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Southern shield., 1840-09-18
August 18th. l640.

ANOTHER REVOLUTIONARY HERO GONE. Married, at Marion, Nova Scotia. on the 18th ult. Mir Reuben Young, a Lifeguard of General Washington, in the Revolu- iionary War, aged S2, to Miss Sarah Rein eff aged 25.
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WANTS.

Wisdom wants more pupils; Virtue more
 admirers; Honesty more practitioners, Re ligion to have less said about its mysteries, and more done of it's duties.-Ame'r. lMag.
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From the Memphis Enquirer.
MORE OF THAT SAME"

MORE OF TIA p-h-'A| Eleven gentlemen, of Marshall county Miss, heretofore supporters of MT van Buren. have struck their names from the locofoco list, and enrolled themselves a. mong the supporters of Harrison and Re form. Their reasons for repudiating MT. Van Buren are set forth as follows: He has imposed upon the American peo- pie the abominabe scheme of the. Sub-trea- sury which proposes to collect and dlsourse the revenue in gold and silver, only to pay the officers of the government Ill Gold ana Silver-but proposes to do nothing for the people. &S He has kept men in office after it was we'll known that they were defaulters to large amounts.
 He has refused his assent to laws, the most wholesome and necessary for the public good.
 He has erected a multitude of new off cers and sent hither swarms of officers, commonly called census takers to ha- rass the people with unnecessary ques- tions.
 He has recommended Congress to esssfte Standing Army, a measure, which caused our forefathers to throw off the tyrahnical yoke of bondage and renounce their allegl- ance to the British Crown
 He voted for Free Negro suffrage. He sanctioned Free Negro evidence in our Courts of Justice. He has caused to be spent, large sums of the peoples mo- ney extravagantly and unnecessarily; for instance, look at his fine bedstead at Sl,400
 Such measures as these, we cannot stand and will not stand. And numerous other reasons could be given, why we cannot go with Mir. Van Buren any further, but we consider this altogether sufficient to justi- fy ahy candid and reflechng people to turn against any man, or set of men who act upon such abominable principles as the foregoing We therefore, are deter mined on changing our rulers, by voting for our worthy and distinguished fellow citizens, Wm H. Harrison and John Ty- Ter for President and Vice President. at the November election. A change of men for change of tlmes. A change may be bet ter, it cannot be worse.
 E. w. HALTOM,
 HOLDEN WEBB,
 J. D. PETTY.
 JAMES TYLER, ST.
 JAMES TYLER, jr.
 & P McKORKLE,
 ELI HURST ~@4s THOS BOREN,
 B. R. LEWIS,
 S. E. BOREN,
 M ANDERSON. August 10th. IS4O.
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The Rochester N. Y. Democrat of the x@d ut, brings us the names of twenty tnree voters of the town of Alexander, all ol whom voted for General Jackson, and most oI them for Mir. Van Buren, ,&sho now go for Harrison.
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Sl5 Reward.

$l5 Reward.
 STRAYED or Stolen from fTA D the subscriber, on the 9th auA aN inst, BLACK MARE,6 6 years V TlY old, l5 hands high, heavy mane sa4sz's' and tail, had on when lost a large cast brass bell, with collar that had a leather loup buckle The above reward will be given to any person that will deliver said mare to the subscriber, living on Big Creek, seventeen miles west of Helena, If taken up out of this county, or Slo if taken up in this county The subscriber traded for said mare in Poinsett county, last May, where sine iIas probably gone, Il strayed
 B. l.. BOWER. Helena, Sept Is, 1840-xxxiii-Iv
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Al 'he late celebration at Lockburn, O., ~4 recent supporters of Mir. Van Buren sent communication to the Chairman of inc festival committing themselves to the support Of Gen. Harrison.
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CANDIDATES.

H We are authorized to announce CHARLES P. SMITH, as candidate to represent St. Francis county, in the next General Assembly of the State of Arkansas
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lP We are authorised to announce ABRAHAM FLEENER as a candidate for Coroner of Phillips county
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nr We are authorised to announce WARNER P. LOOMS as candidate for Coroner of Phillips county.
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Ear. F. c. kENNETT--Thankfui -HH for the past favors, respectfully ln- forms the citizens of Helena, and its vicinity thai he still continues to practice MEDlClNE ooh. GERRY, in all their various branchss lie may al all times be found at his office, next door to ths Clerks office, unlees professionally absent
 February B. 1S40-l-52.
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sP We are authorized to announce JOHN s. HORNER, as candidate for reelection to the office of Clerk of the Cir cult Court of Phillips county.
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nS We are authorized to announce A. c. UNDERWOOD as a candidate for Coroner of Phillips county.
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NOTICE.
N'OTECE.

TMVHE undersigned hereby forwarns all persons from purchasing or trading for Note executed by M. E. Tackett in favor of Jef'ree and Michael Brannum, for the sum of One Hundred and Seventy dollars it has been fraudu- lently obtained --and under such circumstances, will not be paid unless compelled by law
 M E. TACKETT. Mooney Township, Aug. 2l, lS40.
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From the Baltimore Pilot THE PROSPECT BEFORE US.

In our 4th number published on the l4th of April, in reviewing the Presidential election, we estimated that Gen. Harrison would receive certainly, the votes of
Southern shield., 1840-09-18
Vys.F.V'T,ED,

A T THIS OFFICE, boy between "A. l2 and l6 years of age, as an APPRENTICE to the printing business-one who can read and write.
 June 6, lS40-XvIII.
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s% We are authorized to announce ANDREW JACKSON GREER, as a candidate to represent Crittenden county in the next general Assemble of the State of Arkansas
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IPWe are authorized to announce SANDERS, as candidate for Coroner of Philips County.
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n-We are authorized to announce R. w. BARD, as a candidate for Consta- ble of St Francis township.
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n@ We are authorized to announce LORENZO D. MADDOX, as candid ate to represent Monroe county in the next general Assembly of the State of Arkah- saS.
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E. w. HALTOM, HOLDEN WEBB, J. D. PETTY. JAMES TYLER, ST. JAMES TYLER. jr. s. P. MckORKLE, ELI HURST, THOS BOREN, B. R. LEWIS, s. E. BOREN, NJ. ANDERSON.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-31


marked the young rose.buds unfolding in spring.
And Time with their fragrance pertaining his wing-
But the roses have faded in early decay:
We're passing away"
loved the old oaks when play loving boy;
or their acorns fashioned full many a toy;
But read on their branches now messy and gray.
"We're passing awayw
By the side Of the streamet how oft did TO-
When numbers ofglsdness arose in its Row;
But voice from its waters seemeth to say:
"Were passing away"
Amid the deep woods, in the fall Of the year,
listenedthe steps Of the light-footed deer;,
But now the dead leaves round me mournfully play:
"We're passing away"
We hours long departed, to bless no MORE.
How bright once your promise of others in store.
But swift as the wings of the eagle astray.
They're passing away"
In the graveyard, lone on the still Sabbath eve
Eve wandered, but not like the mourner to grieye;
But all now 1t tells me when thher stray,
"You're passing awayr
Yes, passing away and who would remain,
When the re love has kindled is souldered ia pain7
To the rest OF the heaven. the God lighted day,
lwsuld be away.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-31
L q L II E l. A ID | K :
NO EXCUSE FOR HAIRY Upper LIPS.

YIN IhiRI VI ESR LAA
ER42M THE PART WHERE 1T MAY BE APfLlEp,
THs fysI TRE SLIGHTEST INJURY To TIE SKIN
The researches made ~ Dr. FELIX GOURAUD practical
Chemrst INTO philosophical and Chemical inquriesi long
"esH, ann acorous Application to the study Of seeoDs
ca SEES which the hidden occult spiritual
Nare In all her works. the chemical OF medica
plants h os pd anerts; empati o The Iilous
en the priHepes hr which the growth Of hair may pro-
acc ierat retarded, or completely destroyed
wo,s muutt and pc e,riug Investigation the theory
ana racu oil the Capillary SYSTEM all its whmsics
hcatiobs, the sources from whence
etiui powders are recommended all annoyed
backs OF neck and hands, &c &c.
would be idle to deny the dishgurem,ptto beautiful f
male laes ey The moasrs ions ola bead question
outrage inflicted lofty aud Intellectual brow when lis
beauties hidden from the bv saass of supe ons
hair line arched forehead indispuiably the
butte OF beauty.
were fast trodaced the citizens OF the United
Satss AND they have gradually universal aud de-
repa'aou and superseded other preparation
the ind heretofore usepreparaons which have Only
been to the destructo Of the hair but have with
al Ajure d the skim
mind hs important irrefr gble proof OF the
efficacy Of these Depato'y Powders viz that the
them tested upon the skin Of the vendr Tn. follow
"Wehave seen tested DR. GouRAupss Depatsry Powders,
and I'd ITS with conhden all ladies'
with superfiuou hair ii enecuay ha in few mi
nues hout the lie vt injury TO the ski"N Y Eve Star
To be had oniyst No az aker from
way, west see, 81 per bottle. Single .otles sent by mail
Letters must be post paid
Agents-Mrs Brown, a Pear ST. Phladelphia Mr. e. C..
Eerre, Middletown, Conn.
Recoeet that tn powders to be had nowhere else
New York but at 81 Walker street, and that druggists
selithem
These wdsrs equally eicacious in uprootins the
strongest boards. d2f I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-31

Footsteps 40. Aneeas

BIT LoscFELLow.
When the hours Of day are numbered
And the voices ofthe Night.
Wake the better soul that slumbered.
To holy, calm delight,
Ere the evening lamps are lighted
And Ike phantoms grim and tall,
Shadows from the itful freight
Dance upon the parlor wall
Their the forms of the departed
Enter at the open doors
The beloved one, the true-hearted,
Come to visit me once more;
He, the young and strong, who cherished
Noble longings, for the strife
By the road side fell and persisted,
Weary with the march of life
They, the holy ones and weakly,
Who the cross Of suffering bore
Folded their pale hands SO meekly--
spake with us on earth no more.
And with them the Being Beauteous,
who unto my youth was given,
More Than all things else TO love me.
ana Is now a saint in heaven.
win slow and noiseless footstep,
Comes that messenger divine.
Iskes the vacant chair beside me.
Lays her gentle hand in mine
And she sits and gazes at me.
With those deep and tender ewes
Like the stars, so still and san..lkc,
Looking downward from the skies
Uttered not, yet somprehended,
Is the spirits voiceless prayer,
Soft rebukes, in blessings ended,
Breathing from her lips Of air
o, though oft depressed and lonely,
All my fears are laid aside.
II ] but remember only
Such as these have lived and died!
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-31

MONDAY, December B.-Ryskman, W, Dslavas.
Judgment OF Supreme Court reversed. For Tevsr-
sal 10, afirmance The Chancellor delivered q
written opinion, and Messrs. verplsnek, Nicholas
and Root, oral opinions.
Thomas Asten, admir- SC. william Conk lin.
Judgment Of Supreme Court affirmed. For ar
nance IL. The Chancellor and MIR. Root delivered
written opnions-Mr. Verplanck an oral ous.
New York and Shawangnnk Mining Company, W.
John w. Wells and Jehn II. Corwin. Jadsmsnt Of
Supreme Court affirmed. For afirmsnee H. The
Chancellor delivered a written opinion.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-31
uYGEAN or TIE
Fl TT M A N III A / r

CONsULTATIoNs-By whehaIi The SSrId may JIesTs n
JEAN, Ne barclay -TrestI.en. by ahs pillow: sysisn
and length specific gravity fsnby, elasticity
sress6 of the Of damness and Of heat Of aka
E & water and spirits, of and che ncs analyses
.prs substance Of the hsrfaaSs,y q hair
new from nair TO hair: AN nf
be remedy prevent itenploym OF the curative prnc
the har-remedy dr., hair, oily hair
ing GRANDJEAN appreciates and eombiaes with cresm.
specton prescr poss ecu IN ths oest au hois
~ remedies except where the case re
.s H. and where moreover experience for
The pa needles different Pases the use which
Ire ioaihle of Xeotisia and the tempo.
r or fall Of the hair all cnaneous eruptions of
he scalp Of tet naurethat which most generally met
IN on he Ids Of Young children 2dOderiierous liquid
he empoy msnt Of who's short I" e cures Hydrotrssa
% md Diaphorec Cap for the treatment OF badness; and
finally according to the ca es and constr
tutons ,-;., A.. J.v orl, A, -.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-31

VNO FEMALES IN DELICATE EEALTH-Dr. WARD,
s Chambers street con6a.s his practice To the tresmnt
Of disc of Women aud Chdren and operates Tor Squ
ing and Tub Feet wirh entire success =.
DR. WARDS method OF treating supp esson ,rregsiafty
weakness whites baroness female ebsructons and all
where nature as stopped from cause Whatever
such a o require but short time to fleet cure: .
Persons from distance may consult Dr. Wnrd eyletter
paid married ladies sborng under obstruction from
natural aust consult the Doctor personally rnsnau
results might follow taking OF his remedies
ho,r frorn O A -andf 3 NJ
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-31
SHERMAN'S
COUGH LOIENGES.

WV
A sTONIsnING EVIDENCES OF THEIR VIRTUES
esass ssn :de Hshi ard al he W.;
but III in lie consulted some Of most distinguished
prepare ds ne could not be cured A frcsd advised
him 20 try p shernsns Couih ozsnses they had cured
able sY o. II ne fi:ni., he dsisy began 10 grow BET
and he roy sa through dsinsbl sss permitted to min
Jane, Ga, No Ann street cured ofa most distressing
eoush IN one day BY asw discs Of sheran' Cough Loren
Sir r. D emp, Of Nswsurys, was cured Of consumption
rooe YEAR, sni irving several deeor aud every thug he
heard o. Trough the blessing Of God he his lie
Mrs Jsu. va. up iueurabe, srd expected daily
to srs,h. er last sh. was cured IA few weeks By these
The REV D. ss.tmous h,s used them in hs family, as has
Also several members church and he says no cough
Dr. Allen distinguished Of this city says he has
s.:s ami T roys . ~ ps9s
able to the most distressing Of recent standing
Sold at los Nassau street r7i Becker ~ YorL 1919 Fulton
street Brooklyn aud % NORTH sixth street, Philadelphia nal
NIBLos WINTER CoMPAiGN-Arrsngemeptsw viii
Private Parties, scale Of masnlcenee FAR SURPRISING all
The III Roon BY ofee will be painted and decorated
by the best artists spr.ng floor will be laid down
the most approved plan for the accommodation Of 100
An increased nber OF Gas aud abundant supply
fSe saper Room 900 by 90 feet viii Be G,si p 10 the be.
Private rsrors and Dressing Roes
with all necessary comforts and appontm nis with well
B. The estrsn-e TO the Ball Room. Supper, and Dress
t Roon all the door. In addition 1, hes
venepces the terms will be Moderate and
The saoon whics fross on Broadway will be ., for Con-
esr,s Operss The audience pat ofts house wi seat
With large soes Of scenery painted BY beat artists The
orchsrA espseious, aud the hose well constructed for
'p s,',w W. MDLo.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-31
w. X J. T. TAPSCOTT's
50 :. A. A. NJ IN. -

IS Peek Slip and - South street, Nsw York
The subscribers beg remind their fends and The puhc
they prepared AXE arrangement with in
his who wish T. send fr fren from tart Of
England Ireland Scotland, Wales, 10 come out by first
sprng chips in is4l.
Que OF firm just returned from Europe, VIII. he has
made the ample with agent throughout
Britain and ireland for the greater facility ef forward
whose have been be engaged
with the Subscribers and tsey hope by that continued aen
ton the comfort Of which has heretofore gained
for ueue TIE de dcd preferences ether, to merit
eo.tnnaAce Of the same.
1u ships Of all OF the frat class American
t \. sxSerencod and ohligng masters sceus
oe TO hr trade and will sail week from Liverpool
thereby preventing aud in all
when ~ sc mt os sne coming the passage
turned 70 these from whom IL = received
Persons residing ia Ireland and Scotland, have free
passage per steam. from the Liverpool
Drafts At sight pas able 70 the princi al towns Of Great Rr
cd with punetuality and despatch.
Pssag also be engaged from London, Br sto
mock. likewise from Liverpool TO Philadelphia, BOSTON,
I'D Quebec, IN first elass Amsicau Packet ShJ
Further particulars made kno wn apple alton to
W. j. L. TAPS OFT, 40 Pc slip
and 20 youth street.
Agents for the regular Packets for London Liverpool
Orleans, Mobile. savannah and Charleston. DIS
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-31
THE SHADES,

THE SHADES,
(Rear Of the CITY Hotdo
rv>tIr pronr,etor OF tao above well known esabshm
respectfully informs his frcpds and the public that be
in The morning rM and Poached Eggs, Welsh
and during the day AID evening, with
AJes Iiauors Wines, be eled by other
house in the city Lendon Brown Stout and bottled Porter
&C. VI VI BRANCH OF THE SHADES,
"a Aua Street
NJ B-The above houses upon The plan the Cock
and Rainbow, Flee. street, London
NJ M J.EX
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PASSAGE FROM GREAT BRITAIN AND iRELNAD
- 80 - -

Tor tA irltnas ho
residing in the Old Country to lmmgrate 10 Anes.es @ ~
any time sach with The suos 40
10 coming possible comiot anu
meme. the The ships espioyed Iy ah sn %
experience The frequency aud pancaa.y OF me %
oftAe shes co imposing thisdine utranee against ue h
ton and when those settled for decline eohns
out the money will be promptly sianded to those from "
il received. ..o, x.;sh "a
send friends subscriber has no" competed
his Cor drawing at sight on the National
able at the branches IA the ioho"os
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-31
B 0 0 K : X E E Nc

n C. MARSH respectfully ounces that his hours of n.
-. strueiioz ce fixed for I've season. " =
from "A ". to 2 p. NJ, apd
fP NJ to P. NJ.
Persons attend OF the above hours daily
ther option.
There are no classes all being taught separately.
During the OF instruction, which thoroughly prac-
teal the pupil aotu, keeps OF books m.
baeng all the variety of business Transactions thereby becs
ming practical bck keeper IN about three weeks.
Termg SIS : M extra charges
&C. MAksHs works book keeping, three m number
FOR sale at the IS Cedar street Br. advsy
Il1I.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-31
GREEK AROMATIC WASH.

MONS. J. d. LA ROSES celebrated Creek Aromatic
M Wssh for cleansing the hair, entirely removing the
drift n the scalp AMI curing cutsneous disease that the
head may be li.se to IL positively prevents the hair FROG FL
ling off il will immediate reefto aJache
full descriptions Of the wash accompanies each DO tie Doc
Mhau, s3 Broadway the principal for the sale o
the Greek Arnc Wash II alec for sac at VIA. LOWS
tsl Greenwich St. at Doctor Symes 50 and $40 Row, ry
the respeetatle Drng Stores in the city
at So fulton street, Brooklyn. where all orders must be ad
dressed tpos psa) die I'm.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-31

LAsr ScrSr ~ the TRAeEDy.-Peake, whose
marriage TO the unfortunate Miss Wood, the dsugh-
ter OF the Paadap ha confecioner. led 10 the mnr-
der Of his wife bv her father, buried from Phs-
lsdslphia Aims House last Saturday He died there
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-31

Nsvre.rrov.--The sssquehsana River Is frozee
everat Milton. Pa. The weather has been very cold
at that place, for the last two or three days.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-31
SHE X NJ A MS
WORM -LoZENGES.

100000 ss .SS 5 effect. evidence
5pt. Coffin of Nantucket, consulted Dr. Sherman on ae.
eight years old. He hid been IN decline
svera months and attended ty fosr Ply sien. who could
him relief His SYMPTOMS wers leanness palid hue,
~ offensive breath, disturbed sleep, broken of BY fright
81 screaming head ache, distressing cough itcnR ~ the
through the day and II The towards night with Shiny
harges from the bowels The Doctor proacuneed the
nf worms and commended his Worm LoxeDses. After
s6t dose the child ran 70 bis parents fshtened at the
,nty q worms hat from him-he beganto mend al
e and before he had used boz, eaiitey cured
DEM r. Goodspeed $50 Sinh Avenue has always cured his
idren Of worms BY shermans Lozengs lie would not be
...nont them in house on any account. 80
The Rev Jabez Towns.nds little girl nine years old.
given up as oeurabs by She fast vast
ing aw ahd usersbie that death alone looked
To Tor relief Three doses OF Sherlnan Worm Loxenges
trely cured her
Dr. Stevens, OF the most ds:in-usned physicians in
is country says Sheiman Worm Lozengs The safest
best article he knows Of for d.stroyue worms.
Or Hur'er another celebrated PHYSICIAN uses no other
Dr. Castle as7 Broadway has used Shernans iozenges in
has practice, for than and never ktew them
to fail.
Hon " Besrdsey, Col L. Clark, Joseph Haines, Esq,
Professor Bingham and the thousands wko have used these
oxsnges, fully attest TO their great and wonaeru virtues
Sold a the Medca'ed Lozengc Warehouse. los Nassau
street " VI lss tpiten streei, Brookyn, and 20 North
Sixth street Philadelphia MA
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-31

| 600 600 sHE4MAN's POOR MANS PLAs.
i,OOO,OOO TERS sold yearly, warranted superior TO
all other I,siers and only w eerts rheumatism umbsgo
ciuslly by them In cough an liver comlaiai they
afford ciis worn the lower part OF The spne
they the piles and the hack az the children
teehing. will give immediate relief you get shermans
at los Nassau st.N. Y, dls cod
CHIP HELEN-snith, master from Liverpoa-C ousigue
- By this ship will please send their permits board the
foot of syer street TO the Office &C the al
goods net p,rmed within days from Dec. a. will be 10
doc ROCHE, BROTHERS 1 co ,sr South st.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-31
MECHANICAL LAMPS.

GSOO REwARD-CROsS, SPECIFIC MlxTURE.-
pCOO For the of Gonorrh0, Gisets Structures and
analaeo com plants Of the o generation.
remedies yet discovered for tie complaints TINS
is the most certain
II axes speedy and perm Rent hout the least
rc,ion to diet, drink exposure, change application
bu, ness.
We gt. long auacksh rdatons TO deceive the
speak forit Our object to notify here be had and
he proprietor single of recent Gonorrhoa
10 be br,agh in which the Mixture will not effect rapid
cure, under forfeiture OF $500.
This disease that unfortunately pervades all ranks Of
sceietv-hgh low rich and matrm 7n'a and single
They preseLted with remedy by ~sieh they
thsmsves without the least exposure in fhe ,hoest
tune possible. Ert-.
Further disease cannot be contracted if dose Of the
Mixture aiken night on going t. bed when excesed
10 rut hettles with tall directions it,
Many cured in two days.
For sale only At D. wh II Minors Drug s,ors, No ls
Broad Of Dey Frank House. New York
street. Phiiads lphis.
07- CAUTlON.-when the proprietor introduced the
above med Inc TO the public he and worded the
different from this
Immediately, VI igno-snt swIndlng postors copied
the and word word order
mote the sale Of their petent and psonous and
deceive h nsusecting This tuon has been deemed
TO persous on their guard The will
badly this notice COPIED also few DAYS by these
who cannot write advertise Of their
| ms an