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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-03-22
s6O,OOO!!.

10 Drawn Nos. in each package of 25
Tickets.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY.
Class No. ONE for 1898.
10 os dra'on at .alerandria, d. C. ON
Saturday, Gath March, 1888.
10 NO. Lotte,y-15 Dra,on Ballots.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-21

a ONE two story d" eling house, No. s. Ir!-
4eF1 ton street, near Tiroll l. rce, standing back
sH4 tlo," the street, ying four rooms, well lin
shed, story it hen With four rooms, cisiern, well
md ever tsnvcnenre to make 1t a comfortable resi-
lrnce for sall family dcsiruns living iered. Adj
ply to }. OFT.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-21

4OX Ef!AlR -iO0 dozen Box "a, :, .,sl
b colsec, aud suitable 10 Shipping for sale at the
| ouisanu Furrtufa Mare Ro ms.
roli NM BCARNRS
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III I r. /.

- Two houses near Tivoli Circle; APplyt.
IEsFh1 OFT.
IL lUQ noyl9
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-21

10 kr,NI.
IA FE'HREE QUARTERS Of n square o.
Tge III U ground wi, two houses thereon ntar the
JlEG.Gl4tq new market on Puydras ST.. Ap lily to
RUBT. CLANNbN,
nnN.E nm Il
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NEW BOOKS.
AMIn OF .SuaRkSS & SEA GuLIS- in 9 Ynls.

NEW BOOKS.
" AID OF SHARKS & SEA GULLSr in vols.
~ the Wife Hunter. in : vols.
The Stranger in China, in vols
Murders and Uurages committed in this country
embelsir-d with numerous engfayngs, representing
line ofblood, and correct iktuesses of The crn
lLHls
Curiositirs of literature and literary character illus
rrated by D'lsrali Esq ID IT, trutII edition. CON-
piete in volume.
Nicholas Neklri,y part first complete.
Reports OF Cases. argued und odjudged AZ the SUI
prrme Cuurt o Me United States, January term, 1888,
by Richard Peters; Vol l..
Just received aud Tor sale by
WI M'KEAT,
ne~20 cor Camp and CHm uOn st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-21

FUNHE proprietor has re-trSsi his Reading Room
l. the II. ChaIes Exchange, Gorles OF Grapier
aud 81 Cksref street, Inibe gfat"st nanuer
Besides all the principal ai@rs OF he Dai'"d states
tnf city and stte. the tan4das Texas and MeA
aud iiaya ma, IA ON Is regularly aud ,ftcRais-
Nv supplied with the dates European paIeis lo,d's
ais,s an, P dt - Prize Current. Alec with ne, y
all the Lat rary Per utcrs-n the day, and hts he
cubic aliens OF the L,rdurt Va ,urg Westminster
Metropolitan itesl,.wf AMI ilnckwobl. ,l2esEiqe. The
Norlh Yin rcnn lesisas TIM : uthetn lrta =, kuick
f,ocker, Ike >,uc,iuGs JonnEl q >cleu.r and Arts,
Cabinet Miscellany Benoa5utic ReHe tse! $leurau's
II game, Aaeiicaa nounls, i'eny. Nasee'i ny, tlle
Mexico Chrurgca Rewi.m aud Il uSsiety ci others.
All these works uurlr subscribed tor and rece
we'd. he room IL als0 supplied ~th Ia &c variety
of Jumps and aliases, Miles eglser, LEWIS Price Cur
it, co.'s heHCe nent, GuantcerS and variety
Of work OF rel rence-
Tue most vevS Intelligent news collectors are en-
plo, ed, give TIE lie rivals sud pa
pen.c Will tie spared render this lie ldiug tst Tia,
air.t the Uutled States.
Subscriptions respectfully receive
Octll-t'
NEW uuLi.A> ~, n CAIRO ITDA RAIL ROAD
COMPANY.
AiGH ASGExsnTS FOR THE WEEK Days.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-21
SHIPPING.
For Europe.

~ + Iit lIVtRP nL.
,srFfN. The | iisi sailing bnrqus MARS,
aG- Capt Rop 7, rrqui l0i bales cotton t, com
lcte her cargo, will have imulada'e dispatch For
freight or assage having two splendid rnhi Is, apply
ON bard, orlU HOLMES " MILLS.
drcl2 Bank Plcc".
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-21

As the ahov Notes can be 81 one but
the owner thr finder Of The wallet tain the money
and " I'll receive add the above ard en- leay
ns the wallet with all the papers at The Bar of the
Mr chnnts xc ange enclosing the pupers addressed
10 BOX III, through tie Post Office, 18th deciiois
To who-e tlrcss the reward rhI II he directed.
III
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-21
sn,r99

THE Subscribers Offer ul Wholesale
e. , The following goods
" l hATS-lO0 cases nloiesk kin silks, as
SxA [ sorted size an" hrms
R~SA do best No - do do
40 do do No do do
100 case best No g. assorted sizes and brins.
20 do Beaver, superior ur.icle
so do Fine Nntria;
so do Extra do
900 do Black and White Russia;
SO do Extra Black Ru STA;
lea do Muskrat II C0ney tur broad and narrow
hrlns, for l.etee and country trade;
d. Al ranks ofnli,ary " nav Chapraus;
dc Chdre"S silk mud Russia Hats, all sizes.
Capa-Fur otter, FIR .Seni, JTutn, MuskrM, and
hnir Sett, in tire dosen cases.
Seuette.
Cloth Cnns-Pick~ick, Polish Ayrrs hat
shape soft top,
Forest, tora2t,
Military unlreHs,
ID Leather iolagmg.
hihlren's Fancy I ur,ans, Plaid AMI Velvet Caps,
Flenrh patterns.
Stocks-Sulin, SILK and Bombazine, OF the neatest
stylrs.
unnciias--sk and cotton.
Military Plunet, oiled silk.
ELK HIanlkercties-po and Sp,nltird4
5anlloXes for hat'rs wood cnee~, double f drp goods.
Tn. above goods comprise dr-e stock, and all
af the latest patterns and will be sold small ad
vance with cost AMI char .es on New York prices The
subscribers will take orders for southern western and
Trx,smarkets for the house of II Gossip II Co, Hat
Manufacturers N5w York, aud at hs shortest possible
notice. German and French Pushes bought
GOSSIP ~ CO,
Naval Military, and Fashionable Har,ers,
Exchange Hotel,
povlA St Ci'urles ct
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-21
B A G. u N G..
LOUISIANA
JOCKEY CLUB RACES,


OpER THE LOUISIANA COURSE.
VRNHE FALL. MEETING has been postponed TO
i Tuesday, thee tn day of De, em',sr.
First Day-Sweers axes, Tor two year olls--rnile
heats-subscrpon $500, forfeit 5000; four subscribers
aud rlosed-J"n Miller !. Binyulnun, W Mi
nor, md &c $ Farrar.
Same Day-i'ropretors' Purse, slo,me hen's-
entrance y, nd led to the purse: free all ho'srs
Seco til Day-i'he Creole Purse Of $5m-mila
heals
Same Day--Purs. s,5O-mile heats--frce for all
hur<ts.
Third Day -propri.'or's Purse s.! 1.-TWO mile
henIs II more than iva -tr;, the conh hes 10 he en-
title II 'lai hl two, the winner TO receive ) ,0n
Fourth Dty -Juckcs Ciuo Pause s. $50 i ,re' mite
heats which The second best wt!l be EMIT ed s. No.
it more than sart-f ant wu the winer t,tetrlye
$l,5oO..
Fin Day The Louisiana Plate, value $l,o0,-two
mile heats iy" yeur Odds and will AIRY 100 's.
-four od- and uultr, their propria'r weights.
SirM Dny-Prop.ietor's Purse, 5 iOd-milc heats
best Bin )
Sepenth D.y-Jorkcy Club Purse, $,5o0-four mile
heats than start the second best horse i'll
be entitled to ,U0-lf but two the winner to receive
s$lAOO.
Eighth Day-Post Srnke-three mile heats-cn-
arauce $.5O-p. p-free for all ages-weght for age.
HENRY A TAiLOE.
J G RANCH
MA Melville MAltIGNf,
noy28 Prophet RI
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-21
NARNISUES,

from the mandatory Of + b Smith & Co, comprise
in Nos " iurmturr; Nos. | u 2coach Narni,h ~
! n ordinary domestic Black japan, Brown q. i.
Also, u kegs Crone green, in % lbs eath h, eruu
OIL and lou cahnlsterS superior Frcneh green,
oil. II bt rrcs SPIRITS OF rnperirle and Boiled On.
Artists C.Aksrs, Nc. tRceyes j. On, luudof u d
40 boxes ffIIch Lake, for sue al the PANT Sloe =.
the subscriber. nOAIEIll
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-21
CHALLENGE TO TRE WORLD.

CHAI.ETNIE I T.
TsyEL run Mr.. JOHN Caml,hell's cot WA;iNER,
L by Sir Charles, out If Maria West by Marian,
now tour years od agains, any hotse, geld
ang in the world for twrny thousand dollars, as
snuch the ecceptT rag please, e OF
our mile heats over the Melaire Cause, New Or
ieans the iour.k Monday ia March 1899. The forfeit
40 he half ef the stake, and the be
aereeaby 10 the rules of the Me1aire Jockey
Clue. ihis challenge w open for sccep-
sance uuti the fifteenth day Of January. 1888.
dl lGt JAMES > GARRISON.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-21

Fall. FASHIONS.
FENllE subscribers leave inform their patrols
Il and the pubic generally, that they aie now M
pared TO eIl,olI lhell iu fashions.
GOSSIP j. co,
Fashionable liuttcs, E1cLau5e Huel,
nONl 81. ChsIrs Vt
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-21

Ia
H0sHE PRINCIPAL of the Eugiih, French u Spanish
AcaIemv, No Id, ST. Chastee >tre"t ,''na'aa noes
60 his friends aud the pub ic with eslisd ion tsat hIs
Iu,tuu in zee stul operul "- 'tInl he hopes
soon luv his COM En,cn III pupils, winch val he
limited To fly.
lie tnses Ihrs opportunity Of assuring parents thai
Il thin. shall h- aauin Ahlch NAV contribute 10 The
comfort aud Improvement OF their seas
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-21

WUSr received by the subscribers large assotin
- Of White Stone China, together Hilh prt at
ETY. of Cut and PLAN f,cuch i mblcrs, SUITE lie
Bars and Hotels, w,h will tie sold low ny the ptt,
age or dozen. BBROWER Il e,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-21

FOR BAL1I MORE.
Fl The fast ~aiin scnr AUSTIN, S;l'es-
,iy-rTfS. ter, Master having ali her freight engaged
-A..G- viii sail in few days. For passage only
has ms good accommodations, apply TO
WM PORTER,
dce3 IS Common ST
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-21

LNoR sALE--A fr,t rate Negro IRON 20 10 70 :, =.
II of a. e, fully guaranteed by
dl9 l. Ii GALE. % Common a
a SELECT and reh supply OF Dry Col rsn
IN cry Description, for Scene painting: Otlu,rl 4.
ter col"rS; brushes aud tools, AID an extens
stock u superior
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-21

llILl tfD BALLS AND CHE.KS.-4 large AS
aD so. tnent Of Ri arl Balls Of superior quality al
the Bazaar curier st. Charles and Common-st.
BUSH n ALLAN.
30 Exchange tiatci
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-21

TO RENT.
"a A comfortable dwelling house in Caron.
81 r.i3 delet street. doors rom aual SIRE t. II
ILL has been recently pai"ted up, AMI is in
good tenahabln oder; possession given immediately.
Appiyto
DOYLE & MAY,
nov23 3 Cdrondelet 9
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-21

TJ>r received al the LOUISIANA FuRNITuRt WARE
81 Rooms, 5h Rienvie street, 10 Anpie and henry
t;edSteads Il first article. Also. good assort-
mert OF Muplr WAnui and painted Chars; which will
be sold fot the lowest cash prices.
~ '' W II CARNE$,
Ie 81 Rrn, lille
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-21
MRS. ANDERSON'S
PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE,

10 ktNI.
A LARGE and connodiuu- Ro over LEWIS
/ n auction store, % Magazine street. aplly to
" GREENE T..
Llttn"rnplisr, the premises
y B The above would maize Il good driil
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-21

N ANiFulD WKITERS--WiIson's Improved
VI Nlnniiod Writ in every style, just receiv
the bAZ AJAX, corner Of st Charles and Common SIS.
BUSH Il ALLAN,
nov.O Exchange Hotel.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-22
M y k Y nj A II X e II,
Fr id "a Gent NJ

Inc prices to-day al The stock exchange closed very firm
but the sales we're about as usual material change in
rates was manifest. Ohio L. improved per cent also
Vokburg rose cent Harlem receded per cent; NJ j.
r. went up per cent and s,onington closed per cent
higher than the close OF yesterday.
Other tasnths slight rally in fancics we notice ma,era,
change in he aspect Of business in wa nor will there
De- un The arrival OF the expected steam ship. The advices
per Garrca to have had mme date effect on The
The OF the European crops ere So very
conflicting hat nothing with degree Ger tanty he
depended impression that the specnlativ.
movements ~ grain and aeuT both here and in land are
TO say the least, premature.
The Vile &c Lyon packet the 10th for Havc carried
out Sl67 600 in specie
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-22

Where are chey-ihe iorea rangers.
Children OF this western laBdf
Who, TO greet the pale faced stran eers
Stretched n unsuspsctiHg hand
Where are they, whom passion goaded
Mady 10 the uaeqHal night
Tossing wild tkeirfeathery arrow
'Gainstthe girdsd warriors might.
Were not these their own bright waters
Were not these their native skies
Reared they not their red.browed daughters
Where eur princely mansions rise Z
From the vale their hone have vanished,
ON the streams their light canoe
Chieitains and their tribes have persisted
Like the tnicket' where they grew,
fhongh their blood no longer ashing,
wakens wars discard ant cry,
stains II not the naples aushag
:, WheH sad autdmn'sstcp is nigh
none are living to deplore them,
None are leiI their names to tell,
Oniy Natnre bending DER them
seems TO sigh Fare ell Farewell.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-22
DIED.

On the 10th Mrs Ees wife Of JOHN O. Misses aged
80 years
On 2oh instant Mary Efxsbe h. only child OF Cabsrse
ard Murray, aged 10 mouths ann 20 days
On the zih instant OF sbon illness, Mrs Gould
aged ~ years
the 2s, inst at jersey City Mevina Eir ,se,b Edge
daughter 81 Isaac Eego ", aged years end uonks
Al nronhlyn, on The 18Th George SULLIVAN of
George and Susan HdIard, Of Bos,en, eyed years and
months
A. Railway ~ D. on the Goth s the residence OF his
father william Ross son Of inothy Ross and late Of this
T.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-22
M a ft RED.

On "Wednesday, loh instant st. Thomas Church. BY IN.
Rev Or HAWKS, Mr. John rsrpan TO his Ja,e O. Lindsey
all Of this city.
en- tie Nth instant by the Rev Dr. Mror Mr. JAS Broad
bent OF saddleworh, England, 10 Miss Alice Taylor OF the
pa =.
On The goth instant, by The Rev DR. Patton Mr. Lyman W
Gilbert, To Miss Louisa J., daughter OF Timothy Keliog Esq
all OF this city.
the 2ob Instant by the Rev WIN Rerrisp Mr. John Or
to Miss Margaret only daughter Of Alex Lawrence ESQ.,
all of this city.
On the 10 infant ny the Rev. Wa Psrkas.n Mr. Solo
mon BuAtng 10 Mss Margaret Nichols all Of THIS city.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-22

CT La Flechellc, Vice Consul Of France, has re-
turned to the city voluntarily, and delivered himself
up to the civil AUTHORITIES in order to NEE, the accu
saon Of the grand jury, charging him with the crime
Of beng Instrumental m the abduction Of Marsaud
and RAYMOND. He procured bal for $4,000. and was
discharged.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-22
II q m A TO PILLS.

NJ NILES COMPOUND EXTRACT OF TOMATO
-Porey vegetable preparation, Ind vausb,c substitute for
Cseme In various diseases In Bilious Diseases ysundc
Liver Complaint Dyspepsia Govt Rhenmvisn Affection Of
the Kidneys SICK Headaches CONSTIPATION Of the Bowels
and IN multitude OF Complaints arising from deranged
" the Digestive and secretve orgsrs this ediene
recommended with the confd, valuable and
remedy It's virtues beir well tested In private practice
and more recently by general USE
The envelope scconpsn ing the scle gives minute &C.
ssnpton of the uaiion ard sectiens Cor LIS us yer
sale by MARSHALL g. kbOtUM, Gen agent
sos Broaewsy.
Also, of Rushep pin wall 90 William sweet no Tread
way, and 70 Asor House; JOHN Mthan, ie5 Brrdwyi v.
T. Grsen sas Br-adwsyt O. O. Goggsshsi rssr ree'i
n Dodd 6t3 and III eroadwayt Adsmsun Vin sove.
400 p,a.dwsv s2sdGwits
- TX respeease yeung girls will mad cons,. NJ
- clean and gentee business Wy applying AZ " spruce
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-22
State OF Trade.

The Dry &c DDS trade in this city tie past weeks
Should be Suser thsn a any
other The falhrg Oh principally confsedt job
purchases Of rev goods fat they Quite nun
Der OF arrivals have ,sAen place since our ss
fall uaae The arrivals from Havre however brought
sale. n co h % 1rs
Ia sale o. Ch,ss silks this morning which was well attend
poran sale called to this city quite Of merchants
rem nsshhcrins ties r,es win ,seir
Great Western viii give impetus trade all kiRds
esen very sea fer home use and ad
per pound Al Savannah, the lfh little more animation
The sales bales %
ee i2tc Of new q bales hsa been received Of which
TosAcco-phe advanced which leaf now held /,
hr as sys sss O an hes op
taken "A lc and 1000 bales of Domingo 400 of
price. Manu-aeiqIea her 5y the agents,
OF me or, e5s and rates be
be- rs1ns au1,s: Of held Peters
the s%os
y and buyers wait The arrival of the ester before
he IS II their r1s supple
mn Inc Gsnvsos that the c,ep would Short
houses In the months of August and October az
reports manufactured auaiI,e rbicb have bs..
selling at TIC are now held at ID
before and have Produced further rise IN
aonr Western con mon held So today The
operations have however been In with
septs, which quite small Some Vt northern csru
have been ad- al 06c and also of the same
the close this latter wsshed I2c h the opn-
ion OF the eeaer here generally Ena
land have create tie deficiency in hs crops Nv
reference u the let er OF pondsnt Will seen
that orders have TO this buy These
were radoubedly predcated the prices received there
per he President, which vessel left july At
which time elllg here freel, IS 06 western
fancy branfs Al presest prices they will therefore pro-
baby be fuinied.
AsHrsPos Lave advanced TO IS So which price above
soe bills have been taken which be obtained
al that price Asihe receipts continue
demandiag s57sio So Pearls have been by
In po and some small parcels have been taken at $3.50
" S1A She stock Is held chief at 81
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. are very firm at 27c-one lot Of
the last sales.
BsEswAx The market nearly OF this article Small
par cells have been taken Al &c, cash.
RICE article becoming marh e. and
prices show tend ncy toinpro"e At Savaal I4
the transactions limited Some were made NJ
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-22

W For "a full and complete Shipping List and
Pnee Current we refer our readers to our afternoon
paper Of this day, which, as usual on Saturdays,
contains lis, OF Marine occurrences arranged in
fourth page are embodied the daily money and com.
mercial reports from the Morning Herald, forming
a more valuable commercial record than is published
in any other paper
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-22

FT We learn from the captain of the schooner
William Temple, la days from Antigua, that the su.
gar crop was coming in well, and il was estimated
there would be from 1000 to 5000 hhds shipped. The
markets were dull and overstocked with American
produce.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-22
MORNING III ERALD.


some curious and recherche stories that have not
yet appeared in eur daily paper. In addition to its
usual quantum of interesting foreign and domestic
matter, il will contain five of Mr.. Bcnnetfs letters
from Paris. We need not say any more.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-22

W A manufacturer IN Glasgow - making a che
mise for the Queen without scam.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-22

STA Continued had weather combined With idely
Of the sble OF the whe
further advance in prices last week and having
ny distant country buyers OF oregn wheat well
local demand, unususly large
scale and at daily iacreang rates Up 10 Saturday the adj
bonded wheat busoel tree nesry
much ~ ,5a per bnstei Flour, to IS per
sack; and me al Is TO q per load.
The last days having been 6ne there life in the
this rnng the above stated ire grain
barely supported with very limited business doing
Very few transactions TOOK place bonded wheat although
decline OF I'd TO ~ per bushe on the extreme currency OF
week would have been subuted Malt and Be Is
. per gu dearer Barley 81 husheI higher
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-22

NrpLo's-Tonighta new pantomime will be brought
out, entitled "the Milliners," which has been some
time IN preparation by the extraordinary family Of
the Ravels. They likewise perform the amusing
French Vaudeville Of the Bears and the Pacha"
and MADAME Jerome and Gabriel Ravcl will make
the grand and terrific ascension in the open Garden
with magnificent Fireworks, &c.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-22

EPaNcELY LisERALITy TO DEsEnvgHs MAN.
Norton's concert went oil with great ecIat. Mr..
Charles Delavan, who keeps the celebrated, splendid
and unrvalled hardware store, % Maiden lane, with
llberality that will ever be of graduation to
himself and friends took fifty tickets; thereby prov
'ng that although eagressed by his attention to the
wants OF aged and respectable females, and the in
;sress of our domestic manufactures he can devote
ms wealth and his time, which is more than wealth.
To science and the fine arts.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-22

DISEASES or THE LUSes AND LIvEa.-These dis
eases are so very prevalent in country that much
attention has been bestowed upon them by our medi.
cal men, and by none more than our fellow citizen,
Dr. Taylor. His brilliant talents and acute pencra.
ton have been especially directed 10 the discovery of
a remedy for these prevailing diseases, and with a
zeal hitherto unknown he has spent upwards If thr
~ years in study, observations asd practice TO attain
this great end. He consummaied his plans, and in
producing his discovery-the Balsam Of Livcrwort-
he Eel, confident that experience would satisfy all
persons that this desirable end had at last been at
tanned. This medicine has been used for sir years,
and its immense sale will testify TO it's uneglaod VIZ
tue. The result has exalted the name of Dr. Taylor
to a high pRnaclc; but great as his fame, u IS we'll
deserved. He has had the maHly and independent
spirit 10 dvest medicine OF IFS mummcrlee, labyrnths
and mysteries, and he des Tvcs the eternal remcm
brancc Of the people His original lnq res and vgor-
Gus understanding, Invested Of all preudIces, have
created new era in the treatment Of the lungs, and
enchanted with tho powers Of his Lyerwort, he be.
lcycs that Consumption can be stayed Bold swag.
gerinp, or foppery elitterinR and snowy, have too
often taken the place Of The delcacy and genleness
with which healer OF diseases should be character.
sed and 10 all persons who in favor Of salutary
changes in this matter, we would recommend DR..
Taylor, Of 375 Bowery.