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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-08
mr. 3. PBINNEY,S ANTI-DYsPEPTIC
~ AND ANTIRILIOUS PILI.S-The proprietor of this

article several wears since offered public confident
apology will be found for doing from having witnessed
drastic, purgative medicines, family pill hides
crimnafey used by those engaged literary pursuits Of seden
ary habits and especially feeble, delicate females The cha
these pills mness (producing OF
evils medicines above referred to has been long
etabshed and the proprietor has the satisfaction of finding
medical OF the first standing the community
well Others who duly appreciate them, lending their
aid in bringing the article general will be by
the names suhioined TO this article. .
DR. Phnney wsuld refer Of the most Respectable
individuals IN the country who have used these Ps In their
families for many years. and highly approve OF Them The
following letter DR. Phnney received from Benjamin knower,
ESQ, Of Albany several years since.
cy, advised DIR. y. Pbnneys AnDyspepic Bill
ou Pills. and after using them for some tme prepared to
they the mdest and most efcacousi In their
ration, Of article Of the kind have ever used wba
importance, they occasion sickness nj the
stomach procuring full free and satisfactory discharges and
leaving the bowels In natural condition And the more
or need an excellent family medicine, in consideration Of the
high standing Of the proprietor IN The ss neea
BENJAMlN hNOWEh
Albany, April 1895,
References Nerr York City
Bamabas Bates Esq Mr. Samuel " Iisdae,
Mr.. Augustus Cornwall, Mr. Robert folger,
Mr.. William w. Macy.
For sale by the propretor Agency for New YORK city, HOP
pers Pharmacy, 364 Broadway corner OF Franklin street
Price 37l cents per box. my3l-6meod
SPICE BITE X s.-Thcse bitters have been long
- celebrated for their peculiar virtue, in terrifying and
strengthening the stomach they procure appetite and help
found useful in removing the jauHdce they pro-
OF the breath, removing all scorbuiic and u
belchng and great preventive against levers
They useful all Of the but more
particularly spring. by bracng the fbres and pre-
venting that disagreeabe slene and weakness arising too
frequently from relaxation the approach OF warm weather
Prepared and sold wholesale and rc,n,. syp amman
milf 20 Nassau st., cor. Of Fulton.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-08

TERS RED DROP, that have been sold IN llsdelpha
the last four and Division street New York. the last
three and that scounde have tried to initiate and
e IT, be obi sned No. Division, doors from Chat
ham This medicine well known being the
only prompt permanent safe for venerea without
scant ndsnce from business that deem to
thing further than 81 bottle warranted to
the returned Every bottle that viii the
u Lcvson Of when be obtained privately until n
| mis- my IA
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pEMgTIsTH = ,,r,sr "a mr.-.
- urr Of esryrptisk Tsta, Mo- 1894 Spring 8 on' o'
Dr. cs charges are very moderate, and BIZ InscTup-
tibe Teeth really splendid. my%~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-08

nOCTOh FAWCETT, Member fthe Royal Colleee
OF Surgeons Of London and edinburgh, and member Of the
Medical College Of Philadelphia continues To direct his atten
ti~n 10 the treatment of the following diseases, viz
GonngrGa, chances, structures irritation Of the uetra bad
des PROSTATE glands egs rheumatism, and
ous affections Recent Of veneiea cured in two da
without preventative be had Persons who
have injured themselves by destructive habit will OBJ
tain immediate relief Separate Offices 2lo Fulton
Greenwich. The strictes secresy observed. my4.y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-08

mr. GLOVER continues be consulted confdcnta
~ usual Strangers appzsd that Dr has receveda
lar med cal education, himself Office practice
and TO the Of class Of delicate
These WHO have been treated by
invited apply his Office, No 2Ann
Broadway, adjoining the Museum Attendance daily TIL 10
O'Clock, r. NJ Private entrance three doors from Museum
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-08

mr.. GOODMAN,s AMERICAN ANTI. go

~ NeRRiISEA PTIIs-ror the cure OF ,s..s Gonor b9
and al affections Of the organs OF eeneaton dependns on
weak and movd state If those These p are 40 well
cradeaor Of these when taken in
with the DeergeH that tho agent has found but few other
ccines 10 the variety OF chsiacter which the
above diseases assume I cheapness great inducemsst for
IL; and the fact that reputaen fully established
sshcr induccment viii those who suffer from the above
complaints.
Grnd street per box, full objections mysoy
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-02

THE Proprietor Of Congress Hall has the pleasure In
form his friends and thc public that be has made i'm
provemcnt IN his establishments and ready eonirac,
with families and individuals board this winter longer
period The parlor and bed pleasant convenient
and quiet : any IN Broadway.
Private tables will he served Tor families " required There
Is also ladies' ordinary, select FOR ladies and gentlemen w
company. ..-
Terms will be reasonable. BARTON HAMMOND
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-02
- Il $ SIN 81 & % .

MANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS or
DRESSING CASES, POCKET BOOKS,
Russia Leather u Rose w God ~ riiing DE SKIS
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-02

NAMES Dry sDsLE. Veterinary Surgeon, M. ~
y tfh street, between Bowcry and Second Avenue beg
leave ~ inn nc public he attends personally TO
soepg instead ~ by deputy, formerly. Therefore
gentlemen ssning horses n sesaAihm' o. may drPnI on
having them shod the app owed scientific rlnci
pies.
r krva attends Tho diseases ~ horses, usual, VI bis
nhruYrv Int - arrangements FOR horse shoeng
clude the po y ol attending their own stabicex
cent hose " his ediaie vicinity. =,
To those Who scpp Of MS abilities he vi merely say
eatng'u JAMES DEYsDALE, VI -.
s26 3m* Graduate NJ hn I'll, ourgh Veterinary School.
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hrs Barr.ss,e m.Jrsry,s coSsgLArr, +,

u INcon,rmity with law passed ny the legislature Of
this The 2lt day ~ April last entitled, "An Act W
guate the powers and duties Of Public Administrators and
rogate siaiiye 10 the property AMI effects ot foreigners
Notice l. hereby given that and gfier this date the
and cfccisof all subjects ~ His Majesty who tie
er or IN this city nteat such property and effects
placed under the this office and
under thai o the public administrator a. hcreoiore The
undersigned thegsO TINT notices here
ofore the public administrator ~ sent To this Office
where information the and effects 81 subjects Of
his Majesty sl at all times be furnished without any fee
charge whatever.
The he alh officer and Others al the quarantine, respect
fully make their this office
where all penscs connected herewith will be paid
myi5 Stawu
TT II NJ. EDWARD SALTER inurneyman halter, and
lately Albany and The he will please 10 cali
nj thu Office Of Mess Dougherty Bradford No 81 william
sla8tt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-02

SPECTACLES.
The Eye examined and Specace adapted 10 sui, the par
tic defect
Hours Of consultation from II to O'Clock Office 500
Broadway.
~. Private entrance In Duane street auS8-u
IssTNUlrlOS Tile PIANO FORTE.
IL MRS FRANCIS, from London, who has several
years given lessons the Piano Forte n this city, respectfully
brgs inform the ladies OF New York that she has few
classes, and will De glai 10 instruct Ton the
liberal and Advantageous terms which have heretofore
acquired her 20 highly respectable and extensive patron
smc young ladies' who desire 10 become prohcehi
rl,v,rs Re.idrnce M Wan. street. s8.2w
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23O CANAL SWEET. the second =

DCn CANAL. STREET.. the second SHOE store from
SO Greenwich the place ~ get Boots and shoes
cheap Sach stock ee rant artcles-p
great avrety AID 80 cheap never before coecd
together " ose place Geatlemep pump boots tor 20 also
boots suitable for the coming season. In the same proportion
also Ladies and chsrcrs b'o and SHOES q very DESCRIPTION
warranted 10 stand test for sale .uay low Dori siake
wivh .trecL
NB-Counuy merchants supplied by the package or DO
slim
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DAY MORNING, OCTOBER ?, 1897.

DAhE93fSs 3 sI b M -
Isl Of sept next For further particulars enquire Of M
Also with without board at Isl Wooster street
Inquire on The premises. sioXm
4SsA ROOM TO LIT. furnished edgins room to
EW et with breakfast, replied Apply at 100 Nassau ST.
1~5A 10 LET omLE asF-The Offices II Build.
tsT ngs NO - and II Liberty Also, the dwelling
--part Of the same Terms moderale-appy al ~ NAL
mn stores No 81 and Nassau street ssa6e for
cabinet ~arthou.e school, Or exhibition r ON
kc~ TO THE TRADES. COPELAND, 10
~ Couandt street respectfully informs the trade, he
constantly |, reeesns ana has % hand supply Of hat
o ladies' coored pushes, WIKI every article in the line
Also, large quantity Of black pushes or Cash. at very low
prices and liberal discounts Hats al wholesale. si9lm"
An ar iaIs = H., IA gowEsY \ offered
.he puec-ilSht and durabs-warranted onfur bodies
l'o'-
go VRMVALL, s'2DHDAis,. AZ Co, NO. IA
oourad. street beg 70 inform the trade that i.ey have
and eieg store where they ha, on hand aud are con.
stanty receiving fresh supplies OF Haers Plush Trim
Also fancy colored Pushesfor ladies' bonnes bch they
Hats Caps, Stocks and Stock wholesale. si2y
EtS s,s nSpsgA q Co.'S ONh Pni.s HAT
slantia HAT q the graceful form, accommodating
crowned with triumphant success The Hats maaufactnred
by them during The las, three months urpa in and
finish any heretofore offered and stand pTeemnen ainoag
those of higher prices by fashionable world. Their
patrons they would sayihe quality far may be
orIthe price moderate and hyed-the profit small ard
the sales for cash. la Chatham Square, Mott ST.
myl9-y BROWN 4 co.
n NEW HAT Els 2aELiStlME;NT.-
Short mapped and plain Beavers, possessing all the
&8 qutes OF the costly the reduced price 81
The subscriber, after nine practical experience
in all the branches Of his business having established himself
in trade offers his friends and the fashionable
nifty at his Sales Room, No Hanover opposite
change superior assortment OF Hats OF every variety nap
from the medium TO The plain, which, in point Of economy,
style OF finish and fashionable appearance stand unrivaed
lie intends venSng his hats al the fixed and unaerabe price
OF Si25 cents and the price greatly reduced, pre-
Guides the possibility of selling unless cash devery
they equal in every respect sold the
As the subscriber has made and useful prove
lens in the manufacture OF his hat bodies which
70 retain their original sha and color and their being
remey light and durable weighing from to ozs, as
he fears rival in the department of TASTE he hopes his
will meet with thu, they justly merit will
direct his this style OF hats only he feels
IN producing the ecppomica fashionable and durable
hat that offered for the examination OF discerning
Arrangements have been made for the reception the Lon
don ard Paris fashions Immediately on their introduction
among the lashionabes Of those cities.
ROWE co, Ne Hanover
between Wall and Beaver directly opposite
SLIM
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-02

u POILLON, yr., ofer for sale ~ IA. warehouse, NO
sT Pearl street Fuon w Os W sun purchssers snn
on terms as good. be procured IN the city
Paper-S1table Tor large show bills the
sane quality used by the geological Institute end work
ed press operation Nv this This
can furnished short NOTICE. quantity and OF much
larger sire, VI required
Printing Paper-Meurn, Medium and Half Royal, super
Royal aud Imperial measuring $40, 2b-Js, .7 2is, ~
1854 243 - %. and 223s Inches with u Assortment ~
colore, papers Of various quse embracing nearly al the
above sizes
Writing Pspsr-Foolscsp fat an; folded Folio Post Letter
blue white, and assorted color, Pot Dcmi, and Medum
Wrapping Parer-Enyeope. various sires; kenisa CAPS
suitable for hardware, polished and pan; Cloth Papers e,rs
large Sizes Grown, Douse Crown and Cap also large end
small straw.
Matters PapersTssue, plain and assorted cpors, Tip and
Imperial, of various coors, expressly ior haiiers
Sbcsthing Pap, rs-For vessels, houses, NC.
Sugar Bakers Paperpan. blue and maid with white, %
assorted Sizes
Pas,eboardTrunk, Boston anil New jersey rauuiscurc
Binders Bapos brown Bonnet 70 rolls fin white AID blue
aad white y flats; Press ana Straw Boards
Cards-Eagles, Harry VIII, Merry Andrew AMI Highland.
Psyirg, with assortment n arge small Bark
Southern merchants visiting New furk requested ~ call,
there a times OF cheap Papers
hand, well adapted To their market
Manufacturers a. Paper supplied with rag foreign and do
nestle; Blepcbng Salts Smas Felsg Jackets Wire Cloth,
Moulds.kc. auJJmf
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-02

MEDIUM NAP B EAvER HATs.-ToDbG FLEu.
c. @ ohu would resneaay %or sar
friends and tAe public that have opened a, establish
years experience arrive perfection
Il s he ct % Nap Has po
coIorng which oer for sale viii reader
fashion We tear no rival y the department d taste these
city, who pronounce them BE- superior any offered
Tor sale IN this country the reduced price Of five dollars II
OF taste and which for many employed the minds and
taxed the Ingenuity many Of our first manufacturers but in
The subscribers have made arrangements with some Of the
fashions without delay. oder At our emporium
Hat oil the latest Pa an style and fashion, made in Imitation
D. Having had experience for many years in the ceera-
ted house Of - John feel Ourselves perfectly compe-
s" &c to gqs Ss
al the ToDp VA FI li sa awa
I'm opposite Frankln House
I AMI 0TElCE,-JoHH l.. BOGARDUs, Attorney
s%s Co. sreS & Sos a n. gsA%s &
Mississippi Arkansas Military Bounty General Land Office
Patents Obtained and titles soldiers heirs
either -asvolSonary 2t-Lsle War sd.Canadiap
Canada and Nova Scotia 5-De@r,ers from the British
forfeited Tor paymen, reclaimed 7h-ens under
age entitled 70 lands sold for taxes hJhos~ who parted
.ued same ss~Lsnds in lie several state.
ra hop anu o limited sse Canada N1ys ss9 and
ycsugaed Obtained and perfected on application TO this Of
Pomaors throug the United States, and other gentle
forwa ,.ing ohe above claims acting agents
their sections country vii he entitled -
on all commissions Comm .catrns post PAID 80
IT Valuable farming nni for sale the STATE 81 Illinois
100 sach parcels from 30 To 80
,cre. suatedDear towns asd otherwise. Aso In Missouri
Arhar~as. d2jy
gJAPBR BOX BAZA AK-Eo i2i Fulton g. . doors
from hassan-Con1niy ON hand for .ae plain and fancy
Paper Boxes every descrp and Style line O
business boxe iordry silks aces fancy articles
SOCKS collars osom ant Shirts cur, bu.tens jewellery and
pernmery ~ MI their branches sampss for coffee wheat
etc. matches tnrs especially Tor n.s, musical INSTRUMENTS
druy apohrcar amt stationary hat ass hat boxes and
bandhoSes Tor millinery articles. SC.
Orders fr any purpose quantity quality - Paper Boxes
ob manufactured received and prcmpl, executed With des
patch at TIE lowest prices TO 1T any article prescribed IN The
attest mAnner.
Regular importation from Germany oreal genuine Cologne
Wateror wholesale peroro article market
aso, most splendid assortment # German patterns nr
pliers and embodses o every description for rcang ssga
pocket books anil ladies nece books decorated with
needle work ch and handsome style they
seen before. sl5im.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-02

TAKE NOT1CE.-secondH HIND Clothing cheap at g6t
Il Chatham ct, the sign of"No Mistake"
Behold, I say. and IA all
To No Mistake we go AMI huv clothes for the tall
You will find them from 81 IN els n suit,
which are very cheap, and very good
Remember, tosave money is in your behalf,
Then please u CALI Chatham s o6t, xu.-.
by L. GARRfTS.
Second hand clothing bousb, at e above p,.es and
suubcr sh I'M
The herald., 1837-04-05

DESPERATE RosDER.-On Thursday night the lodg.
ing room of Mr.. Boulcll keeper Of the MANUFACTURING
Hotel in Providence, was robbed Of n valuable gold
watch, and some wearieg apparel. The next day the
th0f was apprehended in the jewelry store Of Mr.
Goodhue, attempting to dispose Of the watch. He
bsltcd over the counter, and through back window,
TO make his escape. Being closely pursued by seve-
raj persons, he drew pistol and kept them at bay
for some time. Mr.. Carter, blacksmith, advanced
without regarding his threats. The villain snapped
the pistol at him. but fortunately, it flashed in the
pan, or fatal consequences might have ensued. On
being secured another loaded pistol was found on
him; also, Spanish knife. He says his name Is
Edwards, from Ashford, Conn. When taken, he was
dressed in Mr. Boutelrs clothes.
The herald., 1837-04-05

TrE IMrsnrANr CRIMINAL SUITs.-We mentsn-
ed briefly on Monday, that ii was in contemplation by
many individuals and institutions, that conceived
themselves defrauded Of property in certain transac
tons which recent failures have brought to light, to
go before the grand jury with their complaints, and
demand general investigation of the systems which
have been practiced in Wall street of late years.
II will be recollected by many persons that, in the
years l625-26, the mania Of that period gave rise to
a similar train Of ndiciments-and that the trial o
those indictments gave such publicity TO stock and
bond transactions, as to create healthy reaction in
moral sentiment and the modes of doing business
which generally governed our commercial operations
till the recent mania had broken down. in the desire
TO get rich all the honorable and moral restraints OF
justice and integrity.
The great revtilslon Of 1926 in this city-and, in
deed the rcvulson Of every period is always more or
less accompanied, before its utmost height by COM
pete prostration of integrity, honor and commercial
faith. The men who, under the name Of great wealth
or leading influence, lead the community, step by
STEP from speculation 10 fraud-irom fraud TO crime
ought to be stripped naked before the wsrd and held
mp examples be avoided and detested in all future
time. In the famous conspiracy trials of 1926, no
doubt some innocen, persons suflered-but the gene
by which many aided and contrived that crisis, be-
come, by being revealed to the world in a court Of
justice, 50 many beacons light to point out to those
tina succeeded the dangers tina, lay in their path TO
fortune and to wealth.
The moral effect of the developements made on
these trials was great and powerful From that wear
1926, up TO 1884 period Of SIX years commercial
honor and good faith prevailed great extent in all
the commercial transactions in Wall street In lsal
there began the system of speculation lands, lots
stocks and every thing vendible that has produced
the crisis in the midst Of which arc struggling like
strong man in the midst Of morass. II is now
more than year that we saw, and felt and were
aware OF the utter rotenness Of many Of the modes Of
dong business in Wall street. in all the articles of
speculation. For nine months past, we have contina-
ally told our readers to prepare for the present revu
SION, while every other paper in that avenue was
preaching "peacs and high prices-hgh prices and
peace" II now appears that we are right, and the
the Wall street press wrong
But this is not all. terrible system Of moral. has
developed itself since 1894 which those whs have
suffered are determined to carry before grand
The herald., 1837-04-05
mARRIED.

On Mo,dav Al inst the North Dutch Church by the Rev
Dr DE Witt REV Hart " wsrng mss.nsry for the Island Of
on Monday I'd BY the Rev Dr. Hav John r. Stare
IN sroios Town. daughter Of the late Rev JOSIAH Horn.
III Jun.
Red Hook Duchess Co aist ult Arsham r. KNOX, to
xabs,h ChslweI, daughter OF the late Jacob Chol.ye
Al London, Conn, March by the Rev Mr. Haskell,
Charles a. Lvcett Of s city. TO Miss Fanny Destn the
mer place.
DIED.
On saturday, ist inst George Star infant ofw. w. Car
pen er. aged smonths aid 10 days
On Monday ed inst after severe Illness Joha Mount the
3sth rear Of his age.
On Monday, ID inst Catharne Cooper aged So years.
on Mosday 81 sst Charles wight, Of Simeon wight o.
Wrlhannst ywn, VI, aged n rear
on saturday ist inst Iaret Downing wife John 9 Down
ing, aged ~ years.
Al wsppnse cresk Tursdsy ssh ult ~ the residence
Of her brother IN law DR. Rcmscn, Mary Pis alter aWoac'eu
and painful illness.
The herald., 1837-04-05
ARRIVED.

ship Mis- .ssp Hail. New Orleans. days with cotton &C
10 r. X Collins
Pru,san barb Express Bares koagsbu Nov s with wheat
Bs fhacier Bait more ~ hours. - s,urres Clear.
man.
sugar SHEDDING a Ferns vtssels left recolccted
Sch CHI tiaw ruitel NaUticoke with
scm Jack Mcfarland Of Bristo Me- achicoa ~ days.
sshr. Forda, Malt Norfolk, sdays, with oysters.
schr Caroline Frances, Aslore Trenton N j., via Della
ware with produce to yccrhces q Nilbcs.
shr Celeste, Terrell Baltimore, d,w, with mdre johnson
a Iowden.
Below ships, banks, abis-.
MEMORANDA.
ship scihfctisrs from Foser Of ship Gsnss Nan.
cket dated Off Cape st Dec stated that they had
on board part Of the % s~ih wrecked near that
place 10 Isssl had heard from sne ofhps
the Of which had osased less Than POO bs
Is. season The Ganses had 500 brls
s Samuel Crockett Shores frous Taunton, for Philadelphia,
wa. II och y ehnns 2s ult OF Gloucester Point Her
ma pma was shycr d. and her act on FIRE She sc
tied and run ashore below The Navy Yard
FOREIGN PORTS.
rn;J. a dc ruI,a March tsveo,--, New Yob, i4th-
s Ken,ueLy carver York Br bark Napoleon Joyce do
sn q pf sk Hsdiy OF Sedgwck for New York sr.
Maysras, p r., March In port vesper Hopkins New
yosE soon, Piot, Milton, do
So Barts. March 7.sld, sch star, for New Yok, via 81.
nascsbo March i4-scr Levan Lewis sid for New We X.
via Turk Island the a brig Pastors Of New York OFT
bar but bns unable to cross tom the nsuency oil water naa
Havana, March q.-shss rbsr, Oliver New York Ieda Ad
ans del Havana Ellis for New York next day Helen mar
Spoken Jan Ion i5 E. ship Phocion OF View Bed
ford foil cargo oil. deck load of sperm.
The herald., 1837-04-05

THEATRIoALs.-The four theatres are still busy ca
recring onward. The Park is doing a snug business
so is the Bowery-so is the Funkin--but we much
fear the National is making lee way. Dnnsford and
Hackett-he ofihe Bewery and he Of the National
are in the heat ofan awful combat Dinneford brought
out a stud of American horses on the sage-Hackci,
brought out Cookies stud. Dinneford then made a
move. He engaged the whole troupe of vocasts
from Africa and Hndosan, including the lions tigers
elephants, and large variety of wild beasts. With
these auxlares Dinneford is carrying every thing be-
fore him.
The herald., 1837-04-05

TArTERsALLs.-The spring business at this estab-
lshmen, is about opening, under the regime of Wat
son. II has risen of late years TO great magnitude and
importance. On every Monday is held regular pub
lie sale-the 10th being the next Apropos-the To-
cality Of Tatersals would be excellent site for
a new theatre. Think oft.
The herald., 1837-04-05

Al An interesting marriage ceremony took place
al the Dutch Church, Ann street, on Monday evening
last. a couple OF Missionaries, male and female
Came up to The altar, and made one flesh, one
SOUL one heart one spirit, one mind and one happy,
happy palr. Thehgh's were burning most sweetly in
the venerable house. and the stars sh ming in the sky,
to show them the way to mansions the of eternity.
The lady IS an instructress Of a Sunday school-a
beautiful, interesting, saint; and the gentleman a
csrgyman-jast setting out on his travels 10 convert
the heathen. May their life be happy and the end
salvation!