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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-13

Amerfg0 Vespucci.
Our readers will peruse, with interest, the follow
ing farewell letter from Madame America vespace
To the editors Of the Ner Orleans Bee:
NEw ORLEANS, March 3oth, ls4o.
As am about to leave the United States and rctur
to Europe, think II my duty to tender my thank
and farewell to the American people, and requss
you to permit the of your valuable journals
q medium of communication.
Compelled TO fly from my unhappy country, q
abandon my family and friends, without support
without protection, my thoughts were naturally dl
rected to America. From infancy I had heard Of III
glorious country to which one Of my ancestors ha
given his name; had learned in tender childhes|
TO respect and cherish il, a. my second country;
had been constantly told il was the refuge Of nisfo
tune; that all who had suffered for liberty, woul|
find hospitality and protection there. i imagiss|
that il would lot refuse to adopt unhappy exile
descendant OF Amerigo yespucci, and came full I
confidence, to ask Of IL asylum. The title 4
American citizen, a spot Of ground where ] nigh
pass tranquil existence-this was all that asksI
from the American people. II was, however, mo 4
than the government could constituiiopaly grant.
But was told that the nation itself would chez
fully do what Congress had not the power to accon
plish; was informed that the world must not b
lisve that America had refused an asylum to the
scendant Of Amerige vespucci. was advised
apply directly TO the people. The Senate oil the
States, through the committee to whom the subje
had been referred, encouraged me to make this
peal and stated that il could not fail to be favorsb
received. On this occasion, the Senate itself set
generous example, and in the course OF one OF
sittiprs. a national subscription was opened in n
behalf. TO which many Of the members Of that illu
,rious body contributed manifcenuy. This mol
.x.mple was initiated in various parts Of the Unic
In many states, lists Of subscription, drawn r.
emiue individual were filed with the most hone
able names in the country, and in short time
nv considerable amount was obtained. Althon
the sum subscribed far exceeded my expectation
could not deceive myself by accepting as great
fionai gift, that which had proceeded from the 60
erous impulses Of certain number Of individua
NV object in coming to America was not to acqu
wealth, but TO obtain from the nation itself spo
ground, where might find repose from the faug
of my troubled existence, and live in peace But
though the descendant Of Amerigo Vespucci wo
have been proud Of national donation, she can
accept individual tributes. ] have, therefore,
termined not to receive the amount OF the subsc
tions collected in ny behalf; and request you,
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4h D+ste-Tbe west Of Jefferson and Madison
81 Northes. corner Of Rutgers and Cherry Sta.
sh Distric-No Sh Madison street, between Wanut and
T DistricNNo asa Cherry street. alnui and Cor
The be added up at the of Cherry and Ru
gers streets.
EieHrH wARs.
is DYsircDubos and Co.'S grocery store, i52 Broome st.
I'd Diariet-No. 70 Wooster street. between Broome and
srs bisriei-Nlr. Palmer'., No iss Spring street.
So DisiriciTbe Richmond Hill House, corner Of Varick
ss bllsisetHNo as Hudson street. the weavers Arms
"a B Bss-SS e, ~ W SRs5liSa 3, street,
The votes 10 BE- added up Richmond Hill House,
rryrH
let DisrctNo. sos Washington street. corner OF lie HOY
anS Disct-NO. s Blocker street called the Northern
SID D,trct-No Goa Washington street, between Charles
"a Diyio-Jeerson Hail. corner Of Charles and Hudson
sd Dariet-N. II, Troy street, betreea Greenwich and
So D.freNeI Horatio street. between Greenwich lane
TIE yots to be added up at the Northern Exchange No as
| Blocker street
| Il, pi,,riet-No os Delaney street.
al bsrie-C Of Grand and Forsyhe street. being No
"a breiVNo as walker street. Of Walker and FL
tx 90 Hester street. corner Of Ludlow and Hes
81 psNo 70 Essex street. Of Essex and Broome
ss vote. to b, added Up sa Grand street. corner Of For.
'rLrvrSrH w,Rp.
sf D,s,ietNs ns stanton street second door above Pitt
"a wsEisss No s. M's:ton iirss,
"a Dsiriet-At William Lavsons, southwest corner Of 9Th
stree an, so. 70 Ss added up at MNs Union HOus,
ond street
| isf D,str,sf-At Iiarsopvlle Lanberts Tavern
b, ADDED W ai the How. sfDet,nisu.
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rHIRTrrrTH WARD.

rHIRTrrrTH WARD.
ia Dsricf-At Asa Onderdonk the southwest corner OF
Grand and Clinton streets
"a DisticAt The southwest Of Delaney and Ridge
q plsiriei-At ssaman; No. $ sheriff street.
streets. ,
LIST DnctAt John Roaehs Nos 30 and ca Marion street.
al Distrsi@Ai sr,ha corner Of Mott and Praee streets,
sdDsfricAt the Foueenth Ward Hotel corner OF crand
Ksh Danci-At the Broadway liOuse, corner Of Grand
The votes to Be added up Broadway House corner Of
Grand street and Broadway.
Dstr1ctAt Washington Hall, Of Thompson and
"a Distriet-At Constitution Hall, $50 Broadway
Sd Didricf-At Charles McAueys Te Broadway. u
w We os'de y, . a. n.sd Nar ,sse
The votes to be added at Constitution Hail. $50 broadway
sipTEESTH
id DsrictAt No H Eighth Avenue between 18th and 18th
"a Northwest corner ofsd Avenue and 10th street
m DisircNortheast corner Of b Avenue and sOh street
5h DisrieAt john d. Coopers Northwest Of saith
The votes be added up at 49, Eighth Az snue betweenis
sEvESrIENrH WARD.
~ Ddrict-orton at the southwest Of Houston
I'D DsrictNo. 17s Ludlow street. between stanton and
"a DrictAt John Dodp, store southeast corner ONor
folk and stanton streets. -
i DsrciAt Andrew Aliens corner Of I'd Avenue and sth
So bistciAt Dnlons southeast corner Of Sd avenue
The votes 70 Ne added up ortOn Of Houston and
Inspectors Of Elections.
The following are the names Of the several In
spectors for the various districts appointed by the
Common Council, in JOINT Ballot, Friday, April 3D.
it Ilsiet-olrer Charck, ssmi L. Jones, Jno C. Fat
"a b,rie,-sepben r. Harris, Andrew H. M'esie and H.
"a Rsr,st- Michael Burke, John Hysr and George W
Holland
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-13

I'd Distrie-Jehs TAFT Jr. Bernard Sheridan, Isaac M
Phyie.
LIST DistfcAugusus l. Allen John Fowks, George Curtis
I'd Distrie-Charies Anderson Clement Gu0n John Murt-
:, Sd .Dist'fet-wright Hawks Thomas Genti' James E.
,st Di,yiet-w. II. COVER John p Dietrich, Robert NJ
aad District B. Fellows, F. Oakley, Hugh Ak
srd District-sephen Ketchum, Neh c. Na6s Archibald
All Disiric-Charles p DAY. Benz Cooper Richard VIII
liams
LIST Disiet-Jesse Oakley, Adam w Spies, VIM. II. Will
2nd Distrcl-Thomas II. Jenkins, James H. Hart Robert
ttPes4 Hsr r Sy tIn @.a asT' Ra''D
lst Distrc-Chares Del vecchio shvers Parker, Alva
Ind Distret-Marshall j. Bacon Simon Cannon Joseph
I'd Dsiet-Joseph Keeler Michael Hartman, Henry Du-
ih Distre-samuel W. seeley John MKinley, Joseph B.
Weeden.
LIST Dis,ct-Jackson s shutz, A. s Jarvis, J. N.Lord
I'd Disrict-Chs H. Dougherty, W. Z. Wetmsre, George
ssDsiret-J A. Barker, D., P Arnold ssml. T Mckinney.
Bi-sns. h Sa: nSf Essn l afs
IL Dsiet-cRs Grisn Xies Copeland, VIM. Barnes.
LIST psteArehd M Iasayr ia: kS5nsep F. G. Stacey
5.I Ls !Fh " p :%i, y 4 B Ha.el
sfh bistnet-Frs1ee panham, r. Crawford, f. LaSsgk.
s Br RMval s's,r Pyfr s Ssrs e san Frost
7th Distris-W F. Havemeyer, NJ p Demming J. 5. An-
Sh Distric-A. A. Ryder, Thos. Gardner silas Omsted
LIST Disric.-Jacob Brush, saml NJ Thompson Francis v,
I'd Dsriet-Rchard H. Collax, John Taman John c. Ha-
Sd Distre-D: D. Crane, solomon Ban,y, Thomas Lynch
4h Distric-Richard McCarty, j. Z. Wickers, William
So Pisret-Abm. Miller Jacob Miller, Jonathan Miller
Carhart.
Dist,1c,-J0hn C. coashman johu W. Ketcham Richard
I'd Distrc-Niel Gray, Warden Hayward, Joseph r. Tay
"a Psst-Pns Hopkins l. Jordan John RsnY dsh
sM Dist,ie-Chrstorher Hampstead Nath Tindal, Chas
Baker
LIST Dsrict-oI alto N Hnckman, jeremiah Fowler, James
ga Dis,riet-Robt McGany, Jas NJ Hodges, W. C. IA
A A Iss sssr. s
lt P,risR Hudson, VIM Bur ham, lanes styles.
man.
Dsrict-Gilbert Hebberd, Isaac v. Briggs, Jshn L,
I'd bistret-Janes Rker, Lewis wellington, Alfred W,
sd Distrct-George r. Hebberd VIM G. BoGg. Alfred 8.
al pistrcsamuel D. Walters Edw. Flanagan, Henry @.
Dunnell
Ist Disriet-C B. Archer, VIM 6. Mclaughlin j. P. simp
Sd Distyict-Andrew Surrie Enoch Dean j. L. Knapp
~ Dishiet-Wiiliam s. Ross John Fowler, Isaac fwhite
head
LIST pistrc.-yames Zsss, John + Ross: Noah Cook.
I'd Dtstric-Janes Campbell w. c. H. Wsdaell, Linus w.
Stevens.
Sd Disiet-Augustus schell saml +. Cowdry, Henry w
Havens.
Gk District Charles Mcvean, Abm Van Cleef, George w.
Blunt
ht Dist,ict-George Dney, Samuel f. Thistle, James
Nicholl.
Disfric-Davd Leverdge Hiram Herrick, j. w RiSh
srd Dstrict-Geo Twefer, Vim. J. Roome, Alex w. Bs6
ford.
h Distyict-Josah Merritt D. H. Haines H. T. Jollie.
STA Dstriet-Robert Cooper Isaac Kennard Robt Browr
sEyrsTEENTH
DstyietPeer w. Teller, W. H. Cornell, Edward De- n
I'd Distriot-Chares Wright, Alb V. Stephens, Edward
Phillips.
Sd bsriet-Georye Pessnger Howard s. sehenick VIM,
Tillden.
5h Disf,ic-James d. Neeker, Phillip Schuyler, Meigs
Benjam
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vision of the city into Electoral Districts.

Division OF the City into Electoral Distrfcts
The Commissioners appointed by the Governor
for dividing the City into Electoral Districts, have
completed their task, and divided the IL wards into
"a Electoral Districts, in the following order:
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w Maj. sac w.Maj. I.asa Dem. Maj. loss DemMa.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-10-23
NO EXCISE FOR 4 COrcu.

YHyIIERE Is No longer AIRY doubt bat UTLLI4v
4 BROUN'S COMPOUND DOrcsct Candy il you get the
genuine, will cure Cough, remove Hna.sucs and Clear
the Voice. For NOcasts AMI Public Sprisrrs
II now in extensive use, also for the cure OF COs rnn
looping Cough, ARA III other diseases the Breast
and Lungs. No one but be convinced If lis efficacy
arer examining LIST Thames of individuals who have
been cured and IRE willing "a be referred to. Anoh,
dencc Of its efficacy this Certificate Mr. j. Richardson
hereby certify that, In the month OF FEBRUARY, ley,
munuictu rtd from "a mciiCated detection Furnished BY
Mr.. Brown, $50 lbs his Compound Bonesct Candy and
that 10 the same month OF the present year, sO, manu-
ihc,urd for him Twenty three Hundred aud SIXTY eight
pounds.
JAMES RICHARDSON, $40 UdshiagioH ST, Bosfon
lit Whist IL Is said To be, why would the sus
show such an increase and every bod, Is prasn. IT, In
fact, IL is literally In the mouth OF the vhoe community.
For the genuine, call for Browns Boncsct Candy, which
is for sale IN Boston only by the proprietor Isl Washing
ton ST. r. Preston, Federal st-Joseph kddcr Court It
II H. Snow Hanover st-scth FOwie, Prince st-fUwle
a Co., Green SIS. Carter Hanover STD l.. Bratlec,
School ste. Carlton, Lowcl-Mar.h, Royburi! Baich
Proyiience-Thomus Davis, Newport-Thornton New
Betiord-E. Porter, Salem-Taggari a Mnclnift 'har-
lesion. Tor sale by the proprietor o Starts 'Hhi1h
Braid, Rock, aud other Minds ol Candy.
COMPOUND BUSESET CANDY. The Candy pref nrtd ny
William Brown, No. AL Washington street nom great
variety Ut vegetable materials many Of which are Often nd
yautngous, used separately the cure of Colds which
called the Comp ound Oncsct Candy, Il recommended
n an excellent article the relief VI coughs and affections
of the throat. boston Daily Adv.
For sale by q. HUTCHiNSON, Jr Woodstock, Vt,
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-10-23
For the Spirit Of the Age.
NEW KIND OF DEMOCRACY,

Some true friends of the old democratic doctrine
have, of late, been astounded and astonished by
the loud clamor of their old, untiring, uncomprom
ising political opponents, who now claim to b,
democrats Those rery men who have for NOR
than a quarter ofa century, with Daniel Web-
SON, MADISON, and others of the same politica
creed, and opposed the leading measures of every
truly democratic administration, are more bois.
ferrous in their professions Of admiration for those
illustrious statesmen, on whom they have, hereto
fore, blown their ISLANDERS in frothy prolusion; and
claim to be their disciples and democratic follow
ers In this manner are history, facts and COM
mon sense stoutly contradcted, if not "put to the
blush!" And, that some beardless politicians, who
take their views from the racy articles of federal
prints should be induced to give credencc to such
things, is by no means strange. But, till few
days since, the writer considered all such preten-
sions as too laughably ridiculous to be treated Sc
riously ,-save with {" devout contempt" 1t is
now asccrtained, however, that we were not well
read in the modern fcdcral-nomenclature of polti-
cal parties. Accidentally meeting an old, respect
ed friend and acquaintance, in neghboring state,
who has for nearly half century, edited high
toned federal Sentinel of the IIamiltonan and
Websterian school of politics, some new light was
thrown on this difficult subject. Finding that my
very affabe friend spake favorahly of " Democra-
cy and the democratic party" which he had, time
out of mind, been accustomed to vilify and abuse,
] expressed my surprise that he should come over
to our party And utter few serious, PREDATORY
remarks, the veteran editor declared that soberly.
he regarded the members of the Hartford Convcn-
ton as the real democrats of the day; and hence,
that those politicians who follow in their wake, are
room for debate had reason to rejoice tina, we
had enjoyed an interview 1t enabled Inc to UNI
derstand the term Democratic, as used by old fash
Toned fedcralists; it means, in their nomenclature.
the party in politics which follows the principles
and practices of the Hartford Convention Dcmoc-
racy of New England
There can be no mistake in this case. The
friend, who cheerlully communicated the above in
formation, is a gentemanly. well informed and en-
perienced man, lie is acquainted with the tactics
of his party; and have not a shadow of a doubt
that when the old fedcrasts agreed to assume the
name Of Democratic Wing party" the know
ing ones" also agreed-laughing in their sleeves
upon the peculiar definition Of the term, viz ad-
mireIs and followers Of the old democrats of the
HARTFORD CONVENTION =!
-SCCH-DEMOCRAT.
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STATEOF VERMONT A

STATE OF VERMONT Alta Probate Court heh
DISTRICT OF HARTFORD IS. at WOOdStOCk Within ana
for said District on The 2O day of Oct 4. ID. 1910 Pres
ent, The Hon. JiMES UDALL, Judge.
instrument purportng be the last will and tesla
IA ment ofANDREW STVENS, late of Barnard, in said
district deceased, being presented the here by
Lucius Freeman, of the therein named, fol
probae ii is ordered by said court that all persons
neced therein, be notified 10 appear at session of said
court to be held Mt the Probate office in said Woodstock
on the second Saturday, of November, next and show
cause, any they may have against the Probate of said
will for which purpose is further ordered, that copy
of the record be published three weeks successfully in the
Spirit of the Age printed at Woodstock, in said State,
soon may be-.
true record, DEL BILLINGS, Register
A true copy of record, DEL BILLINGS, Register
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THE HAIR THE HAIR THE HAIR!

NJ 20 better evidence il wanting to allow the superiority
Of the Genuine Buffalo Oil, other preparations
than that number Of Druggists endeayorine to initiate
it, aud fOistng their miserable limitations the public, for
genuine. Read advertisement BewaTe-Of Pedlars.
Genuine Buffalo Oil is fast taking the place OF sl other
articles promote the growth soften and btautiy the
Hair its gives il soness that other article does,
and it to curl bcaumlly-by free use il viii darkCn
and give the hair satin gloss II Is highly pefintd and
gives perfect satisfaction To all who have given trial
You will observe the Of the proprietor William
Brown s,o Buffalo OIL imprinted the bottle In
consequence counterfeit which has recently appeared
and now for sale have been persuaded to obtain
label engraved on copper, for which have secured copy
right entered according act OF Congress in the Clerks
Oce of the District Court Of Massachusetts Any infringe
,ncnt will be dealt with according to law.
For sale ty I. HITCulNsON, lT. Woodstock, VI
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DEMOCRATS, TO THE RESCUE

Your only danger is from WANT OF ORGAN
IZATTON, INDUSTRY and VIGILANCE. You
must organize us the Federalists have, so as TO be
able to count your strength in erery city, torn,
and county, and must take effective measures to
rally every man at the polls. You must use hd!f
the industry and make ha!f the sacrifices TO spread
the truth, that your adyersarles do to disseminate
faschood You must take the most effective meas
ures to prevent wing frauds at the pollsSknd viola
tions of the baot-box. Determining TO commit
neither fraud nor outrage yourselves, you must be
prepared firmly to resist them when commenced by
others.
II you do not take these measures, YOU ARE
IN DANGER OF DEFEAT! If defeated now,
it will take years of controversy, If indeed you shall
SYSTEM OF CORRUPTION which wiH be en-
grated on your institutions. ATwENTY DAYS
EFFORT, and YOU are SAFE! If bailled in their
present fearful assault upon the Democracy, the
wing party will be annibilated. Ashamed of the
name they will be eiiecually disgraccd, they will
attempt to throw it off, as they have done other
names before, and seek partial accomplishment
of their personal ends under new DISCUSSES.
TO THE RESCUE! Let no personal sacrifices
be wanting TO from the whitening grasp of the
MONEY POWER, those precious rights which
were won by the blood Of patriots, and, 1t was
hoped, secured by the wisdom of sages Save
your country from the faunt Of monarchisis, that
a peoole who can be induced TO make President
through the influence of log cabins and hard
cider,' cannot be fit for sef-government Save
madkind from the deadly injury which such an ex-
hbiton must inevitably bring upon the cause Of
free government throughout the world Globe.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

W the subscribers being appointed by the Honorable
w the Probate Court for the district of Windsor, com
nisslohes to receive examine and adjust all claims and
delanus OF all persons against the estate of PIRSON
VESTON, late of Reading, said district deceased, rep
resented nsolvent, and also all claims and demands
blted III offset thereto and six months from the 18th
day oil September inst; being allowed by said Court for
that purpose, do therefore hereby give notice. that
will attend to the business of our said appointment Mt the
dcweng hOusc of Lewis Hawkins, in Reading, on tho
first Mondays in January and March next from go'cock
A. Nj. on each of said DAYS
b. HAPGCOD, Executor.
BENONI BUCK,
SIIABAL c. SHEDD,}
Reading, Sept. %, 1910. 25;Sw
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COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE.

WE, the subscribers being appointed by the Hon. the
w Probate Court for the District OF Hartford Com
mssloes, receive, examine and adjust all claims and
demands OF all persons against the estate of EDWIN NC
SAWYER, late ofNorwich, in said District deceased rep
resented insovent aud all claims and demands exhibited
IN offset thereto, and six months from this date being al-
lowed Tor mat purpose, hereby give notice that we will at
tehd 10 me business of our appointment AT the dwelling
house OF Calvin Sawyer, in said Norwich the 18th day
OF November next, and the 7th day of Apr A. ID. lS4l,
nom O'Clock until O'Clock +. NJ. ofeach day.
JASPER CARPENTER, }comm;ss;or.rs
JOHN DAVIS. {Non''''''''''s'
Norwich, Oct. 9TH A. ID. 1870 25-3w
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-10-23

Isl OF LETTERS remaining in the Post Office a
IA Springfield, W., Sept. 80, 1910.
Daniel Adams Abba Hall Ellen Randall
RoXana Adams Edwin Healy-2 Calvin Selden
Silas Bemis--3 John Holmes Nancy Slattuck
jeremiah Bcms Lewis Howe John Slack
Lawson Bruce Joel Kimlund Spencer
Martha BOyntOn Betsey Knight Jeremiah Sledd
w Blake Il Co kendrick-2 j. Tal lOr
& Ann Chase John I.angdOn James Taylor
Il Chittcndcn Ann Iathrop Ira Trssel
Gilman Cl0ycs Mary l. & Lull Louisa III ham
Silas Cutler Mary I!tchfcd r Upham
Davidson Lucy litchheld Caleb Upham
William Dyer Jacob Iitchicd Hastings Weld
John Farnum II Lockwood Haskell Weston
7 Fairbanks Ezra Il Messenger Sarah Wilson
Fairbanks Plny Putnam WhitcOmb
Martha Fogget Samuel w Porter NJ Whitney
Nathaniel Going Randall Aaron Williams
Hayden Julia Haywood G Wilson
Abby Hall SOon Putnam
90 GEO. WASIIBIIRN, p. NJ.
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N CIV Good

TE subscriber has Just received from Boston, in add
ton tn his former stock, the greatest variety Of Watch
JCwcry, Silver ware lrittuna ware fancy goods, m
Sic in Sheets and musical instruments. toys clocks and
time-pcCcs, rifle powder, aud PERCUSSION caps combs
peimcry and shaving soap good assortment of bass
yol and yiol strings carOne reeds, violin bows screws
and bridges patent heads for bass vos and in short al
most ANY article that may be found in variety store
which will be sold at reduced prices for cash. produce
short aud approved credit.
" pedles wishing for any Of the above articles can be
furnished cheap at any other store in the country.
Please call and examine before purchasing elsewhere.
j. II. MI RDOCK.
n u. Particular attention paid to clock aud watch re.
pairing, and also to the repairing ofjewelry j. HIM.
Woodstock, Sept. 90, le4O. 81
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COUGH! COUGH I!

Colds Pulmonary Complaints, all diseases Of The
lungs Phthisc, WhO0ping Cough bleeding NJ TIE Lungs
sour stomach pain in the side, Lter C0mpiant&c. Price
80 cents bOtYe The true original and genuine Balsam
Of lyERwORT, that has been In usc IN Boston, New
York and Philadelphia for the last thirteen years. with
unryallcd success In curing the above discusses II is de-
cidcdly the most popular remedy in general For
genuine, call for Mrs. GdrdnsrS BdiSom Of LirtrWOrt
and observe the signature OF the proprietor Udm B0H
chemist, AL Washington street, Boston. As further
for the outside wrapper entered according to Act Of Con-
in the Clerks Office Of the District Court II Massa-
ChsCtts, l'i0 II is truly vegetable prepastigi, and IL
recommended by many Ui our first Physicians For
evidence nj its support over NIL other preparations see in
side directions Certificates rom the following individuals
well known In Boston. WIN, T. llarndcn, conductor OF
the express from Boston to New York &C, Ellis, NJ. H.
Ihos. Ilaskns, Jr; Elisha Horizons Is. Browni u. +.
Woodbury. Horace Ga Miss l.. Howard, F.. Williams,
VI. ID. This article IL for sale by all the Druggists In B0s.
ton dealers supplied by the proprclor dealers In New
York or Philadelphia.
Bosroy, Ara II. $50.
hereby certify that within few years past, have had
several friends who have been subject to coughs, cos and
pulmonary complaints, nnd have also been Nery much
troubled with Il cough mlsclf. young man who Is
ngent for at New York. fell iOm the cars on the Hos
ton and Worcester Railroad nhOut four yenrs since while
they running the rate Of fifteen miles per hour, ana
received scriour injury, which caused him to bleed in
him to try Mrs. Gardeners Indian hnsnIn Of LNerwOr
he used or 10 bottles, which entirely cured hm he is
now ms well He thinks nothing bur this Bal,nm
could have saved his life. ! therefore, from experience,
chrcriy recommend II to my friends and the public, for
coughs, colds and all pulmonary complaints raising Cf
blood. Ac II is prepared and for sale by Wm Brown,
WM. +. nARNDEN.
Conductas Of rndcn express from Boston to \. York.
For sale by 4. HUTCHNSONJ r. Wood'tock,Nl,