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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-29
Provision Market.

TUESDAY, Nov g.
Beefis still abundant but cheapsr-and from the
Of the farmers who attended the market Monday
have suppose will be cheaper If does fall
in few days il will not for weeks. Considerable de-
mands exist for beef during the past week. Mr. Warner
and others have packed and shipped 100 half barrels from
Fulton market al .ne-each halt barrel will weigh 100
pounds about 80 half barrels have ship
lin market and about so from all the other understanding
total of 25o5 pounds beef city,
barrels averaging about $i2 eachmakng total value of
$1,000
During the past year killed and this city for
the first quarter IL 800 fat cattle the second quarter
the third quarter 1900 and the fourth quarter o0makng
total of 10000 fat cattle during the year. Each of
average $50 pounds weghmakng gross total Of
pounds of beef consumed shipped from this city during
last year, this beet brought Of 81 bundled max
ing total value Of 81 900 for beef supply the markets of
this city in year.
Ahou has large supply al week,
very little Of has prime the best sheep very
the present price s) being much less than This
time last WINTER the farmers in West Chester coant
fact all between hero and Albany have been holding
their sheep, and doing STILL and will do till after
Christmas when good sheep be expected here large
quantities.
According pretty calculation consumed in
city last about oo0o sheep, average
S2l esch-making total OF 100000 consumed in
New York during one year.
There fair supply lambs and has been all through
the week but veal is and Indifferent; only
two calves brought Fulton mark IT today.
There liberal supply Of GOLDFISH eels. black fish and lob
much this attributed the steamboat
vriion the bass being shy fish, consequence OF
noise and coRmoton made in the by steamboat paddles
driven out of all the waters round or the city.
T.ere slight flush of game today; venison very
penfu-but poultry still exceeding and averages
IS and IA I. per ID.
Vegetables and winter fruit abundant bu, nuts Of all kinds
and dear.
Hat-Beef to 10 cents; Veal IL To IA cents, Mutton to
II cents Lamb 10 10 IL Pork 10 venson Is per
pound.
Po3ryTurkeys, snail and poor s. 10 Is each gesse 81
for OF h. weight; ducks very scarce 81 to 20 pair;
psrtrdge 81 pair gua.a fowls p apar qua 50 dozens
chckeu g. to Is pair rabbits Is each; eggs for Isl
YER, "a cents
Fish Sueaked bass, IS cents; black Gb, 10 cents eel
Ia; cod, cents; scate, cents.
pegeiabies S. 3D. TO g. bushel; and turnps
6d oniens 81 bce 6s. bushel; best Bergen
osbbages " per hundreds picking cabbages
heads and scarce csuower s dezea and scarce; celery
los dozen bunches-3 sticks 10 the husc sppes-fa pip
pings 49, barrel; winter pound pears 22 barre chonu
% buse cranberries 81 barrels; hickory bushels
ounces, and very few
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-29

On Tuesday 18th inst Csapre Desesard asve Of Fxce,
aged "a YEARS
The re eds and the family requested
the funeral this afternoon O'Clock, from No. 60
Warren
On Tuesday 2Sh inst J. j. A. Langdon, sged 81
The friends of the family respectfully requested TO at
tend the funeral this afternoon O'clock from No
Place.
Monday 9th ins Gidse of Gideon Fountcn
eyears-
Fune will take place this afternoon O'clock from his
fathers residence. IL King street.
On Mostiay, 2h inst, James Van Renchoten, aged SO
years
The funeral will take Place this afternoon at o'clock,
from No 765 Broadway coraer 9Th street, without farther
vitSti0n.
Or Saturday, 18th inst fevna NJ wife of Noah T. Pike,
aged So years
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-29

The psdeats Of ree six City Ianes arg 70 svor OF
e scheme The President Of the Oank Of the
state, snd the Presdent q the Sank o. Onnesos being
noNy the three The repr~ Of the greater portion
Of the banking capital Of City approve the divorce or
ne ethel three anks the President Of dsapproves
Iiverce-he opnioas remaaing have yet
failed 10 learn As soon shalt make aRother aad
fuli statement OF facts that ought t. have influence
Beyond Virginia the SOUTH the Banks generally
ng out in Of the policy Of the government tho SUBJ
treasury scheme Why is this!
phe American continues urge upon the banks
samption specie payments Has body large asort
1nent stocks hand low prices Would sot sudden
sumption stocks 10per in adsy Is not the
American working for a stock operation!
Sale Mt he stuck EXCHANGE.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-29


WIN. MLOUGHLfN, Anetionser.
RYr:J. BEARNh = CO., kone's Building, eos.
~ OF WALL and Re- RI This Day, nj oek, the
ara KNIVES On cards snd SCISSORS
eards needles casasers bnades double sagtsd
eye SPEC taces steel and brass bareIsd pistols
F1nsy Oooas-Coss.sg Of double cologne, hair e,
psumery rrench and Esg ish lavender alter, &c.
Also, aninvoce Of combs bosoa boots aa
Also, invoice Of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. .f fns.r
rags, watches, breastp,ns, chains, kc. NC. o9Sms
Nkw YOHh HORSE BAZAAR.
III For the Sale Of Horses, Vehicles, commission.
al private sale daily and by public
throughout tho al IL NJ precisely without regard
weather.
The proprietor takes this opportunity expires ny his ae
know Judgments the of this
hmse and the late firm OF Simpson Cowsn, very
his public That manage
nen and that hs whole attention shall be directed TO merit
It's continuance.
Horses taken at livery usual, and careful grconn
pioyed.
Horses to hire ofhe best description the shortest notice
MS friends, and gentlemen introduced by them
o2S om" wM COwAN. 81 Crosby 81
nv kOk~fA IATE ga LLs.-The resuar
public sales OF Horses, Carriages Hari &C.,
tctake place al this well every MONDAY
The sale will commence on Monday NEXT 9TH Dec
~ IL O'clock All Horses Carriages, &c. intended Tor ts
sale he and entered
Nov. 25h, al O'Clock, +. M.
also necessary that early application should made N
limited number OF only be taken and no hor,es
can De offered at auction unless registered for
N BAN Of elegant segLs just received and
for sale.
Also will be sold elegant Chariot and Of harness.
tn z property Of the late DR. Busbe.
Ao par OF fine bay Horses 10 hands high years old
o6-sm" JOHN W. WATSON 446 Broadway,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-29
State Of Trade.

TUESDAY EVENING, Nov &C.
Dry goods dull-but the prospects spring
business is fsr Domestic saineu already looking UP.
The weather -four today
OF Genesee s957i for common and BIS for fancy brands
Auction ssesso legs mahogany ~ 7lc; 13 half chests
young Tyson 80 S4lc 20 DO 10 soc 100 bags Rio
si 80 bags sugar e; 40 half kegs grapes 81 Sl ~
jars do Val 20 bales fIber az 70 quarter CASKS Mae
ga 29c.-terms four months
CiscrssA,f, Nov. 2fth-Our wharf has contirsied
ahvc with steamboats, both tor the upper and lower trade
The Monarch fine boat Of the largest class with
load the instant Of her d. for New Orleans
she may renair however until Friday morping, Nov "a
The lexington 70 New Orleans, also taking board
hne cargo.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-29

III RELIGIOUS NOTfCE.-A course OF evenne lectures
will he this evening In The Orchard st. Universal
ist Church. 7ococd These lectures will embrace dociri
nal Subjects and The exposition Of texts supposed 10 initiate
against Unvesarn. and will be continued "wednesday
evening I'll further Subject for this evening, Mah LIST
chapter, 2ist verse. Preacher, Rev. t. j. Sawyer n9'
ERANkLIN COFFEE HOUSES Maiden Lane
IL and IS Cedar stThree fine Saddles Of venson will
dressed this dayreay at ~ O'clock and served in
usual STYLE mt 37t cents per plate.
n2g-lls JNO. r. BROWN.
NOTTCE.-Tbe Thistle Benevolent Association ~il give
their fire. Rail for the Friday evening, the 18th
frierds ~ formerly WILLIAM STUART, Secretary.
n193ts
WANT ED-A good steward and Cook for the wardroom
Yard at Brooklyn. Good wages will be given. Apply
board n2g o.
LVDR SAL 600 rsams medium aad half printing Paper
II for sale by JOHN HALDANE CO.
10 BurI,ng slim.
Likewise hand, variety Of other paper boards. &c
wholesale and retail n29-lm-
MILITARY AND CIVIC BALL.-TAe Seventh
1VH Company q Washington Greys Third Annual Ball will
be given at Tammpny Hall Tuesday evening, December
ob 1857 TIE floor will be under the direction ola committee
assisted ny Mr. Parker Dancing 10 commenced at o'clock
and continue until late hour. Gentlemen belonging 10 MILF
tay companies are requested To appear in rnform Leader
the book and fancy Of Lannuier Co, las Broad.
w1,i Taarnanv Hail. andof the underup ned committee
y. NJ Iannuipr, Francis Shean. VIM w. Purdy Reni e.
watson y Nordslror, Isaac Boomer, David II. Plumb,
james Bausen.
Members of the compsny who have potrsceyed hercss
viii please aspy al ii5 Broadway ~ Fulton street
the Secretary, r. stEAN. n29els
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-29

WANTED steady man TO open oyste,s. One who ur-
w ders'ands lis business can sppyto J. W. Payncs No
Park Row. n2p.lts
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-29

- FOR sALE-A farm for sale, within six mites Of
E New Brunswick, the straig turnpike TO Phiadel.
skphia, and quarter of Six mile Rue containing
o good land In FIRST order This last
uced 20 OF hay $50 bushels Of oats $50 OF pota.oes with
two and good dwelling house ID The hay is in
barn. and will be sold with the farm reqnired and likewise
the number OF inhabitants Long Island and New
York neighborhood Leaving home in the morning
you will be in New York al 2ocIsck In time for market II
also orchard, and falling of
Arpiv ~ rs Washingtanstreet JOHN BRAOBURN.
ma ST.
GAFETY FUND BANK HOTEs-Given in ~.
- change dollar ~ all the city banks, b
era prem, m paid, by ~ HART, al the Office Of
n23-ir fs~r L. GARDENER, No. wansl
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-29

STENLING,S Oriental BALSAMIC
- COMPOUNDAn efc aclous, sanitary, and ehecsuai
nedy In ell of Lcucorhoa involuntary Emissions, Sem
nsl Weakness rreguariy "a Tho Mepses Irr,e,
action Of the Bladder and in all diseases Of the Urinary Or
gap The immediate relief sesersiy Afforded by u
the Bslssic Compound short space Of has ,nuck
heightened its eelriv IN the Of the above Diseases
confidently offered with accompanying certificates Of the most
eminent Of the British Faculty which will the hch re-
putson IN which the unique preparation valued Prepssss
only W. Sterling White Chapel, London. Sold wholesale
and retail, by NATHAN n. GRAHAM,
olFmt No. an Nassau ~ CORNER ofFuito0.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-29

sILvEN-SlLvEH-sI
~ small such shillngs siypences.
pieces will be given In exchange for calves
ter dollars. Apply NJ the desk sfths oHice. n2e.It
ST hUSiCN PARry--G. +. AUSTIN, respectfully
nfsrms his friends and the public that Musical Party for his
Benefit will take place ihe Second Ward Hotel this
log November h, which occasion he will be assisted
the following gentl' men Messrs Hacket sherman Jack
son. Knight Moses Lcoms, Brower Benda Yates, ODon.
nell, Moore, Caulfeld, our old friend George,
H. the Of the evening several Glces, Duets and
will be sung professor will preside The pisno
Te at O'Clock Tickets Is cents 10 be had NJ
the Bar Of the Second Ward HOTEL and Of Mr. Austin $50
Pearl street n2aIts
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-29

Lay I'm supply before Navigation closes.
WINTER-W lNrEK-Impor TO Housekeepers,
w and all who IN iaver OF times.
ROCKWELL CO have on hand, and ceivng week.
W. the best quality OF hardwood Charcoal
cusivey from beach birch and timber put up in
boxes containing eight barrels each certified by the nspec
tor OF Charcoal for The city, and Dc vered in part without
charge for box. Ii is ouna 10
burn third longer than pine coal.
sample Of the above coal be No. Franklin
Square where information will be given and orders received
the prices nearly
COAL becomes great Object for those using the article
call and examsneit. n7-2wA
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-29

l AASGk LOh H Is - EAD he subsci iber, (succes-
IL scr 10 Jno. ~ Green No Laureps street, would saw
that he bake the kind and quality of bread
formerly made by Mr. Green dhe workmen bers en-
plsyed which has been uniform in quality AND larger than
reasonably be expected be
who out tie expenses necessary must
reduce the size 0f the Loaf.
The various kinds Of loaf bread and cakes every day. ad
from first qusly Of materials Also, family baking and
o'clock.
The continuance OF patronage deseredy be ewd by my
worthy predecessor Is respectfully solicited
This Loaf for sale Messrs McPike cerner
of Grand and Wooster Streets Mr.. Clark O
Laurens streets and Mr. Heie Of Grand and 1homp
streets, and at no other place except the bakery
n24-eod2w~ =. w. CHILSON.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-29

/ THO JOURNEYMEN CONFECT ION ~ * ST.
rate hand at the Plum Keut hear OF employ
by applying Immediately at the Bowery Steam Contc-
/ iopary No 81 Rowery n29-2,s
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-29
CLEARED.

Ship lafayette Blair Charleston Geo. Sutton Brig Wal
lace, Goot, Norfolk Scbrs Harriet sweetser Newbern NJ
C Rochester Nichols. on Sally Miller, Cohlen, Garey
Ferry Black Hawk, Mayo, Philadelphia.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-29

MOTIFS STOW ES-For Offices, bar rooms, steamboats,
AID ships cab ms, backing rooms pasrs, nurseries and
basement rooms stores halls of dwelling houses
other public rooms churches NC, which from their peculiar
construction require To be repienshed with fuel but IN
feire hours ana which vary in price from s. $685. and
most OF which may be attached formed plain orna
useful effect. - ~ -
Also, DR.. Motifs Patent Wood Cook Stove article Of ac-
knowledged superiority, ii will bake boil roast fry and
bron at the time by the fire. to 80 persons
from 1924 S35 All which may be obtained OF and put
up by the subscribers q hours notice.
Stoves To be repaired orders put up old Ones
registered received hand
in turn. STRATTON 4 SEYMOUR
o5-6snS 252 Water street
TO ma NUFACTUrENS AND OTHERS
steam engine OF IS lor>e power with quantity
OF boiler that has been used since put thorough order
offered for SALE togsher with Of
CURED The location faces excellent North
river Apply 10 5. b. FEET, Nassau st.
n25 6teodR =
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-29

Il formed,
TWO QUEENS-Lhristine, OF Sweden, Miss Cushman-Ma-
~ Of Denmark, Mrs. Cbippindsie
Afer which. the KENTUCKY HEIRESS-Pyfnch, Mr.
Kichings-Hono.i IL Trevor, Miss Clifton
To conclude with, TIE CRITIC-Puf Mr.. Mason-Don
Feroo Whiskerandos, Mr.. PacideConfdante, Mrs. Wheat
ley
Gr Doors at 6nerorms al O'Clock
Boxes 3l-Pi SO ceats-Gallery IS cents
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-29

CHEAP CARPET AND FLOOR CLOTH
~ WAREHOUSE, Nos ISL and $50 Chatham street. oppo-
Mubeuy-The subscribers offer Tor large
extensive OF kddsrmnster Csrpetog fpgras
rsrpt from lis per yard Also large
Tusd Rugs, from Is to TO- English 6oorc-hs, drugges
Bile, piano and stand door mats No. FL reduced
prices for cash REEVE n SHERWOOD.
.Iv.s
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-29

JAMES DHfsDALE, Veterinary SURGEON, Ne. -
Fifth street between the Bowery and seo.o Avenue begv
leave inform the public that ar attends personally "
gentlemen srsaing horses In depend
having them sod the most app c'erthc p"cpes
He likewise attends dscassso horses as usual ~ his
infrmary his arrangements srhore sboeing
cude the possibility Of attending them ri their own stables,
cept those in his Immediate vicinity y
TO those bo are sceptc o. his sbies.h will merely say,
Pm, them 10 he The proof OF the puddng Is IN ue
eatinotp JAMES DkySbALE,v VS..
~ au,s Graduate of the Edrhurrh v-f-rrsry school
FyUIGDN EMS sLOJHINts- spbscriherskeep
Constantly hand extensive ckldren'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-29

MORNING HEikALD.-sHIP News.
PORT or NEW YORK. NOV. 20, 10 O'CLOCK r. M
ffgh Hater S57
PACKETS Tn ARRIVE.
L.1pso.-Nortl America, Hoxle, Oct Is.
Roscoe, Driano Oct "a
fHpre.- Sully Lines Oct Is
Utica, PeA, Get. "a.
London ~ James, sSebor; Oct 20
Montreal, Griilng, Nov /
PACKETS TO SAIL
ktueTposL- Cambridge, Bursey, Dec.1
Shaksfea Collins, Dec.
Hurve - Baltimore. FuHk Dec l
Albany, Johnston. Dec 8
koadon--p' tario liatrson, Dec.
Toronto, GriswOld, Dec 10
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-29

Gerei or- door below rcarT. New York. ol9-sns
uDAPkN IA ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SrAitME KRIS
beg eace respectfnyte call the aeHor OF their friends
and the pubic generally e the ard elegant
goods Just received AID opening their store, No
Pearl street. between Frankfort and Hague
dealers will find their
where else Va be with addoE their entire
OF goods.
Sammers. OF the shove hrm generally known blythe
Appreciation OF he Three Fingered Paper Hanger and who,
2eedkss tn To any Int strangers stands unvAed the
art Of paper hanging both for neatre and despatch will
tend IN ar practicable all the work which shall
10 ~~trrsted to hiscar~. mySl-sns
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-29

IL ILIIA Ds-SrRING STEEL CUSHIONS TO
- use The words Of the Mechanics insue award to
A. BASSFORD Diploma for fashioned Cushion, We
y great Improvement 50 constructed that the balls be hit
below their centres wen under the cushion
ou on The table Players and purchasers invited
them OF 2s Broadway, entraace joins the Museum through
T-rrapn Lunch. under Sunday Morning News Office NO
Ann stat % Broadway Wall called Southern Cof
fee Room six fine tables making in all seventeen, up ready
tor trial
CHESS ROOM just added to the concern, where PER.
sons are IN attendance TO teach those who wish learn CHI.
or improve themselves ~ Billiards by private lessons
". Is. Every article IN the trade for sale. Mo 3n-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-29

MO DIVISION kTkEET.-Tbe time Il not far
of wien eysons Hunters Red Drop will supersede
Of every thing that known the veneres
wstaBdrg unprpcped scoundres trying rob is
popularity; but ~ people easily deceived,
particularly when three those that
week by that have used every thing heard
read OF wish 10 10 further expense this
first warranted 10 effect prompt, end safe the
returned See that bottle has the written
Urnh Levson ~ whom be- obiared privately and
fdenay, nj Division street Also, Hanover street. Boston,
so North sixth street. Phadephai 50 Hamilton Albany
"A In To- ytgau nCf t.,s
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-29

WANTED-A good steward and Cook for the wardroom
w board OF the w. r. brig Conssrt, Off the Navy
Yard, at Brooklyn. Good wages will be given. Apply
board
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-29

u EST QUALlp RED ASA SCHUYLMlLL
- COAL broken size, Tor lie al $3.50 current money dell
verea part of the city free Of carriage Apply On board
schooner Martin eot Pike street r. r. the public coal
scales 5. w Of slip and Water street n283
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-29

I OST-Yeserday morning by The subscriber, whc'aai
IL liver colored Pointer Dog. He TO the Of Ro
ler The subscribers his collar Any who
will the said dog l46 Broadway, will b. literally
warded. J. BAkOOT1 h, lac Broadway
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-29
a MEWICA THEATRE, 81
~ THIS EVENING will be nerfnrnlca

SHIrWRECK OF THE MEDUSA. Or. the Fatal Ran-
King Zaide Mr.. Anderson-Jan Kobold, Mr.. Blakely-
Eugena, Mrs. Herrinc.
Previous to which. MY FELLOW CLERK-Tac,i4, Mr.
Thompson-Mr Hooker, Mr.. g. j. Addams-Julet Shocks
Mrs. Herring.
Alter which, ANIMAL MAGNETISM-La Fleur, Mr.
Cowell-L4set,e, Mrs Herring.
III Doors open 64-pertornsnccs at O'Clock
Boxes, rs crnts-Pit, S7A-Gallery, IS.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-29
EVE BALL, TAMMANY
\ Mr I n the In rnOunr IN

= HALL.-Mr j. PAVk Elk Tas NE hs6oT 10 az n0uHce 70
intends giving Tbs nksg wing Eve Ball. when variety of
cotions values, and Spanish dances will be brought for
ward Dancing nj G0clock Tickets tor adn,is-
sion Al. Leader the hand Mr.. Brown. ns3.2tr
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-29

10
"A choice assortment of fine double and single barrel
guns, rib and pistols; also splendid English patent
lnake his Royal Ighae the Dzkc OF Essex
repeating owIng piece, with complete and finished in
very superior manner cost 100 guneas; with general
Of fancy articles, such sexta,ts
spy glasses accorGiors and musical had
great bargains, OF =. M PIKE,
n25Staw2mt "a Bowery, the Theatre
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-29

NO ICE Db.AEENS-Tbe long bland Ice Hons'
j will tie leor leased for term Of years to suitable per
II one Of the lsrees, In the state improved
ucion and very convenient to the ice ponds The horses
carts. &C. &c. can he purchased, II deslred
good two story dwelling house. with basement c. &c.
attached the Fer further particulars inquire ct
JAMES w. SMITH,
n2S2w. Fulton 81. next door 10 the Atlantic Bank
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-11-24
The Painful and Debllitaing Complaint of
T'IIl PILES

receives immad ,atc relief, and in numerous in
stances has been thoroughly curcc. by the
administration Of
DUMFRIEs' REMEDY FOR THE PILES.
VHNlllS approved compound also mitigates
n and removes the symptoms which FREE
quently accompany that disorder. and increase
the danger of the patient, viz. pains in Loins
--FIeadache-loss of Appetite Indigestion,
and other marks of debility.
A relieved Patient writes from distance,
sit is but justice TO you 10 inform you, that
have used your Dumfries remedy for the
Piles for sometime past, and have found il EN-.
lncntly successful"
An Officer in the Army observes
~ have been troubled for years with the
Piles, and have never found any remedy that
would compare with yours 1t gave me al.
mos. immediate relief"
A Physician and Druggist writes.
81 have sold all the medicine you sent me.
which is so highly recommended for the Piles.
| wish you to send me one dozen more by the
bearer"
The remedy is quite innocent. and may be
administered to all ages and both sexes -
Plain aud ample Directions, with description
of the complaint, accompany each package,
which consists of two boxes, one containing an
Ointment, and the other an Eltc,nary.--P
81 for both articles, or so cents where but one
is wanted.
Price 81 bottle, or bottles for IS.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-11-24

time she was perfectly restored to health
019 "A Lady|,om birmingham, was Sc
vercly afflicted with cough, splitting of
blood, and general debility, on taking two
bottles Of these Pills. and one box of Dr..
Relies Ambitious Pills, was restored to
perfect health.
0-FAn elderly person IN this vicinity,
who bad suffered much for years by most
distressing asthma, had tried almost every
thing recommended, which only ut times
gave temporary relief, and usuallya more
violent return Of her complaint, has recent
" made use of The above Pills with more
beneficial effects than any thing she has
ever used before.
u A Young Lndy at NJ, had been
troubled with very bad cough, so violent
as at times to rack and harrass her ex.
cccdngly;a consumption was feared, las
her mother had died Of that complalnt)
she was immediately relieved, and sub.
scquen,ly entirely cured by Dr.. Relies
As,hma,ic Pills.
*#*None genuine unless signed on the
outside printed wrapper 5y the sole Propri.
etor, y. KlDDER. immediate successor to
The late DR.. w. II. CONWAY. For sale
with all the other "Con,cay Medicines" OF
his Counting Room, No. 90, next door to
J. Kldder's Drug Store, corner of Court
and Hanover streets. near Concer, ii all
Boston; aud bv his spccia appointment. by
] Il J, II PECK e. Co., Burlington Vt.