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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-29
Ills Natcsty,s special Edict.

His mos, supreme and august Majesty the Grand Krout,
has aroused from his slumbers by the generous zen
sibi,y" Of his loyal and well beloved Krouts and with
his usual has been pleased to nod whis
signifies appreciation Having received, as renewed ev
denees Of homage and friendship the part OF his allies
bounteous supply of good cheer he ordans royal feast
to be given his palace under the charge his Stew ard
Kroui, Won Kaowlands, at the end Of the Harlem Rail
road (Harl,m Rver Wednesday the i9th ofJanuary
BY order Of the Arch Chancellor Governor General Of
Coney Island and its dependencies.
HANS MARIYoT Won wICHELHAUsER,
saa9w. Arch Chancellor.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-29

STEAMBOAT CoLLIsroS.-Wele learn from % ser
ger who arrived yesterday in the steamboat Czsr
from Now Orleans, that ON Saturday morning., abost
5ocock, this boat aud the Brownsville, a small up
river trader, came in contact - miles below Madi-
MOI injured. The Browns vile imme iaf v
ran into shore, and sunk 10 the floor Of cabin.
The passengers were all gotten of without injury
Our informant thinks that the Brownsville and she
alone was in fault.-CincinnGh Gazeiis, Dec. II.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-29

CsMrLIMENrs.-On Christmas Eve, the Deputy
Shcriffs, and other persons connected with the
shrevalty, assembled at the mansion Of Sheriff
Acker, and presented him with silver pitcher,
value $500, as token of their esteem, regard,
The Sheriff responded to their good wishes and gave
an elegant collation. the occasion, to which all
present did ample justice, and the festivities were
kept up to late hour.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-29
Burglars and m.rserer. In Brooklyn.

good deal Of alarm and excitement has existed in
Brooklyn for tine past, in consequence Of the
repeated burglsries IN that city, and also in coRse-
quesce Of the mysterious murder Of young Phelps,
in September last
Lately, FIVE men and boys, named william H.
Cook, william Nesbitt, Edward Mangan, Daniel
MeGonagal and John Mellhenny. ha We been arrest.
ed and indicted for burglary by the Grand Jury now
IN session. Its supposed that these 4 We
oerned in the murder Of yeung Phelps, but nothing
has yet been elected 10 fasten that crime upon them
II appear. that these rascals were part Of gang
Of burglar, which have Infested tha, city and iis
seighborhood for SEINE time, breaking into houses
AID robbing where they could. Cook, aged eigh.
teen, son oflawyer Cock Of tAis city, bst who
sides in Bushwick was the leader. lie had accom-.
piiees, we don't know how many, four only have
been arrested. MeGonagal and MeIlhenny were
fall grown men and full grown ra,eals, and wer,
che receivers Of the property stolen by Cook, Nee.
bitt, Masgan, and the others. Cook is laid 10 he
dsri.s fellow, and Nssbitt, who Is called hatcher
Rnl, adesperate one. Mangsn appears 10 have been
the dupe Of the others. II was by his confession
that tie batch are now in prison.
50 far a. known, these rsscals have entered six.
teen hosses in Brooklyn, and several in William
burg They pundered about dozen. In the others
they found nothing worth carrying Oft IL u said
they never went armed, and trusted entirely 10 gght
IN case of discovery, during their nocturnal visits
whether they murdered the lad Phelps or not Is a
question. From certain circumstances IL is supposed
they did. Young Cock has been wild .hsrrum scar
run fellow for several years. He has several times
ran away from his fathers house, and cosxed back
again. just before the murder he was missing,
aud after the dead body was found he went back Of
his own accord which as,onished his father and all
his friends. Soon after he wanted 70 90 20 sea-to
Gains, and we understand that Il was the intention
sf his father 20 sead him OF IN about two weeks
h..ee. Bot circumstarces will not permit now.
nfssg.n, the only coffcssor yet, says be knows
nothing of;hc murder II the gang killed Phelps he
AZ not present. irfor ned N Il, and never
Mad any suspicion that Cook any ofthe others COM
raitted the deed.
The above y al Ne gathered yesterday In a dsy
OF two we shall probably learn all the particulars
BrGarv~ Covsv's Charles " Wells, Tor Key
west. .,d william q Porter. fer Apalachicos.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-29

DELIBERATE AND HoseIp MuRDER.-.Anthony
Hasbrouck, Esq. Of Pittsburgh, Sullivan Co was
shot dead in his own house, and in the presence Of
his family, on Sunday last, by neighbor and kins-
Of the rane Of Hardenburg, with whom the
deceased had acontrovcrsy about property. Hsr-
dcnburg ent red the house with a rife aad pistol
lie fired the rife first without effect, and thea DIS
charged the pistol with a more fatal aim.
MIR Hasbrouek was a member Of the Assembly
from Saliva in lS.lJ
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-29

MAr,MoR.s.-By late arrival from Mstamoras,
we informed that Gonzales leader of the pirates
who took poss, ssion Of the American schooner at
Corpus Christi Bay, and murdered her crew, has
been arrested through the exertons Of Major Smith,
American Consul, residing at Matsmoras. Several
others have also been arrested aud confined as be-
Ing accom- pliccs ~ o. Bee, DE e. ~.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-29
Died.

On Saturday, 96h inst LOUISE daughter OF VII
liam and Eleanor Logan. sged year, II months ana ~
DAYS -,
on Sunday 27th inst Jane Mario, wc OF John y MICK
ay and dau ghter Of the late apt. Asa Wns'ow
The friends anl relations, and those Of her bothern
law w TIoigkinson requested 10 attend her i"n.,a
this afternoon at o'clock from tn. residence Of the i~'er
- Nassau street Brooklyn.
on sunday, 27th instant Rrh Brooms IN 'he 80 's~
other age. - 4. A, .~t
On saturday 9sth inst, George w Bower N the ssh
wear of his age.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-29

Hon. Felix Grundy, who has been prevented by
violent and protracted disease from starting 10
Washington, to take his seat in the Senate Of the
United States, still remains in . very prscarisus
situation, and but little hope is entertained Of his
MISUNDERSTANDING Lnion, Dec Is.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-29

AnsoS.-At the late sitting Of the Mercer county
IN. Court, William Anderson and Samuel Ro-
bnson, were convicted Of burning Maynard X Hut.
chinson's Mill, in Trenton Anderson was also con
victed Of attempting to burn the barn of Phip p.
Howell
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-29
Highly Important from washington---Th,

New Cabinet.
We had intelligence, last night, from Washington,
developing remarkable state Of things-and some
curious movements in that residence Of madmen.
A serious quarrel is breeding between the Clay
clique and the original friends OF Harrison, both
from Pennsylvania. The Clay clique want John
Sergeant Of Philadelphia in The cabinet-and the
original clique want Thaddeus stephens, who was
of the FIRST and most devoted friends CT Gene
raj Harrison, from 1885 downwards.
We have received the whole details Of these Gu
rious intrigues, which we shall give to cur readers
very soon.
Unless General Harrison puts down his foot as
firmly as he did at Tippecanoe and the Thames, the
eJisxss Of miserable politicians will destroy him.
q God save the good cid cock, from all the vul-
lures
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-29

CONCERT ON rHE Observation-Disclosures de Con
gives Concert tonight at the City Hotel. She
an exquisite performer, and viii call forth IA
shionable ssdieyce.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-29

CHANGE OF CorNs.-Sir JohA Harvey, Governor
OF New Brunswick, is going TO India and General
Pearson, now in Ireland, going to take his place.
what boots itl
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-29

HsAx.-It is stated that the plot to spirit away
Patriot Mckenzie TO Canada was hoax. So was
the plot to revolutionise Canada hoax. Stuff
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-29

LOOK OUr.-Many Of the quack medicines of The
day are made Of arsenic and other poisons. Mr..
Kinney lost his life by them. This appeared on he
trial Of his wife. Look out.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-29
NEW YORK HERALD.


90 Forthe latest newsh by the Southern mail from
Washington, see the POSTSCRIPT on the fourth
page.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-29

SPLENDID Alphabetically the finest colec-
ton Of English Annals ever exhibited in New York
can be seen at Appleton's, 200 Broadway. Try.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-29

t;- Beech Co. have started winter mail coach
hence TO Albany. Go ahead, old boy.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-29

On Saturday evening" aeh inst ., Dosors, L. T. By thc
pevd DR. Clark, d. Homer BSs~ict, of this city, to Miss
qrn msm,pry dauh liter ofenry w. Western. Esq Of this
rftv
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-29

Co Mrs. General Gaines, splendid woman, is
delivering lectures national defence, in Philadel-
phia. Come this way, fair lady, and let us report
you.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-29

SPLENDID Double LAvScH.-Two splendid Spa
nish steam ships were launched yesterday morning.
from the ship yard OF Brown s Bell, the Eat
River. Both went of together at eleven O'clock,
an beautiful style.
These two steamers are Of the size, the
same rig, the contour, and were, in fact, con-
ceived and brought forth twins.
We give their dimensions -
Breadth of beam, 20 sinches.
Breadth over ALL 40
Length on deck, l54 feet
Length over all, l7s
They are six hundred and seventy-one tons each.
Both have been built by Brown 4 Bell, under the
superintendence of CaptaiA Dallanes, for Isabella
Queen Of Spain. Except the Russian steam frigate
and models perfect have nsver been since
the creation ofthe world. Their hulls precisely
like ship, their rig is like that Of barque, very
Light and taPeriAg-the figure head Of one is a ramp
ing lion, that Of the other large spread eagle,
and both golden. Their sterns are rousd, like that
OF the Kamtscksika. Each has tw eve port holes,
and will carry twelve cannonsdes. They are paint.
ed black, with line Of painted port holes, cop
pered and copper fastened and gilt spread eagles on
their The only distinguishing features about
them are the figure heads. II both had eagles, il
would be difficult to tell them apart
Ward, Sulliman & Co, of the Novelty Works
have constructed their boilers, engines and machi
merry, which will 60 board to-day. All is made in
the very best manner. The order Of architecture
Is Dorie. Each stean ship will have two engines
OF eighty horse power, equal to one hundred and
sixty horses, or three hundred and twenty for
both.
As we have before mentioned, these war steamers
are TO form coast guard around and about the Spa
Bsh West Indies, and will be ready for in a few
weeks.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-29

THr ASrBiraE In addition 20 the many
other entertainments this evening, there will be a
beautiful display Of female eqsestranisn at the Am
phithssfre. We may expect brilast anJ "a.
shopsble crowd on the occssio,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-29

HIS HoSoR THE MAyoR.-It is with great regret
that again announce that his Honor the Mayer
is much worse, and deemed by his medical advisers
to be in great danger
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-29
Janrsy's speech.

Genilcmen-As was one ofthe agents 81 the mer.
chants in Washington last session tryisg to defeat
this bill, I'll tell YOU little how thsgs stood there
N relation % It. I spoke to several members Of
Congress about Il, and they said they should have
voted Tor It, and II woud have passed but they said
they could ma understand H. No, nor can any one
else scarcely understand IL but an importer who
kaows the iniquity Of IL. Mr.. Preston told m. he
voted for it, bat he knew nothing about H. Laugh
ter.) Mr.. Clay walked across the Senate Chamber.
and said, " Gentleu en- Of the Southern Deleo,tio,
call on you a. Of honor 20 support thi. bill.
for IL 10 carrying out the liberal policy Of th. ON
promise act Of 1888" but, sir, II does no ..,b
thing; for the contrary will increase our dutis
from - to 80 per cent. II was 20, up by party
here, and II is morally wrong, politically wrong,
and mercsntilely wrong But IL will pass by some
petit fogging II you don't stopit For there is pet.
tyfeggine in Washington ~ well as elsewhere. -
(Laughter) And good deal Of business is done
when very few members are presest John Quincy
Adams breught in this bill when oay four msmbei
were present. I had the greatest difficulty to ct
members 20 be present at the time appointed, in or
der 10 opp lse the bill; bat Mr. Adams 10 be
always there at the moment. Mea would promise
10 come at O'Clock, and rot come until quarter 10
Eve. The champagne ,cos good. and legislation
rss sseori ayv object tRcsrs of laughter Ytu
must eollec, money and send an sgent on to Wash
ing,on 90 endeavor 10 defeat this bill. Not TO do
ssy hing rr0Rg. | have beard Of the dinner q
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-29
Religious Intelligence.

CAMP MEErrSes.-The Methodists Of Ohio have
p,ttoned the Legislature q the state for the enact.
ment Of laws protecting them from intemPersnee a,
Camp Meetings. We hope that their petitor VIII be
granted for no longer ago than last summer beau.
tfs and pious yosng couple who had left The altar,
ard had retired 20 lovely spot for the purpose Of
pouring out their souls and hearts TO God and u
each other in secret, were interrupted By sgans Of
sinful loafsrs, who 1--we without God and hope in the
world. The penalty should be imprisonment for
life.
Nsw Srcr.-There is a sect in the Western
States, called the Thirty Day Raptists, who wor'
ship only once month. We have no doubt that " a
rninis,er of this denomination were 20 establish
church in thi. city, he would be hropged in no time
There those among us who worship only once a
years others only once in fifty years; others only
once during their lives on their death beds; and
others again, never at all, At all
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-29

I'm he Citv ana County OF New Fort fron w Is ~ "
W WV IVY pee 10 The ssh day Of Dee lste, -
20 men women boys S 'r,.mI1'ss' sor,,y o,
a. NJ from sch e-from lungs o. ssnaiues
gholsrs i,f.nsuu Cholera morbos u Collie VI Gar "
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-29

EzRA WHrrr Contrary to all expectation, b
District Attorney has not yet received any notfea
ton Of the decision by the Cosrt for the Correction
Of Errors, on the appeal Of Ezra White from the
judgmen, n the Supreme Court II was 20 have
been delivered on Thursday last, a, the City Of
Albany.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-29

aBrsns~'s BrSrrrr.-Nr. Brabam, IN spite n
tas revolution, had very fac house is't
~v.,,ny. snd the bsaeGt wssi 81 with great scia.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-29

nrraru~ Covsv's Charles " Wells, for Key
west. .,d william q Porter, Ter Apalachicols.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-29

BANK or rHE VALLEY oY VIRGINIA.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-01-24

derstanding, to render you more agree
able companion, and TO exalt your virture.--
A woman devoid Of rational ideas Of relg-
ion has no security for her virtue il is sac
rfced TO her passion, whose voice, not that
Of God, is her only governing. principle
Besides. in those hours Of ealsmities 10 which
fnmilies must be exposed where will she
find support, If it be not 10 her just reflections
upon tina, al-ruling Providence which gov
'erns the universe, whether inanimaie or ami
mate.
Mutual polteness between the mos. intim.
ate friends is essential to that harmony which
should never be once broken or interrupted
How important then, is it between man and
wife The more warm the attachment. the
less will either party bear to be sighted. or
treated with the smallest degree of rudeness
or inattenlion. This politeness, then, il it be
not in itself virtue, is at least the means Of
giving TO real goodness new lustre il is the
means OF preventing discomfort, and even
quarrels it is the oil OF intercourse; it reno.
YES asperities. and gives to every thing a
smooth, an even, and pleasing movement
will only add that matrimonial happiness
does not depend on wealth no it is not TO
Vc iOunu III Wedttu OUT III MINUS properly
tempered and united 10 our respective situa.
lions. Competency is necessary all beyond
that point, ideal. Do not suppose, however.
tina, | would not advise your husband 10 aug.
ment his property by all honest and com.
mendable means. would wish to see him
actively engaged in such pursuit, because
engagement, sedulous employment in OBJ
tanning some laudable end, is essential to
happiness. In the attainment Of fortune.
by honorable means, man derives satisfacl-
ion il selfapplaase. as well as from the in
creasing estimation in which he is held by
those around him.
In the management of your domestic con.
Germs let prudence and wise economy pre-
vail Let neatness, order and judgement be
seen ia all your different departments. u
mite lberality with just frugali,y always
reserve something for the hand OF charity
and never let your door be closed 10 the voice
Of suffering humanity. Your servants. in
particular, will have the strongest claim up
on your humanity let them be well clothed,
nursed in sickness, and never letthem be I'M
unjustly treated.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-01-24
LATEsT.

The journal Of Commerce Of Friday. says
The number Of passengers. including
children. as far as ascertained, after making
all'corrections, appears to be 76; and ofthe
boats company. 35. Total on board, as far
as ascer,ained, III ofwhom only three AFRO
supposed to be now living. We are Inclined
TO believethat this number. will not be much
inc reased l. is indeed an appalling num-
ber though good deal less than was at fret
represented
1T was about eight hours shcr The FIRE
commenced. beforethe boat went down. The
pilot says that as late as midnight, half tho
passengers might have been saved, had L.
sistance arrived. 'sA'f ~
This is by far the most distressing sesm-
boat disaster which has ever occurred in
Long Island Sound, or indeed 10 this portion
Of The Union. The suderings Of that awful
night can never be described, nor conceived.
tffe4 r -a-Hr t-
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-01-24
Appalling Calamity !!
STE MBOAT LEXINGTON DIES
TR0YED- BY FIRE. AND NEAR
LY TWO HUNDRED LIVES

TR0YED BY FIRE, AND NEAR
LY TWO HUNDRED LIVES
LOSTiii ~
The Lexington left New York for Ston-
ington on Monday. at o'clock p. NJ. hav,
ing. il is believed, about one hundred and
.ftty passengers. A large quantity of cotton
was placed upon her deck At7 O'Clock,
when about Two miles from Eaionls Neck.
the cotton took FIRE near the smoke pipe.
The boat was headed for the shore as soon
as the efforts TO exiinguish the fire proved
unsuccessful. She was provided'wth thee
boats, yet such was the panic which took
possession ofal minds. thallhey were hoist,
ed out while the boat was still under head,
way, aud Immediately swamped a,fa3
The engine u few minutes after gave way,
leaving her utterly unInauageable. The
scene which then ensued, is described as
most appalling 9g iliH
|sd Captain Chester Hilliard, OF Norwich, a
passenger on board from whom We havr
gathered these few particulars. states that
soon after the engine stopped, the passengers
began 10 leave the boat on boxes, bales &c.
i 10 company with one Of the 6remen he
was so fortunate as TO secure a cotton bale. 10
which he lashed himself He remained up.
on this bale. the wind blowing off Long Is.
land, until "A o'clock this morning. when he
was taken up by the sloop Merchant. OF
Southport. l... st..s ...,'r
His companion in the meantime bad been
released by death from his suffsrings. Two
others were taken up by the soop, a bremen
and iheAPilot of;he boat, Both were pear.
ly insensible. Il is surprising that any should
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-01-24
SATURDAY, JANUARY Is, 1910,
From The Nep York Commercial Adrsrtise,
HALF PAST Two O'clock 81
LOSS OF TRFIExINCTON

We have just received the following most
melancholy intelligence Of the loss OF the
steamboat Lexington, which left this port
on Monday afternoon for Providence.
Office Of The Republican Standard, !
bridgeport. Tuesday evening, Jan, Ia
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-01-24
NO. 81
FURTHER PARTICULARS.

The Editors ofthe Journal of Commerce
have been favored With the following letter
from CsptBrooks. OF the steamer Nimrod.
The Madisonian., 1840-02-13
PILES, &c., HEMORRHoIDs.
No Cure no Pay--Price a.

LAYS LINIMENT-No Fic,ion.-Th,s s,,,,o,5
nary chemical composition, the result 81 ,e,e,c.
and the invention Of celebrated medical man ,b o,
duction OF which 10 the public invested win Dr. d
emnity OF death bed beqnesi, has since gained i ,
taion unparalleled fully sustaining the coftceftr,
lanented Dr Srdleys last confession, that +" he dared
DOT die without giving pos'eriiy the beaeh D.
ledge on thls subject, and he therefore bequeater IL
Tread and attendant solomon Hays, the secret b N,
discovery. -
II is used in the principal hospitals and he ,,,
practice IN our county, frs; and certainly ar t
cure Of The Piles and also extensively and ca,r,usy
as 70 taihe cTedulity, unless whore its effects "a \
messed Externally IN the following complaints,
for DF"psy-Cr Creating Extraordinary absorption ,tofct
~ Sn neiifngs-Reducing them in few hoi5s
rheumatism Acute or Chronic, gring quick ease
Sore Ihroai-By cancers, ulcers, or colds
Group and Hopping Cough Externally and oyrftle
chest. - ~
All Bruises. sprans and Burns cuf.n. "a foa bo,,.
Sores and Dicers--W Wbeiherresho OF olg standing ard
fever sores. -
Its operations upon adults and children h ,esi,5,
fheumatlc swe!llngs, and loosenng eoel, aad icbts
OF me chest by relaxation Of TIE parts, M bccp s,f
ing beyond conception The common remain. 81 t.osa
who have used II IN the Piles, is Ii arts lke c6ani,
The Piles-'Thc price 81 is refunded 10 any person
who VIII use hottie o Hays Lnnneu Or mc Pie. ana
return ihe empty bottle without being cured These 40
the positive orders OF the proprietor the Agents md
cessful.
We might insert certificates TO any cnyth bu, prti.
that those nho soil the article should cxhbh the Original
10 purchasers.
tAuron-None can be genuine without splendid
engraved wrapper, on which IS my name and also that
OF the Agents.
SOLOMON HAYS
Sold Wholesale and re,ailty COMSTOCK q co, sole
Agents, Fletcher street, Maiden lane one door
10" Pearl street, New York. and by Druggist neyery
town IN the Union
All Editors who will insert the above months, in
weekly paper Shall be entitled to one dozen Of the arc
For sale by Robert 5 Patterson, VIM Fischer T. II
q 2. Il Ja'nes, and Young & Co., Washington City
dec SON
The Madisonian., 1840-02-13
DA.DRUEE AND Badness.

nLDRlDGE'S BALM OF COLUMBlA.-The art-
~ Gle named above is chemical combination of such
ingredients have proved themselves efcacious
ssting the natural growth Of the human hair and
ing all obstacles 10 its perfect deyelopement. In com
mendng this article 10 the particular notice Of discern
ing public, the proprietor is but recapItulaing The Oft
have succesSfy tested its efficacy and wonderful usa
tiesihis compound having acquired for itself charac
for singular and value IL is uscdby ladies and
gentlemen generally to kcepihe Hair moist and beautiful
and ihr head free from Dandruf, which does per-
fecily, and thus prevents Badness.
CAUFlDN,--Obsorve that each bottle of the genuine
Balsam Of Columbia has splendid engraved wrapper
which is represented the Falls Of Niagara, &c.
For sale wholesale retail, ly COMSTOCK q co /,
Fletcher street. Maiden lane, door from Pearl
street.
II q G. II James. J. Young & Co, Washington City.
dec s.Gm