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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-01


Och, he came OF dsceat people" nc. &c.
A long, lean, low, black looking, red whskered
Irishman, accompanied by couple Of his pug coun-
trymen, entered our publication office yesterday, and
commenced with
Are you the edithu, sure7
What do you wantf was the reply.
Faith, I'D like to know who the spalpeen is that
wrote the piece about the hack drivers.
Well, is il not true what we have stated7
Divil a parthacle Of truth. The hackmen are as
dacent a set Of people as any body.
I don't think you are a very fair sample OF their
genthty.
You don't, chi Be Jasus, il you'll come from
ernenst that counther, I'll show ye that we're the
dacentisht people you've got amongst ye.
We told him they were all an Internal set Of ras-
Gals, and ordered him and his two pugs out Of the
premises before we let the dog Sirius upon them;
which hint, luckily for themselves they took in time,
and gathered their carcases on.
The law requires that hackney coachmen shall be
seated at all times their boxes. Itslse provides,
under heavy penalties that they shall not drive over
moderate rate through the streets nor turn corner
at faster rate than walk. These prohibitions are dis
regarded daily and the inspector who 10 paid to sec
that the ordinances OF the corporation are obcyed
suffers them to be continually broken with immunity.
Hackney coaches great accommodations il
properly conductej but great nuisances when left to
the uncontrolled management Of the lewlived scoun
drels that drive them. We happen TO know one Of
these chaps who is licensed by the mayor to drive
hack who does no other business than attend the
theatres for the purpose Of conveying Cyprians and
their gulss to his own domicl near St Johns Park,
which is fitted sp as brothcl. Another villain IS IN
the habit Of cncing young girls out to ride in his car
rage, to whom he introduces lovers at convenient
distance" receiving for this service handsome lee
from the unpnncipled lechcrs who employ hm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-01
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" This irvalusbe medicine has unaided by ppaery or
% 60 ss oe
that deadly foe 10 tbs human race Consumption or In radica
asthma uaues1s Group wsoopRg cough sad all il,
nammsioy affections Of the chest and lungs offered
ssis,e 10 ey III. posrs. classes USder climate - va.
rabe the prevalence OF such ca, msers
opersuon, remeye IN their birth those syntoms which, II
snshssssa mus, evestnse IN ssriog; disease s and such
the fec,er. Honey o. Lverwor 10 the snsug efficacy OF
BY may o. our most ctiisu wso having erpe
renced It's bessfcial ,ecs have voluntarily authorised the
proprietor e 20 them asy sufferer anxious 70 escape from
In ali cases difficulty 10 breathing caused by irasmms
sGn ss fss sss asg OF rel e. ope
rating as does rsa.s ,ly yet .sss,o.ly .,u.r
wheop,sg cough. Ae, 10 the Only er,ar remedyssd 10
.ss. s Ia fact Ssons
Of Puribus Unum" not Ia the Of unity from
may with peeslisr PROPHECY be applied to the rec,e
For :s BY JANIS D. NowILL, sole proprietor corner
OF Madison aid csihsrine s,s
oics,I NeKe.se. Co, las Made. Lane.
ad.m. ssu c,Is rs GO s1s..w.y. AID Bewery
ys@s. T,so O. s1 .0s a. %
Nv Bust conner Of Hsmmersley and vsrick sts
Alien d Ipeersoll, Crane. corner Of Norfolk st.
Or. sioodgeod corner cf Allen and Rivington ss
y.T Jones, Jsmses, Z I
Heury Rowies Co, Albany.
W. Bristol Utica, N. N.
4. swan, Rochester.
Luther KSl, A. Co Geuevs, MY.
J. D. Phillips, NewburB
Jso. Csrpen'er. sing sing.
seymour 4 Dickinson, Hartford, Conn.,
DAVID Mitchell, New Haven
r.. Thornton. jr., New kesfard MAS
Rneerts a Aikiusen, Baltimore.
" l.. uaker, Charleston. y. e.
J. Hunrevine, Boston. -, - -,
10 svsld disappointment rever purchase ooue With
out IA bears the proprietor's signature.
liberal TO druggists and eounry dealers
vs.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-01

These examples Of longevity not confined to Es-
rope. The Cenobities Of Mount Sinai frequently at
tss the age Of Ito 100 years In Syria In Bsrbary,
the natives have exceeded their tooth year. Al Phs-
dephis M. g. Coeret died at the age Of 100 leaving
a widow aged lis, with whom he had lived % years.
In South Carolina M Solomon Scricel who emiRrsscd
thither in 1896 at age Of 10 died the age Of l43
Mrs Judith Crawford died at Jsmsics, at the are Of
$780, in the perfect possession Of her intellectual
faculties and at ST. Helena, under burning tropical
sun Mrs Elizabeth Honoris Frances Lamb, died lately
al the age Of ITO, leaving lso children and grasdehil
dren--she has been married times.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-01
NO. 90.

Whole groups of Them induging in the most OBJ
scene and Prefane Language, are 1t any time to DC
seen ioahng around the Park walks insulting every
respectable female that chances to pass that way.
Nine out Of ten of their vehicles are unsafe for do
cent person to enter, account of the mmiscella-
neous company which in the habit Of using them.
The drivers, in general, a remorselcss set of
knaves, who never omit an opportunity of extorting
money from a stranger, especially If he happens to
have lady in his company. They are we'll knowR
by every man about town to be used in the evening
mere assignaton places for the most prohigae and
abandoned wretchcs that pay for the use Of them
and are VIGOROUSLY known as such, that gentle
man who has any respect for himself will prefer TO
take his family from the theatre or other public place
of amusement in an omnibus or 60 home on foot
rather than run the risk Of being ten minutes in these
filthy vehicles.
We trust that the corporation will see the necessity
of either enforcing their ordinances with regard 10
these vagabonds, or pat an end to the nuisance Of
shack carriages altogether
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-01

THE HAIR THIS HAHN l-Itshos invariably
borne In mint that to good set ef Teeth, the sest
Nos, desirsole property The possession Of Soc bead q
HAIR and which can rny be obtsinrd bv cssssast and
free 81 The vEoErAtLE HAHN erL . richly perfaw-
ed and desrsss substitute Cor the many Injurious pre- psssns
that daily pslmed upon the public.
The advertiser pledges hisnselt thai the VEGETABLE
HAIR OIL will be found nourh ssd the hair,
restore IN bald rlscessna order TO meet the extern
ve demand for H. has put the ew price Of 50 cents
bettle For sale BY W. &. HART 113 Brusdway,
ally corner ef Courslasa st
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-01
By AARON LEVY.
EvY'g ExHsEITIOE ROOM FOR FAINT

II INGS AND WUNkS UF AKT.-ThH pEbIIc II TcspeCt-
u inorsned that large and commodous raom has been
fitted atsi Liberty doors Of Broadway tor The
exhibition OF Paintings other work Of private SALE
collection Of ancient and modern paintings of undoubt
exhibition, which the attention OF Ia
dies visiting the city, and lovers Of gen.
orally invited Tie ladies may be assured that nothing
their vie that the most fasdiOus
object the anxious shall
exhibit oRly chsste. pleasing and In
slructive.
The Exhibition Room win be open all hours from 10 A
N till I, r. M,
AdmissSon free.
Engravngs private sale in lots to suit purchasers.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-01
Me- 10 Elm street. 80.


NY Bear Brother Colss Is unnecessary lrform
you that for suffered much under distress
stag affection Of the eye and ied many remedies, and
undergone operations om the hands Of e the nrst
ocu OF the day In Europe bat without cectng pcrma-
merit cure; and shosgh could and write by the
aid Of glasses stii Of much
trouble and anxiety Having hesrs o sny (srd
me almost scredse) performed by yehn williams ESQ
nov resident this city, but late Of Esgapd determined
coc~u hIp " could obtain relief OF cure
Accordingly called spon him at Providence House
~nce told the OF my deseac, and did
doubt by Coos blessing be Of much service me-
y.nr charges all he wanted my gratitude, not having
!. asv time ever received from Methodist travelling
resSber in nfs but he reaures 10 call him
law This have dene FOR ths last ten days. aud
Nh, o saw that sesdy received amount OF benefit
heyona nv snngune expectations FOR which
40 grateful and u source OF much regret bosA 10
h...d myself that ef my ministerial duties
oars me 10 leave city, for have arong hopes that
I.snsS here should experience cerair core
have b. prompted write thus 10 you hst TIE smcted
,v brethren IN The ministry who csn do so apply
=. ~ Williams house have been a. eye wisess 70
IN lis patierts who have been restored 70 sight
osT serg denied that blessing nsuy year and W some IN
~ H. that his remedies sppesr ~ ~ save, ai
- powerfu do not In their application produce much
pain. -. ,.,,.- A. a.. Aa,css,e rou,d obl,S.
. snd hink ocnt those ~ my bret ren VINO nsea
the dor,or's assistance and are 40 isvofsoy
AZ have IN. opportunity 81 calling upon hi". ,-.,
am with respect and brotkery love vours
Ne~.vork, May 81, 1855 i"oS
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-01

CHEMICALS. :
THE NEW YORK CHEMICAL hANUFACFURiNS
co have constantly for SAFE -,
o. vitrisl, AVN
glcsching salts. Dopperss ~,
Aaaa An,onis aoIissno aS'e'
Aqua Fir,is, ule nclu,
Blue vltr,oi, . Manganese
Asd r,ssv ,,nev articles IN, lne o. their business
Crs-vs viii be received II their Ranking hopsc, NO n
Rrsdwa y ar al the Office ofhcr agent Ne ~ Mesisree
nsSiys ego n. GILBERT, Agent
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-01

According to this table il will be that the most
favorable profession to longevity, Is sedenary life,
which is not exposed to any excess.
Another writer prepared European table, In which
10 found the names Of 900 individuals whose age
ceeded 100 years; 350 individuals, men and women,
who lived from 100 to lie years
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-01

Hereafter whenever any country subscription 10 'he
Herald reaches fortnight of its close subscribers
viii receive their papers, done up In yelloC a0rdPpers
This plan is adopted in order to give eur patrons IN
she oauotrv notice. either to renew ther subscrpuon
Nv fresh remittance, or to expect to cease al the
cose az the period for which it had been paid Sub
crhers win, therefore, understand, after this notice.
what is meant by receiving their papers done up IN
yeliss ,oraPpsng paper.
Nv this method we furnish individual subscribers
with proper notice, without putting them TO the ex-
pense of postage, and thus shave Amos Kendall, by
way Of requita for his shaving SO often our sabscr
bars The fashionable morals of the present day. as
sanctioned by the Honorable the Kitchen Cabinet
arc to cheat as much as you can 90 that the law
does not reach YOU do not practice on this prihc'
ple TO any extcat except when have dealings Win
the Kitchen-and on such occasions 1t IL adopted
purely in self defence-if you don't shave you ge'
shaved. Every day am receiving letters complain
ins that the Herald has failed when, at the same
time, know fall web that it 10 regularly mailed
Why these compIainssf Because many Of AFnos's
-tseasurers will be looking into the Herald to scs
the Iineaments Of their master accurately depicted
They read laugh but forget put the Herald into ts
wrapper again. Hereafter beg them as fsTor-af
personal favor to nete try to be as honest as they
can. know they have precious little OF that article
bat precious little is better than none.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-01

TIVE HHRALp gnrrrINa LIST OR BENNErT's AME-
a.cAr SnIprINe Ltsr-We now regularly ISSUE on
Saturday evening Of every week, in a single sheet,
comprised in the Evening Herald Of that day. the
aHERALp Surprise LIST" or "BEHNETT's AAERIcAK
Survive LIST" for the use and convenience o.
shipping and general merchants, beth Of this and
Of other countries 1t comprises all the ship news OF
the week, combined in one sheet, and arranged On
n plan entirely new-a specimen Of which we have
siyen during the last few weeks in our Morning
Herald. At present eur Weekly Herald con-
tans all the literary philosophical, POLITICAL none
tary aAd commercial intelligence, exclusive 'of
the shin news, which is valuable. The want OF room
compels as to exclude this large mass of authentic
shipping intelligence Our purpose is to remedy tins
evil By the publication in sheet, Of all the ship
news of the week. oigested and arranged IN such q
way as to save trouble and time TO the coEameroaai
reader.
This sheet is the cize of the daily Herald, and
vii be sold at t,so cents per copy, or Sl00 per an
mann for subscribers at a distance, payable IN ad-
vance.
In addition to all the shipping Intelligence Of the
week. il will contain al the Commercial News OF the
week. and the news of the day on which II 70 pub
Eshed-saoh Saturday. up to the close of business.
Not oae Of the least important features OF his sheet
u as cheaPness combined with its accuracy and com
ppehensveness. 1t will be specimen of the Phllo-
sophy Of ship news and skipping intelligence.
Our means to execute this purpose aremany and am
ple We own most excellent News Boat Establish
meat, esuipped and manned in fine style. II 70 all
cur own. We have besides an arrangement with the
ssrcx Pilot Boats Of New York, from whom We pre-
cure all the shipping intelligence they can rake ana
scrape in the coarse of the week. The New York
Pilots are the NEST gallant set Of fellows in existence
and we always treat them as they deserve. BY these
means we can, and have frequently outsripPed every
e,ber paper in New York, in the amplitude and accu-
y.cv Of our shin news The concentration of these
charts in single sheet will be of manifest advantage
70 merchants throughout the Union, and throughout
Europe.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-01

VTNH AMSPA C EMIT WASH b nc WINDOW
i BLlND MANUEACT0RY-The subscriber respectfully
leave inform the pubic that he has for sale
and elegant Of every description Of Patent Wash.
Trans window So sdes among which Land
Diaphaneus Chinese Faacy Blinds.
which hecan confidently fer their beauty strength
grsu durability, they have been known. with
care, from 0te years The prices Of the sha
Guiding cords tasses rack pulies and fittings for windows
complete, from % and upwards per Pa Blinds made
TO order by appiyingio
GEOR8E PLATT, IL Spruce st. New York.
N.B-Counry dealers supplied with blinds and fittings
yt Imisr
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-01

u wswerr called upon Yesterday by ~.
ne had been blind or nearly daring The last
~ an accident which occurred nearly sixteen years
Ne stated that he had been under the care ~ VI %
hs weeks and two days. and see the most mnoe
objects and readarg letters He appeared WY
"a publsh his graude Dr. williams for the good ne sss
been enabled 10 do him He was oy ay tne
nerea e"s' New YoRx, juno -, 1884,
Doc1os WILLIAM $3.50, -
obers who witnessed your skill IN restoring the
blad 10 sight The little girl Mary brown VINO was onnu
and ncurabe by several medical genemen OF
skill of whom was my family physician,
sss,h and ,e thanks Of mapy others who have taken an IN
teres Of Tins poor child o' your sue
cexxful treatment
W" JANIS MCMILLAN 3e4 Hudson Ct.
Al the request sf Mrs Brown Who commnncsst o. 81
Lakes Church, well known To me. chteriny STATE sai
The contained In the above note are sr,suy we
Rector Of st. Lukss Church, N. Y.
New York, June ssth. isss
No. 10 Elm street N,w vo,x y,,h Juo.. Is,s
70 rvs Eprres OF TVS NEw yosx svr=
sir: As friend the suffering poor OF sonmun,
axe the liberty Of sending you letter which have read "
, York Advocate snd Journa OF June no.
written by the Rev. t. Bsinbrdge e LIDO - mne.
times accompanied him 10 his visits 70 inc neuse o. -. ~
Isms alp and ssthed, hat ne
In very afsconate and grateful manner 81 tnat ocus
well "a ths treat mad witnessed N many other
eases sides own might have sddsd mscs mcre win.
sxsgKeraton Of fact BY giving tns noe tosesnsr
with brother Bsabrdges letter, place I'D yepr vmoae'e
paper, yoa viii much o6bge,
$50 From the Christian Advocate and Journal
IMPORTANT TO THE BLIND.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-01

the public he coannes adnsister 10 the Afflicted n
his old establhe Dispcnssry.
70 vast number 81 the eirens 81 metropolis he needs
heralds his victory disease In lis most
compile destructive does be deem mate
ria. 10 be very specific enumerang The OF ths va
aides to which mankind and ~omsnknd are sseet
To stranger. begs respectfully remark that
he confines himself oace practice, and devoes himself per-
sonsy TO the welfare Of his patients keeps no ASSISTANTS OF
shop boys and Offices for the privacy OF paen
who come in contact.
DR. Carpenter would add that he regularly educated
the prefcsson Of medicine and surgery, snd received his D
pona In the ls9 NJ the New Yok State hedcal secie
w. by the highly respected and much anented John
Il Rodgers M D. Presdeat ssd that he has for eag
series OF wears himself the and cure Of
delicate and private diseases
Ne particular in the nvmber-4 Peek Slip near pesrlst
ny30 3m BIZ CAhPsNTsh-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-01

complete, vary from % and upwards Psf Blinds made
EosE rLATT a u sp sss: :: m MeS s xs,.
i HATS. McSxY, from Lsaden .sd Paris. begs,o ,p
ees s the Rsaa, that from bis European experience
red Has and for The mPertsses Of the patterns
ss.sed % supply these articles Wholesale and v sso
no,ce AND . BON The lowest terms
Book ssd Swiss nsss Bshop Lawn eros de Naples and
rcady srded him either
OF bEe and for satin and velvet shered Hats for the fan
Terms eass-No. i2 Orange doors from cA.thsm s.
SmnEsT Nc john .1.sls
Sss . s s.
sseculy tntermed that they have their gar
sss. o. calling as aSo'e,ss the following 10"
Drss. esatmade and trimmed, 600
Pants, -" i.aSoass
f fsn,: Of e"s cloth furnished for 500, isss
::s.: 4. .s: time
sss. PAID Delivery No Gjsss street :;ss:d
.af !.
Dsess; :. " M BY
Husdeds certificates Of its virtues similar % the follow
Dr. B. Jsyne-Dear SIR Having made OF your Carma-
Ralsam In finding De addp
the for which Is intended take peasureso
10 the use Of nav friends and the public sene
rally beevin afflicted with these
plains will find relief In the use OF this va liable n"'cne
JONATHAN GOING. ID. D.
President Of Granville College, OHIO.
Prepared and sold ny Dr. JAYNE, NJ. 20 South Third
street. Phladelphii sold in city the popre,srs
prices by g. ID. Sands No 100 Fulton street corner Of
William retail by Burnett. IS Sixth Avcnue John
b. Dodd Gas and I'll Broadway and q. Embree, ~ East
Broadway Price, so cents iva in
UANK NOTE PAPEN-,ol 600 sheets bank n.teps
ID pei for sale by }. CAMPBELL fERSSE,
myisa no and liz Nassau St
DOOKBIND AiE<s, LEATHE For sale by
ID ,. CAMPBELL PERssE,
myis ITO and III Nassau St
BELow-I ship.
no HAHDW * q ID EALEN~. SIEVE. AND
Il BRUSH MAKERs.-Brass Wire Of the haea numbers,
"s yls s,'e' LEWIS " iss ssucHrwAsokR co..-dt st.
4 EECHEs! LIE \. ca IL The most Superior kiDd
L. OF Swedish Leechc In excellent health, just lsndsg and
Cor sale al No Coenies Slip by -
jy1s5r- L6O.WOLF.
ONE Oe TWO ROOMS ARE WANTED.
" furnished unurnshes, in co@ouable fasfy,
this odicc. Direct Horace, Herald once stating terms
Jyz7u
MEDICAL CARD-DR cARPENTER,No. rech
l Slip, New York deems proper occasionally 70 remind
the public that he continues 10 administer 10 the amcsed
his old established Dispenssry.
TO vast number 81 citizens this metropolis he needs
bcrslds To his victory disease, Us most
compile destructive does be deem mate
TO be specific In enumcrang The names OF he var
aides which mankind and ~omsnknd are ssJeet
To he begs leave mos, respectfully 70 thai
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-01

A long, lean, low, black looking, red whiskeree
Irshman, accompanied by couple Of his pug coun
trymen entered our publication office yesterday, and
commenced with
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-05-22
SH1FlECEE OF PEER. NA.YMOEg,
IN CONGRESS,

In defence Of the Workl'gnlen at the North, and a.
gainSt The Sab Treasury Bill.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-11-28

in arms against the authorizes of Canada,
in perfect disregard of their own obllga-
tons as American citizens, and of the OBJ
legations ofthe Government of their coun-
| try to foreign nations.
! Now, therefore, have thought il ne
cessary and proper to issue this procla.
nation, calling upon every citizen of the
United States neither to give countenance
nor encouragement of any kind to those
who have thus forfeited their claim to the
protection of their country; upon those
misguided or deluded persons who are en-.
gagged in them, TO abandon projects dan
gerous to their own country, fatal to those
whom they profess desire TO relieve, im-
practicable of execution without foreign
aid, which they cannot nationally expect
10 obtain, and giving rise to imputatlons
however unfounded) upon the honor and
good faith of their own Government
upon every officer, civil and military, and
upon every citizen-by the veneration
due by all freemen 10 the laws which they
have assisted to enact for their own Gov
ernment-by his regard for the honor
and reputation of his country-by his
love of order and respect for that sacred
code of laws by which national intercourse
is regulated---to use every effort in his
power to arrest for trial and punishment
every offender against the laws providing
for the performance OF our obligations 10
the other powers of the world. And |
hereby warn all those who have engaged
in these criminal enterprises, if persisted
in, that, whatever may be the condition
to which they may be reduced, they must
not expect the interference of this Gov
eminent, in any form, on their behalf;
but will be left, reproached by every vir-
tuous fellow. citizen, to be dealt with &C.
cording to the policy and justice of that
Government whose dominoas they have,
in defiance OF the known wishes and ef-
forts of their own Government, and with
out the shadow of Justification or excuse,
nefariously invaded.
Given under my hand, at the city Of
Washington, the twenty day of
November, in the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and thirty
eight, and the sixly-third of the lnde-
pendence oil the United States.
By the President: NJ. VAN BUREN,.
JonN FORSYTH, Sec'y. of State.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-11-28
HIGHLY IMPORTANT!

Caution 10 the Public, By Dir. VIM. Erans,
No. 100, Chatham Street, Ner York.
DISEASES, general and speci0i-' Gaze ne tifi
IL bus Belcare Of falling. DIR. WIN. Evans,
No 100, Chatham street, New York, avails him.
self of the present occasion TO tender his most ua
feicned acknowledgements TO the numerous members
Of society, who Suffering under all the pains and
aches that feshs heir io) have trusted themselves
10 his care. He has the satisfaction of knowins y
from many living evidences, that his remedies hare
done their duty far lies tcfthin the compass %
human means How distressing to the afflicted Is
Dyspepsia or Indigestion poisoning all the sources
of their enjoyment, aud leading, in many instances
10 the miseries Of confirmed Hypocondrass Long
as II has been the subject Of enquiry BY medical aa
,hors, il remains in much obscurty. Apoplexy, dis
eases OF the Liver, Kidneys. Spleen. Stomach, and
Intestines, Bladder, Sc, Dyscntaryi Diarrh9a,
"cum mults aliis, perform important parts IN dra-
ma Of morbid affections Dr. Evans has been singu-
larly successful in the treatment Of the above dis
eases, by remedies drawn from his own and the re-
searches of the most eminent medical men in the
world He has also had vast experience and succ-
ess throughout the whole family of delicate disea-
ses the impure tendencies Of which are aggravated
bv and rooted into the constitution through the base
cons piracies of mercuria murdcrers, unprncilled.
uneducated and unpractsed in any art save that OF
ATTEMPTING to lead the credulous on the "road TO
ruin. - Dr. Evans office, No 100 Chatham ST., N.
Y is supplied with the choicest remedies from
home and foreign markets, and compounded by II
masters hand on scientific principles. All those
who come there in the hour of need will go away re-
iocing.