davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-08-06

Ertract from the arti-
Giles Of soar Which
are to govern the
militia a0hen train
ed under President
Fan Bureaus neau
plan for organizing
them.
Art. s. Any officer or
soldier who shall use con-
temptuous or disrepsctf'lL
words against the Presi-
dent Of the U. States.
against the y. President
thereof, against the Con-
gress or any Of the Uni
ted States, in which they
may be quartered, if a
commissioned officer, shalt
be cashiered or punished,
as a court martial shalt
direct, if a non-eommis-
stoned officer or soldier,
he shall suffer such pun
ishment as shall be infiict-
ed on him by the sentence
of a court martial.
cart, 6. Any officer or
soldier who shall behave
himself with contempt or
divespect towards has
commanding officer, shall
be punished according TO
the nature Of his offence,
by the judgement of a
court-mart;a1
Art. Z. Any officer or
excite cause or ioin in
anv ,n,,iny or sedition. in
any troon or oompany in
the service of,be JJn;,ed
States or in any par,y:
most. detachment or ouard
shall snHer ,laa,b or sucb
other punishment "a bv a
rial shall he in
s;cted
Art. g. Anv officer
non-comm;ss;oned of,;cer
or soldier. who being nre-
semi at auy mutiny or az.
dition, does not use his nj
most endeayor to suppress.
the same or Coming 70
the knowledge of any in
tended mut;ny. does not.
without delay, give iufor-
nation thereof 10 hIs com
handing officer. shall be
punished by the sentence
of a court.mar,ial with
death, or otherwise. ac-
cordlnp TO the nature M
the off1nca
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-08-06
POETRY.
FOR THE TELEGRAPH.

"Oh would thy depths hid not the loved,
Thou fair and smiling sea!
Or would that aught in this dark world
Were as it seems to be-"
How fair, beneath the dome of heaven,
Geneva's waters lie,
Rejecting, with a mirrors truth,
The blue and sunny sky.
The dropping trees, and lovely banks,
Its quiet waters lave,
And smile, as stoops the gentle breeze,
To kiss the curling wave.
But far beneath this loneliness,
Dark, cold, and silent there,
From snow-clad heights the Alpine streams,
Their chilling waters bear.
The eye that meets the sunlight wave,
Thinks not that meath its ray,
An under-current differing far
Hath found itself way.
Thus may the countenance be decked,
With joys own sunny light,
The lip and brow and beaming eye
With pleasures radiance bright,
And the fair sparkling light Of hope
In every look appear,
And laugh of mrth, and tones of glee,
Fall galy on the ear.
And yet Affections chilling wave
Lie deep upon the soul,
And in its lone and secret cells,
Its silent waters roll.
In solitude the breaking heart
May pour its sorrows forth,
But who the spirits wo would tell
Mid the gay scenes Of mirth?
Fl
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-08-06
The Modern SeditiOn Law.

We suboin quotations, in parallel columns
from the Madisonian from the rules and art-
cles Of war to which the Executive proposes to
subject 100000 militia-men, and from the ssalien
and sedition law of the elder Adams, SO that the
reader may see at glance how much more tyran-
cal is Mr. Van Buren's scheme than the old sed-
ton law of ancient federalism:
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-08-06

Extract from the Sc
dition La,0 ap-
proved by Presi-
dent John adams,
Jaly 18th, 1894
"Sec. 9. find be il
| further enacted, That if
any person shall write,
print, utter, or publish,
or shall cause or pro-
cure to be written, prin-
ted uttered, or publish
ed, or shall knowingly
and willingly assist or
aid in writing, printing,
uttering, or publishing
any false, scandalous
and malicious writing
or writings against the
Government of the
United States, or either
House of the Congress
of the United States, or
the President of the u
nited States, with the
intent TO defame the
said Government, or
either House ofthe said
Congress, President, or
bring them into con-
tempt or disrepute, or
to to excite against
them, the hatred of the
| good people of the Uni
ted States, or to stir up
sedition within the Uni
ted States, or to excite
any unlawful combina-
tons therein, for oppos-
ing or resisting any law
of the United States, or
any act of the President
of the United States,
done in pursuance of
any such law, or of the
powers in him vested
by the Constitution of
the United States, or to
resist, oppose, or defeat
any such law or act, or
to aid, encourage, or
abet any hostile designs
of any foreign nation
against the United
States, their people, or
Government, then such
person being thereof
convicted before any
court of the United
States having jurisdie-
ton thereof, shall be
punished by a fine not
exceeding two thousand
dollars, and by impris-
onment not exceeding
two years. -
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-08-06
From the Boston Atlas.
SONG FOR jim CROW.

From the Boston Atlas.
SONG FOR JIM CROW.
"TeH Chapman he must Crow"- Pattison.
Let all de British Tory,
Who feel very low,
Keep stiff de upper lip,
And give loud Crow.
BRAG about and BET about
And grin just so;
And every time you meet a Wing,
Give a loud CROW.
Massa Kendall give de order;
"Charge on de foe!''
So never be DOWN hearted,
But give a loud CROW!
Brag about, &c.
Old Missis Grundy,
Who eberything do know
He tell de Loco,
sGive loud crow
Brag, &c.
Old Massa Richie
He say just So
Stick to the dunghill,
And give loud CROW
Brag, &c.
Dere is Louisiana,
No matter how she 60.
Only claim the battle,
And give loud cRow'
Brag, &c.
Massa Van be frightened,
Every body know,
Still he scold at Amos
Cause he doesent CROW
Brag about, and boast about
find strut just SO,
find never lose de spirits
But giue iopd CROW.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-08-06
prepared"

THEN e. BOUNDARY. The Kennebec
Journal says: The fact that Mr.. Van Buren, now
proposes TO do what Congress authorized him to do
more til an three years ago, and what Gov Kent
began in 1888, and would have finished had he
continued in Office, is calculated to bring up some
interesting "reminiscences of the past eight years.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-08-06

The Argus of Nov. 18th, 1913, says:-"The
prospect appears brilliant to the United States,
resulting from the success of the american firms
[under Harrisonl in Upper Canada. The
British and savage butchers, are beaten and div
en- off, and thousands of our frontier families are
left free to occupy their farms; and repose fear
less of the Indian tomahawk and scalpng knife. y
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-08-06
THE TELEGRAPH.
B A 7 H M E.:
MORNING, AUGUST 9.

CENSUS OF BATH. Mr. j. II. Nichols has just
favored us with statement ofthe Census of this
town which he has just completed. Male inhabi-
tants 2,429-femaes 2,511-Colored 60 persons
Total 5,000-being increase of 500 since
1887, and |, 400 since 1880.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-08-06

The argus Of 10th December, 1913, speaking
of Harrison's Victory, says :-"The result is
SIGNALLY HONORABLE to Major General
HARRISON, by whose MILITARY TALENTS it was
prepared"
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-08-06

TRIAL FOR MURDER. John Patten and his son
have been tried at Ellsworth, for the murder of
Justus s. Carr. The Jury brought in verdict
of manslaughter and they were sentenced to
hard labor in the State Prison for ten years. a s
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-08-06

"GFN HARRIsoN-A PRUDENT and ExPE-
R1ENoED officer; of whom it will NEVER be said
that HE abandoned HIS enemy and escaped from
the enemy by the 'fcetness of his horse. ="
Argus Of May, 1873
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-08-06
PALACE FURNITURE
Or, Van Buren's title to Democracy !!

UT, Vail Duf6H tlClc tO DthlOCfdCy |.
EXTRACT from the SPEECH of MR..
OGLE, of Pennsylvania, on the Civil
aud Diplomatic Appropriation Bill, in
the House of Representatives, on the
18Th Of April 1910:
TThe following is continuation of the extract
commenced in our last.l
shall not detain the committee, Mr.. Chair
man, by going over the same ''eternal round
of elegant and costly furniture with which the
apartments the second story of the palace
abound | must not, however, omit to name the
ostrich egg mantel ornaments on silver stands,
and the superb imperial and royal Wilton, Brus-
sells and Saxon carpets; some of which, it is said,
are deep enough for good Loco Foco democrat
to bury his foot in, as he walks over them. Let
me refer you sir, to three or four of the carpet
bills:
"The President of the United States, by T. L.
Smith bought of joseph Lowe, Importer of En-
giish Carpets, Oil Cloths, &c, 333 Broadway,
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-08-06

"Oh would thy depths hid not the loved,
Thou fair and smiling sea!
Or would that aught in this dark world
We're as il seems to heIn
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-08-06

ST ga 45
Received payment, WEBB & TENSION"
| have also before me, Mr.. Chairman, other Of
fetal vouchers. duly receipted, for the following
carpeting, purchased for the Presidents palace
since the Reformers came into power
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-08-06

By remnants, say yard, returned, al
$763
goth Sept. 1889. Correct ED. BURKE.
Received payment Oft. l.. Smith.
w. w. CHESTER & Co."
''New York, June Z, 1886.
Major Smith for the Presidents House, Wash |
ton, bought of T. l.. Chester,
429 IA yds. Brussels carpetng,a
Us. Cd. $9l2 Is
l45 3-3 do. wide bordering do.
AS. I'd. 257 43
80 10 do. do a lis I'd 65 81
II 3-s do Royal Wiiton, 32s I'd. 60 SO
24l-2 do - do. do. 2Ss So rs
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-08-06

1880 45
Both Sept. 1897 Correct. Ed. BURKE.
Received payment,
T. L Chester, per
VIM HENRY CHEsTER,'
"New York, June 7, 1888
T. l. Smith, agent, bought of Webb & Tenson,
Importers OF Carpetng, Floor Cloths, Hearth
Rugs. &c. III Broad way.
i17io 226 yds Wilton carp'g a24s $675 90
81 IL do do %, 267 IA
ITO do Brussels do. a IL, 253 rs
hearth rur, "a 90
do % 90
90 l-2 yards Brussels. 43 20
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-08-06

corner Of Anthony-sileet
% yards BRUSSELS body, a 1885, 1920 so
23 9 do do border a lS, So SO
90 do. do. body, a 15. 222 IS
90 do. do border, Is, 81 rs
2 Imperial Rugs, ladies' room
2 chambers $25, rs CO
1922 Sc
Correct as regards quantities. September 10,
1885,. ED. BURKE.
Received payment, JOS. LOVE-
.sMartln Van Buren,, President U, S. bought of w.
W. Che ter & Co. l9l Broadway,
1887, June 20, We l2 yards Saxony
carpeting, $4, 1862
l rug to match, 30
July 81, . rugs, a IS. so
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-24
CELEBRATED EYE
WATER.
A MOST WoNDERFUL CURE performed BY DR..

MOST WONDERFUL CURE performed oy DIR. j.
"A FRANCIS, Oculst, No. 10 Barclay street.
My grandson afflicted for nearly six years with, what
medical term croulsus spthaima aud neeula on each
eye; great aon that the white OF his
eyes like scarlet and the Of the time he could
bear the light His head broken out and in one crust
had him in the Eye lnarmay for sgh, months he was DIS
remedies used without any good effect
was at length induced make trial OF Dr. Frsnes Eye
Water and to the astonshmen Of all who knew nay grand
son. ne now restored to perfect sght-ana the seroiua
entirely removsd-snd had been for this water be-
I,eve the child would have been totally blind 10, which the
Doctor entitled to lasting esteem and gratitude
N "'''' REBECCA WEBSTER,
We the Undersigned cheefaly certify TO the truth Of the
above statement all its particulars, having beea eye wit
Of the facts therein contained
Charlie. Sandord Sarah NJ sandford, Sarah 8. VAIL Ann
Caroan Isaa Walton las Rvington street. Prudence Wal
Sarah Jane Walton, Hannah Vail Rachel Lundy, III
Orchard street, William Webster Jane Webster, 1854 Hous-
street. David Webster Mary A. Webster 80 Second Avenue.
A REMARKABLE CURE.
This to certify that my child almost blind for three
years with nebus and large ulcer that covered IKE sight
We look her to Eye Inrmary Tor but received
benefit OF the first physicians and ocuss then
consulted remedies tried, without
effects Having heard Of astonishing performed
by DR.. Francis celebrate Eye Water procured few
bottles and astonishment aud all who her. il
made aperfect in weeks consider this Eye-Waer
the greatest blessing that has been offered the public
aud Second street WILLIAM ANSEL.
From testimony Of those who have used Dr. j. Francis
celebrated Eys Water unhesitatngy recommend to the
notlce oil pupltc valuable SAFE remedy
Rev. Duncan Dunbar, Pastor of the McDouga ST. Church.
Rev. Mr.. Harrison, "A ThoTpsons.i
Rev. Mr. Davis Pastor Of the Church at Lsttmgtewn,
Mr.. Smith, IS Frankfort street.
Dr. GleRny, Member of the Royal College Of Surgeons,
Loudos.
Mr. Stephen Foster, Saint Johns New Br unswick.
Mr.. Joskaa Allen, Hartland, Vermont.
This Eye Water not prepared sold by any in
the URitea States, but by Dr. j. Francis No. 10, Barclay
street.
u Artificial Eyes inserted by Dr. J. Francs, without
giving the pas which connot be distinguished from
the natural.
dis 10 Barclay street. Wy.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-24

ITO MARRIED WONEN-Is it net but too well known
that the families Of the married often increase beyond
the happiness of those vhe give them birth would dictate
In how many instances does the working father and
especially the mother of poor amy slaves through
their lives tuggng the of ncesan labor toilng
hve and living but to toll when they might have enjoyed
comfort aud comparative auence and and toll have
weighed down the spirit and at last broken the health Of the
father, how often is the widow Left unable with the
her faheress Offspring from becom
ng degraded objects Of charity profgae vores Of vice
Is desirable moral for to increase their
antilles Of to themselves the well
being of their ofprng shen simple easy healthy and
remedy within control The advertiser feeling
the Importance of This and estimating the benefits
resulting Thousands by the adoption of prescribed
her. introduced by the celebrated midwife and female phys
cian Ms. Rese the grandmother of the adverser and
who has made tins subject her particular and especial study
Is it net wise and vruous to prevent evils to which
SUBJECT by simple and healthy within contro =
Every dspassioRse vrtuou and enlightened mind will
hesitangy in the affirmative. This then, is all tina,
Mrs X. recommends recommended Price Five DO
lars package accompanied with full and particular directions
For the Of unable call personally Cir
caars" fully explanatory will be sent free OF expense
postage xceped to part of the city United States
All letters must be post paid and addressed TO MADAME
RESTELL Female Physician. Principal Office l6O Green
witch street, New York Office hours from A NJ to ?. NJ
iaA I'm.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-24

JNR- HULL'S RADICAL CURE OF RUPTUREs-Of-
II Ace Vesy street. Aston HouseA Surgeon Of Is years
practice constant attendance Guarantees of radical
given all OF rsducb rupture the strength and
sttutiora health of the patient being otherwise snnpared
With proper adaptation DR.. Hus Truss perfectly
tain the without pain the least danger the patient
the slightest interruption to exercise business
Attendance in private houses where required at and
after O'Clock, by the Office Surgeon
NB-rsents cautioned against trusting spurious
ventons Of Trusses advertised improvements upon Halle
Some genuine unless they bear the signature Of AMOS G.
HULL-and the only Office in New York sthe original
formerly Fulton street. but at No4 vesey street. Asto
Huse. a30-e9d
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-24
JUST PUBLlshkD,
CYLVESTER'S NEW REPORTER. IN PAMPHLET

JUST PUBLIS HID,
CYLVESTERS NEW REPORTER. IN PAMPHLET
- FoRM.-Conta aiming full and accurate list Of all the
Banking Institutions in the United States with the prices
the city OF all Counterfeit ard Altered Notes Prices Current
rates of Exchange, prices Of Coo and Silver, &c.
The terms - per annun in advanced single cepes Elk
cents each Persons purchasing IL copies will be allow
ed fifty per cent
SYLVESTER Sc CO. lt6 Broadway, respectfully ac-
quaint the public that such etod as to
able th Drafts and Letters of Credit payable in
Of England Ireland and Scotland any required
from f3 and upwards
They will purchase Bills Europe and any part of the
United States collect The low rates They will
al give the highest price for Bank Of England Notes and
Foreign Gold and Silver Persons mug draw al sight
for the if left 80 days per cent per
will be al owed ULcureht money OF all kinds discounted at
the lowest rates.
Stock and Commission business OF every hind attended to
with pupctuality.
Persons residing in any part Of the United States the
Canadas will have their commands executed with punctssty
and Dispatch ard irnger. arriving in the city will find il
greatly to their advantage to call at SYLVESTER co
old established Office SO Broadway where much valuable
may be obtained free of charge.
Cope ration Bonds GU sale.
SYLVESTER & CO. 1856 Broadway,
below Maiden lane.
No connerion with any ether Office, in this city else
where. isi0 I'm.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-24

NEW SEED SrORE.-The subscriber respectfully in
IN forms amateurs OF horticulture and the public in general
that he ka received SPLENDID assortment If Roses. Ca
rneiss Rhodoaeadron, Kslmias, variety OF rare,
precious greenhouse ants Most of them quite new, and
have before nrodneed to this country He kssps
had large stock Of rcen vegetables and flower SEEDS
oflast years growth aud will sell at the lowest rates
WILLIAM WARBURG, Ne. I Pine st
BAyARIAN BREWERY IN NEWARK, N. 1.-The
Superior pure Ale brew.d the German sty The above
establishment sf Wsrburg instantly hand add ios
sale barrel, and half DO for family also in shipping
order at No. 4 Pine .treet. la floor. III 3m'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-24

nR. AMOS q. HULL's OFFICE,4 Wesley STREET
~ Exclusively devoted TO the Of Hernia and Prospsu
Of the Uterus An experienced Surgeon graduate OF the
University IF this State, m constant attendance.
This establishment favoraby known in this city for
than 10 ears paroaed by the medical faculty, to who's
good Opinions its highly successful solely attributable
Pamphlets, exp aiming the SUPPORTER be had calm,
as above aVEsEY STREET, ASTON HOUSE,.
IL
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-24
Cp sOO REWARD.-BE ON YOUR GUARD! Ifyou
of

q SOn REWARD.-BE ON YOUR GUARD /! Ifyou
.DCUV would avoid npo iton, beware of quack doctors
their nostruns attempt has al eady been made de
ceve you with spurious imitation Of LEROY'S FRENCH
SPECIFIC.
RECOLLECT the genuine medicine is the great Specific
Of Doctor Jerome Leroy of Paris the most and rapid
kne wn for certain disease.
These who wish to avoid the fear of exposure and
themselves ecualy will find this medicine much superior
any other does affect the BREATH and requires
change of DIET which prevents the possibility Of discovery
while using it.
Besides this important adv antage il leaves the parts
subject to the troublesome elects weakness, that
off after the Of other medicines; and G used the first
stage Of the disease it will seldom fail stop the discharge
in few daysl
In long pretracted Chronic stages Of the disease ob
nate elects Fluor Abu Gravel, Female Compla nts,
weakness Of these organs is beyond doubt the eec
tua remedy discovered having cured many obstinate
cases. after other medicine had failed.
II is not intention to that deceptive system OF
putting common this city Asa better proof we cha
epre any TO produce remedy equal to under forfeit
Of $780, and will pay hur dred dollars for the detection
and conviction Of any vending spurious imitation
at the Agents Office No. IS Nassau street doors from Fs
ton street (up stas) and BY the following druggists: vii
ms Co.. Of Sixth and Cherry streets Philadelph
Dr. Baker of Charlie. and Pratt Streets Baltnors
AMI Robt s. Patterson Washington City, D. c.
Each bottle has full descrp Of the DISEASES and all the
necessary directions in the English and French language
PRICE 81 60 bottle; large bottles, of double sine ST. SO.
ja20 3m.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-24
PATENT wBNDLAss.
3 e. f A u.

&C. THE SubscrIbers Sole Propretor and Manufacturers
prepared 10 with despatch all orders for their In
Ivaled Patent sw.ied Beam Wnds-s Bedeads which
almost universally used beng the best article yet
rented-coE,pnins ease convenience and durability
The sacHs acted upon by the wndass and sweed beam i,
made perfectly light and free from all liability ssgg still eey
ng elasticity the same which renders particularly
nd simple eonstrucon the matter putting and akn
Town will be found Of but little trouble in comparison with those
other construction whilst the precision with which tn.
component parts fitted acts safeguard against the intro
iuetoA Of any kind of yermin.
From the taken render each Bedesd perfect Their
1saes for durability will recommend them
~ho invited call and ersmine large
,snd.
Also, larg assortment OF elegant Furniture, Mattrssss,
Feather Beds he. constantly on hand.
wv sOUTHACK, No. 100 Broadway,
jel5y Frankin House
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-24

ITO LET-A handsome suite Of three with lag.
closet furnished uufsrpsbed forming the eend aoor
Of ~ John street Apply the premises between 10 add
o'clock. Tsrms-Furn,shcd 50 per we~A; unurp'shea -
per week; with privilege Of cellar vault yard e.tern se
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-24

FOLD! BEFORE YOU PURCHASE LOOK AT THIS
IL H. NEWELL gives notice. that he is constantly recev
ing from his Factory, full suspy of seasonabe Boots,
Shoes all ofhs own he materials selected th
work supervised by him. and every pair will sen
subtreasury ubreasury ten cert less Qualities con
dered than be purchased which he will prove
to the satisfaction the iDcredulsu they will only f.
him with call at No. 81 Canal St or l44 Chatham st
NJ B-A large assortment Of French goat skin boots ON
hand a73ms
- TAMMERlG CURED.--DR COMSTOCK,S VOCAL
- GYMNASIUM AND LYCEUM FOR ELOCUTION
PHILADELPHIA This Institution is open from the first Of
September till the last Of Junedurng July August there
is vacation All DESTROYS OF instruction. either for the cure
Of stammering Lsping Improvement 10 Eocution may
learn the conditions Of ANDREW COMSTOCK NJ D. lOe
Mulberry tArch) street, Philadelphia. t.-.
DIR. Consocks Remarks Stammerng and tAe numerous
recommendations which he has obtained system Of Vo-
cal Gymnastics appended to his Circular which shall be
who wish learn upos the subject
of his Initiation Satisfactory references be given
principle cities Of the United States. nls 3m~
nor THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CHAM
Il fAGNE!. CHAMPAGNE IA large assortment Of
the following choice brands, viz: Union, Hdsieck,"
" STAR" g Lambert & Co.." Steamboat" Ship" Great
Western" "Lussernen "Queea Victoria ! saochus,'
Eagle" Anchor Harp" Constitution =" Arrswn be-
sides other brands, at the :" Granite Wine Vaults"
EDW. X. ROBINSON, ...
Commission Wine Merchant, Granite Buildings, corner
Broadway and Chamber ST.; entrance in Chamber St
dl7 Inn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-24

ssL,oR THE FACE AM sh,N.,-Lhuren', O.nu'1s
IT Vegetable L-tion recommended \, the faculty for all
Of N. fee and sk II eraicaes tan pmple- reek
les spos, redes, worm and all cuianeoas erup',ous
srzduay rezng delicate clear san skim Transforms even
the .aow complexion into radiant whsness renders
harsh and rough skin beaufD soft, smooth, and even i'm
parts face and aru healthy ani Juvenile bloom
and by due perseverance, 10 its application, the result will be
beasu complexion. This Lotion exceeded by ther 10
the world Suffice to say, that 1t has been md with great
tie ULted States and West Indies without single
complain. Of its efficacy. For sale Churchs DsPsnsary
les Bowsr, Of sPrag st. Price 10 eess per bottle
raj cod m