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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-29

HEWAND-LOd0n THURSDAY ABOUT nosht tt<o,
ava Dew 10 Gr.enstch The bills wer. Gowsi IS,
s sa sse ~o los saa rseoesed
The -der will be entitled tohe absve reward oy renrnna
,s personally HENRY 'SI %ScTisRiUs J
ITHOGHAPHIC PAINTER WANTED
Ia Al 20 Wall street. sxs
COLLECTIONS made all parts OF the Uaited
: s'a'e' 0a'A'"' '"' g. D. SYLVESTER.
20, $50 Broadway and u walst
NI,TKIC1 0F COLUMBIA, Virginia Maryland,
- and Pennsylvania notes at The lowest market
Draft, at sight On 81 Loui. Washington City os,on Pbia.
delphia and Bsllnare, can always be o5svsd 81
so 49, broadway, and 22Wah S.
nRAFTs At sight for Is and upwards, payable ~ any
~ partof Great Britain and Ireland car BE os'aa
80 100 Broadway and a waIs'.
nv BROWN. STONE Seal Eograyer and JsweIlsr, has
removed to as Broadway, opposite the Park Goats Of
Arm. Crrs,s Cyphers Ebemacal subjects, 6c engraved
On % 3. .rs c,g or sn 70 sny sr Iss Pencil
aud sgnei Rings engraved with coats OF arms crsts Games
Goats Of arms painted and forwarded 70 say
sook Of Heradry with upwards Of 100000 names Goats
STUYvEsANT EsJOxAron, so9 Dr. Broad =.
way corner 81 Fulton :. New York . gei sp
thowder bi, cay ready al o'clock and every Friday FOB
Refeshmen. from o'clock in the morning until II the
Terrspinservss up this day. 2o,h and nosday ss
O'Clock. ,,o,n
s2s.lt. Corner Of Fulton st. New York.
nALPsTATtON or TH@ HEART AND
Il WEAKNESS IN THE LUNGS.-For several maahs
have been distressed with palpaen of heart that
could ne, usdergo the least walking the
room would my hesr nuter 50 that seemed as if
mai fall on hoor Nights could hay and hear my heart
h.s, with great violencc and would keep awake in anxiety
Cor hour, all Of this lungs delicate and
what with cough. shornts Of breath nc seemed rs II
ous coon OF cousumpian. As medicine would
Trend ~ mine the Sun newspaper office me
10 use DR. Taylos Basam Of Lvewor sold At S75 bowery
cot bottle, can only add, u has Cared me:
s"' JAMES "a PRINCE,
80 s,dSws corner Of PIT and stanton streets
U,RANsPAxENTM WASHABLE WINDOW
L Hind MANUFACTORY-Thes subscriber respectful
10 heys the public, that he hss now for safe
and elegant assortment OF every Description OF Patent
Transparent Window ~ AIDES, among which are
taoasapes Daphanous Chinese Architsc ura asd fsney
s,nds which confidently recommend for their beauty,
strength great durability they have beer known With
amo,n last from 10 TO " years The priceso The
ssssss including cords tsse rack puls, ana stungs Tor
wiasows complete, from s6 ard upwards per pair
Rlinds .ade 10 order, by applysg 70
No. n Spruce street, New York.
N.e.-c.uptry dealers supplied with blinds and h'a"gs
s2a imlss
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-29
on sraA AZ E l,; 4 syILSss {,

AT casAJoHARfE, MONTGOMERY COUNTY. n. ".
susincss entrusted 10 their will be faithfully attend
ed r.. s26 2ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-29

will well call he will give
than delayed the 1T OF October Ass
the Gentlenen leaving sending thsfr
address, will be attended to s3-codlw-
ITO TAtLOHs.-wantea,a Gutter out for PsntaIoons
Il vcsts ard Shirts-a German will answer Apply the
corner ofGod ard tisuees from u 70 O'CLOCK 20 a
n *. POk1T,S OKIGIsAL b. KADICATOR.
Gonorba Eraddator long known the oay immediate
certain for gonorb9s ensl weakness and all affections
uf the kidneys bladder and PROSTATE gssd The
ehy obtained by the Eradicate, has
IL IN New York aud others 10 counterfeit In Boon there
FORE be particular w purchasing Of the following agents.
otherwise you will he dsspponed:-A r. ID. Sands, loo
and Bond 50 Srth Avenue In Philadelphia by sam r.
Grfhs, Dr. Frice 81 Seuflrine people should he
without w. Is its virtues preserved any climate and any
length Of tms. se-5m
a CAnD.-IMrOR FAINT TO THF BEAUMONBF-
N "PHE VANILLA COMPOUND OR PERSIAN
melic that will sypptions Of the face and feces
snd inbr The smooth, appearance gives
the eemp|eron must bspcak for great popularity among
the ladies' As for having be
ducing in few fne latb~r The patronage IL
receives from the nobility Of France
has made u extensively used la Europe.
may he he'd otHiC Hart enrrf sroadway and Cortlsndt
street. ~ Har corner OF Chamber. Broadway;
VIM. Hoanan, 657 Broadway spdE NJ Guien l27 Bows-
corner Of Grsna ST. sf Henry and Pie streets and
Hi Grand 81; ID. Sands, 100 Fuhon corser Of william
q. Price socen,s. SO coy
EAssssI0ShBLE sTnAM Hat TAryrUEAC,
Broadway, between Resde streets segs to inform
the Ladies and the Public In general that she mas r opeaes
the shove establi hment with AM egnnt rn
fine ruscan Legborn, other fashionable Hats and hhne-
~ articles.
more particularly requests the stieptios Of the Ls
dies To new style OF Hats, manuactuea ol
he se admired and will meet with general sppross-
ton. slim.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-29

NEW YORK TATTE HSALLS, 446 Broadway.
Tie regulst sales this we'll sstsosshaent
connuei 10 sks place every Monday al O'clock The
sale OF horses and carriages will commence Monday octo
Der ist At III O'Clock, with carriages harness &c. ~
o'clock the sale Si horses will commence hen will be offered
a catalogue OF from 40 10 so horses, as usual
Also sorre horse that has racked mile min IS
Also bay horse yeung and SOUND, mile
with two ia wagon In min l2sec. Also Of hne
bay horses just from the country and pair of Bpered
mes Tor Children the Bnenos Ayran and the other
Indian.
This sale orsa first opportunity OF purchasing aharse
or horses tor shipping for The road or Tor any other
q. w. MILLER, Proprietor,
myl76mf Successor To J. w. Watson 446Breadway.
G~s.AI SALE OF Va. UABL - OIL PAINT
iNGs, ENGkAvINGS. AND OTHER
,u,ur WORhS OF AkI.
- rsrayinss and other works Of Art, exhibiting at
,he academy OF Fine Arts No 10 Ba clay doors below
hs.or house, by MIR Sarguiue will be sold public
on commencing on the 2th of September To be continued
nnti Inc whole shall have been sold collection will
nam on exbbon unt the day of sale the usual sharge
LOT auhsoh uhu winch Time also sales be e.
rooms ..IE
To those who have of The oppor
snity 10 witnessa collect brilliant in subject and in
occurrence, we would merely that choicest
of offered for sale EUROPE and
ing the obstacles to he Introduction valuable paint
this of those
the Fine Ars gener ally will agree with
OF the rch treats offered 10 the public one pro-
baby, that will never again occur Mr. Sangunet con-
happy to give attention ard nfermaC required
SIT AARON LEVY. Auctioae-r. u Liberty
- Is s-uA ID '. A STOn Il; WnNFt D
tH Wanted small store in Broadway, bet~ ecR Pine
address NJ NJ at this office, stating location, rent &c. nc
s28 81
,etA kOil sALE.-The Sloop Ferona, of 60 tons bur
E tn well calculated for thu river trade will be sold
-e low on application this Captain board, at Oliver
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-29

,eI4A kOiI sALt-rbe Sloop Ferona, of 60 tons bur-
~ tn well calculated for thu river trade, will be sold
sse low, application the Captain board at Oliver
Slip or 1872 South street SGT ST.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-29

I STONE, PLVMBEH AND ENGIN IL,
~ 500 BROADWAY, continues manufacture his muck
approved Patent Water Closets Force Pumps which
hitherto invented Also cold Shower
vapor Batns Lead Cerns washhand Staads Bras Fasce
ase and Coupling Joints Valves and every description OF
Brass Lead and Copper Work Hydraulic AID Air Pumps
Artificial Fountains Jets dEan, Portable Water Closets Va
por Shower Baths &c, made fixed.
r. Levels taken for the of ard
formation given relative tn Hydraulics. ss-lms
EIREMGN'S AND SEA CAPTAINS
TRUMPETS.-Are consta ntly made order Of be7uti
ful pattern and superior workmanship and at moderate
prices by LEWIS FEUCHTWANGER,
SIT Courtlandt St
vTNNUNk LOSY.-Taken by Car,man from n board
the Seampsat Flew Haven, Black Leather Trunk
taBing and hoek and marked each end
e. C. suitable reward will be paid by leaving No.
IL Nader Lane, stairs. s27 a.
- UPE ., IOh TABLE AND TEA SPOONS
~ And les and Butter and Fish knivc, manufactured
from the American silver, warranted stand The color
LEWIS FEUCHTwANGER,
SIT 2Courtiandts 81.
To TAl,-ohs.-TLe subscriber respectfully informs
the Trade that he daily receiving from auction choice
assortment Of eshs csssimrr.s vestngs pilot cloths &e
which he viii sell either by the yard small
advance Tor cash. He also keeps tspd large
ment OF trimmings which he offers retail sing low
prices Those Who cash for their goods will find
their advantage to call ALFRED +. JAMES.
s251w. SO Maiden Lane.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-29
ELLiG THOU Ms

Wh0Itsak and RefdU LOZENGE Warck0use,
100 NASSAU STREET.
En DIFFERENT VARIETIES OF medic ated and eomnoa
CO L-rengesequal TO the Eng h, and free from
sdulte Amone them Cough that will
coughs and consumptsns when they eurabe-worm do
that never fail 10 dspe the kind OF wormApollo do.
tha, improve the yoceSarsparia do that purity the
bood-Camphor do, for low spirits tsintHgs, hc.-Khubard
do for costvenesOrs Root do sweetening the breath
Peppermint, Sasssfrzs, winergreen. Rose, c. he.
fpeods
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-29

n>S ~ LEW ARD-Loao n Thursday about moan, 81 IS,
ND in gaing from Mendeps. cor Broadway AND John ST.
nwu Dew TO Greenwich. The bills were as ows one $50
on ,he .1ebers and Bank, 50 the schanics
Bank two los thrcet and no. not recolesied
The -der will entitled othe absve reward by RETURNING
90 Ia HENRY ARCULARIUS Jr.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-29
Ihe Latest Fashions received.
pISITING AND WEDDING,
MERCAN TILE AND COMMERCIAL
g A k DIS.
MILITARY, CIVIC, AND GOAT CLUB
Ball Tickets,
CUPPING AND LEECHT

u CGPPING performed by experienced person-alsa
the most superior Swedish Leechesspped any time
night tor sale, wholesale retail the drug of
j. *. MONIES, GA Broadway.
N. B.-5,oo0 Superior Leeches Just received auS0 lms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-29

nI,TKICI 0F COLUMBIA, Virginia, hsyisnd
~ Pennsylvania notes. purchased al the lowest market
rates. =. 49,. 90. :, -. M,
deInhia and ainmsre can always be obtalnei of
"'P'-' J. SYLVESTER,
90 49, broadway and 22Wall 81.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-29

GEE UhsI CLOTH MANTh ID =. 50 Chs;
gentems as second hand cshes for which win pay
highest cash prices Persons having clothing dispose
will do well call he will give at least
ut present than delayed ssr the it OF October As
wanted frs. tsoressss
Genteraen leaving or sending theft
address will be attended to s3-~odlw-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-29

THE i" Royal
William" Capt.
Swanson, will
leave Liverpool
as above men
tioRee, and will
sail from New
York 18th Oeto-
Der.
Her character
for speed Il safe.
" is already well
established. She
is divided ists sc
parata cnnnar,-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-29

7 ITHOGsAPHIC PAINTER WANTED
IL Al % Wall street. SO u.
COLLECTIONS made all parts OF The United
S'' q. }. SYLVESTER.
90, $50 Broadway and u wallst
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-29

ID AND ca n SIS sIs Broadwsy and n Ana street, e.
trance joins the both for the sale Of Billiard
Tables Cloths Balls kc he and exercises for health Pur
chaers and players are Invited There IS Bsrd Table,
ready for trial. Ia ROOM with spring. Steel indis
rubber and cloth cushions and eagle ros and wood frame.
the best assortment ever offered the pablo. mysi-s
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-29

nRAFTS AZ sight for is. and pwards payable ~ any
- :, = g. sYLvEsTERS,
go 100 Broadway and ~ Wall 81.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-05-24
CONFLAGRATION.

The Philadelphia papers contain accounts
Of the destruction by fire, in that city, on
Wednesday evening last, Of large and cost
ly building recently erected by the abolition
lists, and called "Pennsylvania Hall" 1t ap-
pears that a convention of aboltionists from
several of tho Northern and Middle States
and composed of men and women Of all col
ors, had assembled in Philadelphia, for the
purpose, among other things, of dcdcating
| the now Hall.
For day or two previous TO the confagra-
ton, the members Of the convention, chiefly
women, paraded the city with ostcntation,
exhibiting the spectacle of blacks and whites
men and wonen-perambulating arm in
| arm, along the most public streets. This
created great excitement and ill-will on the
part Of the populace, and had the effect TO
stimulate the mob to commit the lawless acts
| which ensued.
On Tuesday evening the Hall was crowd
ed with whites and blacks of both sexes, and
the assembly was addressed by Mr.. Garrison
and Mrs. Maria w. Chapman Of Boston, and
Mrs. Angelica Grmke Weld and one or two
other women of Philadelphia. A mob out
side assaled the windows, and finally the
meeting was dissolved without much injury.
Tho next day several lectures were deliver.
u OcIOre the COnVcutiOT. Hc ckCtcWeUt
and noise continued all day, and towards
night On immense mob was collected. The
Mayor then ordered the Hall to be cleared Of
the abolitionists. At about 8 o'clock, how
ever, the mob rushed in and set fire to the
building, which was entirely consumed. The
fire companies refused to play on the Hall,
and exerted Themselves only to save the sur
rounding buildings.-[B Boston Gazette.
The following account is from the Penn
.ylvania Inquirer Of Friday morning.
The popular excitement growing out Of the
dedication Of Pennsylvania Hall. and the at
tending circumstances, reached fearful pitch
throughout yesterday.
The tumult Of the previous night was the
theme Of all tongues, thousand cxtravagaDt
stories were circulated. and the spprcbc nsion
became general that the night would not pass
by, without a still more fearful and exciting
scene. During the day, the Hall was open,
md as We believe, ono or two lectures were
delivered. .
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-05-24

A GENERAL RELEAsE.-The Toronto Her
aid Of Saturday last says-"rhis day Charles
Durand received sentence Of death, to be
hanged on the 9th instant. The remainder
Of the prisoners not yet tried to the number
of ffy.four, were then called up, when the
Chief Justice, in his usual able and eloquent
style, addressed them on the enormiiy Of the
crime in which they were engaged, and en-
joined upon them boncciorward TO 1.-Two in
peace and social harmony, setting forth the
happy results OF such a course Of conduct,
which he finished, by informing them that in
consideration Of tho energetic efforts which
had been used to corrupt their minds, and in
remembrance Of their former loyalty and
good conduct, they were purdoned. The
only condition which was required of them
was 10 give security for their good bshavior
for three years themselves in GOO each, and
two sureties each Of GI00."
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-05-24

ExcuRsios To SrosiScros.--The Pro,
priciors Of the S,onington Railroad have Of
fercd TO toe citizens Of Providence the use Of
their road and cars for an excursion to Ston.
ngton and back, on day to be 6xed--tho
fare TO be paid as donation for the relief Of
the sufferers by the fire in Charleston.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-05-24

by IN uct Of Assembly OF 1886, the county
Of Philadelphia Is responsible for all property
destroyed IN the county by a mob, providing
the ownor has had no participation 10 tho
81, a
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-05-24

The PRKsBYTEsiAN CRURCH.-The Gen.
cral Assembly Of the Presbyterian Church in the
U. s. met on Thursday last, in the 7th Presbyte-
rian Church in Philadelphia. This meeting has
been looked TO with great interest, on account Of
the proceedings Of the Assembly last year, by
which several Synods, and a large number Of
ministers, were excluded on account Of alleged
heresy in doc,rine-the excluded ministers being
what are called the New School, such as DR..
Beecher, MIR. Barnes, &c. The excluded party
protested sgninst the proceedings Of the majority
as illegal, and determined to claim their rights as
members Of the General Assembly the present
year. The two divisions Of the Church met in
different churches several days previous TO Thurs
day last-and the new school party finally np-
pointed a committee 10 wait upon tho other party,
with some resolutions which had been passed,
proposing compromise Of the existing difficulties
but il appears that those ovsrtures not very
we'll received by the Old School party, and moth
ing was effected.
At tho meeting on Thursday, after the intro
ductory sermon, DIR. Patton, from Geneva, offered
resolutions, but being from one Of tho oxcsed
Synods, no was told by the moderator, he was
not in order.
Mr.. Cleaveland, Of Michigan, then read some
thing declaring the proceedings Of the last As
sembly illegal-the moderator endeavored TO stop
him, but in vain--when he had finished, he NOV
ed that Rev. DIR. Beman, Of Troy, he the mod
orator Of the General Assembly. This was car
red by large majority, and DIR. Beman then
took station in the broad aisle, and was sworn
in by magistrate The clerk was then elected
by nomination and vote a motion was then
made, that the Gener al Assembly do now adjourn.
to mee, forthwith at MIR. Darnes's church, which
was carried.
Tho old school Marty roo,o;,ed anil cxo Jol
to transact business, as If uothing had happened.
Rev. Mr.. Palmer, Of Va, was chosen moderator
they then adjourned till 8 o'clock, when they
reassembed and resumed business.
The Philadelphia Sentinel says" The two
parties are now fairly separated both claiming
10 be the General Assembly land il 10 no, likely
they will ever act together again. Which is the
General Assembly, must be determined by tho
Judicial tribunals Of the country"
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-15
HdMORRUOIDS-


HAYS LINIMENT.-No Flction.-This OK.
IL traerdlnary chemical compositions the result
of science, and the invention celebrated mcdi
cal man, the introdua;o II of which TO the public
was invested with the soennlty OF deathbcd
beques has stree gained n ref uuton unpa alIeed,
fully sustaining the correctness of the laInehted
DR. Gridey's last confessions tina, &c no dared not
die without giving to posterity the beucit of his
knowledge this subject" and he therefor,
b,queathcd 10 his friend and attendant, Sulolnou
Hays, the secret of his discovery.
Ii is now used in the principal hospitals, And
the private practice in country first and most
certainly for the Of the Pcs and SO exten
sivcly and etftclualiy battle ccdulity unless
where its effects are witnessed Externally in tho
following complaints:
For Dropsy-Creating extraordinary absorption.
at once.
All Swelngs-Reducing thon in few hours
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS or Chrome, giving quics
case.
soro Throat-By Cancers, Ulcers or Colds.
Group and Whooptng Cough-Extcrnully, and
over the Chest.
All Bruises, Sprains, and Burns-Curing In a
few hours.
Sores and Ulcers-Whether fresh or lone
standing, and fever sores.
Its operations upon adults and oliildfen in reduo
ing rheumatic swellings, and loosenng coughs and
tightness of the chest by relaxation Of the parts,
has been surprising beyond conception The
vi tilohe wiz nave used II IN The
Piles, is " 1t acts ike CHARM"
THE FL ES-Ihe price, ST is refunded TO any
person who will use II bottle of Hays Liniment
tor the Plies, and return tho empty bottle without
being cured. Those the positive orders of the
proprietor to the Agents; and out of many thou.
sands sold, not one has been unsuccessful.
W, might insert certificates To any length but
prefer that those who sell tho article should ez-
hlhl the original to purchasers.
CAUTION-None can he genuine without
splendid Engraved wrapper, on which is my name,
und also that Of tho Agents.
SOLOMON HAYS.
Sold wholesale and retail, by COMsTOCK l.
Co, New York, and by one Druggist in every
town in the Union.
For sale by the Wholesale Agents, corner Of
Common & TchouPitoulas street, and by tho
APothecuries generally. je30
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-15

D CASEY, No. 10 Camp street, has just receive
ADs from London, per ship Tiger, Deny, Mediu
Royal Super Roy al, Imperial, Columbier, and double
Elephant Drawing paper; Tinted Royal and Impera,
do Tunhrs London Boards. Plain and Tined
Bristol board Ivory paper; Transparent Horn paper:
Gold and Silver paper; Gold borders, hte and Color
ed Rice paper. .-
DRAWING PENCILS.
Reeves & Sons best prepared Lead Pencils, Brook
uiun a. Langdon's do do.
COLOURS, &C., &c.
Reeves 4 Sons Wafer Colors; Newmau's do; box
of Chalks; soft Crayo1s-36, 70 and LA different
shades; Liquid Gold; Sold and Silver shells; Marble
and thina Ink Slabs China Saucers China Tiles, Sc,
and divisions Ivory, Mahogany, ana China Palees;
Ponah brushes; best Badger Ponah brushes; Ponah
knives; Music aud Stretching Portfolios; Paper, Leath
and Cork stumps; Miniature Ivories d Cases
Swan Quill Pencils; do black Snble do.
OIL COLOURS,
Prepared canvass; Japanned Tin Boxes Bladder Co
lnurs with Pencils. Drawers. &c. Prepared Canvass.
II 80 Il 80 inches.
POCKET BOOKS g. WALLETS.
Russia and Morocco Pocket Books; Russia Leather
Wallets; Russia Leather Pocket hooks, Il Ivory
leaves; patent Tablets with Silver pencil cases.
SCREW H aNDLES.
Plain ard Reeded Roseu ood, Boxwood Mat gold
Furnished gold, Fancy colored and gold Screw Han
dies.
PEN HOLDERS.
Pearl and Gold Pen Holders; Pearl and Silver do.
octi9
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-15


a BEAUTIFUL hend of hair is tn grnndest orna
y ment belonging 10 the human frame How strange
" The loss OF it changes the coun'tnnncc and prona
t1rrly brings on the appearance Of Old ag" which
ses many TO reco at heine uncovered, and sometimes
even TO shuv society avoid the tests aud snGers OF
their acquaintance; the remainder % their lives
seqnently spout in refinement In short, not even the
loss Of property fills the thinking youth with
that ncavv sinking gloom does the loss of lis hair
Toavcrt all these unplea circumstances 0ldridge'
Balm OF Columbia stnrs the hair from falling off on the
first application, ard few bottles restores it again II
likewise produces eveb and wlskers; prevents the
nnr from turning gray, makes it curl beautifully and
trees II from scnrf. Numerous certificates of the first
iesrestnhilitv in support of the virtues of OdrGges
Balm ara shown by the proprietors.
IL Read the ioowing:-
Robert Wharton, Esq. late Mayor of Phadclph
has certified may b. seen below, to the high cara
of he following gentlemen.
The undersigned do hereby certify that have used
the Balm Of Columbia discovered by J, Oldridge and
have found il highly serviceabe only preventive
against the FILLING off of hair, but alsoa certain restor
WILLIAM THATCHER, Senior
Methodist Minister in st George charee
No Sc North Fifth st.
JOHN P INGLIS, 32l Arch street.
JOHN ID THOMAS, NJ D, 163 Racest
JOHN ) FtREY, 1G1 Spruce street.
HUGH McCURDY. 2i3 South I'd st.
JOHN GARD, Jr, 1913 Arch street.
1t " known that three of the above signcrs
than Oh years OF age, and the others less than 30.
From the Mavor.1
Commonwealth Of Pennsylvania.
City Of Philadelphia
I, Robert Wharton, Navor of said city of Philade
rh0, do hereby certify Hint am well acquainted with
Nessrs T lnglis, John Frue . aud Hugh NJ Curdv
whose names signed to the above crrcutetat the
gentlemen OF character and resn.cuhilty md as
such full credit should lie giycn to the said certificate
In wtncs VIII 'reof have hereuno my hand
and cnused the seal of the city 10 be fixed, this
9th day of December, &c.
l.. :. ROBERT WHARTON, Mayor.
OBSERVE TINT each bottle ofthe Genuine Balm has
splendid engraved wrapper, which is repros; nter
the iaiI yfNiasarl, &c
SOLD hoeSale and retail by the sole nqents for Am,
RIGA. % Fleche street. near Maiden Lane, one ,ioor
bel Pearl street and by druggists and peiumers
II ragh Ii country.
JARVIS & ANDREWS,
n9 Wholesale Agents New Orleans.