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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-16

EAGLE COURSE RACES, TRENTON, N J.
CO The Spring Meeting will Tuesday, May
csh 1892 lit being the week following the Philadelphia and
Camden Races) and continue four days. -
First day Tnesday-sweepsakes for yr olds, sub S3ce
l. w. B. stockton imp. ch Passac by Reveer, ou
Also imp. b. Cumberland, by Camel out of Ma
g. JOS II. Hens, names Oh. c. by Star out Of Melinda
JOS B. Kendall names gr by imp. Tranby out Of Mary
Randolph.
Same dsysweepstake. fer yr. oa., sub. $780, h. H. mile
wB. Stockton imp b. Atlantic, by Acson
Of Miss Craven.
Also, imp sl Cumberland, BY Camel out of Ma
Also name. imp ch c. Pa.,aic by Reveer of Raeh.
Jos H. Helisgs CHI Stephan BY Shark cut Of Fa
s. Jas. D. Kendall u. canpbc.) uame. B. by imp Tran.
s j. II. Van Mater eh BY Tormenor dam by Tue.
kahoe.
Second day "wednesday sweepstaLe. for yr olds sub.
!. Me..r,. Comb. Ellis ch c. Elliptic, by Monmouth
Eclipse, dam BY Revenge
Critic out OF Ann Page.
Edward J. Wilson b. Portsmouth, by imp. Luz
Same day-swcepsakes $780, h. H. mile heats; free for
all ages that shall not have previous TO closing this
stake.
l. Jas. D. Kendall names eh c. Windsor, by Monmouth
Eclipse, out OF Powsscy, yrs
. Jos. II. Helings eh. BoraS BY Andrew out Of
> Jo. H. Van Mater eh by Eclipse, Of Helen
Mar, Benny Blasls dam, YRS.
Also names ch G. ~ MONMOUTH Eclipse, dam by imp Ex-
petition, yrs,
Sane egfsr,c $500, Two mile, heats sicoof which goes
10 the 81 best, IL more than two start
Third day (ThursdayA purse Of $780, Three mile heats
5000 Of which goes 10 the ID best II than two start
Same day-A purse Of Slso, mile heats.
Fourth day (Friday)A purse Of $780, -Four mile heats
$500 Of whish TO the I'd best than two start
Same day-A purse 81 $500, mile heats.
The Races will at ~ O'Clock, each day Entries
will close the Eagle Hotel the erensg previous each
race, At o'clock. Entrance per cent.
The second best 10 be determined by the rss Of the Pha
do
second best the horse that 81 in the last heat 10 be
sidered.
Gentlemen from the northern and southern states rely
securing good stables for horses by making APPLICATION
addressing letter 10 the Subscriber.
handsome DINNER will be prepared at the Pavilion i'm
rediately after the main each day
The New Jersey Railroad will convey passengers from New
York the Eagle Course in three hours passing through New
ark New Brunswick, Prnceon and tbs principal villages Of
New Jersey.
As the Eagle Course has every advantage that be
wished far greater inducements will cater be offered H.
each Spring and FALL than has heretofore been Cour
north of Louisiana q. BAILEY, sec'y.
Trentos N. J., May iiih, 1899. myl3-l7r
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-16

A REFECTORY TO LET, al n Division street, and
N fronting 70 Fsst Broadway with fixtures Tor sale The
proprietor wishes TO dispose Of them quuce Of having
too much business hand and for the Of necessary help
10 carr, For further inquire the premises
or al 1870 Bowery TUNIS HAUGHURsT.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-16

PARK TnAATRH--rMs EVENING ~.n be Per-
pr A-ns.orthsmberiaad Mr. ChiPpendas-Anna Boz
ras Dc Desx BY Miss and Master wells
To cone. uae with THE DEEP DEEP sEA-Creat Amer-
can oea serpent, Mr. Plseide-Neptune, Mr. Riehings-
CephenS,, MIR F.her-Peres., Mrs Richardson-Anph
Doors spen at erorasrnne. commence at quarter past
Box Tickets, $l-Pit. 80 eents-Gallery, seent.
NATIONAL THEATRE Late Italian on.r, 1o...-
IN MIR WALLACK, Lesses-Corner Leonard and Church
streets, ten doors from Broaaway-THIs EVENING viii
BENEFIT OF MISS sHIRREFF
AMlLIE-Gcneral Connt Ven der Tiemer MIR sesun-Jo.s
sSpeskbaeker, Mr. Wison-Anarel, Mr. horneastle-Ami-
Musical Pasiiscio-Ms shirre will sing over young
to marry yet"-"The Lass Of Gowre," Mr. Wilson-song
The Comic Opera Of JOHN OF PARIs-John of Paris Mr.
Wilson, il which he will sing "Lovely Lady niae," and
"Cone love to bless me"Princes Of Navarro, Miss Shr-
ref in which she will sing "Ths rapture dwelling"ol-
Mrs Bailey, in which she will sin. "On the mountain
Doors open Performance at I. Bone,
81 Pit 50 cents. Gallery 25 cents.
DOWERY THEATRE-T. s. HAMBLIN SOLE MAN.
ID AGER AND DlRECToR-This evening" will be
ERNEST MALTRAvERs-Richar Darvil, Mr. Hamblis-
Lumley Ferrers, MIR FerrersJohn Walters, MIR Adds
Alice, Mrs Shaw.
Sailors Hornpipe by Miss Williams
To eonclade with Grand Musical Entertainment, in which
the Boston Brass Band will make their LIST appearance be-
fore the public in new and splendid uniform this evening
Leader Of the Brass Band Mr. Edward kendaLeader Of
the orchestra, Mr. Holloway-Soo performers, Messrs
E.Kendal J. Hollowa.. and II. sbley-Mr. George Free
mantle will perform a solo en- the harp.
Doors open O'Clock The performance to at half
past precisely
Price-Boxes rs cents-P s71 sensGallery, o5 cents.
IHRANKLIN THEATRE, CHATHAM SQUARE, under
II the direction Of Mr. w X. BLAKE. THIS EVE
MING will be performed,
THE GAMBLERS FATE-Augustus Dursnee, Mr. Cline
Amelia Mrs. Watts.
After which Panoramic View of the Election Process
son presenting the view before the audience
than Fifteen Thousand human figures, and one thou
sand horses.
After which MR. p p P. r., the Gentleman in Back-Mr
Precise Positive Peter Punctio, MIR Jones-Lucy, Mrs
Watts
To conclude with display Of FIREWORKS by Isaac Edge,
Esq.
Doors open at Performance to at auaterpas
7 o'clock fsi.ln.
OLYMPlC THEATRE-444 Broadway, (next door 10
" TatersaPs )-Under the sole management Of ID. ID. Me
KINNY.-This evening, will be performed,
OF YOU CAN'T MARRY YOUR GRANDMOTHER
Sir Rose Boomy, Mr. McCann-Tom Small Mr. Brid-
Grand Pas dc DesI la suss by Madame Tra Madame Ar
After which THE vow, or the Maid of cros.y-ser-
jeant Austerz, Mr. Thorne--Theresa, Mrs Flynn-Maa-
netta Mrs Thornc
To conclude with
THE FLOATING BEAcON-Jack Junk, Mr.. Mckinney
Angerstof, Mr. Thorne-Marietta, Mrs Thorne-Chris-
tine, Mad. Arraline.
Box, so cents--Pit, rs cents-Private Boxes, $500.
Seats may be secured by applying H. W. McKnny Trea
surer, the Box sfce Of the Theatre from 10 till 2.
n73m.
03- A CARD-NATIONAL THEATRE,-MILs SIR
Last A.. l~-z 81 harH
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-16
II EMOvED.-DR II. VILLERs IA. removed frem No
IN % Liberty street to No 70 Lisrenard street.

TO SUIT THE TIMEs-oPERAT1YE DENTAL
SURGERY subscriber performs every altos ON The
teeth gums modern and approved principles OF
the Dental art and with professional sh irregularities Of
the teeth In ebiIdrcr and remeded carcu teeth filled
with Gold loose teeth rendered firm teeth ertractcd teeth
fsed from tooth 10 complete set en- mase feesreduced
o.ethird
III Tootbsohe removed instsntsneously Price 50
myl5-sm DIR. III. VILLERS.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-16

NJ oTlCE-AIrs. A. }. EreEL, formerly A. a. Nor, Nc,
IN 1851 Bewery respectfully informs her customers ana
ladies of this city, that her establishment has NO eonnee
ton with the one adjoining under tbs name Of Mrs = Nett
The uerous mistakes which daily occur, wing out wo
rr the roof and until recently OF the
same name causing trouble both 70 herself and cusomsr
make necessary again to repeat what has oeen p'0
before. !, ...n or
NIB In csnsequence of unforeseen repairs, the ~
Me store No 100 Broadway again delayed unh,
ooh insant lmylSlw'l - Z. -
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-16

n3- A CARD-NATIONAL THEATRE,-NILs SIR
REF has the honor that her BENEFIT VIII
take place on Thursday Evening" 10th instant when will be
produced the Grand Opera Of AMlLE together with PAS
TINIO in which MissSnEREFr, Nrs.Bailey MrWilson, Mr.
segun Mr. Morley will perform. To conclude with first
time here) the Operatta Of JOHN OF Parishes snIR.
REFF Mrs. Bailey and Mr.. Wilson sustaining the principal
characters. b sheet omen. ml5-2t
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-16

DAsstORD's ROOMS FOR BILLIARDS AND
ID CHESS ais Broadway and II Aan street entrance joins
the Museum in both streets for the sale Of Billiard Tables
Cloths Balls Sc &C. and exercises for health Purchasers and
invited There 10 Billiard Tables ready LOT
trial. room, with spring, steel India rubber ssd eo
cushions and eagle ros and rss. the best assortment
ever oa,rea m. ~oblc mySl.y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-16
Yross;nxC Club.

Q-THE Proprietsrs Of the Centrevie Trottng Course,
Long Island have been frequently requested 10 call meeting
# and admirers Of the Trotng Horse, for the pur
pose forming Club founded upon such rules and principles
would be likely to retrieve that Noble sport from is
present neglect
They therefore respectfully request the attendance q every
amateur 20 attend meeting TO he held At Edmund Jones ID
Ward Hotel No 81 Nassau street. Friday evening 18th inst
o'clock lSgned n. Nj. CONCKLIN,
myt5.3t. Secretary.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-16
ROOMS TO LET

ROOMS TO LET.
M FURNISHED or uufurnished Apartments 20 =.
"a 81 Mark. Place csrner Of ID Avenue Terms "oaere
my3-2w-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-16

THREE Four respectable young females will and con-
employn at neat and geaesl business b. APP
ply ng at IL Spruce ct. up stairs. my io-sus'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-16

NY Il. n. LUDLOW 4 co.
Bales Room, No. ID Broad street, near Wall ,,..
WEDNESDAY Mar 81

WEDNESDAY, May n
AZ IL o'clock, at their sales room Is Broad .tr.sx
Positive sale Of number Of lots on th 80 IL
Of avenue ID, between Ilth and 18th Streets and .ah
water lots tie east side Of D. Between h and o,s
streets The property Of e desirab. os
tons ever offered TO the public for ship builders store mouse,
or any other where the advantage Of being on the
ter essential IL situated part Of the city where i'm
Proyements going upon the extensive ssae being
IN The Immediate vicinity of Tompkns Square the Dry
Dock Bank and particularly deserving attention steam
navigation companies Further particular known on
application to the aactonsers where hsgraphc maps ths
property can be had. mys dts
5 NEW YORK TATTERSALLs-TY,e
AT regular sales by auction, al mis- well known -
RTS Establishment, Of HORSES Carriages &C., eouik
N " nue to take place ea every Monday, at II
O'Clock, Throughout the year.
The next regular sale will take place Monday Goth Nav
at IL o'clock csmmsnsag with Carriages Harness. &c. asd 81
- s'elock the sale Of Horses will commence
Gentlemen having Horses to dispose are requested -
make early apPicatsD to good number On u
catalogue horse be offered al auction regis
ed time for nuEber the catalogue for which purpose u
res'sier wl be kept open till Saturday 18th May, n
GEO. w. MILLER,
Successor to J. w. Watson, 446 Broadway.
private SaieOne pair Of very fine black horseso
DO q" bay horses; . very fine single horses.
Ao-Carrages and harnesses, among them handsome
imported Cabrolet, belonging Exceency the Maise
Of France sold only as he is leaving the United States
a24.y a. VIM
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-16

h3- NATIONAL THEATRE-A CARD-MR WILL
SON begs leave 10 that his BENEFIT viii take
place on FRIDAY night when all the vocaiss will appear in
avorite Opera The evenings entertainment to conclude
with Drama Of Gderoy The part Of Lillian Lo
gam with songs by Miss Shrref the part of Jock Muir BY
Mr. Wilson, with other nterainmens myl6-2t
BEACON COURSE.
Q3- Thursday, o'clock Purse $500. Two Mile Heats
l. D. H. Branch enters h. Suffolk, by Andrew out Of Os
trieh, years old.
2. j. H. Vaamater enters CHI. Trenton by Eclipse Light
fsot dam by Tuekahee, yrs old.
ALEXANDER L. Bolts, Secretary.
Thomas Downing will prepare good dinner each day OF the
meeting in the CluS Room, for visitors. myl5-lt
{6y-DR. HARRISON, Dentist formerly "a Barclay street.
has removed to No. Warren street. End door from West
Broadway myl6 3m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-16
STEAM SHIP LIVERPOOL

II.
xA "A The above ship will sail at =
ANkkTN MN O'Clock r NJ. on Saturday, the
Nv4VEM~ENAM 18TH instant, from the pier at
Al KWANzAN the foot Of Pike street, where
U1NNxA\ IfY<NA\>\\ she now lies.
NN1MNslXM I'm W. Letters will be received At
z2ZE@sT@Ll the Exchange News Room, and
the Agents Office, III Fulton
street. until IL O'Clock on the above day.
Parcels and editors papers will only be received latter
place, and no letters will be received at the ship
Passengers requested to call and receive their tic-
ke Thursday and they will please send their heavy luggage
on board on Friday.
Shippers will please clear their goods at the Custom House.
and having bills against this ship will please
in duplicate, before Friday, to Office.
AIM BELL CO.,
myl3 III Fulton street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-16

DEsIRABf.E APARTMENTS in Priyats Family with
~ Board-Tvo handssne rooms beautifully furnished -
paror and bed ROOM TO with board and attendance In
respectable private family suitable for or two single gen
tlenea lady and gentleman Please apply at 40 Green
witch st. near Canal myl6-lw
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-16

ID OGERs' CUTLERy.-BOWNE co, No. Tontine
Buildings Wall street. have just received direct from the
mandatory Of Joseph Rogers Sons Shehed superior
scrent Of Penkne Easng knives Dtsk Knives SC Some
patterns entirely in this country, the Norfolk
Knife" &C. myitN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-16

66x FOR SALE--The substantial Brig GEO WASH
MINI INGTON, los tons bsrthen we'll found in sails and
riggng-can be sent to without expense-es at
Dover street wharf Apply to BOYD s. HINCKEN
myl+y Tontine Buildings.
Al RESIDENCE IN JERSEY CITY TO LET.-A
I three story FIRE proof house in Jersey City, Washing
Ss1Aton street. Inquire Of
mylO-lw. SAMUEL CASSIDY, Jersey Citv
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-16

SUCCESS TO J. A. * l.. VERNOL'S, DIAPERS AND
TALORs As they have adopted the cash system and are
able to sell clothing on the most reasonable terms pub
lie invited TO call and examine their and ev
win be satisfied that great saving will be realized In ca
system, as conducted at 81 Chatham st.
N. A great variety Of Cloths and CassAsre vestina
kept hand aud made to order The fashionable styk
Also large assortment OF Goats AID Cloak p27.2mss
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-16

II AMPS LAMPS The subscriber has Just reeeivad
IL great variety Of Hail. Mane and Astral Lamps together
with fine assortment Of bronzed and gilt Girandoes
ID. L. DELAYAN, No. III Maiden Lane
myl4y near Broadway.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-16

osTA Pocket Book with Steel Clasp, containing about
IL So $50, viz. each $50 s2o S. the Chemical
Bank and 81 s. in with sundry memorandum Of
but to the The finder will be literally rewarded
by returning the same 10 II Maiden lane. myi43r
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-16

vITANTED-A Nurse 20 attend in a small family. Mons
w need apply without being highly recommended at No.
n White street. mye.Y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-16

WANTED silent active Part ner-A young, enterpr-
w sing Is wanted with cash capital Of $4,000, au
cratve Importing business the profits Of which yield from %
to so per Address. with real name, b. at this see
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-16

WATCHES, JFWEIRY, GERMAN SILVER, Ne.
C TOBIAS Patent Lever Watch manufacturer, Tarltoa
- street. Liverpool, and Importer 20 Maiden Lane, New
YORK received ste Liverpool and other late ARA
as large assortment Of gold and silver Levers, Duplex,
anchor escspemest and vertical Watches and
cold dial lever movements gold guards keys seals. rings pes
eli eases together with large assortment Of German silver
Spoons forks, Butler halves, sgar tongses ladies' foe asa
guard chains, himbes &c which offered for sale a. low
prices and ON liberal terms at wholesale and retail
myi3.lmis
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-16

CARRICK LUNCH, No " Park Row.-This new Estab-
VI lhment now open, under the management Of MR. <
MRS. GOOLD who respectfully solicit the patronage OF
their old friends public generalypedgng their unr
ing exertions 10 please.
Refreshments of all kinds. myii3t
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-16

IN The coal district there ssg little demans, owing TO the
scarcity Of money the propretor have many
been obliged to dismiss their miners Inc iohomAs - a'
ment Of the shipments this season. ,ae,s
Boats, zoo 1ons, ao'7s7
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-16

"A FOLIO GALLERY, No 40 Broadvy, Ntw lork.-
IA Now exhibiting, for very few days, SERIES OF
PAINTINGS ty Alfred j. Miller o. Baltimore, Illustrative
Of the scenery 1.-THE Rocky Mountains and the Wild Sports Of
the Far West
These Pastngs have been executed for distinguished travel
ler who about to return to Europe who las generously
allowed them to be unpackcd and eShbitedb the Apollo As
sociaou until his departure which viii be ~ few days The
series consists Of eighteen finished PaiRsgs and while they
main will constitute part Of the Second Exhibition Of the
Apollo Association
The Pictures purchased BY the Committee Of Management,
and which will be distributed BY lot amongst the Members IL
December, arranged by themselves.
large number Of splcadd Painting by the most renowned
Old Masters from the collections Of private gestemen invite
the attention OF Artists aud Connoseu The Paintings BY
living Americas Artists present rich variety Of subjects and
render this exhibition superior 10 the last
Admission 10 cents Season Tickets 30 cents Catalogues
lol cents. myl i.2wis'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-16

Csrros-n this market advanced ic has been enected
e.ce our last report This OF the
Increased shipment The sales reach zoo bales al
Iaaal6 for upands; 4ai7t for Mobiles 4a7 Tor A. Orleans
s for FLORIDA The arrivals have been about 1000 bales
onIv AT Charleston the lith the business had been Inn
ted sales week. and OF the
unfayorabe news from England decline Of ia &c was sub
mitted to-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-16

nry- STEAM SHIP observation-disclosures who have
passages board this will much obige
the BY calling and taking their berth tcket
ABM BELL CO.
myI5-lt III Fulton street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-16

nR. j. J. LLOYD wHITTENORE respectfully informs
~ his friends and the public that he has removed TO No. 10
Park Place. where he win be rsd attend TO the call Of those
who may honor him with tn confidence Havrg studied three
years the Hospitals Of Paris asd year ~ the Lyngin
Hospital Of Heidelberg under the celebrated Professor Naeges,
he he competent scientifically disease that
~ay come under his observation. myllissm.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-10-17
DIR. :. EEUN'E''S
CELEBRATED PILLS,
CONSUMPTION, DYSPEPSIA, AND IL
YER COMPLAINT, &c.

As the enjoyment of health depends on pre-
serving the functions of the Stomach, Lluer, In
testines and Lungs, in healthy and vigorous
state, through the operations OF which the body
receives IFS growth, its nutltlon, It's srppoft 1t
can no longer be astonishing that when these Wis.
cera are deranGed, ,and cannot perform their pro-
Der functions, the whole system suffers and be-
comes disordered. Knowing this to be sound
and demonstrated fact, in scieuce and experi~
ence, DoCToR HUNT's SYSTEM OF PRACTICE is in
faithful accordance with it. He aims to keep
the Stomach, Lungs and the Liver, in vigorous
and healthy action, as the three great fountains
of health and life. For this purpose his pills
are compounded of herbs, which strengthen and
eqnaIize the action of the heart, and give an i'm
pulse or strength to the a!teriaI system, at the
same time quicken the action of the absorbent
and discharging vessels; and as all the secre'
tions are drawn from the blood, any morbid ac-
ton which may have taken place is removed,
all distractions are overcome, the blood is purl"
fled, and the body assumes beautiful state.
'T'hese pills give tone 10 the stomach, increase
the appetite, and emnently expel all acid or
morbid matter through the exeCretoIy ducis in
to the passage of the bowels. In all cases Of
Consumption, Indigestion or Dyspepsia, Bilious
Affections, or Liver Complaints, Heartburn,
Sourness or Acidity in the stomach, Tightness
at the Chest, Loss OF Appetite, Sick Head A.
che, Pain IN the Head, Back, Limbs and Side
/ FlatlIency, Typhus and Scarlet Fever, Punil
Sore Throat, Fever aud Ague, or Intermitins
Fevers, Gout, Rheumatism, Lumbago, Sciatica
J Spasmodic Affections, and Tic Doloureux, Con
vulslons of Children, Measles, Small Pox, Hoop
ing Cough. lRckets, Teething, Worms Fe
male Distractions, Choross or Green Sick
ness, and Reflections of Food, and Costiveness
Collie, whether hatuIent or Bilious, follow tn
DIRECTIONS.
DosE.-Take from three to ten pills, sill the,
operate, two or three times daily. The use 0
the pills must be persevered in till cure is ef
fected.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-10-17
COMM UNlCAlION.
For the Democrat.


Messrs Editors The Massilon
Gazette Of last week, figures rather
lam4y IN his effort to Wagnetise "Antl
Cas-" our townsman's tongue like his
being ever in advance of his brain; but
as he is visionary beng, and matters
Of fact are all moonshine with him, ]
will therefore indulge his guessing pro-
pensity.
His remarks are intended TO reach a
certain Doctor in Canal Dover. jndglng
from his very emphatic expressions, but
The learned editor has scatcely mind
enough for home consumption, and
prudence would dictate an economy ol
that precious article.
The.very intelligent Doctor has in
his benevolent feelings prescribed
Meal gruehfor the author of'Anti Cas-
How far ,ha. Gentleman may be lndebt
I'd TO hlm for the originality of pre-
scrption as we'll as thought, | am not
prepared to say; but the Doclor.at whom
he directs his murderoas shot, might up
on pery cursOry examination of has
case, discover IN the learned editor, an
amJeciiity of mind, which wonld frus-
tra'e every remedial agent, and which
could be relieved only by some super.
natural power in reducing the chaos
which now exists, 10 some system of
order.
As he in his hallucinations Of mind,
views Anti gas as professional man,
1t becomes me as his friend to Teclpro-
cate courtesy; and In consideration OF
his tender of Meal Cruel, ! will pre-
scribe for his benefit; and as consider
him a patient now under my charge, |
would rrge him, if he regards the Slen-
der cord by which his ideas are con-
peced, to spend his genius on Stark
County; its borders are quite sufficient
play for his Gigantic mind. He may
oyerreach himself, and death, inevitable
dea,h would be the consequence. and a
coroners inquest would bring in the
e pi,eous and lamentable verdict "the abil
Doctor came to his death by strain"
He says 'Anu GAS is anything but {
polidcian;" play what is the learned DR.
He rides so many bobbiss it ls Difficult
10 find him on terra 4 ina. AT one
time he figures as Elngrado, pre-
scribiOg bloodetting a1S Epukes-at a.
mother time riding an animal called
Magnetism, again foppishly feeling a
bout the ladies heads, fondlng and whi'
mug afer fusome Aa,tery, Of which he
~ the grecdylrecipien,. and last Of all a
brilliant stsr.ln the editorial club, deal
,ng cut politics Of soft kind.
The learded MagnetIser says "Ant
Gas is deathio the Democrat" If w
can draw do inference, he in HE edito-
rial Career. with all.hls efforts TO b