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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-20

Love OF Nature,

delice happy he, who loves the cloistered gloom
vi some vast forest where low STOPPING boughs
For him the soft wind sing,th merrily
Among the reeds, and scarlet riverGowers
Or dances IN the green tops OF the wood,
Asd weaves its bard-like spell among the vines
That hang in gariands DER the mountains wall;
For him the moon looks through the dark pine boughS
When she doth leave her chamber in the east,
To wander through heavens starry wilderness.
And scatter spells upon the forest land,
And promontory gray, and ocean coast,
Sky, mountain sea, dim wood, and leafy glen,
The green leaves dancing in the pleasant wind,
The summer birds to one another Calling
The lakes blue bosom, with its load OF stars,
And moon-touched ripples and xght-blooIning d0
These have for him holy eloquence
And deep within his heart their beauty lives
An incarnation pure ssd glorious
He dwels amid proud society;
For the isii mountains, with their scented winds,
And roaring torrents, thattrom rock TO rock
Go bounding in their fury and their JOY,
These are his comrades and his noble kin: 20
And # he marks their beauty, when the sun
Weaves Tor the brow OF morn his chequered braid
vi violet and gold; not slow is he .r
10 muse upon their grandeur, when the hills
And the quick ghtning's crooked fang is red tth
Der the dark mountain forest When the woods
Are reddensd with Thousand hectic dyes,
And the winged hower-seeds sweep along the vale,
And from the forests tent is borne
The sweetness ofthe gentle summer flowers;
When, one by one the singing birds depart
From hill and river, and the ssdcened streams
Gossip but family in the yellow glen,
The little cricket meath the erimsoned leaf
Chirrups for him its little homily,
And the sad wind that shakes the brown nuts down,
And dingsa golden shower upon the pool
Is unto him gentle minister.
When raves the wintry blast without his dwelling;
And all the founts are silent and the flowers
A-e bright no longer the untain side,
o not unmindiul is he ofthe song
Oithe wild sBow-squall in the chimney top,
Or the loud creaking of the mighty trees,
That shake their bare bones in the hurricane,
And fling defiance 20 the threatening gale
Nor passes he In moody idlesse by
The beauty OF the snowy Wilderness
When from its southern palaces the wind
Creeps forth betimes, with sudden harmony, f
To shake the thick snow from the evergreen,
And chase the whie cloud DER the mountains ridge.
His eye in grandeur looks DER hill and shore,
And rihing from these fair and glorious things
Their elegance and stainless purity,
His heart becomes the proper dwelling place
or all things that are pure and beautiful;
And as he passeth to the haunts OF men,
And looketh in the faces Of the crowd,
As they go by him in the populous mart,
He feels kinder charity astir
Within his heart-and this is happiness.
September 1870 II. w. ROCKWELL
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-20

LATE FROM VEaA CKUz.-By the arrival yestor-
day, of the Ann Louisa, Capt. Wilson, we have
received advices from Vera Cruz to the 18th alt -
Nothing OF importance had transpired subsequent
to the period Of previous dates. The conquest
Of Texas still the subject of animated discussion
in the Mexican prints. Among the passengers IN
the Aun Louisa, notice the names Of several
Mexican gentlemen Of distinction, including that
of the late President Of Mexico, Gomez FAIRIES
The A. L. brought Sl00,Os0 in specie, consigned 10
different gentlemen in this city.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-20

THE GLENrwoRrH PAPERS

RE not OF SO much consequences 10 he HEADS Of he
"A People light neat and durable Hats OF FINCH
LEYs mpotation and IN His nirnitabie style
Moleskis and beavers unsurpassed in this city .
St Paais I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-20
1ESTIS1ONIALS IN f1VOK or 7.
CLIREH HIS
L r | COPHE K GU S
OR INDICATED COMPOUND,
n y M A N III AIR.

4, NJ -, Boston, Oct ~ 1875.
q" with the pleasure thatI acknowledge the
S s. 1tss at as time noe growth Of hair coming
nvvp ra ali The ss Ssay ' ana ae
sold, hat without effect. WM. IL COLBY
sAs regards sr Colby, his case truly astonishing II.
ha. spring ,Gopss nearly h,s years. and a t has
head and ed with e,uPtiOss, fact
hair ,Ps va, i. ns e. yhss r H had used
started f'' case J% sAssAkS i Msir Dresser.
fremont street, Boston.
"New York April 10, 1870.
"This is to certify that have assd Cehaghs MedicAed
back Of my head WAS fallen OF at the time rst aeped il
II ~ ss s. $
since rs he co%poand che hair has need to grew
still remain are at liberty
to me- when they can have ocular de ~0nsraIoa
~Philadelphia Oct. 10, ls4o.
a I1 sp PSyss certify .,, h,,. r. bottles
of that excellent article CIhush TieopLerous which
I dad and s s s
Se I ias NOW
% are the %o.: .Tf that
YOsrs, &er RI BROWN.
"New York, Oct 90, 1870.
Ilos some len since ldaeed read Trsa
Use the structure and organization of the Skin and HAIR
ire ro% y0Ss manner Of .sans the subject fell confident
bottles Of your Teophefous fornd the top head
in nets and having uariy
for asout u months have the sasacton Of seeing
Offer This certificate to be used think proper
''a am, &C. success s..*s... B.+..., Greenwich st.
ne e sltoa, q ssss: Dodi dIss.:
s s ..
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-20

J,Hr PRUSSIA TOOTH CFMENT-For FLING hellow
and csrious teeth and srowg hard short lime after .s
application the ,lar the uatar teeth,
M ssle With fsll dire etous ot uss,
oio FEUCHTwANGERS fhafwsey $40 Broadway
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-20
THE sILEsIAN POLISH.

The SILESIAN POLISH.
pes ntiug above valuable article those
entirely articles and for the various Tor which
II 10 recommended without parallel As single trial 70
advisable 10 the fyrehaser ex.aine Tor hims form has
own judgment, tiy II ASA be convinced.
challenges az equal IN all the essential propsTtts Of ara
Plate, Cutlery, Britannia Ware, Mahogany, &c. &c.
Also Polish for the Varaish of CARR and Cabinet
Furniture genersy superior to any article IN
Liree lions Ter using accompany ca H. PAPER
CERTIFICATES This certify that have made Of
The siissan Polish article prepared and sold ~ Rsss
the asd purpose Of polishing silver German slyef,
brass pate cutlery. Britannia mahogan and IN fact
state to say we consider the seslan Polish superior 10
any other article in produeog rapid aud beautiful
polish with less abour and tine and last though not least
cheap and easy Of lieation
New York, It'll October. lsio
HAYES TREADwELL,
if0f''e''r' VIM WM. 3. VCSsU5hZENs We" YORK
Proprietor Ams; sp HG! si,y A e Nss York
Projectors of City Hotel, City Of New York
THIS certify that have Of the Sil,an Pol
ish prepared by Rufns Peters Co No. s. court,andt
equal to the the wrapper each
paper and article for daily table cutlery be-
iha, cutlery with viii Keep its ap
pearancce as long as the use OF it q continued.
r.o.,,,, BETS 9RcUTT,
LEVI JUDs0N,
Proprietor Franklin House, Albany.
~ prepared ans '' TG ysIls'f fs 9TERs co.
5s Courtlandt street. New York,
And at retail BY most Of the DRY s's in ths cy and
HARDWARE PAPER-sOs reams lsra4 2l12s s4rsc, ssxss
rEkssE { Brooks, Paper Warehouse
s2l 81 Liberty ST.
S!OE bales uperior white green and brown
MO anu ounce 'S'is' KCOILiK g co So sou.b a.,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-20
TRUSSES.
D UPTURE CURED AT DR.. AMOS q HULL's Es.
n TABLlsHMENT Z vEsEY STREET, Aston

RUPTUEE GURED AT pr; AMOS g MyLL's Es.
HOySE.-Dr Hulrs Trusses modified shorteh their
term Of cure very much. The Truss 10 called
"THE RADICAL CURE TRUSS"
very great auction
Of the faculty Of New York. .
The Instit. granted the FIRST
PREMIUM Cor this Truss, on the of its
Ndges consisting Of five eminent
The public cautioned against BY
Truss there such thing prime le
acted by medical men hsmeus Of msrs mechanics ,whs
DR. HULL'S establishment has been well known for
than ltstksonly the patronage
90 No orherbusinessi in this ONCE and we'll
constant attendance.
Raptsred esat.onsd aga.s being deceived
pretended agents. NO TRUSS is GENUINE UNLESs
AMOS G. HULL,M
Yesey street New Yerk
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-20

FfEE Yesterday afternoon about 4 o'clock. the
large frame tavern hosse at MorTans corner, ON the
Columbia rail road, fourteen miles frrm this e'sy |,
was stroved nv fire. casionsd by spark
from the locomotive which set ERE :" he roof ~ u
passed down the road with the .rsin from Harris
burg. The house ives ece-pes py Mr. Wiiia@
Of his goods The ,sse was the prepertv Of Mr..
! Tarss nrooLs- -itirtly lost Pal Gds lsh inst
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-20
SORE NIPPLES.

2 600 BOTTLES have been sold within few weeks q
the actor de6e The world to produce IL will
Prof Bingham Dr. Pool several old experienced nurses all
who have used H. referred to- Sold Nassau
New York, and 1879 Fulton street BROOKLYN. Oh
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-20

FRENCH CALF SKINS, MOROCCO Sc.-l0 cases "a
skins. assorted from % to % ID per doren,
cases black eolored and bronze Morocco
do Opera Leather,
DO VT lite Sheep Skins and Boot Innings,
DO coored Csf skins, far book binders-received per
he arrv ais from Havre, for sale BY
- +. A. LOHSE. IS LibertT st.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-20

MI :: ;s;: SHs 4. "a:
rant FL A sas Re e.r.a hy ssns'
ed Dr.. PROVOST viii in few words say in. public
that es's h bs. @ sssI
Pdi,ilaa aboring under rain delicate diseases
:ys%. Of 2oussnd IN Of 10 SEEK
s W: Re, sc: is:s
medical ?, d. Boys asa ruff
::Ss e, sis1 s: t
and .5n he bs ~
merely h.t spoa the sSnor OF hs a. Re Ts
i:ts as.s my
SSs, sabbath 5I SKoSSsF
hGps h, Sots Gss .ho
viii no longer contns to call spec
ae. y :. al 81 each Until and
perfect but hat they r en re-
st. where diseases are eeetay cured and that
oI half less than charged BY other 5hys'san
CHAKLEs cox, Sign Of the Golden Fleece III
;s.si 4: rsssss IsaSSu Is -,
AND 'f! id
I'd TSs and s.a Is
ainS from Psr. and London be sxtTDsd .sSpss
rs asss: D.'igs =: ASsIOasr s Button
brown dress coats and white yest., only.
thanks 60 H. Fas e"a although G la. lately Ss.a OBJ
ns 10 Sssps to ~es nA
Of the talents Of of the best cutters in the country,
eye Will devote h@.f e the tastes 81 hi. custs@er AND
those Who fyot Charles Coy at the Sign 81 the Golden keee
with their orders Shell BE- pleased With priss wO.k% anshp
to 1--we nislm.
MUslcPar,es and ais sutllied with MUSIC, by appy.
.ay s..Ged 70 BY saPs6S assd
Wait..s &c played by band Of good Musicians more Or
MQRoeGo AND FANCY LEAThkR ,sTORE. s.
Ca ei Ssc 'SS;ig ,es. tsp
In Dss i Deer
Tgssa and G waGS cord &
sdspfa and fssneh cr SKIM Toy HS,, fsd Fq.' 60
II $4,000 Principe La Cruz, Perez Nova and Steam
boat brand
5000 RioaSa
H"' r0A'er' RtS SlFGs; &c chsIb sal' a
Js~ received 10, Of exit, ice Perez and Rsndom Principe
CARDS! CARDS CARDs.il
ENGRAVED AND PRINTED in superior style, at reds
obs sp J.wALL. So Carrnins st.
VICHvs', LozENGEs FOR INpIGtsrIoN.-The ee-
fTs,sd risl e are 70, ~. sI ,osdxav
DOARD-Tso gentlemen have psTlor md sleeping
chamber with board, BY applying at No 10 Park Place
MIS- I'm.
CURE YOUR COUGH or il will lead consumption and
shermans Cough Losenges They distressing cases in
Sa' Ss s.sg kss ssd 6s% SsnsSe
se s s sp sbsrma st o U TS NH %
teeth peay wheness harden gums aud swee.n your
,1,se. for Dose can srpsss H. Dr. sermans See al ice
Nassan street cae door sheve An OF
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-20

FiRE AT LoUIsvILLE.-A Gre occurred on the
9th inst in Louisville, Ky, by which five buildings,
beside back building, were destroyed, the most
valuable Of which was MIR. BROOKS machine shop.
His is estimated IT from two &C. three ihousand
dollsrs-nd insurance.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-20

ca. FOR SALE, FREIGHT OR CHARTER-The
MtN} chip CAssANDER, 2ee tons burthsn, hsviag hsee
snrely opened op and bottom fer the inspection ef
,s iasuranse Comranss ard 6usa 70 be PERFECTLY scrnd
suitsd 10 business and sill be sold bargain. For in
formation apply ~ DO srd, a. the Dry Peel, OF 70
GLOVER " OcMuRRAY, Toe Pine 81
NIL ....... corner Soaih %.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-20
FuRs. FIJRs. HATS AND caps.

THE subscriber would respectfully notify his friends and the
public that he has on had ipa and eompee sssort
me-t OF rs cursttng Of lynx arn fqpirr and gebett
ruds Ladies for boss and rufi ass sssoft
ment Of fur trimming The above ertcs manufactured
by experienced aud warranted equal quality
and 6rish to ,nufsetur d BY th.best farri,rs.
Also elegant assortment cf Moleskin Silk srd Beaver
Hate, at the following extremely lo~ prices, via:
Silk Hats. warranted FUR dies at.
Short nap Moeskln Hats at......... .....- 500
fine Nutria Fur HATS sss.......'....s. 20 and $50
-
Aso.a ca ,ies variety OF Chidrens select aud ia 81 Gays
Gentlems Otter Fur and Cloth Bys Cloth and Fur
Cape, some very handsome, ani New patters.
WA. BANTA, lso Chatha a St
mol im'
pATENT ARMS MANUfAC1 UklNu COMPANY
Notice s hereby given that a neeiing ofts Directors
dsad Company held the sd nsts Jersey City, fort the
purpose of eectnp officers.
THOMAS A. EMMET, Esq. Of New York, was uuani-
nously elected President aud Oh EHLERs, New
uey Treasurer aud secretary, for the
nsuing year
The public will take notice that from and this Day
will be considered valid unless hy the Presi
lent Treasurer by them made consented TO;
sshts the Patent Ars Manufacturing Company
paid the receipt 1.-THE President Treasurer
sms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-20

The whole amount remaining 10 the credit Of the
State, after payment Of debts incurred IN iE0,
s23 2lS ~.
The Revenue from the School Fund during The
year has been S6i,slS IL, and has been produc cd
from Bank Taxes, Dividends on Stock, Interest 90
Loans and sale Of State Lands at Paterson.
or this amount $4,000 were Distributed sp,ong
the counties. and s74s Is applied TO the defraying e
incidental exp enses.
The revenue this year exceeds these suns, by
S29,O6s Is. The excess last year Of revenue above
the expenditures, &c, was s1.lgl IL. The sale ~
$4,000
The whole amount Of the School Fund is S5l9,-
S12 10.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-20
PAVILION HOTEL.

SEVERAL Travellers lately srrr,e rse the North and
- from the interior Of Georgia he " ~ s,T .ssd their
surprise and eisapPo'ni hat q. 81 gy had not
Subscriber thereore 10 unce 10 hs snds at
dstsnee-shd to oouatry Merchants ard others who may
to visit Charlesontst at his elegant
teasive Estbshnent, Meeting and Hass streets
every .xeren will Be used TO make the inmates feel
fortsoly at home
The Proprietor OF the Pavilion Hotelw be assisted in
his AFFORD general satsxe teD, by Mr. w NJ
pQTn, lately Of the Am,Iem llste New Yorki and Mrs
DOTY IN looking after the details Of the House. will take
pleasure seeing that the Ladies and their families will be
rendered comfortable. j. &. kerr
Charleston, Oct. "a. 1870. No staw
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-20

FRoM MExIco.-The schooner Hero brought 10
our Havana papers to the Sd instant They publish
accounts from Mexico to late in October. The Vera
Cruz Censor cengratuates its readers that the din
euities between the British Minister and the Next
government ha we been finally settled The iuoct
ed questions were the interior duty 10 per cent and
the imprisonment OF English subjects in California
ON both Of which points the Mexicans have yielded
The Censor (Which is Santa Anna's papcr)
speculates the conquest Of Texas III ~
computed that ten ships Of war and 1900 men
will &c necessary to accomplish that object; and u
is admitted that il will be very difficult to obtain
that number Of men and ships. The only depsn4-
ence for her means OF carrying on the war, - the
custom house; and il is acknowledge that the re ore
so many smugglers through Yucatsn and Texas,
(through which province a vast quantity Of goods 10
introduccd as to reduce the amount Of duty IN the
Mexican ports to an amount merely nominal.
TIE Censor AYERS that Yucatan and Texas are
provinces tf the United States that the government
at Washington is opposed TO the Mexican system;
that il cannot be doubted that Yucatan has been
volutionized by New Orleans, and that Anaya was
sent thence 10 operate against Tobasco. The Cen
sor man lashes himself into furious passion, and
sees double. He says Maldondo 10 approaching To-
blsco with 400 men, that his vanguard Of $50 mco,
have already entered Macuspsra, that ITO under
Don Justo 81. Ana, were approaching through I'n-
batalpa; 500 men were going by way Of Chiltepec
and by water Anays, with four Texisn steam ships,
is approaching, all Of which vessels are loaded with
Tcxian soldiers.-N o. Bulletin, Oh inst
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-20

ORDINARY AND REFECTORY, No.
80 TtDsO Wooster, Of Spring street, New
E1RfY York. OYSTERS served up 10 every style.
n. B.-Privste Rooms, where pany
be accommodated with Breskf4st, Dinner and
srpper the tes the market aferds Also Wines Of the cho
rest qualify sm.
ORPIANs' fAlR.--A Far, IN sid Of the HalfOyphar
" ,7giua, the Fifth will be held At M. Nbi0s
the ndd, Of December. under he
Of the following Ladies, ratronesscs q the lIstituon
Ma FSw Risg'0' Rs s, r: LoaSsss o%'' a
Mrs For, Bleecker Mrs. firth, ioe Hudson street
Mrs Livingston, street Mrs. Eggrso 20 GreenwichEt
Mr. Glover No varsk Pi Mrs HARRISON sThird avenue
Mrs Hayous. 81 Amity st Niles Bentsel, 10 Broadway.
Mrs Thebaul Leroy Place Mas Adamson SIS Broadway
Mrs Donadson rs State st. Miss Gallagher Fourth street.
DonatoIs are respectfully solicited from lends aud
the public, and will Sc received BY any Of the
mentioned Ladios at their residences. .
The following Gentlemen have bees appointed BY The Lady
fatronesses to act a. Protectors TO tke Far:
Edward Thebaud. EsT Z. A. Ha,gous, Esq;
Mortimer Livingston, ESQ. Thomas Glover, ESQ.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-20

M,ssAcHvsrrrs seBooLs.-The Annual Abstract
of the Massachu.etts School Returns, for 1880 ~,
has recently been published by the indefsteabc s.
cretary 10 the Board Of Education, the Hon Horace
Mann. The reports come from 30i towns, and cor
sequenty embrace the views and sentiments NJ that
number of different boards, and upwards Of 1880 ~
dividusls, from every part Of this Common wealth.
the subject a commop schools which have
been long and ardcntly cherish. and support
ed by the citizens OF our favored land.
AGgRFgATr
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-20

THE SHADES,
(Rear OF the City Hotel.)
THE Proprietor Of the above well known establishment
respectfully forms his friends and the public, that he
O'clock ia the morning To p. M and Poached Eggs, Welsh
Rarebs and other during the cay and with
Ales Liquors AID Wines not be exceed by other
house r the city London Brown Stout bottled fer;er
&c on dTauglt
BRANCH OF THE SHADES,
81 Ann street
y. B-The above houses upon the plan the
Cock aud RsiLbow Fleet street, London
Ls 6m j. EVANS.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-20

S!OE THREADs2o bales superior white, green and
~ 10 | and ounce balls, for sale by
MO L. X. COLLINS co. Sc Sou h 81.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-20

CURE YOUR COUGH or IL will lead to consumption and
death MANY articles used but equalo to DR.
sherman Cough Losenges They distressing in
pleasant to the and handy
the p.ekst We have used them whenever We have had
cough cared days. and when ret
we'll try sh-rman Orris Tooth Pastet will TO your
teeth pesry whteness harden gums aud sweesn
Those who used II other den
surpas IT, Dr. Shermsns 0fice al ios
Nassau str ct. one door We
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-20

A ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS WAsHINGTONB
"A LING SALOON 2o2 BroadMsy.-T he Subscriber has It,
ted up Bowling Saloon under Keller Pines with three
city Gvntle Of the city and will find this very
pla-e of attention will be
TO those who wish themselves The Bar will always
be stored with the best Of Wines No betting Of al
lowed.
N.B-Gente wishing TO learn the game will bed expo
fenced keepers to teach them. IN
DREsIDtNT HOTEL.-Ihis spieadid esta6lshmes t al.
uste No i42 Broadway, New York 10 and ready
those who may be pleased FAVOR with ther pa
The house excellent order the furniture
and eegant the ladies psor furnished style OF
the Union. The cellars we'll stockod
with the best Wines and Liquors. The lsrder wl be
stspty supplied with decacy the markets afford
No ekesn shall be wanting the ofthe propetors
render possible comfort and to patrons
One Of the has We trusts been long and averay
known this city Hotel keeper the other sess
packet the Atlantic Coast 20 Charleston, New Or
leans se. The pablic' obe dent servants,
T. r. REDMOND sr-...
JAMES PENN1YERt f"~e'or'
New York. August 81 an
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-20
HAYES & TREADWELL,
Projectors Frsnklin House, G .ty of New York
VIM. b. CUZZtNS,
Proprietor American Hotel, City of New York.
GARDNER & PACKER.

HARDWARE PAPER-sos reams Isxa4 2ix26, s4x3c ssxss
IL s6xse and 49Ifs, for sale by
rERssE BROOKS, Paper Warehouse,
6 Liberty st
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-30

| lI3- gyyAINI'S PAEACEa--.,GUTION.-
great celebrity which this remedy has acquired during
period of twenty years, its Increasing demand, and its
UNPARALLELED success, has induced number Of persons
from time tine, both at home aud abroad ifntaie it
i'll various ways.
As long as these limitations were confined to mixtures
hearing other Names did not consider il necessary
advert them, but having evidence in our possession OF
tho gross receptions practsed by unpncped men,, in
vending spurious syrup for the 'genune Swanis Pan
acea.; cannot too strongly caution the public avoid
purchasing medicines from any but the most respect
able sources.
Iii difficult to detect, in many instances. tie actual
perpetrators of these mpositions the spurious mix
lures the more generally sent into the INTERIOR and to
foreign countries
Some time back we detected fraudulent imitation in
New-York closely resembling our ows but the bottles
were labelled William swain, instead of WILLIAM
Swits.
precisely like our own, but 'Swans Panacea'' New
Yo, is blown in the glass, instead of HSwaR's Pana-
cea," Philadelphia.
We have received repeated adviees from The West In
dia islands that empty bottles purchased up
Iiiri rates. for the purpose of refng them with spI-
rious ixtre and OF the Thousands of bottles of swan's
Paracea annually sold in principal cities. we can
made use Of in various ways defraud the prope tor
and to deceive the public
We have known instances Of three bottles beitig made
out of one, by mixing portion of Sirsaparia Syrup
with the genuine Swaiins Panacea, thereby retaining
OF its virtues.
In Philadelphia lately, large order was received be
mercantile house for Swam's Panacea bottles: mould
II exact imitation of our own made and the ordry
upped-and recent advices from Brazls inform us tina
vessel from Amsterdam had arrived at Rio de Janeiro
partly laden with bottles precisely like our OWN. w
have also IN possession book printed in Germany fac
smile of our own book of cases and Certificates.
From all these circumstances it will We seen that the
genuine Swams PaDacea is countereited and initiated
TO considerable extent; and these limitations not
only fraud upon US, but will necessarily prfact the
suerngs of nvalds in those diseases where Che genuine
medieine might have proved efeaci0us we must rely
upon the public purchase the Swam's Panaeea only
oa authentic and respectable houses and dealers, who
obtain their supplies either from our laboratory in Pla
denl,ia or from our accredited and General Aren't,
HENRY JOHN SHARPE, No. as Pine street,
New-YoTk.
tSgned.) WILLIAM SWAIN & SON.
Philadelphia, 10Th April 1870
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