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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-27
90 THE CHEAPEST DC
AND


MOST FASHIONABLE ESTABLISHMENT,
Having the most extensive and splendid stock Of Cloths CASH
made theimest style at the shortest notice, at the
following prices cash delivery, al the well known
CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT or
A. r. JAMES,
LATE JAMES TAYLOR,
No. 6S Maiden Lane and No. III Liberty st.
LIST PRICES.
superhne black, blue or fancy colored Dress
Gentlemens' Summer Goats. from So
Cashmere Pan,aoons, variety ofpatterns and
colors, 81 so to 50 So
Vests ofsilks satins. velvets, cassimeres,M Mar.
settles, Vaenhas or Thibet Cloth, 81 IS to 81
The public will observe the above prices 10 PEI,
cent below the ordinary prices Of Merchant Taior e2s
C,RECKLEs FRECKLEs! FRECKLEs!!!-Tbe
prevalence Of Freckles the human face and neck
from time mmemoria been not only annoying but decided
Disagreement 10 the human body, and gratifying dscoye
that eaectual d.perser has at length been found in
"Wyeth Celebrated Milk OF Roses which stood uuri-
raed and anequaed in England, France and America for
nearly fty years.
BERGEN, New Jersey, May lAth, 1885,
SRAt the request Of my brother William have great
pleasure in stating you that have been mach frecked
the face and neck for upwards of was
mended to Milk Of Roses. have done and feel
truly pleased in saying that after the 81 il for month";
now free from bleRh my skin, and complex
Unchanged for the better
Wye,hs Milk Of Roses speedily pmpes, botches
'caes, rougnsss sunburn chag chappRe and for
moving the unpleasant sensations after shaving perfect
injury Observe the stamp Of j. Wyeth ferumer London
the cork OF each bottle. For sale wholesale and
the propretc prices by A. b. D. Sands 10 and 100 Fulton
street Guion, is9 Brssdway Mlpor 1893 Broadway; Hart
Houston and Broadway; Ring, e44 Broadway; Cole
66l Broadway, syme, 90 and $50 Bowery; Dewar
Church and Chambers NJ somervlle cor. An Wooster;
Wyeth 60 Bowery; Creighton Carmine and Bedford;
Coton Blocker street. Lindsay, 9th Avenue; Love, los
9Th Avenue; Nicely Christopher and Greenwich Lane and
Burnetrs Periumery store 81 Canal street jylssm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-27

EXTRAORDINARY COMBINATlON.-The Bsndana
II Oriental Tablet, will speedily render the skin smooth
clear and removing roughness sn feckle. sunbn
and every mpercton from its surface leaving the complexion
cl fine and white will quickly ceunterac the
effects q alkaline soaps paa bathing &c and give
skin that Transparent brancy sstly admired Price SO
centssod only at GUioNs, $50 Broadway, opposite John
street sig
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-27


IN on aud sale &c all Kinds of Domestic and Foreign Dry
Goods. at the lowest possible price
Nothing like IL IN the United States!
This establishment (wm vann 2oi Grand street. In the
city New York) possesses facilities extent heauty AMI
equed by any thing OF the kind in hi.
counryConducted principles perfectly equitable, the
somer after trading here feels perfect confidence,
ctiy home otkyng allowed aud second price
made under any kind orood. can be
purchased with the greatest securtyeven n the purchaser Is
unacquar,sd with the value Of the article required
The fall trade will he opened scale and extent unequaled
BY any retail establishment, In the history dry goods
Lots Quantities loads stacks mountains Of goods, Of every
hind and oregr. and beautiful silks and sans,
brcche cashmere saw Lupn superb French mernoes
ovssns de Iaines sasony de laise British merinos and
generally.
wooIen clothes easners sattne and v,stng fannels,
blankets quilts and comorter table linens FUR
nifures. dirnities, finges &c
CLOAKs. sea'os will commence with 500 newell
ful AID elegant cosks. WM vANN's, 2ei Grand Street.
as Iw. IN. between Allen and Orchard
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-27

M u 's'S 81 f l,S.:,, :,,.i ssOo x .
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-27

n ERMAN sUCCoRY, for nayerne coffee. for sale whole
NJ sale aud retail by LEWIS FEUCHTwANGER,
ia Gold street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-27

Forty Years Experience "a rarious climates 7tcsn-
ty.foar years established in this city-Neither
Quackery nor Imposition.
DR. J. EVANS,
No. II, Peck Slip, New York.
OLD GALEN'S HEAD DISPENSARY,
nR J. EVANS cGr,inoss be eon,uie~ coafdentisiIy
~ In all v.s"sl $, rcural and chronlc d>orGers
the most improved prsaiice he expedtoos
Mild treatment b. depended To prevent mistase
H. particular find 40. IL PECK Slip
Minerals Boa, containing complete oi medicine for
every form of he ease procured above and
With exposing Tie patirpt They will be order
nv par Of tie unct States
Aso preventive reaedy against v'''r'l that nay be
fully relied On
Al letters post paid, and describing the and enclosing
reasonable fee will have the remedy and directions to
der Attendance daily, until O'Clock in the evening.
The Offices and Entrances well arranged aud secrecy
may be depended on
JOSEPH EVANS, Md.
nliy No. Ia Peek Slip, ". "
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-27

DoOKBNDERs BoARDs.-.5 tors Of assorted No,
ID For sale by PERssE & BR0Oss.
s30y Liberty street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-27

GERMAN SILVER in sheets Of suitable gauges width,
" for making Tea aud Table Spoons, all times hand
and for sale by LEWIS FEUCHTWANGER. II
+. sI4 MN# Gold street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-27
IlR HULL's RADICAL CURE OF RUPTUREs.-ot

IT UNESs-Of-
~ fee ve.ey street Aston HouseA Surgeon Of rs years
practice constant attendance Guarantees Of radical cures
gives all Of eduebe rupture m strength and
sona health Of the patient being otherwise uninpaired
With proper adaptation DR. Hus Truss perfectly 10
ain the raptsre without pain the danger The patient
~ the slightest interrupios to exercise business.
Attendance given in private houses. where required
,ft,r o'clock, by the Office Surgeon
BPatents cautioned against trusting spurious in.
ventions Of Trses advertised Improvements upon Hull
None are genuine unless they bear the Signature or AMOS a.
HULLand the only Office in New Yorh ,the original one
formerly Fulton street. but nowat NOD vesey street. Asor
Huse. a30.eod v
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-27

o. TO THE PUBLlC.-We call the special Of
the public 10 inducements held out by SYLVESTER &c
is6 Broadway for nvesng in real estate situated in New Or
leans. Notwithstanding the attempts made by the pous Davs
HALE Of the Journal Of Commerce. have good fo
knowing that the affair in question possesses the entire
dence OF the those persons
have any doubts call Sylvester Co. who
Of giving the most full and perfect satisfaction reply
INQUIRIES made. eI7<
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-27

A NEW DISCOVERY to Cure the following Dissases:-
Cronic Scrofua In all its stages Secondary Syphilis VI
GERS Piles Fistua, Cancer Swellngs and all Dis
eases which he warrants to without any hndrance to
any nn the patet perfectly cured even fer medic
sne whch he VIII give gratis in he don't make perfect
care Every can be had by calling at the Botanical
street, between the hours Of and 10 and and pm
where the Doctor will be attendance the above diseases
s2lmf A. L. Smiley. Agent
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-27
NEW YORK BAZAAR.

WOr f-IHHM anu EHECy k-HptF hOXFS OF al
KINDS AND SIZES, EVERY STYLE, AND FOR
LINE OF BUSINESS wHATEvsR,
HI Fulton street,
Three doors from Nassau
90 City and country merchants will fnA constantly
asgs stock hand They be accommodated at short
bee to any quantity they please; sse by sLppn
them in PROFITABLE packing may he desired to any part
America.
Real genuine Cologne Water, imported from Germany Of
sost superior quality-will satisfy every purchaser
Also. just received by late arrivals, fine lot of
COLOKED AND MARBLE PAPER,
sf the 81 Beautiful patterns. myll-y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-27

that SHERMAN'S COUGH LOZENGEb viii them
two days Apply at lo6 Nassau st, door above
Ann. au-26
% lOO fail. to r.e.n, case o Ss
disease in less than "a hours For sale wholesale
retail by appointment by A. B. ID. SANDS 70 and 100 Full
and the following Drug Stores OF Chambe,
and Broadway OF Chamber aud Church streets
6 Broadway 90 and $40 Bower Of Carmne Bed
ford streets 81 and iee 9th Avenue and Burnets Patent
Medicine store, 81 Canal street
Price Al. iyle-am
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-27
AHbPPAASSTU3}RP's
PATENT WINDLAys.
R Il DIST +, A II

90 The Subscribers Sole Propretors and
are prepared to execute, with despac all orders for their In
vaAed Patent Swslied Beam Wnda.s Bedstead which are
now almost universally used being best article a, vel in
yented--c mpinng ease, convenience and durability
The sackas acted upon by the windass and beam
made perfectly light and free from all liability leay
ing an elasticity in the same which renders easv
and simple in constructions the matter putting IN and knv
down will be found Of trouble with hoss
component parts fitted safeguard against s MIRO
dacfion Of any kind ofvermin
From the care taken to render each Bedsead perfect
qualities for durability will recommend them TO purchasers-
who are invited to call and examine large ON
aand. - - =
Also large assortment Of elegant Furniture Mattresses
Feather Beds, sc. constantly hand.
NV. C SOUTHACK, No. 1876 Broadway
ErankE Uo,.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-27

4 oCO foCo MAI, Ht.s.-sh,pp,ng oraer, ala whole.
IL sale dealers supplied. Apply at STEVENS Premium
Match Factory 80 Eldrdge street Warranted failing
and damp proof and eon.ttupg reality the perfect
match imaginable. au2O In
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-09-26
E6schIEegM NEssQgs6ares':
EVERY THuRsDAn moRNrNs,
BY HENRY ADAMS.

TERMS. To village and single mail subscsibers,
two dollars per year. payable before the expiration d
70 companies Of any number over six, 81 so per
year, pnyablens above: To companies less than Elk,
% Is per year. payable ae before IS cents viii be
deducted from each Of these pfices when payment is
maAeinnavance. These prices are exclusive Of mail
or stage charge for transportation. afS 80 s@'
papers viii be discontinued until ell afTeaEages
ere paid, except az the discretion 81 the editor.
Notice Of wish 20 discontinue must be given be-
fore the expiration of 3 year. Srs @1
93-ADvKR1IsINs. One square, three insertions, %,
Half suuare rs CTS Continuance over thrse weeks
20peF cent per week. Al liberal da1ucti0n made for
advertisements continued Cor ~ nleli tlis 3
- Admlinistfai0gss and Executors Notices, 81 90
COMMISSIONER Notices, II IS
= AL codnuapnieaaions must Be Fpsr,rID. = rs 81
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-09-26
NOTICE.

'THE Judge Of the Court Of Probate for the
4 District of Woodbury. has limited md
allowed six monfhs from the date hereof for
the creditors of the estate ef - M
Mary Ann IN. KdE alias AEary Ann Hreaosyson,
late of WOODBURY., ID said districfs deceased.
represented insolvenf, i'm which to exhibit
,their claims thereto and has appointed Tho
mas Bull and Daniel Martin, Esq's, both Of
woodbury. aforesaid, Commissioners 10 re-
ceive and examine said claims.
Ce1ified By NATHAEIEL ,. Suxa. Judge. :
= The subscribers give notice thai they shall
meet 81 the inn of John p. Marshall, inpnid
Woodbury. On The 18th days OF October ana
February nexl. eE one O'Clock in the alter
noon On each Of said days. for the purpose Of
attending the husinesso said appointment.
IhoMAs Buzz. Commas
UANTEk MARxiN, si0Rers.
All persons indebted 10 said estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment to
WTLLIAM g. M'KKx, Aamin'r.
Woodbury. ANg. g. lo30I *l6
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-09-26
G. SK0 OUR NEHx = som
100 MaiM.gt. Hartford, Ct,

nMR W3mSm.~4 m~r-t 1snu,I7. ~.
= -. -. &
eTJ or SAFE o. thesT OsUe dlFsct
40 CASES of Cast Steel. in round. square
Y and fiat bars, and in sheets Of very
great variety OF sizes, and suited g aimos1
every description of Mechanics work. ssys
soc BUNDLES @
English iron wire Of superior quality.
Timed iron, brass, copper, cast shetland sill
yer plated wire "a -. * ,sEEs.s $50
Rrass. copper, and iron wove wire. sH
"A great variety Of brass water cocks from LIZ
i, bore to q inches, for paper mills, sc.
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-09-26

LEAD PIPE.

THE subscriber having reconn ienced the
IL manufacture Of Lead, PPE for dcque-
duct, Pumps, and various other uses. ID pre-
pared to furnish any quantity Of the various
sizes on the most Reasonable terms, The ex-
perience which the subscriber has had 10 fia-
king and putting Ia operation the above arti-
Gle for all its useful purposes, enables him 70
do II ia the most thorough and perfect map-
ner. ALI orders or inquiries BY mail or 9TH
erwise viii be promptly attended to. t
= Mandatory at the old place, one mile
west Of Hosford's tavern, on the Hartford
and Albany road, and IA miles from Hart
foRd.a A# III eHw si5s AEANsON ANDRvs.
Caaton, ,Nepf:-6. 1880 yyeg5g5W ,ss*Sn9l4
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-09-26
NOTICE.

THE subscriber hereby gives notice 70 the
residents and non-residenis Of the town
Of Washingtons liable 70 pay taxes, that he
will receive their town taxes on the nssess-
mept list Of 1888 at the store Of Brinsmade
q Mitchell on Monday the 2lst day q 0cto-
her next, at o'clock A. NJ, and ati the store
O'clock p. ~. !. .s,., n,
Those who neglect This opportunity II.
able b che payment Of legal fees. 80 n
IA SfnKon III. MITcHELL, Collector.
Washingtcn, Sepf TO- 1889. Y {, 80 - Is
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-09-26
@EARL RUPERT. AND OTHER TALES. =

EARL RUPERT, AND OTHER TALES"
THE style and tide Of handsomely printed volume
o. poems and prose sketches ofnO ordinary merit;
recently given 10 the world. bv JAssEs Mack well
Known as the Deaf and Dumb pest,ss ss.sisssx
Il seems impossible, shat person. deplivsdok two
saeh essential faculties De these Of speech and keur
ing should be able 10 comprehend The mysterious
beauties Ofsoand, or haveany command f skyne and
,eyta" yet it is in these particulars par
mat the poetry Of this very clever work sxeels 8.
ms fact renders it literary eriosity aud assucb.
well worthy Of public attentions but its claims for
consideration do not rest here It's contents breathe
forth tie Gerry sO1l Of poeys in mastery
style, great beauty and originality Of imagev with a
melody aad power Of expressions handy surpassedi
the productions Of the most revered masters Of the
gin divine Of gentle pOesls' We subjoin, in Support
Of our opinion, few extracts from his translation Of
Schillers celebrated q Ben Song s' and we unhesi-
tatingly assert that the great poe,ical
adapting the sound Of lyric verse 70 is sense was
never more fully attained haR this superb ode. So
Tar as i isa transla,ioa;i speadidy embpdiss the
peculiar spirit OF tho original but Iaag be doubled
whether in appendine from ais ssuspen. al that fol-
lows the hne Ringout. Ring ouss . pealofdtead!''
Ne has not almost left his tsdss1atio Ia tho shade
The volume is replete with similar psstic beauties
and contains moreover, series Of prose sketches
satirfical and humorous which are inesslibly anu,
sing.--Comm. sse A
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-09-26

1 "Reminiscences QE g Xankees-Amone those
VINO sought redress TOR wrongs sustained or
INJURIES Ivy inflicted. OF Recorder Raldwin'sof-
hut hut yes.sI9ay vas thlns tall: Intelligent
Srev;sS ans r aookllg anAes. MS naar WIS
eve was restless ana 80 : -. .a.s
tnrally aquiline. had an ,t.s hna.,
raised in its centre bT grog-seller At lie
New basin for which act Of battery the
lanEee sought redress. Although the mer-
- el.se Sass9 Question did not reston any
~ is Me, nS eelng ola
!. Sn sCr ave history which he ran
been bopd y, as rr,n,a, M l;S
Ewasstoo sedentaTy for him-he resigned Tie
composing stick and cut stick. He next went
tocollegein New Hampshire and therestudi-
ed Tor physician got out his diploma and
got INTO practice cured all bis putieniss bat
wen nign' KILLED himself. The tact vas ne
s sisa eoo snucn pIaeuce, ana es Lazy 1ies-
dss:na O ,,'I aSy expreSses 10 { 700 nue.
baveheen The Issh \. ms ma i ~ Mou,@
Esouatulated to s. Carolina: here ERE he Became
a watch and clock maker ana general chro-
nemeterrepairer. He found his CLOCKS 10.
ing out fast bit his money coming in slow
he neither wound up his chronometers nor
nls credit; they CHS chronOmesersl ran down
S s:I he ian away % tneswest. Al mlinols Ne'
-. r. ~. ~. ~ q.
he nnde rnnid nracress, mi ,ha N lIev ossbs.
Mississinni prom;ssd - rrsas AZ ahnnSance
OF the fruits Of grace through his agencyas.
il does ofs the fruits Of the earth through tlie
agency Of the husbandman. While, howev-
teT, he was forming thousands from the error
q tneiT r, waysne w. ioslng nundreas oldol-'
y, 49,
Gt's s.ASy uas. 49,, ~ ~ AAM
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-09-26
GROCERIES ! /! :! !! !.


CrOckexys GLASS Ware 0kcs
# the good people of this and adjoining
towns wish 20 plrchase any of the above
named arficlca they may rest assured filnt
they will be sold on as reasonable. terms as
could be wished, with the surety Of obtain
ing good articles, By calling at ... w. t.
WI M vs.. ~, q MORSE ~ CAMPS,
l a,ss Semen docrs Esst 81 Genre s Aarueiios,,,
;ras4ss and one door West Of alansioy Hoase.e
q LiieAfsl. Sep 9. 1852 - 3. IA
aersyi Disfrics ot woodbury., 81. \ ~ srsssh H
robdts Court SEPT. ., 1850 'a@ ~ ~ 7.
/. WeSsTAxE of HEzEKIAH BUcKINGIIAM, lata Of
~ Roxbury, deceased. The administrators
represent the estate iHs0lsent and pray tho
.appointsnent of Comnissio pers thereon or.
dered. that Commissioners to receixe aud ex-
anime fhe claims Of The creditors Of said es-
tate be appointed Ct the Probate Once zig u
Woodbury., on the l4th day Of October. 1882
At 10 O'clock iii the forenoon, OF which all
persons ii interest will take notice, and ap.
spear IL they $50 cause and beileafd thereon.
Z ss..I5s Z. IyAfHANIEf ,: ShITB. Judge:
Liseafsn co. 4smpsrsnes Society.
NExr monthly meeting Of this society will
Ill n be at C0lebrook on ahe 9Th Tuesday Of
September. II. BxLDwIM Sec'yy.
Il YasAigtoA Sspt IL has -.
Asa Co.lrt of Pro6ste holder az Cansess pitb;n
anal or ne nisffscf ef Nhdroai, On ne "a day
NJ, " Septegsbey. a.. ID. 1889: asasY1 ~ "A srtg
Psssenf. William III. BsHvail Judge
ENTHEREAs itappeais by thea and re.
w cords of this Court, that the estate Of
ANDREW CHAPIn, late Of WolcQit, in the coun-
: w Of Wayne, and stute of New York, has
4 been represented BY the administrators there
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-12-05
2S6 ACRES

on the Bull pasture river, and the same
upon which the said Lockridge now
resides, four hundred and thirty Acres
lying between the Bull pasture and
Jackson's mountain, two hundred and
forty Acres on the east side of the Bull
pasture river, one hundred Acres in the
Big Valley, forty five Acres on the Bull
pasture, seventy five Acres in, the Lit
Tie Valley, one hundred Acres on the
Bull pasture, one hundred Acres on
Chestnut ridge, and two hundred A.
ores on the east side of Jackson's ri
yer.
The above land or much ofitis ofan excel
lent quality, as it is of the Bull pasture bot
toms, which is equal in quality to any land
In said County of Bath, and as a stock farm,
the property is well worth the attention of
graziers. The title to the above property is
believed to be unquestionable; but acting as
Trustee, shall only convey such title us is
vested in me by the conveyance aforesaid.
S. A. PORTER, Trustee.
Nov. 7 1899.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-12-05

TEXAN LOAN.-The New Orleans pa
pers state that the Texan loan of SIS, 900, 900
has been negotiated in England, at 8 per cent
interest per annum, payable annually, and re-
teemable in thirty years. The New Orleans
Bulletin, after stating the above report, adds !:
We would advise holders of Texan money
not to part with it at the present low rates
The foundation Of the government is beyond
doubt secure; and it cannot be very long be-
lore the national revenue of the country will
call in every dollar of its outstanding debts.
She is now in hourishing condition. Her
crops OF cotton are already beginning to be of
much importance to the southern portion of
the United States. Foreign capitalists are
gaining confidence in the integrity and capa-
bility Of her rulers to meet all demands. and
ltwould not be at all surprising, if, before a
twelve month expires, the treasury notes Of
the young republic should stand at par with
those ofour government. Therefore, we would
say to those who are in possession of this
money, do not submit to the present great
Sacrifices.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-12-05
THE ELEcTRlc GIRLS OF SMYRNA.

The two Smyrna girls, whose persons pre-
sent such remarkable electric phenomena, Ian
ded at Marseilles in the beginning of last
month. In hopes of realising splendid for
tune, they intended to exhibit themselves in
France and other parts of the continent. I'm
mediately on their arrival, several persons,
including various men of science and profess
sors, visited them and ascertained the follow
ing phenomena. The girls stationed them
selves facing each other at the ends of large
table, keeping at a distance from it of one or
two feet, according to their electric DISPOSE
tons. When a few minutes had elapsed, a
cracking resembling the electric fluid spread
ing over a sheet of gilt paper, was heard,
when the table received astrong shake, which
youngest sister. A key, nail, or any piece OF
iron, placed on the table, instantaneously stop.
ped the phenomenon. When the iron was
adapted to the under part of the table it pro.
duced no effect upon the experiment. Saw.
ing this singular circumstance, the facts OBJ
served constantly followed the known laws
of electricity, whether glass insulators were
used or whether one of the girls wore silk gar
ments. In the latter case the electric proper
ties of both were neutralized. Such was tho
state of matters for some days after the arrival
of the young Greeks, but the temperature
having become cooler, and the atmosphere
having loaded itself with humidity, all per-
ceptible electric virtue seemed TO have desert
ed them. One may conceive the melancholy
of these girls, and the disappointment of the
two Greeks, their relations, who have come
with them in order to share their anticipated
wealth.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-12-05

WINE.-An officer in our navy, writing
from Madeira, June 5, 1888, says: There are
about thirty thousand pipes of wine produced
here annually, and Of that, not more than ten
thousand pipes are ever sent to the United
States and it is no less true than strange,
that at least fifty thousand pipes are annually
served up at the United States hotels, under
the name of Madeira" The extent to which
wines are manufactured is astonishing. The
question whether ardent spirits is poison has
been often discussed (and very unproftably; y
but ifsugar of lead, arsenic, &c. are poisons,
it will not be difficult to settle the question
respecting our wines. 1t is well ascertained
that the most deleterious drugs are often used
in making imitation wines. Indeed, an alarm
should be publicly sounded respecting this
source ofdanger, aside from the general alarm
respecting the dangers OF alcohol. Imitation
wines combine the two e6as-poisonous drugs
and alcohol.--North american.