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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-06

composition Ornament Mandatory,
594 Broadway New Yerk.
II JOHN CALLER respectfully informs Architects and
Builders that he continues furnish de-
scrpton for the interior nhng OF buildings the lowest
terms.
NJ b. Specimens canbe 90 Tie mandatory above.
Ornaments got upto any desc ms 9-6nt
GT MRS BIRD, Midwie I'd Femal- ny stefan, has
moved 322 Bawery door above Beecker street. where
iaies can be accommodated with board pleasant urphed
and the best OF attendance during confinement
Ms Bird continues TO be consulted all diseases Incidental
to females Advice gratis. nys.Smf
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-06

DHaa,l,.. b. ~ os.ss s,;.o. 81 :,
Beaver st. Abany7 Hanover 81. Boson-snd 24t Camp ST.
New 0resnhe eny places In America where the genuine
medicine be Obtained.
This medicine gives the proags chance repent Th-u
sands have rsucay cured after suffering
der the mposers by this medicine who with
grateful hearts ready attest 10 It's value and have allow
ed Themselves referred II itself be the
safe and for VI iR the known world. Every
bottlS will have written w. Leyep OF whom
be obtained ali tunes, al Division st. Private Offices at
taehed.
Priee 81 per phal lee lms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-06
I EVISON,s HUNTER,s RED DROP-Thi

II ESISON'S HUNTERs RED DHOP-This
pedicne the only absolute specific that has
discovered for The Of the dangerous diseases bad
company sthe Of which has been known when
seated the syscm down from generation genera
ton. deiying he sk of the eisen physicisns This
medicine Is ewed by every acquainted with IT, the
certain safe asd pedeus mode OF known
IL every vesuge Of the poison the system
fe days. matter how old the and may Away
with s greats safety under any by beth
IL def~s discovery from the most Intimate friend there
u restrictions whatever laid the patient Suck great
has " performed that OF the respectable
s'cisns using II In their practice. Every phsI will
have the signature Of DR. u. Levison IL can
be obtained privstely at all times
Price 81 per phia. ie6.lm+
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-06

ITO CONSUMERS OF GAps-.The mos, ex
tessve whole ale ard retail eab shments Ia New
Yo.k, ANDERSONs. Mes 500 and 32 Broasw where
choicest ssd most approved ba,ds always b. had
Mr. Anderson has on band rye supply splendid
seq he recently (hr0sgh the Aercsn II.
the Pacha OF Egypt In accordance with order received
frou that onsry jesNs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-06

EIANINGTON,S DIORAMIC INSTITUTE,
Ii CITY SALOON, opposite ST Pauls Church.-Just add.
cd. Two new Doramic Scenes OF powerful interest
The first magnificent Dioramc representation of sublime
and imposing grandeur illustrative OF holy writ exhibiting the
departure OF the lsraetes from Egypt The second repre-
scnation Of the wdes pread cona Charles
The most Brilliant, effective and exhibition
which industry and skill could execute.
In addition 10 the usual Dloranas which already
ceived the stamp Of public appreciation by crowded houses
Mr.. Hofnta will execute solos on the violin.
Mr.. Bassford will preside al the Pianoforte.
Admission TO the boxes 30 centsparqoee, IS cents-Chi
dren, with parents, half price.
Doors open At quarter pas7 ocosk-performance to
al ~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-06
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
CARDS.
Al N a

- - At 172 BROADwAY.
VISITING CARDS In pss writing, the Italian and fancy
hands, printed the polished German Card NAV
he procured al the .. Maiden Lase Broadway
sTOUTS Engraving Establishment, where specimen books
may be seen.
Also, silver plated Door and Number plates pIatisg or
which uncommoRy thick, the silver being expressly rolled
for the advertiser.
Merchants Commission Cards executed with dis,iae .ss an,
Letter Stamps Consular and No,orsl Seals engraved 70
order
Brass Door Pla,es Knockers. he.
STOUT, corner OF Maiden Lane
sle-3m and Rroad-.v
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-06

INANTFD-si1 hands to pick Muskrst Inquire at the
w Mustara Factory, Ss FIhh S. eS
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-06

j are re- pecifully Informed TIA. the walks Al
this delightful place have bees very nuch iMprs
season. Five avenues oftrees have been plantee
~ Of the Ferry which affsrd pleasant and shas
lead 10 the bcautifuI scenery along the river. ]
to escape from the noise asd turmoil Of . large
bled by n few minutes sail 10 enjoy the FRESHNESS
try. add view nature w all It's chsrms
Ferry boats are plying constantly from barcla
Christopher streets To this place. night boat n
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-03-01
ApUFF FOR YANKEES.

Congressional District having given toast
at recent political meeting in derision of
what he was pleased to call Yankee Inter.
lopers," the Philadelphia Ledger takes up
the cudgel for the Yankee land, and plies it
with much zeal and effect. We give an OK
tract:
"Nor docs the embattled field or mountain
wave, red with the blood of mortal strife,
alone proclaim the praises of New England.
Wherever industry sows and reaps its har-
vest, wherever enterprise forces its daring
stacles that defy physical force, wherever
the indomitable spirit converts the wilderness
into the garden and rears the domicl Of CIV
llization upon the haunts of the wild beast,
wherever learning sheds its holy light, and
morals and religion, hand In hand, point the
way to peace on earth and happiness beyond
the bound Immortality, there is the New Eng
lander, rejoicing his name, and proudly
pointing to the school-house and to the
church of his father land, as the temples in
| which he learned to cultivate and develope
the higher attributes of his nature. Go to
that little spot of our union covered by the
six New England States, and see what par
adise its hardy, enlightened and honest chill
dren have reared amid its stubborn rocks and
chilling blasts Go to the bright skies and
tScniuS SUI VI the west, anu see now Oeueil-
cent nature rewards the industry, enterprise,
perseverance. and skill of the !" Yankee In
terloper." Go to quiet, orderly prosperous
Ohio. and see what tho " Yankee Interloper''
has done under his reign of liberty and law.
aio to the universities, academies, pulpits,
schools, court houses, medical laboratories
and manufactures of every State in the Un.
ION, and see what the Yankee Interloper''
has done and is doing to sustain the reign Of
intellectual Improvement. Go to your pat.
ent office, and among it, seven thousand in.
ventlons, You see in four.iiith of them the
proofs Of Yankee Ingenuity" Go 10 the
marts OF your commerce from Passamaquod.
ny to New Orleans. and are the Yankee mo.
cnanic, Tho Yankee Lawyer, tho Yankee
Fhyslctan, the Yankee teacher, tho Yankee
editor, throwing his ample stores at industry
enterprise. learning. and integrity Into TIC
common stock Of improvement.
MALsonNH HRIoas, TINE CoURTERyIfrRR,
The distinguished Convict, MaIbopue
hriggh, VOL known by the gentlemen Of Inc
Dht. 70 most OF tho counties OF this Common
wealth, died IN Tho state Prison, on Thursday
!nel, o. apoplexy, aged 70 years. DElggA Il
MO course Ola long ills. ooilTIvetl 10 nccLnu
laI0 2 considerable property q large portion
OF which, hOWet6E NJ expended Ia hls M
!neEous llllKailens ID the Courts Of jusilco.-
~ twenty q thirty years preceding bic las
oominillmens 10 ihe Slate Prison, IN te0i, n
Ths eImosl constantly onangcd Ia eonlsn
'"oas ga esvll % criminal character Il III
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-03-01

Housqfonic Rail Road.-Thc prcsrccts of
this Rond are quite rs good as could be OK.
pected afler the tremendous ordenl through
which che country hns passed. Like every
other enterprise Just getting under weigh
when tho hurricane came on, II hns suffered
moro or less BY tho failure Of stockholders
and other eauscs; but nflor oil, these who
beat know tho merits misunderstanding, hive
entire confidence IN 10 success, and also.
that Il win prove highly advantageous n tho
niockholdofa and Tho public. Personally,
we nTo not worry vol ncqlmlnied with tho
Foulo-bnl we know generally That Il pnNaes
through The fertile Wiley Of lh0 lIounil0nlc,
and III West mlDckbfldg0 connects with Rail-
Ho9dg already ID progress. leading m Albany
and Hudson. Tho travel between New. York
Hnd Albany will nsaTlY OIL 81 BY this hnll
Road when completed, and the nnlounl ~
produce, l,efehnhdlne, 10. 80. lrnpspound
81 L VIII ~ large. Thu osllmalnd bnt q
vi1D1 N0On~k y. sour. Chm.
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-03-01
WAsn,woros. Feb. %.

WARRINGTON, Feb. 90.
Mr. Mexican of PcnnRy lvanIn, presrntcd
memorial from a meeting of the merchnn,s
business men, and manufacturer OF pltts'
nNrg. demonstrating AgaInAi tho Sub. rrenSll.
" neheme, and lsS Kindred doctrines con.
Na!neu " ire Into messages Of tho President
g INC United hlhlea. Tho memorial nrnvs
Ior llo establishment OF a sound currency rene
ana sound credit ayalom, with d duo hmsis
9Fepse!e. Mr. Mexican lsked Coz tho r r,l1i
WnfB granted. - s"'"'''"
az: ,rallmndge of New York, rosa ana aalA
that mo Speaker 81 Che llonn0 az As.e1shiis
lllg mo Mats III NeWsY0Ek hnd TedlnSIsa'l
hl0 - present b Tho hsnalf Eka nvtan,hla
and Islapiipna Tusad ~ Ikks a 1smbly u
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-03-01

"Reminiscences Of Newport. Rhode leland
The town Of Newport, Rhode Island. was
formerly the handsomest and most flourish
ing town in the United States. It has the
finest harbor in the country, and seventy
years ago was the second town in the coun.
try, inferior In wealth and commerce only to
Boston. .,.'.....
In i700. Newport contained 1900 inhab.
iiants; now Il has only 5000. At that peri.
cd, although the country trade OF New. York
was greater than that Of Newport, yet the lat.
tor i6r exceeded New. York ne 10 foreign and
domestic navigation. There wcro then en-.
ployed ut Newport about 300 vessels In tho
lorelgn trade, and about 30 on whaling voy.
ages. A limo Of London packets sailed from
there, and Aaron Lopez. on eminent Jew MGR.
chant, Aret prosecuted tho whaling business
beyond tho Falkland 1alands, and was tho
owner Of thirty vessels.
About llO1O hhds. az molaases were annu.
ally imported into tho town, and distilled In.
% rum ID the 90 Alstillogles then IN opeFntlon
II that place. Tho rum was carried 10 Al.
rlca and exchanged ief slaves. Newport
| grew rich on The oNooEnbIo nlavo ttndo. Her
| merchants lived, llk0 pElnoos. With slaves "a
90 shan when they depi, and walt On theft
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-12-13
MESSAGE

Of The President Of The United .Nuies
to the too Houses Of Congress-De>
cember lS3S
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-25

STATE OF LOUISiANA.-F!rst JuCicial District
Court.
TEHIlE STATE OF LOUISIANA, 10 all whom
\ these Presents shall come, Grectng:-W hereas
William Aiackey having purchased at Il sale made
by the Sheriff of the parish OF Orleans the property
hereinafter described has applied 10 the clerk OF lis
court IN whose office the deed of sale was recorded
the 9Th day of Mai, 4. ID. 1885, for IL mpnition adj
vertisemcn in conformity 10 act Of the Legislature of
the State Of .oua ina entitled can act for the further
assurance of titles to purchasers judicial sules; ap
proved the 10th day OF March, 1854
NOW, therefore, know ye and all persons interested
herein, are hereby cited and admonished in the
the State of Louisiana and OF the First ndlcal District
Court who set up any right, title claim in and to
the property hereinafter described i'll consequence OF any
ntormalitv in the ORDER decree judgment of the
under which the sale was made, any irreSularity
ill 'gulty i'll the ADVERTISEMENTS and advertisements, in
time, manner Of sale, for an other defect whatso
ever; to show cause, within thirty days from the day
this monilion first inserted in the public papers, why
the sale made should not be confirmed and homoo.
gated.
The said property was sold by the Sheriff of the par
ish aoresai the 23d day of April, A. ID. 1885, by
of March, a. d. 1885, in suit entitled William Mackay
samuel Bell, No. 1886 Of the docket of this court
at which sale said William Niackey became the pur
chaser for the price of $500, cash,
Description of Property given in Judicial Con
veyaner, VIZ:
certain lot Of ground, together with all the build
ings and improvement thereon, situated in the parish
of Orleans, in the square bounded by New Levee
Louisa, Pau. and Deord streets, designated by the NJ
8, on IL plan drawnby C. f. Zimpel, Deputy Surveyo
General, on the 10th December, 1884 and deposited
plan No 10, in the book ofplaus of Felix Grimm, noar
public. Said lot measures % feet IL inches front e
New Ievee street, feet in depth the side doinn
lot No s, and so feet 7inches and lines in depth til
side adjoining the property now, or lately, belonging
N ,;oodale, and 10 feet II inches width in the real
here il fronts on alley "f three feet nine inches
common to lots Nos 1, :, &, z aud 8.
MID ii EAViS Dep Clerk.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-25
SANCTIONED by THE FACULTY OF NIn
CINE

FHNieRN'S Compound Extract Of Copaba and Sarsa
y para "A certain, sale, and efcctla RENEE
ty ever discovered for the of GiouoIlhca elects
Structures, Whites, Pans in the back and loss seminal
weakness, affections OF the kitnes, gravel setrbuc
erultlUns, &c.
In the Introduction of medicine possessing tie useju
and active viltt!e oi the offered to the public
tie proprietor has hu To refer the nunleIrus RECON-
meu;lions received from The nosi eminent of Ike me-
appreciated when rs merits more tiily knew H. The
Bhsam OF CnWiba, extensively ascd has les, much
OF its credit from the dislike which nstiets formerly
express regarding its dissgret5tbie taste disturbance
produced III The bowels and stomach aud its iereotnr
lntiicehcN when used IN the li!iamn,tny stage The
proprietor has made anal ysis OF the n;sa,n coneeiy
nS at the more active qualities would thereby he much
more concentrated and more useuliy administered dian
III The present State The above medicine combines IN
gradients which are i'll the hS hest repuie ano.g The
most scientific and learned in The profession Each
cicae. OF the Other, producing operation truly ase-
hishng, and surprising the most snsnt exucctatioHs
possessing a the same time the Advantage OF its being
administered with perfect success he different stages
the above disease. he most eminent llv sieans and
GIgeons OF the present day express their dee,ed ap-
pro- alton III favor OF Sals%pia, whilst It's use in tie
prncp a hospitals aud public medical Institutions has
be H. aud sui continues, very extensive. Ii was tav-
remedy with the celebrated DIR Abelnethy in all
yencrea affections, and III obstinate rruons
arising from disor,Ielet OF Che tsesii, functions
Having been submitted TO The and experience OF he
most celebrated among the faculty. the, have EXPRESSED
their satisfaction Of its extraordinary efficacy in every
case Under teir charge, b, adopting il both in their
public and private practice. Their ut ey;tious will la
inser ed hereafter. Prepared by Thorn, Clenis5
London. Price Il 50 per pot,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-25

I s9aINTS, OILS, GLASS, BRUSHES, &c.-sust
4 landing from ship Constitution, and for sale-yiz ::
10000 feet of glass best quality, from 8Xi0 2A28;
br kegs; "a doz japancds for signs;GDnOi bs trage;
26 doz splendid 10000 ground bruse, also o0oDO and
600 do cases green in powder; superior artilc
40 do cans large assortment of sash TOOLS OF every
size and quaity sable pencils for artists; fiat marking
brushes for ANTS; artists colors in oil ready pre-
pared, in boxes, fitted Il: With all necessary brushes
artists tools, sc.
Flake and ,emnity white; 60 packs gold leaf; white
aud yellow wax; gum arnbic and large and choice
sorunent of paints, dry coors OIL turpeutne varnish,
by MONDElLl,
a28 SIS Camp st.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-25

Collection Of Colloqual Phrases, on every topic no.
4 ccr-lr, - m,intaa Conversation, arranged hhn'r
irrcut heads, win numerous rcnark5 on Inc hecn1hr
disposel as conslerahlyo iciit&Ie the 9i I"
yorrcet pronauca,ion OF the French. BY bolmar, II
new edition. revised and corrected.
SELECTION of enc hundred of Pemins Tables, nccom~
panied with key, containing the text, literal and tree
sransation arranged in such manner as to point out
Indifference between tho French ana EhgllSh iaio',
80 frnred pronunciation of the French, according 10
he best French works the subject. The whole
preceded by short treatise oil the soands ct the French
ArDnouncilig French Primer, the Scholars Guide
.hc accurate pronunciation and photography OF the
French Lang; re- containing its elements according to
best usage ~ Bern9rd Fronchm Inst received e, ""a
or spieiv WM MckEAN,
m- Cor Camp & Com SITS.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-25

u ri IN A..
vr1I,iS f,rnrta vater;ng nlucr in the mountains,
Vrginio II miles YES OF Lewisburg and q from
tho WLi,e Snlnhur will be omen in due season for the
n,c.nt;nn of rnmnnpv MANY important improvements
,,xa I,s, mai, The In Il sea aon spncious ball
mn, mi nnmber of snnle be,lcd rooms have been
added and nnv finishing; afiordng Recommendations
~ ~, Wv, r,n @ n strncted bv the snrpqs
and n,arsartn,, tl,e Knnnwbo mrnpike near Lewis
uurr Over his road bv direction of the post Office
do,aar,m.nt Mnssrs nnLIin Walker s., cos line of
MI cn,.lns "a IN W., nnst office heinz established
=, ,he snrn,s v;sitors may receive news and CORES
onI ,lalv e,.t nnI vest OF fbe medicinal Qualities
NJ n, 40 y,trs ,n uronrictnrs need NOT sneak They
ava non saJ hy nle and or5tassed chemists nud
. to hill ~ solnti m nil the valuable iuaredieuts Of
de NEST crl,lr,trd anrinqs in Virginia
Tia romlnotio1 contains much Sulpi,uretted Iiy-
tr,g.n All, nte sf Nnpnesn Sulphale of Inns Car
hnnat. of Una Snlnhate of So Ia Muriutc of Soda
and M,,tr If ,nrncsa the salutarv effects of which
arc xhihed in Diseases incident to fcnales;anI cron-
;c ,fcct,n. of the stomach vqr.und bowels in cua-
nenns ,,ions or diseases ofthe skin no remedy more
potent or chcacious can he found.
Extensive bathing establishments for both sexes have
been erected contiguous to the springs Visitors can
Mt all times enioy The peculiar advantages of their be-
nsn and wh ,lcsome effects,
Major William Vass will continue the superntcnI
anca of the sprinr Ever, exeriun his part and
th, part of the proprietors shall be rendered insure
or the Blue pllur liberal share of the public pat
onage.
Tie proprctors of the Blue Sulphur Springs viii be
N Banks which are considered solve tat par.
MARIA MONK, &c.
a WFUt. disclosures of Maria Mon of the Hotel
IA. Dicu Nrnery of Montreal ,t,i1L with an ap-
pendix containing, part l. Reception first editions;
mart Cd cu,le of her nnrrave par, 81, Review of the
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-25
yo... vi No 1914
DIR w. MO GAMoMlh Is
fEfHiS hisa Y valuable medicine my
y sale and retail New ork pfi1e !


= sale and retail New York Prize :
D'LANGE ID Camp street.
1t is confidently recommended Tor the following disS
eases: Dyspepsia in all its oims: bilious and liver al
llctons, in every stage and dgree; female SICKNESS
more particularly the ibcdent to mnihefs nun
albus, fever and aeue, Incl lent ccnsun ptiahs or ae
CLUES, whether the liver lungs lea iache or sda
ness, loss Of appetite, nervous treners, neha'i9 OF
derum emens, spas odic affection OF all KINDS fhen
matlsm, whether chronic ntlammatory; nervous OF
bilious isyers OF every variety; scroiua, SAT- ihens
and all hlutohes, bad humors, and impure chpseEha
Of The skin; re tlessuess night, tnd daily rFttabiY
aud elune hoy; tie summer compliant, ara eltgieia
norbus diarhpa in grown pers ns; wHins l4a ath@
iency with bad breath; ehiprosia and aspirations 81 e
heart aud head; changes OF female constitution; AUG iof
impaired and disorganized constitutions in eief sex
which have not been pc, manenty relieved by my eef
medicines A single trial OF Or " ESars medicnes IN
any Of these will produce such effects as M M
dictate tieir incompatible supe.ority, and induce sneh
a OF them will insure speedy and nnauesilona-
Die cure. Directions for accomrhayin them.
Numerous certificates OF cures viii be shown us from
The Length Of the catalogue it is impossible 10 Fly tieni
publicity through the medium Of newsnaeef. On Df
Evans catalogue thera upwards Of coo! cases,
and in this city refer 10 many persons no nave
been 'eiievet aud in instances eh,ifeiY area OF
long standug diseases, by DR. Evans Canon lie Fiiis.
au-O Im
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-25
NEW NIJSic,

gris the Hour; Is she not passing fair, Oh this is
iinly. Heauteous Land; Fell not M of broken Vows;
love to dwell in the bospms Cell; We shalt meet no
Mprs Come, . Come; castinets are gnily sonn.mS
Aseof India Rubber Day ia closing Ger the Bilow;
RI. Lowl,nl Bride; Ny light Brigaatne; On do not
say Farewell; Jenny Janas The Young Widow, S Sou,
OF the Fishers Wife; aepo my love lovers Eve;
Shall we cv,r M yet lsau; When evening belt are
Ginning; Sing hay for the Bottle Aqnoi bon Ia III
chess; II, Normandy, lair vare',) by Telling SUI 50
,;.ntlv o,rtne Stealing, arranged ny G Crefney ENo-
rite air fro II opera La ARA varied bv llnnlel Beau
Yi,,s of tho celerntad opcr, LA Norma, by Ee'hha;
Ihree favorite airs from the opera Pnrnni, arranged
t,r he Flute an Piano; Vlvi II from Annn hpenr
xrr,ng Il f,rtha Flute An Piano; Lnvaton a la walls
ky & Il Wa Wc,eg F,,rHwell Waltz Ivy |. Meign''i'
LUX. If tischS;aits Waltz, by Stran< R9h,n Waltz
tl-stcs F,vorite ,ahce; new sci OF Cotiihah' 'fsin
she D. ,ra Of lie Macon. For sale at
'1' = u CASEY'S
Piano Forte and Music store.
MI Oh 70 .amn strcrt.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-25

n Travellers DESTROYS of taking the Florida route,
via Pensacola to the North, informed that FIRST rate
boats will constantly run iron. Mobile II Pensacola
leaving Mobile aud Pensacola every other day after the
list of Nav. Good stages will always be provided ry
the subscriber be readiness ake from
Mobile, in case ot the future oi the boats
Il anNGLn.
The Steamboat Ghimpion l.ayeg siutiie for Pen4a-
gllia twice week. feb % ~
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-25
TESTIMONIALS


From II Salmon, Esq, L II y, Surgeon ~ the
- homes Hospital, and Lee mer on Anatomy.
ne ei Nil'G" 'aaNf mace Oh Your lrei'aiaon IN
s " 'tii " "ie'ae, "a aus results nave
prov" w hs''. '"H|9"pie una, 90 iia hesitate III
Ft"'orte'iS oe :" 'he iiioS ta''e '''' ciasaeios
tenie''es ever oleis't 70 INC u"c, am enc N Witch,
I'm eAetiI'ep' ". ii"'e e'eiN tEiahte "nist "
n"ss o s s'e unpleasant eiee's usually ex-
Pei'e''se" ''ot' e"i'''ps'
From G Fl HAYWARD NJ T. c S, PLY stefan ia tI,e vt
Mar, lehone Dispensar,
take great pleasure in adding my TESTIMONY In he.
valuable nrope,lts Of YOUR telfation wis,iuo Won he
success ,0a So fuy deserve IN a,an3pie fewa, lar he
,abar tt.d expense cu1ed in bringing il Ia s,ph
plete ,3e,te elton.
FROM W Y cooper, i Ii ,, Surgeon to Guys Hes
riGh
he UNIFORM success "hieh mas 'etied the afmnis-
'eril your meaehe among my patients aiftlcled with
lG a1oNe diseases nus iu'iy SaS' me hat has onty
10 ne KNOWN g De uly appreciated May the success
So' 50 wen aessf We, "hp9 anu speeuif repay 3oa ier
your sa''"pie preparation
From Sir A Cooper, FRSPRCS, &c &c
Having becn Induced TO nv your Fxtlaet i, s,,,,l
cases of Violent Gonorrlusa which had hitherto Md
ever! p,ts'rll.l'h 'ln.Slslsa ~ ne having found
SURF ao sieeo{ cues 'neeea .. II, m a Jew Gays
tee both public and private recommend aud mr..
otnef