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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-06-15

More federal ISLANDERS. 1t is announced in the
last Patriot that Z" Harrison has escaped from his
keepers" and gone about the streets Of Cincinnati
ii "cursng and swearing" In connection with
this, comes a similar charge by Amos Kendall, that
Harrison Is "one ofthe most profane men living"
The whole of this grew out Of some remarks of
Gen. Harrison upon assertions made in public
speech by Mr.. Buchanan speaker of the Ohio le-
gislature. The Cincinnati Gazette denies ito
ISLANDERS which have been predicaied upon this
conversation, and snys:
Gen. Harrison uses no such language as that
attributed TO him; and The only foundation in
truth for these ridiculous stories, we are inform.
e'l, is remark Of his, in speaking Of the vuper-
ative attacks of Buchanan and others, that they
were "infdmous faisthoods.'
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-06-15
AN ITEM FOR THE LoCOFoGo PAPERS


The Richmond Wing stntes that Loco Foco
meeting was held in that city last week, TO do
battle against infuriaed Whggery," at which one
OF the orators told the truth respecting the late
election, in the following language, which we
quote from the Wing.
:" lie commenced by commenting on the absence
of many Of the leaders, ascribing it to arstocratic
feelings. When work was to be done, they could
not be found but when offices, or honors and
distinctions were TO be bestowed, they beset you
OIL every side. Referring to the cheering prospects
alluded to by his venerable friend on his right,
(Mr. Riiche) he said, that would do well enough
10 talk about but The fact was the Wings had
swept them from the sea-board to the mountains.
They had beaten us beyond the hope of recovery.
[Citizen Richie protested against such dangerous
admissions.l Yes, CONTINUED the spenker) We
are utterly undone, and it is not worth while to
disguise the matter. That odious and unconsti-
iuoual army hill has done the business for us. =.
lie, however, had no idcn OF surrenderng II
the Democrats were to join The Wings now, they
wonld be charged with going over for the spoiIs !;
therefore they must fight Oh, with defeat staring
Them in the face"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-06-15

70 Some people suppose the Patro, is quoting
the Waterman, in old federal iimes, to convict the
present editor OF this paper Of federalism bnt
this 10 mistake, evidently so because the quo
tutions were first published, some of them before,
and others short time after, the editor of the
Waterman was born. We fancy II must lie moth
ing short of pure love for federalism that leads our
neighbor 10 fill his columns with such mutitudes
of exrrnots-connected, perhaps, with desire Of
showing that the federas,s of old rdcsed the
war and American victories, and American Gen.
erals just as the locofoco papers do no,c.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-06-15

"One thousand majority for Dillingham; and
Barber in Washington county" says the Patriot.
This is one specimen of tall Dragging and it is
like to another have read Of Long time ago,
when some old British Wings hegun to be iurbu.
lent about ten taxes, Boston Por, hills, and to
threaten absolute independence, British Tory
General swnre, thnt with three or four British
regiments he could march through the con,inen,
aud dispense every Wing lie couldn't COME il,
Jerry nor can you. You havettroors enough
look Mt your last Thursdays muster.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-06-15

Prentice says that "several OF the Loco Foco
leaders in aud about bis dggings, were in the hab
il of laying in he'd all day TO AVOID hearing The
news from Virginia"
What do the loco focos expect 10 gain by Will,
flying The log cabins2 Do they moi know that a
liz cabin is all the better for being well daubed
W ith mud?
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-06-15
"BUY TIE TRUTH AND SELL TT

The federal government is IN the field aud
bringing all It's energies to hear against the peo-
pie BY the aid Of the patronage Of the federal
officers and members of Congress, and through
The insirumentality Of the Postmuslers and the
agents TO take the census, it is said that 200C zoo
copies OF the extra lying Globe are to bs weekly
Sent through the country. Arouse, ye Wings !;
patrcnize the Wing presses --send the yapers far
and wide, ihat truth may combat The sophisIry and
The inlseh0ods Of The federal organs.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-06-15

Flood he Southern papers bring distressing
accounts uf foods on the Savannah and o.her
streams in South Carolina and in Georgia. At
Augusta, Geo. the water overlooked tho principal
street TO the depth OF ten feet. Some lives and
an immense deal of property lost
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-06-15

More help. We this week notice thee new
Harrison papers among them 1.-The Lamoille
Wing, published ut Johnson, w., by Joseph Po-
and. The first number bids fair, very fair its
editorial is able, and the sheet is handsome one.
Success to the Whg,' aud to its friends in La.
noble county
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-06-15

tn" There will be many thousands of persons
at the Wing State Convention, and some log cab
ms. So said MIR. Van Ness The other day; and
we think he is right in this. The Wings of North
field have fine log cabin prepared, and plenty Of
pork, beans, nn Indian bread engaged.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-06-15

Arrest Of the murderer Of Ldughiin.-The Bal
limore American of the 9th, says that man NAM
ed jefferson Griffith, aims John Alexander, has
been arrested as tho murderer of Lnushln the
Marshal AZ the Wing National Conyention.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-06-15

A man would do well to carry pencil in his
pocket, aud write down the thoughts ,flhe mo-
ment Those that come unsought for are COM
monty the most valuable, and should be secured,
because they seldom returns--L Lord Bacon.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-06-15

Uj-The Ant.Slayery meeting, holden Mt Wat
erbury IN Wedne Sday last voted against the third
party project, 26 to 6.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-06-15

E3-The Wings of the first Congressional dis
trct are to have n great convention on Straiton
July 7lh. An immense log cabin is 10
be prepared for the occasion.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-07
Critic nyNrNef.

There change tue cattle market this week hes
there been for the month Excepting COWS and calves the
receipts have been smasuicieni only T. meet te camd
and Ia prices have not declined they other
wise wou The supply las been Just large enough 10 keep
prices stationary.
Today about three hundred and fifty beef cattle two hun.
dred sheep and hundred aud fifty and calves a'
been sold the markets and The wharves One hundred
and twenty he ofte beeyrs from the south balance
from this State very ins her. old rails and
iated the farm of Governor sold 10 0i the
down town butchers, and il to be Killed this week.
As there plenty Of cattle in the Interior and communl
cation to market ~ the arrivals ought be much
greater But there combination the part Of the aro.
who supply this maret to keep hack large portion of
their bceves, ii is not at all strange. So long the
omen sippy this city long shall VIC be compelled pay
higher than the supply the country would
Justify We adv sc all farmers who have fe cattle to bring
them 10 this market IN dro, themselves. and IN ne
out Of ten they will reap better profit THANH they sold thr
stock 10 the dovers To be they would have all the drO
combnei to contend agns but notw standing. e
butchers here who purchase Of them prefer
Let them think Of this
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-07
MORE ASTONISHING CURES

DR FRANCIS, oCULIsf- ills celebrated Eye Water 4.
Of s S wal
known by The name am Of ea.1rae and has made perfect
pronounced the persons to be ihcursble.
Mrs Colt member Of my church has child who has been
e. "s15 S Sy & I ss
cans and when the total loss Of sight apprebendd the
water prepared and sold BY Dr. fne, 81. effected
March 30, 1870. Pastor OF the Oliver ST. Church.
Ny grandson afflicted for nearly 81, with nebuls
white his eye. like scarlet ard for most part q s time
Cor esh months be d.ehsEed ss inenrabIs We most
brstsd eye restored SIGHT which doc
tor is entitled to our lasting s,tsem ssd gIstgds
Topr Eranei,1D,aE siIE. the isII e $50 attacked
s...ss e ,iOss b.; ,ss, ,s no ssp1f
studied closely ali ths i%e, .sh perfectly rs.iored
With much pleasure subscribe py;,i dsar 81. yog much
'Os'D STUDENT !" he New YoSi fhsoiosea s;@issy
hs,e been an eye witness to the happy effect Of DR. Fran
e.. ra S upon ny sons eyes fnG,s nspsned and
member Of the frs'byt.y 4 Buffalo and now rsdios at
es mos, celebrated eye water and from the ,e,msoy c.
who have used = do hshy recommend il to the notice q the
be MeDcggal 81 Gbyehi sommer. pastor Of ihe south
Rev O. stOrs, Tenth ST. the Rev Jacob H. BrOaner bar
4, ys state State. S sS S y
ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted by Dr.. Francis without
j. at Soio BsrclsysI spay
CHEAP TAlLORING.-Cientsmen'. clothing manaaae.
o s 70 and q. S
sursrane black, blue or green prss, Coats, sn.e
,,eu,iemens cloth and substantial msnper
Making and trimming Coats 81 to 50; Vests. $50 to S.
bnsqs s- cod j. MAFFAT.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-07
weekly Report OF Internents.
In the City and County Of New York from the 2sih
March TO the All day of pril, $40.

In the City and County Of New York from the 2sth day Of
March to the 4th day of April, $40
81 men; IS women; a boys; - girls. Total iel
DsEAsEs-Asthma asphyxy apoplexy abseess bleed
bleeding from lungs burned sclded casuates
collie cancer consumption IS Commissions Group
debility delrinm remens p dsrrhi death from poison
dropsy dropsy the head dopy in the chest
dysentery epilepsy o. sipras fever fever bilious
fever typhoid fever scarlet fever puerper
tent q fever rtteat hopping cough inflammation
bladder inflammation Of brain 9, inflammation of womb
tiammao OF chest inflammation of lungs inflammation of
bowels inflammation of stomach inflammation of heart
insanity o. jaundice killed murdered NAL
formation measls old organic disease o the hert
palsy small pox sprue teethng unor unknown
AeE-0f year and under, between and and
s. l6 and lo 81 10 and 90 20 and 80 aud
So s. 50 and co. d SO and TO- q 20 and so and &c.
knownO.
PLacEs NATIVITY Uued States Ios Ireland 49, ENGLAND
g. Scotland Russia 0, Wales Sweden o. British Poss n
America o. Germany 3.
FRoM-Alms House, Bellevue, 81 Hospital, DO, S; Fever
Hospital, do, o. New Jersey, o. Long Island Bsckwes
Island Small Pox Hospital City Hospital Pententa.
~, o; Westchestsr,I
Colsred persons, Z.
WILLIAM A. WALTERS, City Inspector.
City Inspectors Office, April 4, 1870
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-07

Cleared,
North America Lowber Liverpool Marshall; Concord
Sas annah; kienzi, Norton, Apalacbicola.
Arrived.
Swedish bark Julie Dreus 20 DIS FIN Rio Janero with 5000
sehr reon Mason ds i'm Apaaeheoa with 800 bales cot
schr STAR Riley, IA days from Apalaehcoa cotton SC to
sehr CLas ThOme, Tyler Wilmington NC cotton &c to
Ogden.
sehr Weymouth, Couch I'm Richmond, -four. SC to Allen
schr Rcundbrook, Higgins, Norfolk, corn.
schr Olive, Wse, I'm Wilmington NC with cotton SC to
schr Henry Chase ConkIin Virginia
Scar Emma, Bancroft ds I'm Charleston, with cotton &c
AZ ,HshSr on tne bar ship Lanea,hiTs Taylor from Liver
General Record.
The North America for Liverpool sails today Her letter
BAGS will close at Gipins Exchange News ROOM this morn
INK. a, the usual hour.
There large schooner ashore Hampstead Beach Long
The Constitution Clifford from Newport for Now orsan.
lost on Abaco on the 2eth Feb last. '
United states Ports.
pnrLAsrLrm,, Apr 51 &, + Crouch, Tomlin NYork.
Allen, do; Sd, arr + Patterson, : 0. ''''""'
wgsa 3d. ca1 A sri s S Ss%'' NY' sid Juliet
shicssi via.n, Bcds NYo'i; Lady warrington ' R%s
Wi5sssSEoss ~, March ss-sr Lucy SMs-x.rsL Ner
SIDE, GeorE,,owu, PC SIst Olive, ~sysr., do:
w,'HIseros, -, Apr i-arr Time, New York; cid Atlas,
e"aG1ssr9ps ar i7sslgw FroPfe1ia; arr caDOt sum
Irdsre..buy sid DiTo9, Matthews, NYOrk Ann, Hail. dos
s.sssS,n. March sid Lotus Locke Liverpool; Wilson
Fger, thatcher, Nfork, ,,.,
o Tobey do; Tom Paine, RobssoS DO. r Nsw tg1x
Asaby, TampiBs, cid Virginia, Barstow, Liverpool.
Foreign Ports.
ST CRoIx II days sinesLuca, Hoetirg carco Atlas
Howes. do.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-07

The market has again exhibited depression IN prices
North American Trust and Banking Co declined n per cent?
Farmers Trust Harlem T. Dry Dock Ii I. s. Bank improved
The general features the market remain nearly the same
At the second board further sales of North Amer
Trust decline of n cent from the morning rates
The news from England which reached yesterday has
had no very material upon the markets today Sales oil
cotton were change the extent Of 500 bales at hr
prces The position Of the boundary question gives tempo
rary rmness prices and the dealers anXousy JOCK ny
forw ard to the return of the British Queen.
The returns the Bank Of England cvince return oil con
Sdence the circulation being already the increase
following returns March 5th compared win "
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-07
philadelphia Advertisements.
A MEXICAN THEATRE, WALNUT STREET, PHI
n LAbELpHIA.

MEXICAN THEATRE, WALNUT STREET, FIJI
n LAbELpHIA
Mr.. BURToN throughout the week.
Tuesday, April The Light Ship: Old Tom Burton and
The Wandering Minstrel: Jem Bags, Burton
Wednesday, Ap j s-The Light ships Old Tom. Burton,
and the farce Of HumbuE the renowned theatrical
ger Cruamles, Mr.. Burton
Thursday, April sThe New Member IIumbug, and STATE
Secrets all Of which Mr. Burton will sustain the principal
character.
Friday April 10 The Light ship: Old Tom Burton; and
The New Member The N " Member, Burton.
Saturday, Alril ll-Emgraton Tom Tap. Burton But,
However; Caleb Chirrer, Burton; and The Mummy; Toby
Tramp, Burton -
shortly appear In f.vorit. character. atS ~
NOTICE 10 TAU NKNAKEHS.-Ths subscriber hep.
constantly hand large assortment Of his improved
(orgns GERMANY inserted Trunk Locks which he shers x
sale reasonable tc quantities from To
NJ b. The trade assured they perfectly safe
this Lock- notw hs adpg the threats invade thetr
rights hold myself nay responsible for act'os
CONRAD L1EBRICK, Locksnith,
No South Eighth street, Philadelphia, few doors IRON
Chestnut.
CAUTION-I hereby caution all persons from making or
nfrins Of patent which b, date October
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-07
TO PUBLIC SPEAKERS.
The orator IN Congress new,
Great Cicero excelliEg,
Feels all in delicious glow,
w lth his rich periods swe lliag;
His hearers Al nm Wild del


Great Cicero exeelliHg,
Feels all in adeliceus glow,
With his rich periods weliing;
His hearers list with Wild delight,
And think his speech tLe dandy;
Not dreaming the effect so bright
~, - Is P-ase's Horthouad andy. .
no puoc speaker should be without Peases Hsrehound
candy, II clears the aud nsthens the lungs
~ D. . Counsellor SMITH, No. 40 Liberty st.
Emily should be without Pease Clarified Essence Of
FOREGROUND Candy; and all is alnable
emsay Tor the hsopns cough asthma hosseness coughs
Ac' DR.. ROGERS.
., . NRw YoaK. March "a, 1870
Messrr Pease Son, As Division stree GentieIo
MY VILE was lying deaths door, her
bX Lumber of eminent pyseiaAs, her enis had
teh up all hopes Of but II proved otherwise
Ireh1 OF ne calling to see induced 10 make trial of
your harehound; did and must unqualifedy say, that
alter making ute Of four large packages of your Horehound
andy she was perfectly restored her former health All
tk"se that are disposed think this ia quack
would do me a favor 10 call and see nae u person.
. j. s. MORE, $40 Greenwich ST.
Ageuts-iandly Is High street, Hay, % Fulton, Brooklyn
H.nIy ht%is Co. 81 state street Albany, n y; Henry
kiggins Elizabethi0wn n. j.; VIM j. Duvall 2s2 Broad
street, Newark, NJ j.; j. n. Gould, Stone Brook L.
None is genuine ubIess each package is signed
PEASE g. son, As Division st.
paid. au7 Inns
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-07
HORRID DEPRAVITY.

GONE NOTORIOUS COUNTERFEITERs have nearly
killed several persons by selling them spurious and falls.
MIXTURE Of Hays Liniment.
The genuine warrased perfectly harmless and erectual
Never buy the article unless have the written signa.re Of
COMSTOCk n co. on the splendid wrapper. -. 49,
Original Prorrietor SOLOMON HAYS.
r. SThe true Have Tnment warranted TO cure Flsand
Rheumatism, in all cases, pay taksa Tor u
Sold al No Fleteher street near Pearl and Maiden
lane, New York, by COMsIOCk y %
Sold AT the n.eins stors IN Broadway East Broad,x
Bowery Hudsen. Canal Greenwich and Grand strcets
ja2i cod am.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-07

no THE PUBLlCwe call ths special attention Of the
public "a the inucs rcnts held out by SYLVESTER Co.
5e Drosaww for investing in real estate situated New Or
leans Notwithstanding the attempts made BY the aus David
Hale Of The journal Of Commerce. we have rood reasons r
knowing that the affair in question possesses e entire cont
Who have any doubts TO call Sylvester Co who De.
srous Of giving the mcs full and perfect satisfaction in
ply 10 any Inquiries made. u~y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-07

losses the capitals of the banks The for
the resumption the banks Of New Orleans iuso
veucy Of large proportion u them growing the
here described The General Bankrupt Law will be osly
neans Tearing this rubbish markets
SnIes Mt the stock Exchanre.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-07

PACKETS TO ARRIVE. | PACKETS TO DEPART
LONDON
Gladiator, Brton March 10 Ontario Bradish, Ap 10
Mediator, Champn March 20 Toronto, tirswold April 90
LIVERPOOL
Sheridan, Depeyser March ~ America Lowber Apr,I
America Bailey, March 10 Independence, Nye, April 7
HAvRE.
Albany, Watson, March " de Lyon Stoddard April 8
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-07

+ BhoADWAY oPPosiTE CRY HALL al atirse.
his piac during the day evening hours
frs% o1 A n ~ past + and from m VSOeh
wsproporoned, and probably strongest the world
whose extraordinary appearance wonderful performance and
crowded The Londos
and recently at the Dowery rhe this city, has been
IN addition to the above, ". H. WILLIAMS, Of the Thea
tres Royal Cevsnt Garden DpTy Lane Vauxha Garden,
make his the Lecture Room Of the Ma
seumerery evening when he viii have the honor deliver
Things hey are The First second Part will consist
ola Musical, Comcal Recitaory, Anecdoc Descriptive
Rsesr ysiep @ILhMsa ThBtE GetTFf 2Lk k1 AN Nd
F RSRP%2MM RRsqh 81 r.
aI;. At HOVE together with variety of ineomprs
fo soS% s. w. Ba..d 5S begin o'clock
Admittance to the Museum, the Giant IS cents To
under 70 years half lrce. mails i'm
IINPARALLELED AND UNPRECEDENTED AT
FRACTIONS. being a Combination Of Pleasing Enter
a'n"en' never 0e05 3" The same evening
Opposite ST. Paus Church. broadway and door the
,,,rn>,,snv American Museum
RINGToN, who this evening sppeas tim ibersy o. his
friends and the pub confidently trusting his efforts to please
Doors open at u commence at quarter to precisely
Tickets as usual only IS cents.
Among the attractions will be found all the best Moving
Instrumental Concert by volunteer performers of eminent
Tn. Great French MagiciaDs Pierre de Thomns
traordinary periormanee i.
conLnsb,e ma,ryysis |"'"e'e "''"''' "" ~"
of Dancing by Italian Marone,.
Great G:s F ns Of F NeS YORK FIRE.
Splendid Fairy Scene,
Avenoqnial Conversation, by Comical Joey The Clown,
For fall particulars see small bills mail in'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-07

THE ENVY OF THE WORLD Europe and France
have long boaseo Of their black shining boots and
tgicd 10 that would scratch
from their lusre but have failed indeed such
aver TOOK place until the celebrated WENrWORI H'S
PASTE BLAklNG was discovered; and wonder l. n
that imported baekng abandoned since its Introduction TO
public notice Wentw srt Backing addition to ia guick
producing Jet black lustre the leather from
and makes pair Of boots 81 TO the feet what pair Nd
gloves IL To the hsnd II s warranted 20 mould Ne.
come DRY. Ash for Wentworihs Paste Blackngi
For sale whole sale aud retail at the maEuctory Div
sion streets and BY G. King Agent s Broadway Orders
LETT al either place will meet With prompt attention.
ap7 I'm T. VI. WENTWORTH n co
H. VI. LUDLOW, Auctoneer
A UCTlON NOTICE.-SlLKWORM FGf9S-E. H
~ LUDLOW co. will cell AZ auction Friday April
II ~ o'clock q the Sales Room No " broad pounds
French Sikworm Fg.s &c superior quality Sale pereup
tory, for cash. 10 the highest bidder. az; IL
l.. VI HOFFMAN, Auctioaser.
EURNIrURE.-L. NJ HOFFMAN co. will sell this
day at 10 o'clock al 100 Broadway between Wall aLd PiA.
streets large md elegant stock Of Parcr Furniture, consist
s of Bureaus; Warsrobss; Sccrctary Bookcases dining
i.r card and centre Tables marble top Sid, hoards Sofa
nhar of all descriptions; Feather Beds Mattresses, Nc
is stock Of Furniture was made TO order and IN style and
hnieh interior TO sp7 ~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-07

ROWERY AMPIIlTHEATRE No 81 BOWERY Mark
- and remark All who visit the boxes from the opening
of the doors enter the and brilliantly illuminated Me-
nagrie where amidst hundred beasts and birds Of great
beauty rarity, he the proud and ring
the unameable black tigerthe nest Of serpenions, leo
pard panhers monarch tigers elephants rhnoceros and
0bserveThe doors viii be openeda O'clock the pub
lie admitted to the Menagere laely allowing
and half to view the splendid Giraffe SC
Torrance begin at half past seven.
THIS EVENING April T. the entertainments will COM
with (or the Benefit Of the Clown Horsemanshp
mish milling; Msssa Pelham; Gro m. Gymnastios Otto
Notty vail appear; &c. &oto conclude with Alas
Snip :.
Boxes5o cents-Ph 25 cents
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-07

If THE PEdSON who took the liberty pyng open the
pantry door, IN the second story of theh No Colum
sa street and olive green Freck Coat with
yet collar tbererom does the without delay
he will be exposed all the city papers, he is known
TO take it If il returned will be
ed Pavnbroers requested detan said Coat if offered
20 them. ap4 Sits.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-07
ASTONISHING RECOVERY

we been saved frcm the dark precpice untmely
death, nd from the mssries and ortures of vexaous
AMI Lrcted sickness and by the blessing Of ted
ated to offer nay public thanks to Doctor JOSEPH HEINE
Dung German ply the German No
uds9n street Until by the blessing al sng Prov
dence my feeble limbs led that excellent and u RI
kind s1nsiscto VINO administered to my Affections obtain
unl then neither he assistance miserable
suherngto him, therefore ara most Justly bound in ever
lasting gratitude to return a lasting and public ac
acknowledgement.
applied in vain for reefo the eminent Of the
medical faculty IN New York of whom advise
air. others anputaton OF the limbs In
!gnsnt deIredaton of their soison, have upwards of
l07 NAL gnt ulcers the aud eight on the arms
chose by Tie time assistance of the above ply not
only eaed but every vesgc ofhis disease rooted
Out Of system bare performed to Sarau-
nah and back AID have for he fast three mouths the
most UNINTERRUPTED and perfect health Publish h, for the
benefit Of suffering humanity, AM advise all by blessing of
God, to seek relic from my lasting benefactor
ALEXANDER MACkEY 62s Water at.
Witnesses, Hyatt burger, do
VIM Keith do
ap7 Inn Wm. J. Powers, James Brompton.