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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-16
EiE ID,

On the l4h ins Capt VIM ss-tchley, long known here
nj hlv respectable ship and master. He Of
the senior Of the ST. Georges Society OF this city
His fusera will place this afternoon at four o'clock from
No n Broadway His friends masters Of ships in port and
the members OF the ST. George, Society," requested TO at
tend. = -
On the 10Th day of October, 1882 in this city, Mrs Eliza
BETH wife OF James Har icon, daughter Of Elizabeth West OF
Losdoa and Larther Thomas Jeherson Esq also Of
London
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-16

Grove FACTORY.-The subscribers would call the IT.
~ ientcn ofthcir r ads and the Public generally 10 their
Tn~are ard Stove Factory and TIN and Copper Roofing
Establishment Constantly hand general assortment Of
Tin 81 the latest aud most improved patterns
NB.-Tne universally approved rarmeee Cooking Stove
Gov coal or wood TO We seen in operation At the Store.
They are also prepared 70 execute all orders for Tin and
Copper Roons Al the shortest notice and on the most
abb. .crms sRSJ w. TvEMBLEY
nlsIms No 100 Bewerv
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-16
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R-SAnv. Nav ~ "a

srsg exchange thsrs has bssn good demand, and mo.
nsy hing little easy the rate has been put up Prime
Co. ask Spar cent and Brown Co. are selisg at ~ many
GOOD ills ear ~ in he day. sod per cent rs
s pound sterling France the market opened at 81 ssc,
and clos<d at Domestic bills rather lower today
large sales Philadelphia ard baltimore made at ID
ISL Richmond at III the southern points,
there material change Uncurren moaey very nearly
The sans with little greater demand. he following Is a
table Of those banks the bills Of which redeemed in the
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-16

0L>OR THE FACE AND sKINr-Church, Genuips
Vegetable Lotion commended nv the faculty. for all
diseases Of the face and skin II eracaes tan pmp rek
les spots redness. ring and all erupon.
gradually realizing delicae clear so skin transforms
the most saIow ecmplesicn radiant ~hieue renders
parts the face neck and ahe.hy juvenile tloo
and BY due in its application the result win Be
besuul compile This Lotion is exceeded b. 70 other
In the world. sute u TO say. that IL has been with
great In the United States and West fHdes with
ont single complaint Of its efficacy. For sale nj Church
Drcnsary, lse Bowery Of Spring st. Price rs
per battle nI6 imeod.
DUBLIC WORSHIP The Sabbath by n. aChnrch Of
Latter Dav ssnts.,ulssrly called Mormons-at CoIum-
bisn ALL 2eS Grand Edsr Pratt will preach once
each day The public invited TO attend hear
then judge. niA 81
A. Il G. BACKWARDS, Auctionsers.
L,OR SALE. Saturday evening" the 18Th instant Al the
Bookstore $50 brsad~ Of the valuable stock Of the
late firm of Robinson 4 Franklin
choice selection of Standard Library, Theological Ci.
steal historical and Mscssneoss Books among which msy be
ncticed
scotss Bible vols Clarks Commentary. vols; Henrys
Bible, vols, English edition; waverley Novels, Coo?ers
Novels Rollins UNIVERSAL History Gibbons Romana
Robertson, Mabvun Uaiversa Geography and Atlas Stew
arts Phoseph cal Works. Hannah Moore Mis-. Eissworth
Works, Ferdinand and Isabella, Byron Moore, Goldsmith
Scott. he. nls2r
HORSE BNZAAR-1he nevt regular public sale takes
place al this establishment Wednesday, Nov. 90 At
N click.
All Morse. intended for this sale must b. entered
Tuesday en,nre place the catalogue other
viii be offered m catalogue offered at last sale, No,
18th, was very In,rousy attended.
Al private sale Horses Carriages Harness and Saddles
pi53t w. COWAN, ~ Croshys.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-16

On Thursday evening, 10y the Rev. Dr. Wainwright Doni
nick l. Lawrence Charlotte Elizs daughter Of the late
Jonathan Ogden.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-16

In the FIN LeudonDr Johnston and lady,
Miss Al Johnston Mast Johnston, Lane, Miss Lane,
Mrs Lloyd Addison, lady children and servt kutre
and lady Mlss M Ku OF NYork Wheeiwright, Rev
nav ana ladv Mis-. y Ray Miss Ray Masters and Ray
and ch,ldreo Of London Miss kearney. Banc Mrs
B Gray and child, Miss NJ Gray, w Gray, Mrs Holt,
UrIin and LADY, q rritssay Mrs J Livingston Rome,
Crother-37 steerage
In the Queen Victoria, from BermuJa-Miss Evans Miss
N,choIs Messrs Mor~land and Tucker.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-16

During this process mercantile community hsvs wssA-
out Doubt suffered severely and great hs bssn I'D
money This h produced fixtures sssng shoss who's
capital was too small in proportion 10 tAss eu'nss Out ne
aggregate amosat q failures not to be eoaPsea that OF
1887 Many Of large capital bssa Obliged to stop
on account Of the impoby Of procuring money from the
'osth where their assets lay their unwi'nsnes to sac
r6ce their property this uacture when few weeks time
by forwarding the crops will give them the means TO pay
These causes have therefore cobsed 70 case the market and
induce the belief that the point Of in the mercantile
dbmmuay passed. and the tendency will thereafter be up
wards according the ability Of our sound banks to expand
safely These causes ara the already large receipts Of pro-
duce the demand for high rates. by
Of suspension many firms, and the increased facilities
afforded by Of this CITY, The increased supply Of
money is evnccd by the rise ia sterling exchange.
While the commercial portion Of the country thus appa
rently healthy the holds out much anxiety
tn. financial horizon. The redeemabe although they
ultimately crashed by public opinion, and the Of
events will cause much to the sound banks. In
the Al ate Of New York the Of banks under the
new banking go far reard the Of pnslc
adence All the bank failures which have taken place
in this state amounting Of this class
Of banks They founded mortgages and stocks which
are uusaeabe and constantly deprecang have shown
above Their failure therefore inevitable and among the
intelligent excites other feeling than that Of msrrment
As great whole matters good footing, and moving
slowly forward
suIes M the stock Exchange.
$1,000 so CorpBoads 93-5OJ0 Phadel Drifts s6a-lO
TO- 80 do 6 80 do So 26 do sss 60 so do go 6 50 do
b30 6sas Del Hud CO. do iomor GU laS do 80 days 60
las do bsOs do 10 &c. rs do 59 400 do mondayw &c. IS
do 59i-25 do Ex III 20 do 722s do illinois opg co.
40 do opg CO.'S do Dry Dock 81 i2s do 6lfSO do Mech
BLe Asso Ga 40 do 6O do Ohio Life Trust 81 40 do 30
80 do 7eI-l5 do Canal $50 do Blk Of Ken b3ds 6sI
10 do S. IS do 655 IS do 65 rs do 63 10 do 6570 DO
Amer Trust 49, 100 &c., IS do 49, p Do 38 iC0 do
49, rs 20 ,sOd &c. DO sl0ds $50, de Mohawk t30ds
80 ssOds SOS do Canton Co Bait as57 do Boston
Prov 934 $50 do Harlem 39 1870 do 39 258 do 80 100
do .lOds ss4 asa 1850 do 6ds S925 do Utica
schenectady ll5, so do Monday lis.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-16

Cotton Trade.

This trade throughout the Union in vary apsud state,
and prices universally declining Such must continue to
ne the case az the appearance Of matters in England
as on this side Daring the past few months the Macon
venon men, who mostly cotton holders busy IN
preadne the report the crep would Short order
they clear of their stocks this has
been effected in meaure and the is that the
crop will be very large ord, depress prices FIR repur
chase We As yet, however, to alter for
mer figures parts the country the drsugt has
done injury most sections however, the growth IS
larger than ever befsre the aggregate crop will be fully
equal 10 the actual growt. ofs3S With great cea of
search aud correct data have de the fol-
low ing estimate Of he present crop
COMPARATIVE cRoP COTTON IN THE UNITED STATES
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-16

CLEARED
Aiesandsv Briton, 0scrEetswu DC; FrissS psher Bos
son Cstharius, Berry Ckarstsn; Retrieve, mrn, bsl
mere Charles, Dyer, Chaslestos Rebisscn dsrtch
Newbern NC; Wm Bryon, Barnes, Texas; Agawsm, Burn
ham, Nssfok sna Rish.osd Ess, String. rhsd Cevsson
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-16


At The State Bank. al the Mtrchonts' Ez. Bank.
Oneida Bank. Apr CT DIS Bank Of Os~ego, apr ct dis
Hank Of Utica, Livingston C. Biz, /"
Central bk c. v. Apr ct dis Mohawk Bank,
Montgomsr, CO., at North Am T. 4 Dr.
Bank Of Monroe, Orange BIZ, NJ, par
oa s.1s Gs' ssi, s '%' s;! ssa %
Broome CO., Farmers Y Mech.
Farmers Manufac. par Gene Leroy. .
al NsO York Banking Co. Com. BIZ Troy,
at .americon En-. Gu. at Leather Msnrf Bsnk
Bank Of Vernon pr ct dis, steuben b. Il pr CT dis
Madison i co. ss'''' a tie Fulton Bank.
Blk Of Kinderhook, Powell Bank, par
al the agency Of the Bank Of Western New York
Blk of NY. 4 pr Ct dis. Cor. Bank, Apr ct dis
Farm Blk OF Orns. Bank Of Danve,
Mohawk Val b.
New York safety is taken the brokers at ct
red back at Rhoe Island money 10, and southern
money ranks nearly the same at 10 Is.
We mentioned recently that the agents Of the u Canada
baaks this city making preparatory for
resumption. This has been Effected aud the banks now
paying specie Notice has been issued that hereafter nothing
but gold and nver will received at the Land Offices Of Hi
ne Missouri Iowa, and wisconsin, and specie is in Burins
ton Iowa. premium sfo l24 the paper fthe sd
joining AT the Galena land sales very
attendance and the receipts emed 100000 for
lands purchased by settlers There fraudulent currency
cnlang the SOUTH Issued by the South Western Rail Road
Bank Charleston but pay able at Knoxville Tennessee
They received by the banks Of South Carolina
There but little change at the stock exchange this
morning prices generally showed decline the rates Of
yesterday. IT, Bank stock declined per cent OHIO L. and
Bank Of Kentucky, per Ct; Am T. Blk per CT,
AT the Merchants Exchange 900 shares Of the American Ex
Bank offered at auction cash. TO the highest bidder
money be paid the transfer Of the stocks The company
assembled the identical who got up the first
pension meeting the City Hste The stocks sold follows
SO shares to John Hagserty,at 7A
100 I" IF Wheelrigbt, "A
100 :" TAI
50 g John Higgerty, TAI
The market rate for this stock is IL The lots offered we're
apart Of those sent to England fo sale by agent
since without success and present attempt
the here but the being present
who constitute the American Exchange Bank the
failed 1t will be recoected that when this clique Of inlyi
dua called upon the banks suspend order relieve
necessities, the American Exchange Bank
anything that desired Of them aud held up BY
who try to sell the stock example fer the ether
banks.
Stocks the present state ofthe Market sold
money The sales which have made Of stocks
which have been pledged and without evidence
this The following table Of the ofstosks by
the several states and indicating those the banks which pay
specie and the of the stock AID according
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-16

| = real REDUCTION IN DOMESTIC GUUUs.-
" Heavy uneeaehsd shee,ng. fun yard wide I'd psryd;
Cloths l.; coed fast coIor sd Bsdek
very heavy, Is stout Canton Fisnsels, IL.
,u.srf %o a. French Mno soo from 20 a
F,ansls-Whie red, and yellow TIannes English Welch
German and salisbury, all prices.
shaws-Broshe shawls, ~ real Brochs Cashmere shaws
The greatest assortment ever offered In the city, from II 10
SIS, former prices from 20 to $40.
sksMode coiors fou de soi and Gro de Maps rich fyd
Rich figured sain. heavy blse black Pou de Sol
Popn, Ladie. fac Hose ssl great reduc.
The ladies Of New York and Vi, y are respectfully nv
ted and the of Dry Goods
Of every description ~hichar offered at such cannot
fail to suit the n %H.t ee:n 1css.Ncr ,,
ni6 q. first door above Monroe st
NHEAP DRY GOODS HUGHES GUYNEr, 2Sl
~ Broadway, opposite 1.-THE City Hall have hand
large OF very and desirable Dry Goods which
they offer unusually low prices; among which are,
Yard wide French cacoes fast cciors % per ard
Mode and black ground Mous'sIi,s' De Lame,
Superior dsrk French Msrino., 4 wide, a, 10,
0Iaee striped and figured chanseabie silks at s',o6.
Ladies super English cotton Hose, at u per pair
Risl French c,:S~sr. sh..I,.,, :s,s $40 each
large 10, Of heavy French BLANKET shawl,, Al 81
And every other article pertaining to their business 10 like
proportion. alo ltw'
CAsH sYsTeM.-NEW GOODS AT Low PRiCEs-
~ Gentlemen de.ous Of purchasing their supply Of fashion
able Fall Ciothus are requested 10 call esamne l5l
william street. of Ann choice and valuable
Of Cloths assmeres Sc New Good received and
suitable Tor season, which will he made from ~
equal in style with asy in Broadway for cash osy
FALL AND WINTER PRICES.
super6ns BLK, blue, and col d coats. frsm Sl6 to 10
sarony wo,l dyed Tendon black cloth, do 10 Ia -
New patterns Of fancy and plain css'nrre pants, to
Cho &C assortment &C yestisgs Sto
Gent, wool dyed black, per suit, ga TO 20
nis stsw. X. FAMARiss.
VISITING AND WEDDING CARDs-engrsved in .
ard improved style, aud printed with the utnos
peatns Just received superior lot Of Porcelain Cards.
expressly FOR Visiting Wedding Cards which for white
and brsncy Of polish De esceed Persons fur
nshipg ths card plates have them printed Ia the
Store card. of every either coppeplae letter
VALENTINES
Fashionable Card Eng sving and Printing establishment
50 John street corner Of William.
90 wANTED an sctse lad about rs years er age AN
apprentice to the copper plate printing busine niost
7 ECTURE tomorrow evening" in the Fourth Usiversast
jecThe Mature of the Gospel; Glad Tiings Of Great Joy
ntsit.
DAVID LYON, NOTARY PUHLIc.-DAviB D LY
~ on Co, Custom House Brokers and Forwssders &c
Herehsnde 10 Foreign Domestic Ports, 90 Commission
No Broad street. New York opposite the Custom House.
nl6N
ntLLs OF EXCHANGE, on all parts Of EnsIssd ireland,
~ and eeotlsnd In Of 50, SIZE $40 and $40 70 any
amount, Cor sale al 81. sYLvEsTERB,
nis 100 Broadway ~ wsii 81
IIKAFTs siens on fnlsdsirkss ss1 Bc sor FOE
~ 81. sYLvEsTERg,
ns 40 Brosdwsy - n Wall street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-16

MILITARY NOTICE.--The Dinner TO the Commander
Ivl n-Chef by the line officers and members # flank com
pans will take place Lafayette Hail. sos Broadvs on
Tuesday the 10Th instant at o'slock F. NJ Oicsrs and
Members Of ank Companies requested supply
selves with Tickets Immediately. Apply to
Captain Parker, corner Of Creenwich and Deg streets,
I" Seeiey. Bran ch H,tel Bowery.
q Price. corner Of Anthosy St and West Broadway.
Adjutant HemIstea, Of Grand and Allen sts.
r. q. Mctjuirs, Lafayette Hall
g. The Conm,tiee the Drill Rooms this evening
4 O'Clock precisely.
NJOTiCE.-Thc public respectfully informed that IsrFe
IN Of spurious and inferior sprng Water from Scr
atosa and lsewhre all sod Congress Water To pre-
vent such aSd the subscriber has for time
past, branded all the corks he thus:-
which may serve, in failure TO designate the S"Hfa
ORR. inal and Genuine Congress Spring Water, {
and test NE counterfeit. WATER
Orders addressed 10 at Saratoga y 4,
Springs. No. ~ Wall street, 10 Thames cLAs~
street, New York.
JOHN CLARKE,
ni6 IT Owner Of Congress Spring.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-16

In the Newark, for savannshE Emmons, lady ehd and
servt; Mrs Watts and children Mrs Catn and child Mrs
Fitch Mrs Giberson Mcs.rs Emmons Packard Daniels
w 9 Cornwall, q Norman, j Davenport Rutherford, W
Russell, A Wayne, Hall, Benedict, Gordon Ad'
ca, A II keany-37 stesrsge
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-16

AcE PEARL V now the once for the sals Of The cels
400 s-stsd Hunters Red Drop Price u PER vial.
s0slnk
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-16
sni.lRTANT nEDlCAa. NOTaOA

A VERY GREAT IMPROVEMENT has lately been
II made In the Of Venea Cases ofsvsvy decrp-
ton at Dr. Evan. oncc No. ~ Peck slip Reeest
cured perfectly ia few days without particle Of mercury
Those afflicted With old compile ted Protrsetea though
they have tried ali the advertised quack nosrss need de-
spar tsLstNa " Peek slip and jurgef your,eyes-re
aembev, al section whatever with Dr. Evans Chatham
street ma Mar oce cut Of the city All letters
pest pao, $40 enclosing Zee, attended t. 80 Inns
TvkENtH LANGUAGE--The subscriber gives lessons OF
II the absve expeditions method, uniting Theory with
Prcce and enabling the pupil 10 ssesy IN short
time.
Persons wishing 10 take Privs Lessons 10 JON The sub
scbe Evening Clsses, will please Appy :. No r.rs Row
nisim' ACOocLtE.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-16

I'U LEI-brosawsy boarins Houses corner Of Pine ),
" VIC A'"' mouse inquire al the book store
~ '"e " e'"ses. noi6- lmeod.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-16

pAssFOhD's BILLIARD h CHESS ROOMS. entrance
- "a Arm street snd joins the Nusenr 2ls Broadway
More thao aty odshioned Tables have gvcs 20 this
city, leaving @s Few others except Bassfordh Jun
Elastic Spring steel and Improved Cloth Cushions. they
much preferred BY the amateurs and certificates Of their
celence es shown sm all the Players except the
rorv being engaged ~ opposition factor Purchasers
and players are invited 20 try them above
B.-Bilard Cloth Balls. &C, for sale a usual. soy
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-16

NHE cheapest and best premem Wiss and scaps-CLIRE.
HUGH invites all and 10 inspect hi,
present stock Of Wigs and Scaps, which, for elegance
ness and durability variety Of color shape be
led ia this country, at such prices will make an object
Tor all classes to purchase al his
corner OF and entrance in Fulton street MIC Iw il.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-16

hobrook Bs Tesan Scarborough, Nswbsrn, NC; Great
Western q, Hssken. Bristol; Hornet, Bust, Taunton; VIM
prague Bs) Lyoss o. Johns. NIB; Trio, Nishsrson Bosoni
khone, wottsn, Havre.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-31

I AYrON " co, No. 81 Dld '.evce str'rt,ln a'hi
El non to their inrn,er stock, i'nvr received from Lns
lani, per sp- Chester, Edwin, and \"n","n, ana ny
recent arrivals from the nn"hern cites me '"o%'ns
assortment II Hardware Iron, Steel, Nalis, Ahchu
hans, Crdag", Leather, oils &c. VII CHI the! oier
for sale Oh accommodating terins:-
HARDWARE.
Brgl trace chains; and 10y do cane carrier cifa>
aud chains for saw mills; bright Carolina hoes DOCS
And yn1on'- bright cat steel hoes ana s"'"'s "'n
spades; bright Louisiana hoes; grubihg hoes h'acK
Carolina hoes best truitAgH' unvis; blacksmith "e
lows, hammers and tongr; flies, assnted, OF all kh's
lbot,un's make; sockef spades, Assorted h4nos
Ruwands ana liy's mill saw; cast steel whip AM, ana
cross CT saws hard -Aw~; copper s%'i''r< ana s,r
plantation hells Indian mills; curry cni'S; ""a
screws leg locks; Amer lean door locks; rhd!"chS "''h
hooks; stccl ards; cnsA md paper xrs; a'gsr- eh
curpr and su-' tools generality b'eh' -ar'e w
cess and general assortment OF t"o'e cutlery a'o Se
gods.
Hunts cae, s,r axas. Layton pattern; iiul ht"hu
and n1.l axes with an n-soi nen OF hunts toos: L"-
ins uxes and 5) dozeu al. srs axes, made by o'"e'
good mukcrs.
IRON, STEEL, sc.
100 tons fat, square and round non; i'''t!nnre b't
ard plate from hoop iron, uli sizr~ Russia sheet 'r"
American do; sheet cast s'rc nnd cast steel IN square
aud Hat bars, assorted, Sandrrson's make; t'nw''v
srcI; German do '-, .) English hi-errd t'e'; bu"c"
TIM plate zinc; sheet and pig lead, s!o'.as! s'Aes'
NAILS.
500 kegs GU, nails, well s"rled, from IT, 'ncnes
so casks wrought nnll4 tine CLASP and r"se ", ke SUI
gar hIlds nails; IS kegs fine horse shoe ''as "'" ~
ANCHORS, CASTINGS. &c.
Anchors q all sizes chain Cables d." loan rene
pots IN iO} puts prs and ski.!,s,a large nss"rt
mcnt lu0 salt kettles: plnugiS of different 'an"'ac''
rrs; virow glass all sizes; Nova Scotia grind stone:
and large stock Cullen mill stones, assorted Sizes
SHIP CNANDlEHY.
| Taned rome aud halSrrs, nsSo,,sd large and H''a
Manila rope of the bs, ad. aud Boston mnn''nc'"'
! MtriI! Lee! cords and plough lines and 'are'y
every article in the ship chandler line; leather o. I
| kuiI; st received from I',iuINl h,u.
on. AND NAVAL. STORES.
90 casks pure inter strained Gil. % 'h's ivy n
ID and sd quality lamp oil Hn ,r,t's linsect "'I; D q
olive o 100 bbls rur; 80 do pitch and ro-l'' . ." so
-onp; coal tar in half hs; spirits "t tnrr%nl'nr ''t'S'
iSh; co,'nl aud japan d.; neata''o I'll 'p, ka%
Wrtl.c,.Fs white lead, &c. "-1 "
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-31
DEAFNESS.

NUTTA VEGETABLES, AN INFALLIBLE REMEDY
cd the application Of this valuable remedy in some hundred
The Westminster Dspc"sary dor diseases of the eye
ard cnr) which Letters Patent have been obtained by NJ
Taylor d, from the English Govermcn and the sanction
has received from the Royal Academy of Medicine in Paris
well from the following medical gentlemen MIR Absrne-
thy, Sir Ashley Cooper Drs oos Curtiss, Drake and Sc
gaIag Aurist &C. and other artists and Interior 10
none in medical "ience who have used and recomcndeu IT.
The fame ofihe Gatta Vegetables tr"us bout France and
Germany, caused its speedy introduction" into an'st every
country in Europe and addresses were presented to DR. lay
er from all parts, congr.tua'oy the circumstance The
certainty with which tho Gutta Vegetables was continually
applied he acsted by thousands Since tho
luton of 1929 their majeses Louis Philippe King of the
TrsGc and Leopold King of the Icga"s coniercd on DR.
ompense for the restored to hearing or otherwise cured
proofs Royal favor will hopes sufficient encourage
all who afflicted with deafness arising from any cause t."
In on.ou Paris and Brussels cured by him is
cacuaIc well in the principal of the three king
In Dublin 400 less 'tcaf Ivahls were restored
to hearing him. Of whom had becnincurabe for ~ years
one of whom was 90 years of age In tho last
lS'G the formed the cities in the south OF FRANCE
was astonishing for their number and the length OF time hey
For proof efficacy will submit the following
The Rev John King, Of Johns Church, Manchester
had become cold that could no, hear band
ofmusic fifteen yards dst,nt ThsaIcction had been grt'u-
time applied many celebrated Auris,s aud Physicians
WHO operated and applied thing their M"ed skill could
mcnrd aud applied Tayor's Gut" vcgeais, and strange
tell he had used secon bottle until he could hear as
Med Journal for Oct 1885,
DR. Andrews of Elin'urs says of the vrgc'nh;-i'
my practice, well in the hospals-l find it to be
valuable remedy Of deafness arising from nervous
debility ana Of the car ny so' an" ~r'
general being on lent in opinion as well AS that
OTHERS will be disappointed who may have OCCASION tt
S this valuable discovery.
Dr. Jane, of Anthi le,ro,lsle. letter Dr. Taylor
G"tlu Vcre,i,s elruaui .aluai remedy for DeaIncs
arising from almost cause have generally found ina
two bottles proucen perfect curcan' III one ,"anc
WhG uutrr tbortnT Calnis