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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-22
TI,K HUMAN IIAIR.

certainly true, although generally understood that
tho o the hair aw ia the abundant
fusion and that there only exists roots the shin ~
every individual than hairs growing from them bat in The
o badness that they neither perish dstroyed and
unc. ,y accident disease there should be crange-
destruction Il the parts which nourish ard
them, maintain that usy 1.-THE roo) continue health, aud
vigorous and destroyed injured when the hair
fallen from cvers from constitutional cascf either
the old the young Extract from BeaIs Cos
hse accompanying Beais Ha.r Restersiire.
MESsRS. l.. l. BEALS co. invite those who arc bald
in any dcgree who losing thsir hair their
eee 6i Broadway up ar. and have their Hair Restorative
applied without chsrgc until the hair 10 tored.
They further offer TO into with any party
the hair under penalty Of forfeit Of from i've
hundred dollars said party being bound like sum- 10 be
paid when the hair shai have been restored
The original certificates Of gentlemen o the highest sandaS
the city be a, the oce l64 Broadway
coutestbIy that Bea Hair Restorative has restored and will
the human hair and IL these sufficient 10 salts
the ipcrcduoos whom there great many.
of the humbngs that have been npudenty psel
upon the community ocular demonstrate will Ne given
those who may call there.
The Ladies especially recommended 70 The of Bes
Hair Restorative as IA 10 certainly nfslbe in producing
abundance Of hair where has become thin and pre-
serving and bcautfying tsat which remains.
B-ss Hair Restorative viii Keep IN excellent copltoo
preserve full head OF lair IN health and beauty the Ia
test period Of life Price 50 per Jar.
NIB All letters OF application for Agencies must be post
paid. A liberal discount TO those who buy to sell
For sale by ID. Moore, 1l3 Chestnut st. Phiadcpha A.
Snyder, Troy NJ " Geo. Oates agent FOR North Carolina and
Georgia. msy
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-22

u. IRWIN CO. Members Of the loyal College Of Sur
gcons London, continue be consulted on delicate dis
all thar various stages ior office 20il Futoa
street. whrr o,s the csmmodous Of their rooa
aborng under delicate complaints be with
secrecy and safety.
j. d. Irwin Co pledge themselves that in all
most violent winch have hitherto fallen under their
sobee their treatment without mercury has been
m and speedy They need not by certificates direct public
attention 10 their superior practice those diseases their
pua,ion ~ this city well known and respected BY hs
had 10 conhde In their honor ID is strongly recon-
meDded 10 females who the habit o usr the Deobsru-
cni Pills. that not than should be taken any ccca
SION more might produce effect, which those whs would se
mothers are deo.s to avoid APrcvenve be hadreesut
cured IN days Those who have injured he
secret and destructive habit obtain relief Solvent
curiy all that viii be required until shall be effected
Letters post paid detailing the of the complaint A.
covering suitable Zee, win be Immediately attended to- an
medeines with full directions, forwarded 10 the parties.
Office. No. 2o41 Fulton street mli2m.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-22

Mr.. sTEvENsON's familiar TREATISE Gaia
1vl RACT limo, with Illustrative Cases. fourth
edition, 81, in cloth boardContens Plain description
NJ the nature seat and symptoms of Cataract durable only
by surgical expedenFaacy and danger Of trusting its treat
ment to ignorant pretendes nfu irritating nostrums
touching ard charlottesville old and terrible and
untractabe for centuries the sole operations
mova mited to adults hardened ripe cataracts
neither Of which operations be performed until pro-
onged blindness and tedious preparation without
rrcpafable and less structural mischief
pondng risk Of subsequent Inflammation, acute sometimes
suffering, Disagreement Destruction, permanent mper
fiction Of this affected organ These sad con
rased with mode ofcIe rendered applicable to Catarae
their varying forms Of dmne greater ob,curty total
css Of sight and at periodof life which by avoiding
possible sensitive textures and acting kfuy
less disease produces little pain while il enables
restore sight ~ the most satisfactory leaving
dciormiy Of the eye -Four and scientific edi
tons OF this work formerly published elucdare the
practice ncueaed which received the unqua
ied recommendations Of distinguished writers
practitioners ia this and other countries and has been adopted
has public and private practice 10 the with
the most signal success by JOHN STEVENSON, ESQ.,.
CONDUIT street Hanover quare III re s.
AND Aurist Ia his late Majesty &c and the King Of Bel
sans, and Lecturer The Anatomy Physiology Patho-
logy of the Eye and Ear
London: s. Tighley, 81 Fleet street
OF whom be had the following the Author on
Ophthalmic and Amsl Diseases, viz
On WEAKNESS SoHr, tih edition, Is. Cd. in hosrd,
On GuTrA srRrS,, Nervous Blinlncs Is 6i in boards
On DEAFNESS its Caucs Prevention, and Cure fourth cd
ton, d. in boards. ai7.im
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-22
Dir. JOSEPH EVANS.
OLD GALEN's HEAD DIsPENsARY,

y- DIR. EVANS improved and successful practice for
the cure all delicate diseases mercura affections &C. Sc
continued usual, oondenay hi, Dspessay, No. ~
Peek spwhch has been established upwards Of 10 years
Persons sborg under diseases 81 private nature, those
produced the abuse o mercury will be to be relieved
and restored health by of treatment Al aree
able expedition. and eacscou By applying At his Dsp,ssay
No. 10 fr.l Slip
b.. DR. rs Offices arranged tina, patients
exposed W each oher observation In all most honor
able and inviloahle secresy " observed.
y- Person. Al distance have Medicines with ui d.
rscions forwarded them 10 any part Of the Union Letter
po pad) sonas,nc respectable fee will be attended TO-
JOSEPH EVANS, MI
No ~ Peck Slip, N Y
MIA 2wy the right hand side going down a. TIC waS
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-22
A Lux.rinni Head OF Hair.

VNTYETH's "CREAM OF LILIES" highly esteemed
w for promoting the growth Of the HAIR preserving L
from falling out and freeing Il from dandru Wh'skcrs quick
raised by its also red hair ~hkers gradually
turned jet black, without injury TO the whiskers or hair
has delicate extremely pleasant perfume and possesses the
power the roo and causing them TO spread out,
strong black and healthy quality possessed by other
preparation Cus natural ARTIFICIAL by its retain their
shape and unaffected BY dancing, weather. or other
Price 50 eeats For sale wholesale and retail, BY A. ID.
ID. SANDS 100 Fulton Of William j. Syme, O. and
$50 Bo~ey &. ii. Ring Gu Broad~ay q. Lindsay is Sixth
Avenue and by most respectable druggists IN The cy Pers
merry and Faacy stores.
Be careful TO ask for wyetli, Cream Of Lilies
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-22

ID HEUMAT1sM, CIlLBLAINs Sc.-DR. CHURCips
IN Chemical Essence of Mustard will ~ found eaceua
cure for Rheumatism, Govt Chlbs stiG JOINTS, Sprain
Bruises, Sc Nhcuntics shoud ha,a immediate Recourse 10
this remedy single bottle in will Eject cure
Eor sale tCiURCHs Dpensary, tss Bowe, srng
81 eet. mig. imeod'
IN GROSS INDELIBLE INK DOXEs, cheap, ior sale =,
cN 10. l2l Fulton ~ ms I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-22

"A CERTAIN DISEASE ersdicaied by the celebrated
n Dr. Poetts Genorrhes ftadcator. II hnders not from
business pleasant Ia the taste does faint the breath
ats virtues length Of time therefore
poant medicine Tor and those riding in tie
Try. never fails IN recest In less thar "a hours.
those Of longer standing IN proportion Hundreds hsve Nv
few doses o. the Eracator been cared of Piles For sale
wholesale and retail by A. d. Sands corner Fulton and
William; and the following Drug Stores 81 Bowory corner
walker sso Bowery corner Bond e4i Broadway 80 Sixth
Avenue Fnce VI rn3c sm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-22

MEDICAL OFFICE, No Ann Street ftul., m. Amer.
wi can Mueum) DR. EVERETT cousnes himself 10 a.
Once Practice Tor tho treatment and the following
scroula, rheumatism, Govt Ulcerous Sore Throat
Dyspepsia, Dropsy Files Cutaneous Erpons Nervous Com
pants, Mercurta Affections, SC. &e Evercts Anti Mcrc
rial Syrup which viii he found superior article 10 swa
Panacea sarsaparla Syrup for sale Al No Ann street
An assortment Of the most approved Patent Trusse and s
peusory Bandaes constantly hand FOR sale skay an
piled. Strictly confidential
DR. ). KNIGHTS ABDOMINAL sUPrORTERs-Tb.
afflicted respectfully informed that they can be supplied
with those Invaluable instrument Cor the falling Of NIB
and reduced price, and warranted IL be superior those
in common use, reference will he given 10 the 6v~t
Surgeon. the city. For sale al No Ann street unaer the
American Museum)
NIB. Private Entrance, 2is broadway. ai9im.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-22
MEDICAL.

o. DR. GLOW has recently introduced into hrs r~ss
tee chemical preparation, which has proved emnsntIv
successful IA removing elects Of long standing Sc Gomez
rs@s cured IN few days u Is pleasant the taste
anil speedily eMcacious.
The Doctor Is consulted confdeniiay in those disease,
which have baied the skill of the perc need ard such
as produced BY quach ncstrums and ignorant pr.-
tenders Dc little particular 10 notice tho name and number
of his ose2 Ann street Private Nj. Office third
door IRON The Maseurs Lamp At hc inner office door IN
evening ie7-y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-22

DERMUDA ARROW RoOr.-A superior arcle--the
- new crcp,jvst received and Coz sale BY
sb-lm' CHI RING, ga Broadway
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-22
PUBLISHED sArLyBy
y ~ X = ~ Or DON UENNETT.

NO ~ ANN STREET.
TERMS OF ADVERTISEMENT extensive circulation
OF the HsaA.o both N town and country, makes superior
channel Cor advertisers.
ron rwELvE LfSps IN LEss.
day, 20 80 days VI IS days, 81 81 10 days. ~ a.
0I6 SOL 7col III An
90 75le 2i2l ~ -
ron sfoHr LINES or IEsa.
weeks, ~ 20 months O. 20
month, 90 8 months Is %
Q- All advertisements 10 be paid before their insertion
Advertisements inserted IN the wssxLs Hss,Lp al 81 90
per square every insertion.
Menrsc HrsaLp--issucd every morning, except Sunday
price fvc cents per copy. Country subscribers furnished
the same rate Tor any specific period, remittance in
No paper sent unless paid in vance.
WssKLs HtHaLo-issucd ever Saturday morning al o..
clock price SIR cents per copy Furnished ceuntr, subser,
hers Al ~ pr annum, IN sdyanre
CoRRssrororNrs requested address their letters "a
jones ecrdon Bsnt froprsor and Edcr, and,a letter,
on business must hs post paid
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-22
PIANO FORTES AND MUSIC.
ATWLLL'S MUSIC SALOON,

td gy h Gran Harp bcu
dGt dhe Ga I h s
as test every NJ IA ~ dhy& h
found from to-
i ire " Pianos Of @ dAg1
fyy cla quality
every description lTL pi short
in g zeal dm
m most hes an Pieces books & n
dp
tn h by
Of Music, oil hhlI sh as nt than II thu Ohr about
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-22

TIOUCk's PANACEh-rrepsred solely from Vegetable
matorby Jacob Houck, Baltimore which may be taken
with perfect safety by all aud in all diseases h
Cor ~, following diseases Dyspepsia los q appetite, ina
gson Inflammation Of the stomach heart burn, dsrrh
dy.enisry or au, piles, Hstua obsucsd tnsraaon
and fever bilious cmitten' fever pus fever scarlet sver
smap por sipess sLAnhonys Gre astha pleurisy
cholera norbu consumption, nauesza colds coughs nfamma
throat qunscy, ~hooru- cough, thrush
mouth putrid throat srosp, inflammation % the heart
dropsy, ricketts, diseases of the liver jaaadi difficulty 81
maxi urine glee Mysteries, nervous ard scoral"s alice
toni ~ the members and gamsn mercursi tnd yonerca
diseases ulcers Sores affections Of the kn ard All disease.
arising FROM impure Blood Nc Price per bottle 81 % Sold
BY BUSH ilLLfEE,
Wholesale Druggists,
And Dealers drng medicines paiss oils, dye woods win
dow glass Sc No. i7s Greenwich street. Ne. York; also ~
DR.. +. N. Guion, corner Bowery aud Grand street
m2l-3m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-22

aJoseph Co patent elongated metallic pens best
article Of the kind that have used We went back to the
quill time ago after trying iaost every variety Of
taic pen the market satisfied that pens equal TO
tho,e produced by Goose Coz but having Mr.
Gos have again enlisted every good democrat should
under the metallic characterization Morning Post.
The itself is thy its rich contents and the whole
reflects credit upon the establishment that has saved TO penmsn
such world Of trouble in cutting goose qus, and nbbns
points little used.
"We may safely speak Of these pens exeelcH dessrv
ing high concentration n-Phn IT, S. Ca.
A good steel pen last. longer than qa;ll, and when il
service have only threw and nj ia another
the holder and there are and equipped for scr
bling made Of the best steel, and properly tempered is
he with Ciiats hsy quite elastic the Hol-
aaa Russia qu the losing either
their point their elasticity BY In 70 Ter the
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-22

rrO sURGEONS-h complete case Of Surgeons insiru
j. rent. Cor absierica ophhamica litho.omica, ana.
cmca repannn and cher purposes made ~ The best French
instrument maker, for sails Ny .-.
by LEWIS ANpfR
a2-y CORTLAND st
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-22
JOSEPH GILLOTT'S
PATENT STEEL PENS.
OPINIONS eF THE PRESS.

steel altogether and longer acknowledge the grey goose
qsilP as the badge Of professionally r. Conn., .7dr
@With OF these pens endeavoring 10 do
ce to Mr. Gos usefulness and scarcely rocoguize
kanaworh, the pen by influence in
dependent Of voon and the characters traced by il
altogether superior have hitherto attempted We
have pleasure in seang this public testimony TO Mr. Glos
pens feel personal Obligation for the facilities his
ton affords us --Ssas York Herald
"Gtoas Steel Pensr-awe net in the habit Of using
metallic but find those Of Mr. Joseph elliott the best
tried and heartily them excel
lent They the handsomcst that far
that goes and the mode of fastening them 10 the stem
perior that have NOTICED holding the much hrrer
and in better position The which thsy came, least
worthy OF its jswsis' On tbs whole, si'ots
metal pens likely ssperssae all others nNeV
York Gazette ols-y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-22

A STRINGENT PfLLs-AsTRINGENT PILLs-Dr.
~ Cbcrry celebrated Astrngen P fo the efectual and
radical gcet seminal weakness, whites gravel and all
affections u the Kidneys Sc matter Of however long stand
ng, after The failure OF cuece copaiba, injections NC Over
agent Car much he ssd for any known mecnsf To Fe
males. "washngton street july I0th Mrs Winforms DR.
Cherry the three boxes Of pills purchased from him, entirely
her daughter &C the green sickness after she had been
der the care IS months Of several Of tie most respectable
physcisn, Of this city, aLerdon June a. ls33iave much
pleasure IN subscribing 10 the efficacy Of Dr. Cherrys Ara
gent Pills. in curing obstinate elects, have trpcmsnsly
tried them on upw of bC0 and always with the
result viz speriect cure" g. A. Balngon ply Stefan
20 IL, Lock Hospital, Grosvenor Place, London"
For sale wholesale and retail by & d. Sands 100 Fston
st. s,me cor Bowery and Walker and Bend and Dowery
&. ". Ring, GA Broadway Is Sixth Avenue Price 81.
Country aechans bu ny the dozen supplied by
A. n sands liberal DISCOUNT, and the pills wsrraned
o them m30 I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-22

CUGAR-Eighiy hid, prime New Orleans Sugar FOR sale
- in lots 10 suit purchas RS, ~
alloy TX COLLINS CO so southst
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-22
100 ono CASES OF FEVER AND AGUE AN
LVO,OOO UALLY CURED BY theSsnsns Rswaad,

Tonic Nstnre, or Vegstsble Vebrifuge.
The wonderful which attended the OF this
medicine has induced the propsors 10 prepare In another
FORM order to make s usefulness universally extensive
They therefore, with much confidence. public approval
ROwAND's TONIC MIXTURE FILLS,
which essentially the the liquid but assessing the
advantage Of portability and safety from breaking and freezing
complaints d which have been frequently made By the
Of the Tonic MIXTURE
We have 0oo certificates 10 prove the isfalibty of this
medicine when properly used including members Of Con.
gress and other distinguished persons throughout the Usited
States who have expressed their gratitude Tor their
TO health y, its employment. Like the following viz
a Mr.. Rcwanj-s feel il duty which owe 10 You, and
tie community large to state that have been severely az
fc,cd with the and Ague and having procured every
remedy without the least success aud having card Of Row.
and Tome MIXTURE induced 10 resort 10 itand feel
pleasure that Ia day entirely recovered my usual
health ard symptoms Of the complaint has returned
ABBOTT LOvETT,
2l6 Bowery, ". Y.
For sale by o. Fay general sgent AZ Minors FRANKLIN
House Drug Store No 100 Broadway ~ n; AMI ef druggists
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-22

III OZENGES Observation-Disclosures. lbs oI
IL superior Lozenges including great variety Of Eedead
for sale at the Medicsed LoIcage Warehouse LOG NASSAU
street dosr above Ann.
Agent. principal cities Of the United States Il
sell bhermans Celebrated Cough asd other Medcated Loren
ges. Aplly ahc~e. al2y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-22

NOTICE-The poor from Bellevue and other public ins
tuons under Dr. E treatment requested to attend at the
Office between the hours Of and IL o'clock A. NJ Tuesdays
Thursdays and Saturdays instead Of Mondays, wednesday,
and Fridays m80-lm'
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-05-02

the Grand Falls, with detachment at the
mouth of the Restook. The rest of the
Regiment is at ST. John. Maj. Brooks, OF
the Goth, has assumed the command in the
county of Carleton. The last of the 3bth
Regiment has left there for Fredericton.
The st. John Royal Gazette states that a
considerable force is stationed at the mouth
of the Restook. for the purpose of protect
ing tho. boom which is placed across its
mouth. The officer in command is instuc-
ted to seize all the timber cut on the disputed
territory which may be attemptedto be PISS
ed into the ST. John. The warden OF the
disputed territory has also received autforl-
~ 10 employ a sufficient civil force to make
seizure of all the timber cut upon the upper
ST. John.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-05-02
VERY LATE FROM ENGLAND.

|
We are indebted to Mr. Daniel Marston,
(per Steamer Huntress,) for copy of the
Boston Transcript Of yesterday, containing
the following very late intelligence from
England.I
A WEEK LATER FROM ENGLAND.
The packet ship George Washington ar
rived at New York yesterday afternoon,
bringing Liverpool dates to the Goth, and
London dates To the 3Ist March.
The steamer Liverpool which sailed from
New York on the 9th March, arrived at
Liverpool on the 25th, having made the
passage IN 16 days.
Regret is expressed by the Liverpool and
London papers that she carried out "noth-
ing decisive from the frontiers" but con-
lident hope was maintained that all would
end well. In the House of Lords, on the
9th March, Lord Palmerston said, "there
was no reason to expect that the friendly
communications between England and A
mcrica would be interrupted" Lord
Brougham bad said previously, ION the
26th) that" he hoped the powerful necess-
iy Of war with America would be avoid
ed. He would not counsel the Govern
mem, nor would their Lordships sanction
any course contrary to the public honor =
but no apprehension need be entertained
that it would be derogatory TO the national
honor to concede as much as possible for
the maintenance of the inestmable bless
ings Of pesce. This was the principle up
on which the government ought TO act IN
every case, and above all in respect to the
unhappy differences between this country
and America" And, he added "There
is one consolation on this subject, which Is,
that we are undeniably clearly, and mani
testify in the wrong; and giving up when
We are in the wrong, never can harm US.
IS, 400 baes of Cotton we're sold at Liv-
eypool between the Odd and 28th, inclusive.
but without material change in price.
There had been another Eruption in the
thames Tunnel, which would delay tho
progress of the works about fortnight
No lives lost.
The Lords of the Admiralty have order
cd five new engines for steam ships, one OF
which, to be nameG the Cyclops, is TO be
Of 1900 tons burthen and carry 26 guns
the largest armament yet placed on board
a Steam frigate, in the navy.
The new French Ministry is said to be
arranged as follows: Marshal Soult, pres
ident of the council and minister at war;
| Nj. Thiets, minister for foreign affairs; NJ
Guizot, minis!eruft the interior; NJ. Dutch
atel, minister of finance, or commerce; NJ.
Passy to take whichever of these two pla'
ccs yhould be declued by M. Dutchatel.
The other departments do not appear IN the
list to have been filed up II would appear
HAT the government anticipated and had
iproyided for some expression oil popular
tspeasure by reinforcing with artillery the
various infantry barracks in the environs OF
Paris. An ordinance had been issued by
the King, conyoking the Chambers for the
4lh Of April, instead of Goth of March, as
! ORIG ilially announced,
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-05-02
From the Quebec Gazette.
THE WHEAT FLY.
Petite Nation, Eth March, lS59.

Petite Nation, lUh Marcn, 1929.
Sir-lt was only last evening that re-
ceived yours Of the 9th inst. requesting III
formation on the method to be adopted for
preventing the rayages Of the wheat FyI
| Immediately sen! for my ne'Shlnr,
Antoine Couillard dit Dupuis, who RE
pared his wheat last spring and was ler-
iecly successful. The present method nas
been followed for severai yeats by the sar-
mers settled on Lake Gemge, in the Town
ship Of Plantagenet, Province OF 'lWrr
Canada, opposite the Segnory oil Pthe
Nation, and always with the same success.
The following is the method adopted by
my ncighbor =
He pulverzed one pound of blue crpper-
as, (uiiriol biue) and dissolved IN bncket
Of water he put six mnots OF wheat IN a
tub and sprnkled il over with this solution,
with broom, taking care to stir the wheat
so that il might be web imprognated wlth
the liquid, which was all absorbed by tie
wheat, and sowed it the third day alter
having thus begun to sprinkle 1t with tie
above solution, taking particular care to
stir it often with a shovel. lie sowed his
wheat thus prepared, on the 9th and 9th Of
May, and gathered it in on the 10Th and
17h of August. There were oats ana
mldew (niclle) among the wheat, which
did not spring up. The wheat grew up
. fine and very clcan.--Mr Conillard caused
twelve sheayes to be thrashed separately,
and they produced two mlnois, though The
ground was poor. The neighbors wto had
not thus prepared their seed suffered much
by the fly.
had on former occasions advised, YER
bally, several persons to use the blue cop
peras, (ytriol blue) but | had been msln'
formed, as | prescribed method differing
a little from the above. MIR Couillard''
plan is the only one to be followed.
had intended TO publish the above il
the newspapers, for the information of TIT
public, but as the members of the Specia
Council are pleased to take che matter int
consideration will trust to them for 1T
publication.
have the honor to subscibe myself, Sir
Your very humble and obedient servant
JH. PAPINEAU,
To G. B. Faribault, Esq. Assistant Clerl