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

TO SOUTHEkN MEMCnANTs.
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, GUNS, PISTOLS. he
III A w. SPIES, 1872 Pearl street, Is now opening q full
Fall supply Of sale the most reasonable
S crates patti Iron Tea Kettles and Sauce Pans.
crates Sheet Irrn 40. do
casks assorted Table Gallery.
do Pen nd Pocket Knive-, Shears Scissors, &C
co. Rasors 10 do Files and Edge Tools.
80 do. assorted Trace Chaias.
2o8 dozen do. Axes.
~ Guns. Pistols and Rihes.
8 o pairs SELF cooking and revolving Pistols.
Together with general assortment OF shell Hardwares
Japanned Fancy Goods suitable the sou,hern
market auz om'
~ NEW REFECTONY.-J. SWEENEY, In
forms his friends public that he has opened
ectory large and elegant budag No. IA Fulton St
Flesh and Fowl always be ound on his tables and
every decacy c the season provd as SION appears IN
No attention III be wanting on his part
give atsscoa and he hopes To md that geserous
encour cement which Ne 10 determined W deserve
jy24 SIN SWEENEY
CT WANTED IMMED,ArELY-An English. American
ar German ri general work OF small family
One good her and ironer and produce test
monias Of character, may apply nj this Office. au2u
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-08

The Collector the port garto gives notice that the
Liz hi al Cav Head will ~xRguished the 10Th instant
aad The ght Undergo repairs Due notice will be 81
when il 8 relighteS
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-08

1.. sfOHN, Ne. Fletcher S. sez Pearl IT. ara Hst
- zen Lane, positively core the bssdsoc Jf
kinds, CAL there for spohn's Headache Remedy.
jyii I'm.
RiLLS ~ EXCHANGE payable on sll parts OF
- Ergand Ireland and Scotsnd ~ of5 TO- 10, snd1
pounds, to 1900 pounds, always for sale
au4 = IsYLVEsTER, $50 Broad-s,land y wsla
GEHmAN S,LNEn-in SHEET aid wbs-An ssscyt
went o Az sizes OF Plates ass ings sns WIFE, 'of sac
WAY IE%iis FEucHrwANeEa. 2 cour,l.rd, s..
COLLECTIONS made on all paris Of he U. states.
~ Canada and Europe the best tcrus soveregns Eng
lisb silver and nsrL az pnrspd bought and sold by
and = 4 SYLVESTER. -. Broadway spd ~ WALL Il.
~ Jacob. 4 CO.'S LAND OFFICE. No "
IA. Won't street Forms for ssle.Pcrsoss WISH
io a, pnrrbss would well examine these farms while
the crops The grnund and satisfy themselves that hey
chcap-cry INN = 70 Tnoa's'"s.
RrnrLlyn lots for sale.
n,ossssd lo IN washi ,rton street. - BY tIs hcbesp
shar.e the of Johnson and Gold
pr,rs Sc part will be exchanged the rest on
gage ,,.-.- N -.
lots lying In Bropklya jamaica Flat Bush, Hsr
lem and sbwa ~ ~ cheap; goods xehsrge
N lots West Haven, Gem
Illnos land wasted ia exchange Cor good stoehs
ps Real es's'~ registered atiow rates only. sus@
INV Yuak IArrrb s.Ii.s.-On NJ nsay
A.gas 18Th. viii 10 Offered establishment an Eng
sh BULt three ed w Nav ast % the Dshsm snA
Arrev breed Imported by CAPT George Moore warranted
N perfect hesih
Ao pair &C shetland roniss cclor well broke. snd
gen " usder the saddle and In hs ssr yer, old Foe
further parnc ssrA apply 70 tsnil o. ). hOoRks
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-08

~ va MD "a rls~u NsCh LA ~
~ py Crude snd Re6ned Michel, on hand sna 'of ''
jyDy LEWIS FsucHTwANeER. . c.urisnd, st.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-08

Composition Ornament Mandatory,
5e4 Broadway, New York.
~ JOHN CALLER respectfully informs Architects and
Builders that he furnish Of every de-
scrplon for the interior flashing Of bulldogs ON the lowest
NJ b. Specimens can We at ME mandatory - shove
Ornaments got mp 10 any dengn. nysSns
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-08

BLEACHING POWDpR-o casks of Bovas
- Bcaching Powder, superior article, for snl~ by
J.CAMPBELL PEXSsE
mvi ITO and 4, Ns...r -
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-08

Tic GIRAFFEs 500 Broadway, remains open until Sat
nrdsy, August llh.
Hours from A. NJ to i0P M.
Aa.,,i canI
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-08

Z. GRAHAM BENNERS formerly Of Newborn. N. G.
ATTORNEY COUNSELLOR AT Law.
Linden, Ala
RErEREsoEs-iien william CASTOR. Newbrrn, N. G.
Hoa. William II. Hay wood, Raj, NJ. G.
Hon. L. ID Henry, Fayelvills, N. G.
Mr. +. n. Taylor Mobile, Al
f. =. 81 unit Esq, Monte, AL.
Mr. John d. Strong, Linden, Al.
Mr.. wilana Locke, Linden. Al. fl9 6m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-08

h... sfOHN. Ne. Fletcher s. Me- Pearl IT. ara Hrt
- Zen Lane, positively core the bssd0c Jf
kinds, Call there for spohn's Headache Remedy.
iyit Inn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-08

THOMAS G. cONN0LLY, Sole Agent Tor New York.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-08

has established Cake, Pasv " and Cansy STORE No
10, Canal street. and segs leave to inform the public that he
viii eIeion 10 give general satisfaction n ,skex
orders for parties aud his dIn
Cakes rs article. Bosirn Cream Cakes Kises
and variety of other fresk day. AIss sc~y
sponge Cakes, qaite and delicate article.
jySl lni. LOUIS LINDENBAUER
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-08

- . N W a rn-M-ssrA YOUNG Il KENT
- having made arrangements with prepre,ors OF the
celesse ~ idlir Spring In Germany supply
o. the crystals OF the salts these enabled
offer 10 the American public their powders the II
irstsnsneopsy producing the original Seditr
ed 81 s It's 1sereat virtues The powders so long
Scidr. Other wiki the M
tive seii ~aier than their effects Gas well produ
cedby Epson ss heing eRreiy devoid of the tonic I'd
Alternative qualities OF the waters Hence Continues,
use OF the com seidir powders produres xness &C
compsnir with much nsusea whilst other hand -
neral heah never being attended with sickness othes ON
pie@srt ELECTS These powders are nssy put In
zen papers by messr fensg Kent SIS 6rooe str, 81 corn
er OF who are the sole importers ~ cryssd
ssso' the ceraan setdx Spring See that The label bears
the signature Of Young Kent None Others are resuins
sn sw- ~---'- 80 kS"s
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-22

Moss ExrcmAs.-" Medsra" puzzles us COM
ple,ey. We can neither make head or tail Of tho
enigma she sends AS Can't she find solution else
where Sarah Louisa's' is very good and arpro
nos. We shall publish it tomorrow i possible, ant
asain set the wits of the city in motion.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-22

There evidently better feeling beginning 10 be genera
ted In the stock and money market Today, stocks liz
tie, aad rmnes to be exhibited The Treasury
notes are falling from the quantity, probably urged cir
culation, combined with the had management OF the public
finances Southern and southwe dealers egnnns
appear and from Nashville aAa other parts crcuHa
cent with cash in their pockets such il is Goods
all kinds selling here 10 20 per cheaper
cash than in Philadelphia Bamore-and this fact may
be atr ued the appearance Of southern merchants and the
strosg hopes entertained of The cHramcns Of our
banks OF the which bring Down the price OF
goods
In the midst Of much suffering therefore, there speek
sunshine, which will probably enlarge itself befoFe three
moahs have expired. 1t the opinion, also, amsng some
snre"d hnancers that the defeat the scheme
now almost certain, and the qualified OF state
sank SYSTEM under talented Secretary the Treasury
woud In short time enable the baEks inclined To resume
specie and otherwise much good Others how
ever have different opinions
the eastern currency in circulation here getting better
Ths BEST undoubtedly, of all the eastern money is liar from,
Rhode Island and Connecticut We have seen no general
statement from the latter state but correspondent has ur
ashed us with the following highly important table showing
the condition of the Rhode Island banks at thu la,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-22

9,85e8so 2,26l, 762 76562s 8le Je6 4S7 q65
Total amount OF Of the banks &27s0es 40
Total amount Of liabilities Of the banks 547417s 81
Present means liabilities, 10 n 100
Aggregate Indebtedness 10 the whole resources
eth banks, aslstoa51s
BY this appears that the Rhode Island banks are in much
better condition than those of Massachusetts although the
Sufoh Asnce" OF Boston have the etas TO repu.
diae and dcounensnce them. Rhode Island lis are gene.
rally esteened better here than New Jersey There have
been explosions in both saes but Jersey than in
Rhode Island In Connecticut large portion OF he banks
have resumed spsce payments.
Can any body give full statement Of The banks in IN.
Land OF Steady Hsbts.'
We have important financial intelligence from Nashville.
Tennessee The Nashville Unoa" OF the 18th inst has the
followipg:-
hesrs William Nichols and o. B. Hayes the Commission
ss OF The state Bank WILL understand leave for tLe ,
this day, for The purpose Of negotiating of State bonds
TO The amount OF which will form portion of fbe
capital stock Of the Bant. " e
hpreen exchange on Nashville is 10 10 II per cen, dis
countyet the Planters Bank shares nearly II par TIE
accession Of OF Bonds here ought to 20 far IL eoua
ze the balance of trade and make the of exchange an
prorimne to par Yet unless the Commissioners enter nto
engagements to the interest specie their bonds will be
difficult to negotiate
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-22

On the 18th Instant BDost, widow oftse Rev sill
vain Bo deceased aged 90 years She bore her death with
Christian fortitude.
The friends and and sso those OF her son
B0ost AND her sonin law John Rapnor are respectfully
invited 10 attend funeral this afternoon hspas three
o'clock from 81 oerck betwecn Delaasey and Livingston
streets, without further notice = -.
ON the 2Is instant amer short vess, william Hamlet,
Youngest son Of Philip Mary Ann Peich In the 5h OF
his age. -.
On the Goth Instant Rachael widow Of Nathaniel McCoskry,
aged Sugars
of hers are
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-22

die ages. Knights On knights crowd into the field =
get their aRces their heads shvered, and then re-
tire TO the plough again to mend their fortunes. SO
Il is with newspaper editors. Sanguins Of success
stimulated by hope, they jump into the saddle, and
never dream of discontinue till they are left sprawl
ing
With back on earth and face On heaven.
Mysuccess will stimulate crowds of ambitious adyen-
turers-soms may succeed-some not No matter
they all help the great All the business, read
ing and advertising in the city will yet be conceaua-
ted on the small cash newspapers. The revolution
is certain
Success 10 all the two cent papers, say we. Go
ahead, or 60 to the devil" is the motto OF the age.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-22

Ga the h Nov 1887 nv Rev. VIM ~ Stwell Mr. John La.
atuie 10 Miss Caroline Eddy, OF this city
In Boston, George IT, Jefferson. Esq ofNew York, to Miss
Clara a. White.
On the 18th instant at ST. Stephens Church. in Mddebury,
VI Ambrose Spencer, Of Casandagus, ~ " 70 Miss Agnes
Powell
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-22

r. GRAHAM RGNNERs, formerly OF Newbern, N. G.
Arrosrry And covrssLLes AT Law.
Linden, Ala
Rrrr.s,cv.-u., william CASTOR, Newbern, N G.
Hen william n haywood, RAJ nv. g.
Hon l. ID. Henry, Fayetviile, ~ G.
Mr E m. Taylor, Mobile, Al
Pg Boupt, NEG. Mobile, Al
Mr. JOHN ~ strong Iindep, Al
Mr.. william Locke, Linden, Al
nssn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-22

"WEDNESDAY EVENING, Feb. 81
There has been little life IN the markets TODAY
sale OF about6es bales place at IeA mid
ding TO fair qualities This shows reduction a ic fros,
the highest points The Cbsrlestcn market 7th inst
ile active In sdvoes per Mn
rod TO ID Jas which sbew favorsb Of the v-
erpoo market than those the Sylvia de erase Owing Ia
the Of the there has been u
four Some small sales In have been made M
IS Becswsx been sold small ouaptite. A. osl
whaebone has been declined At ice Though the sleek hers
small there good stock At the eastward which may be er
peeled hero wth change In the weather.
sale OF superior qualities Of Teas being the basrce ofths
ship Commeree's cargo, made this nesrs Ioa
man Co. The sale well attended, and W, M or Win
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-22
MORNING I'll E Il AL ID.


U In the IRE that place in Her,ld Office, sun
day morning, ih inst, Cash Book Ledger Publication
Book and other books Any persen returning
hem TO this edsce will be handsomely rewarded.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-22

BALL.-The ball Of the Union Fire Engine Com
pany No. Is, will be given this evening at Concert
Hall. Ladies puton your sweet smiles. Aprepos-
have just received the following;-
"WEDNESDAY, II O'Clock, A. M
DgAp BErrErT-(Fsr may Jake the liberty Of calling
youJ I much pleased hearing You compliment the
scholars OF Mr. Cotton in Saturdays Herald well
Mr. Cotton himself myself OF his scholars. He
is presume yen have heard gcisg TO have grand fancy
hail tomorrow fhisl evening FEB. ~ nj Columbian Hail
Grand street nust hereforsbeg would honor the
psny with presence have heard that yos are 70 have
an Invitation from eommtee and merely do this To as
sure you shall Ne very unhappy Won are not there
any ladies' ho have net had The honor OF be
boldsQ your fine form shall look for from the time
arrive Of the hail. which win be O'Clock, and you do
much accept my invatcn you may never
again hear from your silent admirer, MARY.
Mary, my love, be easy. Ill 60 at oil events How
caa resist such witchng invitation. mnst dance
too-and waltz little even. Any thing for peace
able life.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-22

SYMPTOMS or SPnso.-No outstanding the seve-
rty Of the weather, spring is beginning 10 put forth
It's buds-not physically bot Intellectually. The blue
birds shew their bills, and the editors their feathers
Several new papers are on the verge Of existence
hcaving and throwing the pains Of parturton. In
a short time they will como forth full grown with
their eve teeth cut The following notice rs one:--
" TINE CONSERVATIVE, q new DAILY PA,rs, under
N. above title and advocating Conservative Principles viii be
of the will be circulated the advantages Of
advertising are obvious Of Business generally Carriers
wishing tshe rcutes will apply above, immedssly
In addition to this we have the prospectus Of an
other paper, called the Morning Chronicle thus
PRosPECTus
The Morning Chronicle.
The Mosrrre CnRorrcLr win be emphstieay a sewspa-
,red and writer Their tine and tsstos
beise the several subjects their care,
ret c.nseni and philosophical views upon shsss ss they
pass, ana 70 keep up faithful record offaer.
|
All person. living u the city be served the Nonr
cHsorcLS BY regular carriers sttwc cents per copy
| The Chronicle is started BY three or four ysung
gentlemen, who, for the year past, have been enps
eed in nay office II they be industrious attentive
and especially economical, they may succeed-st
least they have an equal " not better chance tisn
the Others Several ether new papers are also pre-
pairing and the probability is that we shall have half
4 dozen before the birds sing in May. They begin
estreIy on the new principle, which have establish
ed and made a system--cad on deiirery-no credit
SO. we'll have merry time next spring. The crowd
Of new papers entering the lists will create a. much
inseres, and amusement a. tourney Of the mid
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-22

NOTICE.
NJ CANAL STREET AeAiN--An persons Interested
opposed extending Canal street int the Bowey,
will meet the Committee from the Board ~ Assistant Alder.
men on Thursday February I'D, s O'clock 10 the Street
Commissioners Oce tske iso consideration whether they
will for the third submit ruisous propestoa espe-
cay this period, when were, pressed o IN
esrtk by already imposed upon for
improvements IN this vicinity
Purctusi attendance IL requested. f221r
EHEKCH LANGUAGE-ORAL sYsTEM.-The
Subscribers Evening Class, from half past half
past o'clock every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, which
10 begin the 9Th inst asd postponed, will positively
commence Tbursiay. 22d inst The gentemen subcr-
hers those who may be disposed joo the class
qsested TO be present Al the un's appointed.
fe2st- y. MANESCA, 20 Reed ST
ARGE uOG-ror sale, Hog weighing from 10 10
L. huudred pounds. Apply a the New York Rice Mil cor
ner Jefferson and south rs f233t
- TO LET-A neat Cottsge the banks Of the
Ia. Nor,b River To private ssily this offers delight
Ifu retreat accompanies with convesercr. The Man
hsttaave stage passes the leading TO the house "
also only pleasant wak To the rail road, and about miles
the CITY Hall the Bloomngkse road preferred "
will be- furn bed On the frs there four roems two
which communicate ny folding docrson the sscoud hoer
the bedrooms with clssetss and N the base
good kitchen with rsstresin the rear oi the
building viii We a small garden coach house ssd Stable
The asd premises undergoing thorougr re-
pair beautiful walk The river brink, with good hshing
ground wvks hropge the pleasure gonnss
rsrden which hd ~ the cottage VIII have
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-22

surrsroR Covar--w Wednesday, Feb. z.-Beiore
JBdge Jenes.
M, - 20 This vac an action 10 recover s422 s.
the value Of eight bales cotton, with freight on Tho
same, &c.
this port with cargo OF cotton Inc vessel VS. 80
bale II cotton the property Of and consgnsd to bran
der, Murray a. Gallagher.
This cotton was taken out Of the ship and put on
the dock regular notice Of its ARRIVAL and siusuon
was twice served on the plainhns by tse ocienusns
clerk, and the defendants' men watched the cotton
nigh, and day until the plaintiff carmsa bad taken
away 50 bales. This was - - Saturday night ss
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-08

A CHANCE TO BUY OUT-A Boarding Hsuse
situated In the central part OF 1roadway below the Cy
Hail. asd doing good business The proprietor On account
wishes 70 let the house from now ill May ana sell
portion, all OF the furnne. Good notes will be ac-
cepted In payment ON three OF four months credit.
b. lhe the house Is third less than the rent OF
similar houses in the vicinity To person who would wish
70 keep The house sacr May, good chance line al.
dressed X W. X through the office, stng real nam
and res denct, will be promptly attended TO- % II.
CHEAr AND COMFOnTABLE-sing gen
~ temen who wish lodging rooms by The week or month,
cheap and comfortable without board be suited by
plying AT POP Broadway. JS.ir
IIAKDVVANE CUTLENY, GUNS AND
III PiSTOLS-A w. SPIES 1879 Pearl offers forlsale
prices the following goods.
Rodgers, woslenLoim, and oher fine Cutlery
Ivory and common table Cutlery all kinds
Wade, and Butchers and Elot's Razors
Britannia, plated and japanned wares
Anvlls, Vices, Hoes and Trace Chains
Edge tools, Plases and Files OF didereat makers
Collins, Simmonds and Stones Axes
500 Guns, 500 Rifles, 1900 pair Pistols
Gun and sporting implements OF every kind
Gun materials tor GuIsmilhs
Pocket Books, Wallets and Mathematical Instruments
NlSlin Strings and Violins
German and French Fancy Goods!n lots TO suit purcha
ol6.Sms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-08
nUCIOIs CARPENTEI,S PECK SLIP
" DEAPENSAA wv. NO. a. PECK SLIP. Ersi door


Doctor Carpenter having had the advantages of regular
medical education and having received his Diploma for the
practice OF Physc and Surgery from the New York State
Medical Society, tavHg bad years general
and very successful practice in this city, devoes his personal
and undivided attention 10 the of I'll diseases
ai humanity and particularly certain class train
diseases Tor which many and plans Of medicine
abound in the columns OF the newspapers Diseases require
he treated asreeahly 10 the symptoms that may prev
and the various stages and changes they may
the least Election satisfy discerning that
no specific no>irum can be applicable 10 all cases
The extensive experience OF DR. Carpenter all and
varieties Of this disease, enables Kim speedy
thorough and adept class medicines arrsnp
and compounded 10 offend the suspicion
compounds totally unknown 10 the ordinary quacks Of the
day.
the privacy of patients who n contact
Charges moderate and adapted 10 the capacity Of the patient
nfabe preventive rain diseases TO be obtaned at
the ofice-Price 50. iI-2ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-08
MHsSSv s M9TT, THE THE Gel. cEhIEBRATEp thnALE

MIS-. MOTT, THE CELEBRATED EhMALE
lI PHYSICIAN Of Boston. would respectfully notice
the Ladies OF New York and vicinity that
ced practice IN this city her residence
nearly opposite the National Theatre.
Having collected during her tour in Europe, Herbs,
Roots and essential OILS be obtained America she will
be enabled meet diseases their formidable appear
ances The great success which has aends her of
diseases In is country OF whatm
ed The many delicate complaints incident the female
Frame render any argument in favor of the Female Physician
unnecessary.
Mrs. Mott pledges hersefto cure relieve the following
diseases kheumasm Tic Doloreux, cured without the use
OF ance ContTactions Parslyzed Limbs Palsy Decline Coa
sumption, bropsy, Humors, Scrofua, Salt Rheum, Kings
Evil Cnnker RIngwon, NC &c Catarh, Scald Heads, AZ
Nervous symptoms, White swellngs, Worms, Asthma Jaun.
dice Liver Complaint. Henorheds Piles Female Weakness
s, he. &c.
In conjunction with her Medicines Mrs. Mou will administer
her celebrated Patent Medcated Champoo Luxung
Rvalds and Others Tee much be said of
sena obs to suit the diseases which they taken They
perfectly safe To administer TO The
ing TO such strength they not only uxung,
IN all chronic complaints and conta-
geus diseases One trial will convince the sceptcal
their utility For luxury to the healthy they calculated
promote free Perpiraen cleanse soften and purify the
skin
Mrs Mott having made the diseases children partc Mar
branch OF her she will cure diseases
that have baied the skill 1.-THE talented No
mercury or mineral of any kind used
Hours tor seeing patients from 10 in the morning. until
he evening. Gentlemen communicate witt Mrs Mo,f
only through wife orr mother - - o''s
Ladies and gentlemen be with bahs q.
any hour of the day. - ''' =
Family ghts above baths can be obtained IN
r Letters from the country pos, paid wH receive immedi
ate attention.. oiOasDs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-08
MRS. BIRD DIS CELEBRATED SOOTHING
lNl SYRNP FOR CHIIDKEN CIITTING TEIcTII =

TO MOTHERS AND UNDERSTANDINGS and nurses ar,
Informed that an inalble remedy is prepared by Mrs.
children eehg-a remedy which has been the of
ing many darling even " the CONFUSION,
have bafied all skill y is only necessary child.
gums with the syrup to effect and
iremey pleasant the taste child will mind the appea
ton. il also very ecctua in opening the pores gums
previous any appearance OF teeth will also be founs
excellent bedside companion for mothers in pre-
venting commissions &c arising pains the gum
the chNds waking in the night by Immediately
a above. Sold only by
o27-Sms MRS BIRD. = Division sires, r.