hlghly eonceoiTaied COW.

- POUND sNRNP OF sARsAPARII.LA, prepared by the
subscriber pasn,s the "Carbonatcd Sarapsrlla Mead
recomnended y Ut hecsernan Stevens Berger Chapman
and others OF the medical prosan patent rights for which
sold 10 MI William Swain, Philadelphia, proprietor ot
the celebrated fanacea and COR the principal cities of the
union me refuest oi nnnbt Of PHYSICIANS Others
been induced To prepare Syrup az sarsapara combined
with other purifiers of the blood - more convenient and
portable form than the ecoction liable spoopf ,brea
day, mixed with half pint Of water, makes neas,p ami
refreshing beverage, certain purifier Of Ne blood and
Of decayed constitution. ' "'' ~
Sold in bottles at 80 cents eachi DOZEN FIVE aars nacked
in boxes and sent part Of the country 10
keep, by L. SCHIEFFELIN, Drggvist
III Canal street. opposite West Broal,sav
Soda Water from the Fountain with Sarsapara ana a,,or
NIL kent in Inc best ortle
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-22

(,UsTON HOUSE HUuEI. COFEEE. ROOM.

y COUNTANT-Being series % mercantile accounts in
which the merchant introduced into busineSs and carried
through is various vcsudes both prosperous and adverse
in single and partnership business with
Journal The principles drawn from actual exnerenre ~
which added tables Of moneys weights measures Of
the commercial world Fifth edition, 10y Thomas VI C;oorrb
Accouna Just received and for sale the trade or 4, re-
tail very low, by &. SHEPARD, leg Broadway
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-22

soAPs prepared from beautiful Exoics and warranted Fer
Ecty innocent " completely eradcaes tan eckes pmpes
spots, redress and all eruptona Gradually
az clear sot in, transforms he saow com.
pexops INTO radcnt Witnesses mpatns 10 beautiful
nile bloom.
Gestemen, after shaving, will find aIsy ritabity and
marins and nder he skn smooth and pleasant.
For sale by A. Underh 20 Bcs Imam corner wiam
DR.. Hart II Broadway and Chamhsn
conner OF Walker ard Bo-eu Price SO cents cake 10
TO FE CHALLENGING Gardens specifc Cor Leucorr
bmi or W irom rsrfs, with drectoosia English,
late from the French This safe POSITIVE and eHcctua
for he above compliant Sold by Hart Of Broadway
and Chamber ST. j. Syme, corner Of Bowery and Walker
fa03ms
DATENT IMPROVED NOTIFIES, CAPSU
LES, for the OF Certain DisessesThese Capsules
VII IN have CT with the greatest
vantage knows until now, oftakins
Of CopayI IN all its purity and perfectly from all The
ce-venences bad smell taste and under pleasant shap
and flavor.
ofusirg TIE Bssam same time the most
simple, AMI that from which the b. will obtained
enables the consumer TO follow the trea without interruption
and by 50 doing procures speedy
To be found at John Mhnu, Duer Is3 Broadway Souad
Deluc, ssi Broadway, and Park Row Rushen a Apinwa
am, no Broadway 10 Asor Houe; Y. McCready tsi
Broadway; ard other druggists IN town. mssn-
nR. VAN HAMBERT's FEMALE RENovATsNG
- PlIIS-Fom Germany eectna rensdy for
eguay and all where does have her
regular BThcy bc IN ken during
nancy they would produce aboon Sold by Hart,
ne Broadway and Chambers st. J. Burnett % sixth Avenue
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-22

n NAKD.-JAS a. r. EAMOTKEATN a 90. hav
"A ing succeeded DR. Lewis Feuchiw in his store
5 broadway, will continue furnish the public with
tcles usually supplied by him. and hope by their efforts 10
cure continuance of its patronage.
Swedish Leeches Diamond Cement, Prussian Cement 70
Milling decayed teeth Chcory; the finer chemical
Magnesia Lozrnge cough Lozenges &c. &c constantly on
hand, and for sale the reasonable terms wholesale
all
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-09-26
THE SOUTHERN ARGUS,
AND
LOICndes County .adVeTEiseS',
Is
Printed, Published and Edited
P. RYRON RARKRR,

Il published every TUESDAY at Five
Dollars in advance, or Six Dollars If moi
paid in advance. No subscription received
for less than six months,
ADVERTISEMENT not exceeding one
square (len lines or less) will be inserted
at One Dollar for the first insertion and
Fifty Cents FOR each continuance. Indi
vidual advertisements from a distance
will not be inserted unless the money i.
sent with them,
OUR Advertising customers are requested
to mark on their advertisements the
number of times ,hey wish them inserted,
otherwise they will be published till for
bid and charged aCCoTdingly.
Publications of personal nature will be
charged double price.
II LETTERS addressed to the Editors
IN business connected with the Office mus,
be post paid, otherwise they will not be at
ended 70.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-09-26

Section 6. Be Il further enacted, That
the said boads may be transferable BY the
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-05-27
Number 3.

A poor man once excused his non-atten-
dance at church to rich neighbor, bysay-
ing ne had no breeches fit for the occasion
which the latter offered to lend. The man
availed himself of the offer, and when the
priest was about to commence PRAYER, he
cast glance to his friend, when he called
out in an under tone, but loud enough to
be heard by those around, eDon't kneel
down in n1y breeches.' The man carried
home the borrowed garments and was long
time absent from church as usual, when an!
other neighbour inquired the reason, which
the poor man gave as before, adding that he
had once borrowed pair, which had given
the owner occasion to insult his poverty be-
fore the whole audience. Come with me-
said his new friend, 'and will supply you.'
Accordingly he essayed once more to visit
the church in borrowed breeches, and when
notice was given for prayer he directed his
attention to his accommodating friend, who
no sooner saw him, than he called out loud
enough to attract the observation of all pre-
sent, !Kneel down, kneel down any where
in nly breeches."
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-05-27

WomGn.-Huntingdon, preaching on
the resurrection, remarked, that "Jesus ap-
peared to women rather than to men in order
that the circumstance might more quickly
spread" This reminds us of the convey
ancer, who commenced deed with, ''Know
one acOmGa by these presents"
An old woman met man with cradle.
"Ah, Sir" said she, 'behold the fruits of
matrimony." "Softly, twas the answer,
"this is only the fruit basket"