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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-28
INDIANS PANACEA.

JOR THE CURE OF screfaIa or Kings Evil Iucipi.n,
Cancers, syphilitic and Mercuria Diseases; Parcu-
larry Ulcers and painful affections OF the Bones Ulcer.
ated Throat and Nosirls, Ulcers of every description;
ternal Abcesses Fistuas. scald Head, scurvy Bile.
Chronic Sore Eyes, Eryrela Cuaneous Diseases Chrome
Catarrh and Headache from particular causes the
stomach and Dyspepsia. proceeding from vitiaton Afec.
lions OF the Liver Chronic nhamation Of the Kidneys and
General Debility caused by torpid Of the veses Of the
skin sngulsry ecacous renovaiag those constu.
lions which have been broken down by middleton,
Juvenile Irregularities In general terms IL
IN all those diseases which from impure. Of blood
or ytiaton u the humors Of whatever kind.
The proprietor Of this valuable medicine acquired his
ledge its ingredients from long residence ameng the abe
proved and successful medicines which they is offered
10 the public by the proprietor with the he
placing within their reach remedy capable Of relieving
OF his afflicted fellow beings who suffering under the
various chronic and obstinate complaints to which it's appca
be To such, Il will prove the and many cases.
the only means Of relieving their suaerngs and resor
them 10 health and happiness. This IL not
offered remedy that may perchsnce be equally
good with many Others in bat which capa.
Bile Of saving life IN extreme when all the re-
edes fail This has done repeatedly this the repu.
tson has obtained wherever Il has been introduced
This medicine has been found highly useful in many abig.
diseases not here specified and II has been used
derf Spring and Fall Purifier, by those are
subject 10 varou. complaints and whose constitutions require
invgoratne Whenever diet drink necessary this Pana.
less time less expense and IN far agreeable manner
than the common diet drink
Sold wholesale and retail In New York by A. Sands.
Druggists 70 and 100 Fulton street in Newhurg by " b.
Fowler; in Poughkeepsie, by Dr. Trvstt; In Albany by
Raws Co; In Utica, by J. b. Anarchists Buffalo by Cole.
and chief towns ofthe United States Price Two Dollars.
o1LIm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-28
ANDREW TLETCHER.
$500 EEwARp-cnoss, SPECIFIC MIXTURE.

C zoo REwARD.-CRoss' SPECIFIC MIXTURE
WOOVFer the Of Gonorrhsa Gleets structures and
analogous complaints Of the organs Of generation.
~ all remedies yet discovered for the above complaints
visit { most certais.
xmakes speedy and permanent cure, without the least
Ito Diet drink, exposure, change in application bu
We give long quackish deceive the
cubic Il the medicine does speak Tor itself no shall
speak for II Our object Is to notify be had and
the proprietor challenges single Of Gonorhoea
to be brought, in which the Mixture will effect rapid
cure; under forfeiture Of o5o0
This disease that pervades all ranks Of
cey-hgh low, rich and poor, matrimonial and single They
are now presented with remedy BY which they them
selves without the least exposure the shortest time possible
Further the disease cannot be contracted dose the
Mixture is taken al night going bed when exposed
put up in bottles, with full drecsns il,
at 81 bottle One bottle lasts week. which generally
Many cured ia days.
For sale only at DR.. WIN. H. Mpors drug store No 1913
Broadway; Of Dcy street, (Frankn House, New
York; and at Jones Hutchnson Of Chestnut
streets. Philadelphia old. am
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-28

DRTvATE DIsPENsARY.-DR. DE ANGELS. for
mey practitioner Of medicine in the public hospitals al
Naples member Of the medical faculty the city Of New
York where he has been paccng phyc since the 1885,
continues q be consulted his Office, No. l96 Fulton street
nearly opposite Church street This establishment intended
for the public good against the ausons Of enoci,m in
important branch Of practice In certain disease and rheu
matte Affections Dr. De Angels has been sHguarly successful
and the terrible effects those disorders frequently
been cured BY him in short space Of time without inconven
the patient Distractions phthscai consumption
chronic Affections ulcers the throat erupon Of the skin
stiffness Of the joints, and pains in the limbs debility result
ing from concealed disease the system ls by improper
treatment neglect Of the mos. nsidou maades together
with train Of numerous evils have given his skill in
almost incredible His s in great
attributable to his well known vegetable Syrup OF sslza
and other appropriate medicines which, whilst they eradicate
every germ disease restore the emacated patient ts health
andnew vigor.
Doctor De Angels has effected in many which
had bae1 all the Of the medical but he cites only
Copy Of letter from Drs Osborne and ireland. physi
clans Of this city, TO DR.. De Anger:- @
ll6 Fulton street Dec. 9, 1919.
s-We baye hesitation in replying your note, In say
ing you deserve much credit your successful treatment
Of Mr. Johs Thorn after had bed physicians both here
and in favorable climate. We your obj servants
SAMUEL OSBORNE, M. ID.
o2i.lm' w. II. IRELAND, MD
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-28
COUGH LOZENGES.

nURlNG this ehasgeable weather those liable suffer
coughs and colds cannot fad better remedy than Sher
They the greatest medicine discovered for
coughs colds asthma whoopng cough ghne Of the chest
dhcut breathing consumption, &C. They have performed
some most astonishing curel236 cured during the
last month Sometimes three four lozenges will entirely
eradicate the most troublesome and distressing coughs Sold
wholesale and retail at 100 Nassau street. New York. and 1879
Fulton street, Brooklyn oi6
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-28

TNTALLiDLE CURE FOR G----a.-Morgan'. Com.
and mott agreeable Sir Ashley Cooper Bran.by Cooper
Dr. Eiotson, Surgeons Lawrence Rsas Brode sir Charles
Bell, &c For sale by appointment by A. D. Sands 10
100 Fulton st. and the following Druggt corner Chamber
broadway, corner Church Chamber GA Broadway CO
$50 powery Burnett Horwi N Bowery corner Carmins
and bedford street 30 oh Avenue and Barners Patent
Medicine store 81 Canal street. Price 81 per bottle
~ B.-Obssrvs the sesi"J.M.s on each. o2Gsm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-28
GENTLEMEN's
CAST-OFF CLOTHING

SOUGHT, FULL GIVEN cAsH,Bv
n. LEVETT, 1877 William street I'd
00-Knowins there persons whe make great puff in
their Advertisements for Cast OF Clothing &c kc. and who
innsny do not give the full value for the sameH.
win assure those gentlemen who may have such articles by
ths and who send for ha Of receiving the very
vxlss 10 CASH Cor every article. ss'
Alne through the Post Once, otherwise 10 the above ad
dress. will meet withdue attention olN-6w+
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-28

CHERMAN'S WORM LOZENGES-The greatest med
~ for Worms discovered and pleasant child
will eat them readily. Wholesale and retail at log Nassau
street, New York. and 1879 Fulton street. Brooklyn by Mrs.
HAYES. o9.y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-28
WORM LOzENGES.

- HEkMAN's WORM LOZENGEs superseding all
~ other Worm Medicines They fail and pleasant
that children will take them without difficulty Over 100 0o0
families have used them, and with the greatest Whole
street, Brooklyn. ole
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-28
SILK AND FANCY DRY GOODS.
o26-eod6"


n New Fork
excl the hae
come q
n pd 0 Fey Dry Goods
m hpt pr F o&Imr
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-28

V,HE CoMPLExIoN.-FEMALE BEAUTY-Atkin.
sons DepIaory, the only article that has ever been
found In permanently superuous hair from the face
neck and Of Females leaving the skin oer ner and
whittier than before is appcatios II Is mild and harmless
10 It's nature that may be used upon infant with perfect
1870 Broadway. Agent for the United States OF America
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-28
IyLETCHER'sH HEALING sALvE.-Thi. invaluable ONT /.

IyLETCHER'S HEALING sALvE.-This invaluable oint :
has been well known Edinburgh and its vicinity,
under the above appeaton for than hundred years
and there to this ay stands perfectly unrvaled cooling,
sosning cleansing and healing ointment for wounds burns
ulcers breast chdrens scad heads salt rsnm all
skin eruptions when local. In
ulcers and scroula runnng has performed many wonderful
in the 6rst often when considered
surgical operation deemed necessary W. Elder Leo
nard street; White shoe store, ~ Bowery; f. DYKES
29l Hudson and r. Walker shoe a76 Green
wicb the only agents for the city. Price sl4 box;
each enclosed wrapper with printed directions for USE
signed Nv the proprietor
OHM ANDREW FLETCHER
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-28

NO. 50 BOwERY, NEW YORK-Miss MASON beg,
IN 10 sequant the Ladies Of New York and its vicinity
that she has constantly hand large and elegant
Of French MilIincryeonDg Of Hats, Gaps, and Hood
Dsses Of he latest and approved style Also Foreign
sndDomesc Straw Goods Of every description, with Fea
,hers Flowers and Ribbons o the richest quality and the
owest prsets.
Families wishing leave their orders in French will be
punctaally attended 10 by Miss Ms Forewonsn Of the
Silk department s. ol5-2ws
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-28
Two THE LADIEs.--DR. A. q HULL,s UTERo An
i DOMINAI. SUPPORTER 1. offered ~ ,hn..s@.-.-s

Two THE LADIEs.--DR. A. q HULLs UTERo An
Il DOMINAL SUPPORTER is offered 10 those afB;cteS
with Proiapa, Falling If the Womb and other diseases
depending upon relaxation of abdominal muscles a. an In
iteration health. When this instrument IA ear.fv and
properly fitted TO the form Of the patient IL invariably aord
the most immediate immunity from the distressing dvssvpe
and bearing down. sensations which aecorpanv ps.ylv N
Of Vscera spaccments Of the abdomen and s sku
application always folswsd By early con.ssi o.
swetion and can be applied BY The sn, without further aid
AMOS NULL,
Pamphlets describing M uses ana svviesiisa I ~ prsssss
"a Al the once. sail
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-28
G,ONsUMPTIoN. ASTHMA WINTER COUGHS =

CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA WINTER COUGHS -
~ The extensive and daily increasing demand DR.. MA
SONS Concentrated Vegetable Bassm" trsly deacon
hope TO the afflicted from the thousand times
feet Of having peror med astonishing lasting and
feet than other dcne known The
action Of this Bslsam in subdung inflammation OF the throat
wndpipe srynr crouchig ngs-soohing and healing by
ito baisac powers AL alterations rra ,ons Of those parts
thus checking the pulmonary diseases and afordng OF
cough breathing pain the throat chest side bach
ing splitting Of blood or corruption, mitigating night sweats
preventing apcpery, and 50 nyigorsng the frame 10
store the sieied TO robust health Dr. Mssons Basam has
not got into notice BY putting kery but by fats like the
folio wing from the New YORK. Transcript Of Feb g. 1885,
Dr. Maons Basam hes been abundany proved 10 be
excellent remedy for coughs colds png ofbIood consmp
ton, &c. gentleman In osce had been long and
painfully afflicted with I'll che Ills been entirely
ed By two three bottles Of Dr. Msons very valuable edi.
cne.n f.. 'e.iI Hff ~
For sale by A. D. Sands 70 and 100 fulton street, Mil
i99 Broadwsyj Or Hart corner Chambers and
Denver cerrer Chameers and Church syme, 81 and $40
Bowery Wyeth. lis Bower, e. King. ga Broadway
Lindsay 30 sinh Avenue Creighton corner Carmne and
Bedford Streets and Burnets Perinmery store 81 Canal ST.
TlR HULLs RADICAL CURE oy RUPTURrs-of
~ Zee Vescy street Astor HouseA Surgeon OF rs year,
practice w constant attendance Guarantees Of radical
given IN all cases Of reduebe rupture strength and
iutional health Of the patient being otherwise
With proper adaptation DR. Hul Truss perfectly sure 10 re-.
tain the rupure without pain the danger 10 the patient
or the slightest interruptions TO exercise business
Attendance given In private houses where required al and
atsr o'clock, by the Office Surgeon
Bratens against trusting 10 suur;ous i'm.
venon Of Trusses advertised improvements upon Hu
None genuine unless they bear the signature or AMOS a
HULLand the only Office In New Yort stbs or,giaal ON.
formerly In Fulton street. but Mod vssey street Astor
muse. as0-eod
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-28
PArnNr MarOaAss.
II H. DSTE A ID.

90 THE subseribers sole Propresors and Manufacturer
prepared execute with dspatoh all orders Tor their W
rvsed Patent swesled Beam Winaa.s Bedesd which sr'
almost universally used being the best article - YET
understanding ease, couvsnienee and dsrsoshty
The sacns scSs1 u.ou bv the windan ard sweisd beam
made perfectly light and free from ali liability g
ing elasticity in the same which renders @
- snpe u the ofputny up and sesnt
down win found little trouble in WIN s0os.
a any other whilst the precision WIN wncn We
,srs ara fitted safeguard against the nitro
duction Of any kind ofvermn. p,a -s.. 40.
From ths care taken render each bedead perfect then
c~.t,. co. dvabIity will recommend them TO purchasers
ho are invited to cali examine large assortment now o.
asxd . u-..- Ns..-
Y.sther B~ds &c. constantly hand.
wv. & C sOUTHACK, No. 1875 Broadway,
,.,sv Franklin House
SPLENDID rENMANSHlP ACQUIRED IN h
LESSONS!
AIR. BRiSTOW respectfully announces TO the Ladies
M and Gentlemen Of New York and Brooklyn that he has
returned from successful visit TO Boston, and has
his old established Writing Academy No It's Broadway fo
the PUPILS and OF every capacity
Day and Evening.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-28

INH j. GRANGEh has removed 10 his permanent r.sidenc,
IL Ne 81 Amity street where offers the puAlie his
H~nopafhe pscors Restorative II the price
The which has attended the previous sac OF this ",
lusbs remedy enables him place within the
al ~ho suffering frem consumption any affection o,hs
lung or liver.
N 10 q, anafrom y 10 2, Pm. olb-sm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-28
SPLENDID rENMANSHlP ACQUIRED IN h
Writ r INC

This celebrated System OF Writing offered TO the
tce Of the Ladies' the Merchant the young Of business
Clerk the Attorney the Accountant the Student the Gen
ueman Of Fashion and Fortune, and the Public general
New Yorkt expressly adapted to all the mercantile pur
poses life and business on the commercial cy FOR letter.
Bills Of Exchange Invoices Sales orders Notes. receipts
Journal ERy and the Ledger and
acquired by from the Of to
IN TWELVE EASY LESSONS HOUR EACH
No matter how BAD, INDIFFERENT, iLLEGisLE, DEFoRMED
cRAMPEp or CONFIRMED, the Pupils writing may be-
ACADEMY No It's BRoApwv New YoRK.
The LADIES meet daily IL and II o'clock these Hours
devoted entirely to LADIES' and taught neat delicate
elegant style Of writing. la
THE GESrLEMES taught style Bold Free and M en-
camille. rgf .sE
- Merchants and Strangers visiting New York.
plete course in or days. l-Fnttl
SPIN
90 Further Lessons above the twelve, necessary will b.
gwen by Mr. without additional expense. o22 I'm.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-28

UNDER The Clinton Hall .#w.Mt@
Ryders famed Boot and Shoe store is found
In il, whoever may call,
Always finds assortment that's sound,
He has boots Of materials the best.
Ready made. and 10 order likewise,
You have only to give them the test
Delighted all he supplies
Each varied description and kind,
e Required by each seasons change.
Better boots you'll NO where find
Ger the rhole torn should you range;
sN OF shoes, too, he's every sort
The walking and dancing pumps,
Made equal the choicest wrought
And not to be hurt by hump
Known far and neSr is his
Each portion Of the Union tell
Ryderss work manshp merifs its fame
Because it is always done reii-
Each material is chosen with core
Each article fnished complete,
Known never to vip-and TO wear
Much longer than many you meet
Diploma has been given him twice.
Nor can his work be surpassed,
Soperfectly finished and nice
The leather that leaves his last;
Ryder's name is spreading around
Each city and town Of our land,
Equal to the finest yet found
The articles sent from his stand.
New Improvement he's lately made,
Enhancing his cork sole boots,
Where great skill and taste displayed
You will find the cork cannot break,
~ Over its sole leather is wrought
Ryder's invention will take
Keer h. ssor hsfs olO a
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-28

INDIA HUBBkR sH0Es.--A large sss.ftmen, % Hapbes
Shoes mes. wonsus and chldren's, plain and sgured
eopstanty FOE sae 81 low prices for CASH Southern and
Western purchasers invited 10 call.
o7.im' JOs KNOWLES, Ne. 1le Maiden lane.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-28

DEwARE OF COUNTERFEIT MEDICINES Of an
ID kind but always bear in mind that any medicine that
eounterfecd must Of ef be valuable Remember the onl
place New York FOR the sale Of the genuine Hunters Re
Drop No. as Pearl o., one door north Of Chatham.
Price ~ Wer vial. o95
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-28

On 70O0 WILL BE FORFEITED If u. POETS Eradl
ID lUOO Gator fails to recent of certain del
cate disease in less than hours For SALE wholesale and
and the following Drug Stores Of Chamber
street and Broadway Of Chamber and Church streets
644 Broadway, 6S and $50 Bower, Burnett Hewll, IL
Bowery Carmine and Bedford Streets IS 9th Avenue
and Burnets Paen, Medicine store, 81 Canal street.
Price 81. e22-3m
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-07-02
ICoMMUNIcATED.l
.WELLERISMS.

"Rather hot pill TO swallow" as the
Democrats said, when Prentiss told them
Of ying.
81 am fond of home" as Parson Butler
said, when PEBBLES was elected over him,
and so are we, as the locofoco candidates
will say, when the whole WING Ticket Is
elected in November.
'sNot quite thehog,s as Van Buren, said,
when he turned Burgess out and put Les.
ter in the Post Office.
.'Just so, sad the latter, 81 have. taco
tails, yet he will not give up the Keys.
"'Iis favorable MEANS" as the demo-
Gratis say, when a vote is obtained with a
pint of whiskey.
"a Gallon at least-no man should
drink less,'' said Gov. McNutt, when lie
signed the "liquor BILL"
"Rather feeling" thought Mr.. Bradford,
of the Pontoioc Intelligencer,. whilst sub
hitting to flagellation at the hands of Mr..
Davis. "Quite So, thought Mr.. PAWS,
as he mended his strokes.
GLOW we Apples swim,'' as Swarfwout
SAID, whist floating over the Atlantic, with
his pockets full of the government funds.
All! true, said Price,-We ''follow in the
footsteps"
I'VE prefer private life," as Claiborne
and Gholson said, when Prentiss and
Word were a second time elected by the
People. As you please, replied the latter,
with their ''sober second thoughts, but
you m srepresent US no longer.
Il cling to the tall said a late Receirer
at Columbus, when an applicant for three
offices atsonce, he received the appoint.
ment of Bank Commissioners"
THE noblest work of God" as the
Democrats say, when a sub treasurer is
vending his way to Texas.
IAN unfair pull" as Gen. Jackson
thought, when his nose cracked between
the nuck1es of Lieutenant Randolph
Quite far, sir, thought the latter, as he
gave the handle another sober SECOND
twitch.
eve take the Responsibility, /" said two
Receivers at Columbus, when minus to til,
people, near 100000. And the money
too, said the people.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-07-02
HENRY CLAY.

The President of the United States still adj
heres to the Sub Treasury system. His par
ticul; friend, Mr.. Cambreleng, virtually said,
on the floor of Congress, that the present times
should continue until 1910 " IN spite of The lam
entatious ofhe people" What hope have the
people for better times unless we CHANGE
RULERS, and elect HENRY CLAY We
can see none. Mr.. CLAY has proved himself
the savior of his country in darker days than
these. When the United States was involv-
cd in war with Great Britain, who was among
those who were selected to negotiate an hon
orable peacel HENRY CLAY. When the
country was convulsed from centre to circum-
ference, because the territory of Missouri, a
sldre state, desired admission into the Union
with the privilege of holding her slaves, who
swho poured oil upon the waters and denmark
ed the boundary between the slave and free
states, and permitted her to enter the Union
HENRY CLAY. Who was It, when the
Tariff was felt oppressive to the South, came
forth as mediator, to reconcile those difficulties
between the Southern and Northern portions
ofthe Union, which came nigh causing dis
solution of our glorious Union, and magnan.
imously sacrificed on the altar Of cur COMMON
COUNTRY his previously conceived opinions
and made peace in one day! HENRY CLAY
Who was it, when Abolition, the hydra-head
ed monster, was stalking through the cotton
fields Of the South, melting our slaves to insur
rection, came to the rescue Of the South, an.
boldly declared his sentiments on the floor o
the United States Senate, in the face ami
teeth Of Mofris, the Abolition Van Burel
Senator from Ohio, which drew from Mr.. AL
HoUN the highest praise which that distin
guiahed statesman could possibly bestow =
HENRY CLAY. To whom. are Wings
Conservatives, Jackson men and Van Bure
ioccf0cos now looking to as their savior iron
the doubEe-disilled arbitrary measures whic
are now expressing the country from Maine !
Louisiana HENRY CLAY. who tie
demands Of the country tbe reward due to 4
eminent talented, patriotic servant Of III
ishele people :. We emphaticdlly' say tlia
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-07-02

DETERIORATION IN ENGLAND.-Fros
the accounts published in the English g
zettes, il appears that The number Of hlggs
waynen and robbers have increased Of AZ
10 an alarming extent in Great Britain
The public roads and highways Of U
country have become so insecure, that r.
sons are now compelled to travel ID SaD4
as in Spain and Italy. Commercial iia's
lers and strangers, who travel SngI one
wise than by public conveyances a'aa.l
money about them, abstain frem ts's
after dark from fear of yioleas ID y.
berry. And for the like ressa' Al.,'
return from market in c0nPa1
Throughout great part of The copals ,
is said that foot pad robbery haS oe'o-.
frequent occurrence. This IS cenal ",
depiorable state Of things, disgracsra ~. !.
civilized people. No stronger naA.ss
could be given, Of the poverty aa D = -
larry distress now prevalent n -
4 - = u
No pnder there are riots and aoe =.
highway robberies, when 50 ma' =
sands OF poor operatives are thIosn s
employment, and are obliged 70 :. -
bread OF rrench it BY rapine ana W. u
For a1arge share Of the preseni. s'I, &. {,
that kingdom is no doubt lndeo's' -
unequal and oppressive Operation Z {
corn laws. The exclusion offoTs
from the islend, has of necessity % 8.
Of Creating q scarcity and raising = y :
! ef me article.-Rread becomes =. 5
difficult to obtain-the capablhiy -
country 10 subsisi its population : y - s j
ed--and the consequences NUS y
poor classes, the appalling eVi .s J, .
| ton. The effect a scarcity Of pis.
be felt IN all the branches OF Dusin.
industry, and tend more or less % s.
orretard production. Thusli ms. : 4
lly proved, that an unjust and P1i -,
lation-(a legislation aiming . l = 3.
rich richer and the poor poofeI r.solbb
!. princes of one class and slaves o. ii n ].
lis at the bottom Of the tunul's = 81
the poverty and rapine thai nov sars
prosperity of England. 10 > is
Journals Of that country aselD dssr
happy state of affairs 10 'e'y so
causes, but very little reliance ',.,s !
placed upon then apologize 80 lss
The ingenuity Of those writers cow
variety Of reasons, hich they . sssIl
: make US believe account sa''s.s siIuda.
pauperism, without ever -ones buns
the true origin.-One lays the