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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-07-21

The BOUNDARY CoEREsPoND ENoE.-The Saco
Democrat grumbes at this correspondence, and
speaks of the letters of the British Minister as hav-
ing IAN assumptienof
atoms which SAVIOR too strongly of British nsolence
to suitour temper TO afford guarantee OF a re
cognition of our rights by GBritain We learn adds
the grumber, that the report of the British Com
missoners has been received by our Government,
and that il is the last degree only derogatoy
to our claim, but even highly Insulting. They
claim for Great Britain the entire Territory in dis.
quite! Whatever others may see, we confess we
do not see the end Of this protracted cont oversy
yet"
The Loco Foco Office Holders rdcule the idea
of hard times. We not surpr ised at this.-The
times are good enough for office holders, many OF
W hom are paid in hard money, and many of whom
exchange this hard money for "Bank rags, with
W hch they pay for what they cat and drink. The
present times are tn best in The world for the Of
fee .holders The Presidents $25 900 per annum
Yields him about 81 900 per annum, and other
Government salaries in these times yield premi-
am in proportion TO this.
DARTMOUTH CoLLEGE. The commencement at
Hanover, takes place the 3Oth inst, at which time
49,
receive the usual honors of graduation. The Lit
erary societies will hold their anniversaries ON
Wednesday the 2)th. An Address will be deliv-
cred before the Theoog cal Society by Rev Ly.
man Beecher, of Ohio, aud Hon. Geo Lunt, of
Newburyport will address the Social Friends. DR..
Henry, of New York, will deliver tho Grafton, and
Mr. Pierpoint tho Poem before the Phi Beta.
Down WITH ruK BANKS! A bill has passed
Congress giving the Banks in the District of Co
lumba four years TO ,oind up .hctr affairs As may
be supposed it is producing much exc itcment in
the District, where the people are thus summarily
called upon 10 pay six millions of dollars in four
years. The passage of the bill was cited in the
House by Mr.. Dawson, of Georgia, as tho entering
wedge TO the complete destruction of the entire
banking system of the country, under tho opera
ton of the hard money bill, should it continue in
operation after the 4,h of March next
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-07-21

per day with board; North Holland, Cd per day
without board! Antwerp, sd. per day, do; West
Flanders Sos to 1S4s per year, with board.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-07-21
LOUISIANA ELECTION.

The election for State Officers and Members o.
Congress took place July q. 1t ought to be borne
IN mind that there is Gstrict,-the I'd which
is decidedly Loco Foco.
In 1884, the Loco vote was 1860
Wing $50
-
Loco majority Il04
In 1885, the Loco vote was 1874
9" Whig S55
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-07-21

UNFoRTUNATE OcCURRENcE.-We are Informed
that wolf hunt took place at Stanstead, l.. G. on
Tuesday the l4:h inst, wen party of men sur
rounded piece ofwoods in which a wolf hadaken
shelter, and supposing they discovered the wolf.
five Of them discharged their guns, which unfortu-
nately killed two young men engaged in the hunt.
The name of one Woods, shot passed into
his eye another into hsmouth knocking out tooth,
two of them into his forehead and abal through his
body; he fell instantly dead The name of the
other was Morrill,, he had ball shot through his
body and lived until the next morning when he ex-
pred. They were both young men we understand
about 81 years of age The funeral took place on
Thursday last.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-07-21

"uApp TIMEs."--rhe Office Holders still sheer
at the idea of Hard Times. We would recall &c
their remembrance official record from Mr.
Woodbury. something to be alarmed at in a ma
rIoSAL DEBT MADE CERTAIN. The receipts of the
United States Treasury for the last five months:
Customs, $6,091 ,05l
Lands 1896, 292
Miscellaneous, 80 ,676
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-07-21

FOR CONGRESS-FIFrH DISTRICT.
y % u ra WI "a 4 q o. ks.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-07-21

FOR neutrality-suspicious. COUNTY.
w ALTER HARV EY,
ELIAS BENZ S $, JR.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-07-21


ESDAY JULY 2l,lS4O.
FOR PRESIDENT
VIM. Henry Harrison.
OF ONO.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
JOh 70 Tyler,
OF VIRGINIA.
FOR GOVERNOR,
Sis as e. 3 e Raa S OEa.
FOR LII. GOVERNOR,
vEfl WI. G. "a am ID.
FOR TREASURER,
Hl emE'y E'. y "a me
FOR CONGRESS-FIFTH DISTRICT.
y o IN ra WI "a 4 q o e ks.
FOR SENATORS--oALEpoNIA COUNTY.
w LITER II VEY,
ELIAS BEMIS $, r..
FOR SENATOR-.oRLEANs COUNTY,
JACOB BATES.
FOR SENATOR'S COUNTY.
STEP III EN- HOW E.
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FOR TREASURER,
I'D q In r. y F. y "a IN e $.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-07-21

EEa T@sEeSf ga
'TUE SDAY JULY 2l,lS4O.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-07-21

FOR 1t. GOVERNOR,
I'D "a vi Il W.. G. "a aRa ID.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-07-21

FOR SENATOR-.oRLEANs COUNTY,
} A COB b A TIE s.
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FOR GOVERNOR,
SIN as "a. = GRaas o IN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-28
ANOTHER EVIDENCE
on THE EFFICACY OF
n II n IN ~


PEAS HORE HOUND CANDY.
MEssRs J. PEAsE 4 SON. Is Division st.;
your valuable remedy for coughs colds irritation
OF the throat The writer severely and painfully afflicted
with hosr-eness 81 three months standings nsde trial Of
advertised enedics AZ q effect At the time OF
my aicos r~sided at 81. Johns New Brunswick. British
Ameries my voice far gone that could ac uae
above viii per- ard feared my voice entirely
Ia New ork and here obtained Peases Horehound
Candy made use Of Two large paessge o. the same and
voice and blessing has b that feel bound
DANIEL z. SMITH, ise Cherry St
please, OF publishing il. Please DO 80, B'E.s.
AGENTS
Hsndi.y, i5 High at, Brcokiyn,
HAYS, iss tuitep street, Brooklyn, l..
r, ,,,m pa,sii asl Broad street, Newark NJ
.iseufs "a lAs Gu
ksston Asrinwall, IN all thise stOres.
bo,um, No Ann street. corner Broadway under Amerr
Shorehs pisp.ns lss Bowsry
bseount; j.net,os Of Grand and Divssior streets
King, SEA broadway.
Teal, 90 Hud-on street. corner Authcny.
l.. Forrest "a Greenwich street
Hues'is Co. corner OF Ann and Nassau stree g.
prBWrel corner Of Chatham aud Bowery.
a. Psstor les treen~tch street
" Br Cham, corner OF Houstsn ct. and Avenue d.
a. Cory. iss Spying St
Morton, ~ Broadway,
Fruwit, IS Fut snd ~ Beet man street
MARITIME. Twenty. srststr.e' and Niath aves.>
Bromsssht YOUNG, III vsr,ek street
Baremore Assaw. 900 Huisop street
Smith, ass Drses~ ich street
Cfeirhtcn, ~ Csrwine street
None sS.s-., xais-s Zach rssksss sse.aJ rsAsR q
Ciosed On ,ke ssbsAfA oas ~~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-28
rortrrs : 81 Marx W " Pratt Pe9uo Lowell BIOS
.iehA. jm 6ws, 0riesns W w Pratt sami A Appleton

g~: SSs sf pss rfssa sG SsY ss
S'eaersen, Boston; Fanes. Madison, do, T Edss
49,, Arived.
iMs s d TS d, - say. G s
s;,si ssP with black ere her fore toPsa showing
'sSs %A re
ssy s with 500 tons
q; " ;S hi: Sisssf %
'r S s:seG '2sss OF M
r,p s IS d. sc II DO
SIN: G Wism5on, The 2 has experienced very heavy
70 brig sIs. so;, T9rt Island with IL.
Keys .s -; lon SPOKE .sh
Madison days hence for Port Prince. The has sfps,
jiI boom, spIit sails, Sc, ,.uw,o,
to si s
WALL Ta Ia. bee. .m 8 TSsm,, Vi,
.. Ssi Ts tsf h:s sss 'a
. Of TSs. s.
&c @' sp S
S Ss. hi s'SS Ss'' Mystic ~ hours fro" Mystic
Big Allan c, Smith, is days fin LuSse, with psstor bound
s.ai H r;.ss from Ma''nra' with mo-
Two ships and three bris..
Naval.
that on bosrd our osse
ns s css Iii cert u o.
from &c .SS Which Il. sailor dog
ged Is attached No court martial u necessary.
General Record.
L1urehed-At East Boston, Thursd fine bark of $40
tons TO be called the sultan Sire intended for the freight
ing business.
Foreign Ports.
ward Monday morning. and about sail have put to
There still remain at this rugged vessels clear
and schooners.
MorraE,L, Nov There square rugged vessels in the
port OF Montreal TO clear.
United states Ports.
Woop's HOLY, Nov 25-arr Nesta Haett, Baltim On
Saturday night last off Block island, carried away both
HoLMss HoLs Nov a5-arr Oeeanus, Bourne Charleston
for Boston Reports having f len in h inst with the wreck
9Th; in lat 49, Ion 49, .
NxwBuRYiroRr, Nov. ss-arr Panchita Gray Mayagusx.
EDGARTowN, Nov 20au Legislature, ZOO; Hadson, Tarr
Marthand Susan Davis, aud Success Tsrr New York FOR
simmons Fish, Albany for Nanucket Barclay, do for do
2d, Hudson, Warren New York chartered Hslmes Hole
to ahe of oil frsm Bedford, here's for BostonD Vi
gan Baker Albany for Nantuoke-and all remained ?iih
for Portsmou h; Ca York. Georgetown Dc for Ports
mouth; Derease, Thomaston for NYork; also fleet OF
tiers, wind bound Sailed Gath, Clarion, Eery Elizabeth
City.
Bosroy, Nov. 25arr Navigator Crousta had been epor
ed ashoe Gem, Baltimore; Orol s~anboro, NC; nothing
E.IL RIVER, Nov. l-.ld, ! H Borden, Brown, NYork,
ssd, Neptune. Gadding, Matanr2s.
PEovIDENCE. Nov. 25-.arr Cordeia Baltimore. Below
Mary, Howlasd from Baltimore Despatch, Wllston, from
New York; and about 20 schrs and sioops.
Boston; Peru dos Rsse do Larkn do; cid Brandy wine
York. CONT do.
ALrxAspRi., Nov 2i-arr United States Portland.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-28
CIR US.
BOWERY AMPHJTHEATRE


'UHHE2 o TiITuns' ANGEviNE CO. Trop,,s!o"
90 fTGNEoGiaiiiED .aaTT;RIGffo5ES1s On
n y Turner, lie beau Voitigeur.
Mcfarland, the so Somerset Man.
T. v Turner, the American Equestrian.
Master Howes, the Olympic Hero.
pu SWISS Bro,h.rs the graceful rcsi,,onis's
Pehas Gardner Wsuoek the inimitabls Netro Dancers
Clowns. j. Gossn and j. Psntland
no Ems oldencd By the psralesd which hrs
ended The first performance of their splendid Equestrian
to render their establishment slll more worthy &c tn patron
Of hsr friends tbs public will every effort AID
incur evrv necessary expense to render department the
most pc feet AND b,i forward the taint u contyy
90 The FORMERS attached L. this Company make
boast nor lay clam to 13- ROYAL IN he
sSndesse sd'ng AGGREGATION Of 20 Crowned Hee 90
they csSe are tie SOVEREIGN PEOPLE!-ihe Intel i
gent and patti oc citizens Of tits free sDd go
THIS EVENING, November IS. is,o.--The perlornanc.
will commence al precisely O'Clock with the magnificent
CHINESE BATTOU DANCE.
TIC De susfesded y an act BY the While conf aRy sred
Me'srs. Gardner and whnoel will appear together in an
The Rustic Lover, BY MAST Ruetlsy.
performances
Master Franklin Will appear in his Of light riding
SUI Yaniilbg by TIE whole conpsny.
Mr. T. " Turner will appear his nnesualled nautical
tonime scene horseback, entitled TIE Ame,icsn Tar.
The sngbsbie buresgue OF the Miller and Cosinsn-
Grand Waltz and Gsllopsde by Horses
Mr. Cole the astonishing Postons will tk
and exhibit his wonderful sal.
Mr. ~ b. Turner vi" appear rpon one two aud three horses
The wonderful Poney Kitty lover will :. nrooueed
Prime pal act II horse ship BY MrG. V. t.
his heel-alId- toe and don Gle Shit fle science
To conclude with
THE THREE LOVERS
Prices redgeed-Bort fret dress ciree 20 ets Chdrvn
half price. Second tier rs cts. Pit one shi g.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-28

On sunday, aad inst by Revd. Doctor O. SPRING John
X idsF Of Savannah, Ga, % ISL d. Lwis, of Liber
ty county, Go.
Op Thursday, Goth inst, by his honor the Mayor Of
Bro5k Isaac d. RssseH 10 Jane c. Durdrak, both Of
this city:
On Thursday, 26th inst by the honorable C. s. Wood
hull Ssplsn r. Ths to Caroline L. Fraser, daughter of
Philip Lewis. all of this city
GA W ednesiay, 25h inst by the Rev. George Bene.
dict, Warren Baan to Johanna e. second daughter Of J.
Wiegand, Esq. all of this city.
GA Tuesday Gath ins by the Rey j. l.. Glider .Asrdn
yIi,on. oil Boston, 10 i.abeh Fletcher of this city
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-28
sHERM ANS
WORM JO/ENGES.

400 900 boz. .SS IL. .sc. evidence Of
Capt Cohu, Of Nsnaeke, consulted Dr sherman on &C.
OF his eight yess' old s hd been IN deens
for several months attended ~ four Ply ,ea" who easd
relief His symptoms were anness peil'd hue,
very offensive breath, SsIStse sleep broken 81 ~ rsst
distressing cough itching OF the
sos. trre.sh The d,y towards night WITH slry
ro,, the bove The Doctor pronounced the
an, 81 and nded his Worm Loyenxes Amer
the dose child 10 bis parents fehtened the
snant,ty xorms ha from hiuhe began 10 mend al
once db,fers hs hal ussd bov was entirely cured
p.ni Sixth Avenue, has always cured HE
children OF worms by Shermans Loyenges III, would not be
without them in his hors or any Account
Tn, re- Jshey sDds little girl, nine old.
givea n a. ,eurab BY two sfians She fact asst
srs asd miserable that death alone locke
10 for rs.f Ilree doses Of shermsns Worm Lo1enges
irely cured her -, 49,, ,,.---..,, -
,hs savs sherman Worm Lozeness the safest
be-, arsirI, he knows OF for destroy inp worms.
Dr. Hur'er, another celebrated phJ stefan, uses other
worm medicine w his practice
m, C,s. qs5 Broadway, has used shermass Lo,enses In
h rrseties than two Jtars, and never knew them
Hon n " Bssrdsl,r, Col L. Clark, joseph Hsr., rsq
ps.c, R,ghsv aaa the tho.s hav, vsed these
can y attest 70 their great and wonderful
NseIS Al The M.dsai,d Lor.uGe warehous. ts NASSAU
street " vi ts rvl,sn street, proehiyp, and " North
suih .usst, fsAsdsphs na4
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-28

Latest AdYlcca
New York Post once,

Now York Post Omce.
Prt ohe. opens at: o'clock,
closes At. ....................T '.
op>u Sundays from. TO 10 NJ, aud ~ to II ?.
MAILS
.arrirer C5sses
E~siera Steamboat Mail, via stonsur<cn-
AaiiT, except Sundays. .....:..... An f.N
Esetern Steamboat Mail via New Haven.
daily except ssnaays.. .............. ~. An
Eastern Land Mail, which leaves Sunday
porniuy, closes Saturday ........... IN
EastornM sy Mad, via III srem, w estchestet,
Norwslk, ~. daily except Sssdzys.....s IN An
Stafford NM BY steamer, daily, except
sssth,rn Mail through to Nss oHcxns,
Wes,srp n,ii, daily ...................iilr IA srM
Northern Mall. daily ............. .... An. I'm
Morning Mali TO Phiadel phia. $500. qi o. NJ.
Southsrn Way Mali, including the principal (qa.a
once b-,weer this and Phslsdephis,ys
Jersey City, Newark. Aluminium. "a Pm
Hrdsoa River Way Mall, both s,des...... an
&c h 81
Long III .nd Mails. ............. A.s
ft o.. "a
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-28

Increase, SO far, this year, SCALA
Here is gmontion Of more than eighty six thou
tons and short fifty thousand; and the proba
bhty THAT from twenty TO thirty thousand tons more will
be market before navigation closes This does not
show however that the supply in this city is not short
the quantity stated But shows conclusively that there
has been combination among the Coal dealers, who have
made the supply Short lift be for the express purpose of
controlling the and raising the price Of this almost
prime necessary article And, addition to this there
pal dealers in this city who cheat the consumer by
giving him weight Seventeen hundred pounds be-
ins given for on instead OF two thousand And for the
better deception carts have been made that will not hold
but hundred pounds With such NAL practices,
and the exoronate demands Of the dealers generally
the poor of the city, and in fact all who burn anthracite
coal, made to suffer.
In the United States there less than eighty thou
sand square miles OF coal Mines which ten or sixteen
times larger than those of all Europs and since the year
1908, pwards Of twenty million tons have been
mined, and market. With such an inexhaustibc
supply and with streams natural and artificial and rail-
roads which coal easily and rapidly conveyed TO
the markets throughout the country and particularly to
this city not Ubiquitous to decrease the quantity and
raise the price by monopoly
Has coal dealer conscience, and does he not know
that ulang coal is nearly outrageous and unjust
Is Specializing in breadstuffs.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-28
AMERICAN MUSEUM

Now at H.. A~e iesn Mpserm. the Modern
GOLiAH, or DOUBLE JOINT Ed AMERICAN GIANT
In addition to the zfoy
MONS. ADDRENT. the Wonder Of the Worl@
The popret Of the above establishment. have
expense, effected short With Mons ADDhEN1
the greatest of all Magicsns whoe incredible
have excited universal aston,shment and delight
the principal cit Of Europe. Also with
Mr. MAEiZELS highiy celebrd Mecharcsl Erf ibitiOp
Mons. ADDI INT winVsrl his peri eac svccees
ig evenings ng Mondav evening, Nov 21d
continue evening cuiHg the with seiea OF Ne
chsptal Experiments Ghtnity, fhnsoIhy. end Natural
hgc, consisting Of Occult Yeats. Deceptive 1rsnsiorma
ors acts Of soree astounding &c Ne whrh
blfae al attempts ~ description.
Monsieur ADDRENT viii transfer articles BY Ma
gle, ON the Saloon daring bis fornanc, Which h.
found any place sr of The building reasonably
gured by the audience. This r. at estimated Ne tbs
Ultra of the Neeromantie Art.
The EYering entertainment will ccncuds 18th NJ. Nas-
zel'- beautiful and unris allied MECHANICAL FlGt RPS
consisting OF Fsnny ksie in popular Dance italian WALTER
and Pole Dancer Turkss Ju ger Fey ptsn Harlequin,
The stag viii be s-Iroprialeiy arranged reIEsentog
Temple Of Msgii, at ispshsn
In 'dSion TO The above nay be Fancy Glass Blowing
every evening.
40 exhibiting the grand COSMORAMA, which exsels
every thing 81 he kind IN the United States.
BDsy visiiers admitted the evening without extra
charge.
Performances viii IN the Saloon every
half past O'Clock .
Principals Of Schools and their Psp. admitted liberal
terms.
Admi,,,nse to the Museum ard all the ensrtanmsrt IS
cents. Chidrtn under 10. 'lfprice. ncS
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-28
Provision Market.

We never much poultry in market there is at
present. In Washington market alone there were up
wards of thousand pounds sale. Sales have been
made at very lew prices -
There are plenty of sheep in the city About six hun
dred strung up in the country market yesterday
One h undred pounds are sold at three dollars
Cranberrcs abundant Fruit also abundant Prices
ere low We have made alteration in our table be-
h.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-28
PEAsEs, HOREHOUND CANDY.

Nor F0rk March 70, fNfo.
THUS certify that have been suffering effects
vrry cough and cold, And after making Of
OF medicine uhoat benefit
n. .sms. sariug cold would settle mhgs and
6ne length Of time from business employed
an phy -cian and uader he
months. and IN the meantime setting worse instead e better
from the sdvi of friend, Induced 10 try
Clar6ed Essence of Herein und CANDY, which Immediately
cent FOR being conhaed the house and not able TO leave
bed and must unaus6edly that after making
large packages Was PERFECTLY restored to former health
and great blessing has been to that feel bound
oommsnie.i. the public thst they know who're 70
aud ~ healed likewise. w. l.. IRISH, - Ludlow ~.
Hustos. sole agent for Nassau st.. Of Aun None
nupe uness .sch package assigned T. Pease Son Dvsiop
the Sasbath.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-28
,pREMIUM TOOTH PASTE.

RAD BREATH TOOTHA NE spONGy GUNS
ID CURrD-Yelowufss and Tsrlar prevented and removed
and s H: o tis Tf;oS6FH PASTE
vhieh tok the prcmom the sts Fair OF the American To-
sus as the best article offered to the paelfe II l.
warrant free from all 4sIeerous subssscss, aud
bly, pleasant leaving deicioas taste N the resh AZ
49, h,fsrenes my b had 70 A. Ca w y. Dent,st.
ag Bfoadsav Dasf NJ Pye, ESQ, Prof l.. Birzhsm, Rev
% Ess,masd, P..f wsd, oI. ! Ha,es., and all who
New York and ise Ful,os street. brocklyn nas
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-28

On Thursday, a5th inst William Cse late Of Crcyeld
Germany. in the 3lst year OF his age.
On Thursday 26th inst, NJ H. D. Dvs,nbs'y in the sd
year Of his age.
On THURSDAY, Goth inst, Mrs S. r.. Mabie.
A. Brcokhaven, l.. L. on the 2ls nst Caro!fus a SIh
laughter of the late Thomas s. Strong.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-28
Coal Trade.

Within the past four weeks Coal has dyaneed one dol
lar per During September, schuy hill Coal sold
and delivered for $3 Nav the same kind sells for s.
barges and about 50 from the yards delivered of
Lackawsna sells for ST. and Lchigh for SOL. Deal
pretend that prices will advance still higher, and from
natural causes II monopoly raises prices naturally then
they right.
Il is stated by them that the supply OF Anthracite Coal
ia not large this by fifty thousand TONS as at this
time last ear and that eghs have adv anced eighteen
shillings ton. II this be true, why is it sol
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-28

'ro THE AMERICAN ruBiIC--It is nov barely two
yesrs since III general introductios OF the Lucsa Cos
Dial iao the ncd stats and that has ssr
sp US throughout this hemi-. here, and sustain
ed the vast reputation which had IL
kurope bot hs. also sdded to the OF it, in.
tshtor ~ TIE uutivaled powers has bees
p9sess ~ W. re eoesampt'es The Wedge
human frame first suggested the idea o IL IN this way
and the Tssult s that medie'ne he's bees addea
ogue for the Of Inc Sest Cons ~.
dissass with due rrsesutor, under the
H. IL scarcely Al this Period In
eisa Cordial az an alt sufficient rsmedy in Of cEsi
Fipst .7bus dcolt painful Mems runto,
OF rRe, Nnd all dacasee Arising from tebtatou
TIM where impulse " tora'ive s wsotsd hrough-
tned STATES has tskso precedence orl Other
,cn, IN fuch and leaves nothing fa' Their 10 hoped
f,r iis cues being sreesI rf,t yermsuest end feeed
witeont pi trouble Blu ,(s also the IN Eurors
IN inmtsse Auenesn rspu. son Of the Lue-s Cordial Il
i've ps h,sed 81 ts thoroughly Investigated, ndnh tables
and Estriy admitted sover to enable iema'e who nso
been con-de ed oTsn TO oh'pns asd 70 restore The
hopeless pr.st aiior, TO pc feet health and seuvty,
For Sale at i2e Lbey stset New York the ony Place in
The tiv where " he ch'ti y ""e - - ~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-28
PEALE's MUSEUM,

broadway, opposite tie City Hall and Puk-
Day visitors 10 the Museum admitted the
fse IRISH GIANT Mr. oClapeey the Isrres, and b.-s
proporonsd in the United States TO be seen durnJ bs
'DAGUERREoTYPE LIKENEssEs taken through the
and neatly framed In moderate
Every evening" during the week, pleasing Exhibitions vii
rzee Lecture Roor, at O'Clock. viz: Monday
Wedr..d sy and Friday CONCERTS OF Vocal and IIsiIu-
mental Music.
TUESDAY, Thursday and Saturday Evenings variety Of
pleasing and interesting Philosopher. and Chemical Er
The Concerts viii be given by Nr,. MORLEY The eeehrs-
ted Vocalist. Of the London Concerts, assisted By Mr.
St Peters Church Of this city, Mr. y. JOHNSON and Mr.
sTANwOOD the celebrated Professor Of The Aceerde,
NORTHUMBERLAND I.
l. Trio. Mrs Morley. Mr. Johnson and Mr BE ams-
Air, on the Accordion god
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4 Dustt. Mrs Morley a y ar pssm@
g. Air. the Aceordt on, SURVIVOR
s. Song. sr '.hiso'
!. Trio. 49, mrs kkrisy, NJ Johnson, a.d Sc B,srn.
O. Mrs Morley and Mr. Beawe,
10. Air, on the Aceordson. Mr. stan~oos
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- Bsisd-Rcfy oNor,-iby desire. -. -. Mrs Morsf
e. Ar On the ,s so ii, Sn,sn ID n,
iiviNG BoA CoNsTkICfoR sERPENT, fSo.
south AHerea, perfectly sentle
Fancy GLASS Working, during y and evening" By Mr.
Owens.
half prtce. nNim