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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-25
London Advertisements.

ARISTOCRACY VERSUS DEMOCRACY.
GENTLEMEN inclined 10 10 ahead in the Atlantic
" will do we'll 10 call al
ROLFE & co.'s,
MER RELIANT TAILORs,
No. IS Great Marlborough street. Regent street.
LONDON
thep arrival TO INSPECT their extensive and excellent
scrtment OF Waiscoas, and the best West OF England
Cloths being Ro Co. Of the first style Of FASH
and prices the lowest remunersug scale sm-
THE LAST ASSEMBLY BALL OF THE Mustard
l"ASSOCIATTON will take place Wednesday evening.
March as at the Arolo Saloon $40 Broadway.
Tickets be procured AZ the following plsces-Atwila
music saloon, Broadway Milles musie saloon, Broad
way; and al the Apollo. mals iwia'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-25

AA TO LET, No. n Cliff street large light premises
suitable for extensive mandatory For particulars
EzssAapply at No. 2e5 Pearl street.
Also. Loft TO let az No 2s5 Pearl street. mas at
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-25

A ssIGNEFs' sAIE~BOGART' cRANDAIL BA.
~ CON CO will sell Friday, at 10 o'clock, at their
auction roo BY order OF assgnees for cash. large
ment ofsasonabe articles, consisting Of linen dsmask
covers; linen STAR coverings linen tapes gold end do white
spool cotOn corded skirts; silk bound blankets Whitney
embriesj plaid musns woQlen shawls; taelas ribbons;
Hamilton prints powerloom ticks; Mermack prints bleach
ed shec tngs Hamilton do gingams white cotton hoses gum
elastic supendr cotton half hose cotton ngcs 81 ooored
merInos; taheta ribbons, SC.
Also, cases HenaeqnIns and Lupins black bombayine
Also 5cases Merrimack and Hamilton prints, cotons and
jeans.
Also, cases white, nired, and brown cotton hose.
Also, cases black aud white silk hose.
Also several fine linen table gum elastic
penders, cotton hose, &c. NC.
Also, super white 50 hannes, very fine
Also super scarlet 50 Salisbury fannels.
Catalogues and samples will be ready the morning Of sale
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-25

AUCTION NoTICE-LARGE SALE. OF FURNI
TURE.-On Friday at Ioi O'Clock, will be cold at No.
Roosevelt the entire Paror Bedroom, and Kitchen Fur
nitnre the New England Hotel the handsome Bar and
BARRON Furniture Fixtures marble top Tables &c SC Sale
positive.
ma2s ST. .THos BELL, Auchos.er.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-25

The last from Canton of character to enhance III
trade.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-25

UCTION NOTICE.-LARGE SALE OF FURNI.
"A TURE-At 10 o'clock Friday, will be sold without
the entire Furniture Of the New England Hotel
the handsome bar, barroom furniture, fixtures marble
bles sc. &c.
mas ST. THOS. BELL, Auctioneer.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-25

d. REWARD.-Lost on Saturday last. large Gold Ring,
c having jasper agate set in the top with the owners
OF engraved upon the Any having the
above ring, by leaving at the Office Of this paper shall
ceiye the above reward. mas Sits.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-25

Austin, Wilmerdng & Co Miller & Davenport 1850
business paper so,so
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-25

SfG WANTED TO PURCHASE, by young cap
E tain who can give the most satisfactory references
in good vessel, himself TO take charge
same, Tor which cash will be paid line addressed HILL.
DON" Herald Office, viii meet with attention Nv.
The pilot. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1840-1840, 1840-04-22

,,nlosc (which Isupposed would probably be Inc
c,nN I shoi,ld be called ON to be the Van Buren,
"oniid,te for Congress, which would make II
necessary to declare my opinions ireeIy an"
frankly. But b.ing appointed member nl 'he
Dsm6cratic State Central Committee, in'hd
that neutrality was no longer possible IuiVIe-
FIRE AGAIN reviewed the Two po'i;icaI paFUeH,
Gbe extremes or both abhorl anu came 10 me
Conclusion that there was, indeed, SO niue ai-
ference between the honest men 81 the Two pay
Ties as 7 had served two campaigns under me
old hero of Fort MeiES and the Thames,
11,,,I ~, m and serve second un Ter Van
R,ren In this conclusion soon found had
erred. There we're differences, found, he
fyern the Central Con mittee and myself on
subjects of vital interest To the country, winch
could mol be reConcied.
When again reviewed the late Message OF
the President to Congress, his former dlctat'--
rial messages and the destructive meaSnr,s n'
n caanni say true Jackson Legislature buD
The OHIO Legislature, which were hrlngIng rum
uDon the country, was apparent tIal' II re-
tanned place in that committee, should DC
comnelIei To sancii with my name what my
Indictment condemned and my love OF country
abborred Under these considerations pluck
ed mn COURAGE las had often done helore M:
der the 'i III C'duiN dHu CONdih 40 ''''N
call hin,) and resigned my membership in SAID
committee. now only regret that had Hot
acted with more energy and decision, and
once followed the dictates OF my conScien'e
which hy day and by night adnnnished me ct
nv duly, in regard 10 this important matter
until almost hated myself for hating so long
between two opinions. Perhaps | ougit To
ask pardon Of the "Democrntic State Central
COMMITTEES" for nv wavering conduci-b"i
tbe shackes are broken, and, thank Gni. am
once more treeRIanl And, as lUns as live J
intend to be 50.
will only further remark, in conclusion, that
with nv decided appreciation OF the Old ctiei
and nv determination To support him by al
DroDer means. cannot share IN any proceed-
inr which smack Of diclation 10 the people
The people in my opinion, are abnndanlIy ca
pahe. without the help of dic'aurs, 10 chooSe
their own officers. desire further 10 say Ia
all NV old Jackson friends in the city aud sur
rounding counties, that my house is open from
this time to the T, eSden;ial eectiou-dnd that
I viii esteem it favor, ifthey will call ON me.
.vhenever they fud il convenient. ''Fhey will
never find nv door shut and the string of the
latch pulled in'' We will confer with one
another and reason together t0ucing our conf
mon interests and those of our common and be-
loved country.
lam. sir, your obedient servant,
JOHN McELVAINE.
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A YOUNG WING.
Reported for the Pilot.
CITY COUNCIL Ezra SESSION.
FIRST Branch-4pra 21St, 1s4O

FIRST Branch-.4pru 21St, 1S40
A petition from d. Whitney, aud others,
relative to changing the name OF Luan Lane.
to little Paca ST., was referred to the committee
The committee on the Harbour, reported
unfavorably on the petition ofFrancis Lpran.
and others, and also on the memorial of the
Harbor masters, referring them to the next an
nual session of the Council.
The Joint committee, on Police, reported I'M
favorably, OIL the communication of the High
Constable.
The committee on streets reported favorably
relative TO changing the name Of LLnn's Lane
to little Paca st.
The committee on Ways and Means, repor-
ted lavorabIy relative to changing the per
cent Susquehana Raid Road stock, 10 per
cent.
Also, favoraby relative to paying the inte-
rest OF the city stock.
A resolution relative 10 receiving the votes
of the people at the next election, On the sub
ject of taking up the Rail Road tracts, now in
the city, was laid on the table.
An ordinance relative 10 issuing the per
cent State stock, for the benefit of The Bali
more and Susquehana Rail Road Company
was passed
The branch then adjourned until Tomorrow
afternoon at O'Clock 7. NJ,
The pilot. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1840-1840, 1840-04-22

Nh. EDrroR-In hooking over the different
"BG3ges'' prepared 10 he worn by the Young
Mems National Convention, see none more
striking resemblance nor beautiful design than
the one prepared by GU young t'wnsmen'
Mesrs Noriherman & Mettee, both sons of0ur
oldest Wing citizens, who hoped to repel an
invading foreign foe, and who ever have been
opposed ts, the present reigning dynasty; hut
as ihe.one they offer TO the young Wings Of
our country has been pronounced every thing
desirable, by competent judges, | see no reason
WHY the Badge should not he adopted by the
Convention, to be worn on the 4Ih May-and
in so doing, encourage native talent, and those
that we know 10 be warm supporters of Har-
rison and reform.
A YOUNG WING.
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SECOND BRANCH April a1st

A report and resolution relative t, changing
the name of Lunns Alley to little Paca st.
report and resolution relative TO the conf
munication Of the High Constable.
report and resolution, relative to the me
mortal Of the Harbr masters, were received
from the first branch, and severaly concurred
in.
Mr.. Grimes offered a resolution relative TO
a gravel walk in the Eastern Fountain lot,
which was passed.
This branch then adjourned, until to-mor-
row afternoon at 3 O'Clock
The pilot. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1840-1840, 1840-04-22

Al. Each State Delegation will be preceded by
d banner, on which Will be represented The coat
OF arms OF The STATE. The county and city dele
cations and clubs are allowed to use such banners
and m0ttos as Ihey may think proper.
a. The procession will move in the order in
dicd.ed above, at IL O'Clock precisely Those
delegations and clubs posted north of Baltimore
street; aS the column PASSES down that street. will
left wheel, and Join the column those on the
south will right wheel, and so on in succession,
until all have joined the procession.
ROUTE Of THE PROCESSION.
~. The procession Will move down Baltimore
street to Caroline street, down Caroline street to
Bank street-oul Bank street to Market street (F
P)-dJwn MAJ kel street 10 Fleet-out Fleet street
" Canun,-the pace OF meeIing.
i, A. No persons on horseback Except the Mar.
shas) viii be permiued to join the procession
and 10 prevent confusion on The ground, no horses
or carriages (wi,h the above exception and such
as compose part of The proceSsion) will be al
lowed u enter the enclosure. The necessity of
this regulation must be apparent, and will be
IieidIy enforced.
is. All music brought into the procession will
be under the control Of the Chief Marshal and
will be posted according TO his discretion.
46. The delegations and clubs are requested to
appoint their own Marshals, who will act on foot.
Al. Should there be any Wing association not
enumerated in the above, DESTROYS of Joining the
procession post will b. assigned them.
AZ. The paviI is reserved for tie ladies and
such gentlemen as may accompany them.
JAS o. LAW, Chief Marshal
JAS Fl. M1LLIKiN,
WASHINGTON BOOTH
CHAS. Fl. WINDER, }Aids.
LEVI FAHNESTOCK,
j. w. OSBORNE,
Baltimore. Arrii H. 1910.
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CLEARED,

Briggs Gen Sumter, Fitzg srad, Charleston; Boxer,
Hale, Rio Grande Standard, (Br) Hinson, Halifax.
ARRIVED,
BRIG Dover Percival, S days from Boston.
Schr Rochambeau, Busicl, 10 days from San Bias.
Schr Eliza Caroline, Quincy, IS days from Port au
Prince. Left on the 7th inst the following vesselvs:
American briggs Buah, Snow, from New Orlens, for
New York. loading, to sail l1th inst; Henry Della
field, Morris, from New York. for do loading, to sail
11th Billings Evans from and for Boston, discharg-
ing; schr Yandaia, Dorman, from and foT Baltimore,
loading to sail 18th inst. Also number of English,
| French Hamburg and Bremen vessels. American
provisions plentiful Coffee SIT IA, Is 3-4al9 IA;
Logwood 80 1-2. Spoke, L inst i'll lat 26 81, Ion
| IA SO, brig Washington, Robinson, II days from
Portland bound to Matanzan.
Schr Emperor, Shores, 3 days from Taunton, Mas
Schr Mary Wheeden, Hooper, s days from New
Bedford
Schr Mary Bright, Bright, 4 days from Richmond
| Sshr Telemachus Travers, from Petersburg.
! Steam-pac1et Alabama, Sutton, from Norfolk
Reports nothing in the Bay.
BELOW-OT Swan Point, ship Lagoda, from
Liverpool, is reported ashore; the Relief has gone
down to her assistance.
| Also, brig and two schr
! SAILED-Brig Fabius, White, Rio de Janeiro
NEW YORK, April 20-Ar ship Kutusof, from
| Liverpool
Ship Pauline, from Bremen.
| Ship Heespoint, from Havana.
| Ship Hirbernia, from Liverpool
| Ship Hiliah, from Liverpool.
Ship Mexican, from Madeira.
Barque Blaclsness, from Dundee.
Barque J. Brewer, firm Leghorn.
Barque Wolga, from Palermo
Brig Curtis, from Matanzas.
Brig Ceylon, from Opoto
Brig Billow, from St Marks.
Schr Callao from New Orleans.
CPd, ships Andrea, London; Albion Liverpool;
Celia, Savannah; briggs Norden, Stockholm; George
Henry, Key West; Paragon, st. Joseph; Cervantes,
Matanzas; scr Weymouth, Richmond
RICHMOND, April 19-Arr schr Amphitheatre,
New York.
NORFOLK, April 1S-Arr schr ] Thompson;
Philadelphia.
CPD, brig Colorado, WTndies
CHARLESTON, April 18-Arr briggs Howell, n
York Adams, Camden, Me.
CPd, ship Trenton, Lverpool brig Preciosa, Am
sterdam
SAVANNAH, April 17-Went to sea ships Chath-
am, Havana; Minerva, Liverpool; Rhode Island, do;
barque Bangor, do; briggs Powhattan, Havre; Clitus,
Marseilles.
MOBILE, April, 15-Arr ship Alfred, Kennebunk
CPD, ship Niagara, NOrleans
NEW ORLEANS, April 13-CPd, ships VIM
Tell, Gibraltar; Ohio, Philadelphia; Bombay, Mo
bile; Franklin, Liverdool; brig Orleans, NYork.
Arr ship Lagrange, Gasgow.
Ship Potomac, Liverpool.
Ship Rubicon, Havre.
Ship Coronet, Liverpool.
VBrig Frances Louisa, Martinique.
Brig Catherine, Havana
Brig Virginia, New York.
Brig Snow, Philadelphia
Schr Grecian, rhomaston.
Schr Gov Arnold, Falmouth, Jam.
Schr Ohio Belle, Cincinnati
The pilot. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1840-1840, 1840-04-22

gJ-lkENDALL COUKSE-From arrangements
now being made on the Canton grounds for the ac-
commo1ation of the Young Mems National Conyen-
tion it will be nconvenient for the trial races to go
at the Kendall Course, advertised for the 23d
and oath of April They will consequently not take
place. The regular meeting will come off as usual,
on the 18th of May.
apis J. B. KENDALL.
The pilot. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1840-1840, 1840-04-22

AfIEN Hun he GeIman Wing vOeis
of the SIKH ward will meet at The William Tell
House on THIS "Wednesday EVENING, 'at
IL o'clock, The I'D inst. Every German Wing
voter is earnestly invited to attend this meeting,
4shs object is to organize German Tippeca
noe CInh for the ward an .
The pilot. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1840-1840, 1840-04-22

gyMAY FAlR--Ine ladies' oi the ocBnial.
ship Society propose TO hold their AnmuqL Fatr
in the Saloon OF The Law Buildings, on FRIDAY
AND SATURDAY, the Isl and ID of May, and
to continue the sale on MONDAY the 4th of
May. The one-haf Of The proceeds will be ap-
piled 10 the cause of education, and the o her TO
aid in the building of the church of The Ascen-
sion, in the Western part of The city.
A large assortment ofu>efuI and fancy articles
is in preparation, and tho managers hope that
their charitable object will receive liberal
share of public patronage.
The pilot. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1840-1840, 1840-04-22

bALrMOhE hARRtSO-N ASSOCIATIONS.
An adjourned meeting of The subscribers to this
Association, and of all others disposed to Join the
same, will be held at 'North Bed" Water street, on
THURSDAY NEXT, 23d inst. Punctual atten-
dance is particularly requested to, the Constitu-
ton viii be submitted for adoption and the perjua-
nent officers elected. an Is
The pilot. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1840-1840, 1840-04-22

HOWARD DisTRiCT.--A meeting of the y.nng u h,g>
Of Howard District in Arundel county. Will take pace
at 'Brown's Hoel,'' Elicot's Mills, WEDNESDAY I'D
April Al O'clock for the purpose ofsendng Delegates The
WING CONVENTION Of young meu, to be held Baltimore,
the h If May next. apl4
The pilot. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1840-1840, 1840-04-22

HBADGEs FOR THE FOURTH MAY.-The Badget
HD designed by Messrs Noiherman& Aeee, can be had
the Pilot Office. ap22
TByl1E1 SUBSCRIBER haing lost, by the kte HE in
IL ashingion, part his newspaper files Wishes TO pur
chase 'Erhe United States Telegraph from JAN LIST,
The latter paper. (sThe Reformer') during the
whole time Of its publication "The National In
telligencer," for the years 1928 and land from Au-
gust 31st, ISIS to August 31st, 1829-and from July
1888, to April 1st 1S4O-and the Globe from August
list, 1888, up to thu present time -
ap22 DUFF GfEEN'
n DWELLING HOUSE in Pearl street; few doors North
81 Saratoga street. This house contains passage, two par
tours pantry and kitchen down stairs four chambers abe,
and Two the garrett The rent will be 600
num- aud poi given Immediately.
Aoply te JESSE T. PETERS.
Next door below at the
api3 Corner Of Market ~ Nortkss.
The pilot. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1840-1840, 1840-04-22

a FOR KENT.-A SMALL DIV ELL-ING
H5aa in the rear of the Pilot Office Apply at this
- office ap21 diff
q WANTED-A DWELLING for small
H5a# family-rent not to exceed one hundred and
-k=1A4ffty dollars. Any person having such an one
to rent, may hear'of good tenant, by applying at
this Office apis If
The pilot. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1840-1840, 1840-04-22
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
BALTIMORE MARKET-April 81.

DIAL ININ'i(E MAhhE 1-hpi 81
FLOUR.-HoderS of Howard street Flour
are asking sos IA and SIP IL 10 day from
Stores but purchasers manifest no disposition 10
pay over s. Several small sales have come To
our knowledge, amounting TO about 100 barrels
al s. and we have heard of no transactions above
that rate. The receipt Pr,ce continues al 4,S7 ~.
There is no stock of City Mills Flour Ii Is
nominallv quoted al 5, - 10
SuSquehannah Flour is held at 5,l2 l-2, at
which tate one or two small lots were sold to-day.
GRAIN.--There is little or no wheat Offering
at present. 1t is thought the prices Of last week
could be obtained, viz, 80 los cts. for fair TO
prims Md led. Supplies are looked form few
days.
Sales OF White corn were made to dly at 43 a
a cts, and ofyeow at Al a As cts. Sales are
restricted by the scarcity of coaSliag vessels.
We quote Nd. Rye at II 80 CHS.
Sales OF Md. Oats at - els and of Virginia
at - % cents.
WHISKEY.-Thcre is moderate demand at
last weeks prices, which we continue at 2l l-2
cts, for hhdS. and % | cts for bbls. The wa
gon price continues st 20 els.
PROVISIONS In barrel provisions there is
nothing doing and no change in prices. Bacon
continues in fair demand at cents for now Bal
imure assorted, and 10 10 s 81 cents for as
sorted Western New Baltimore cured Hens
sell at II cents. Holders of Lard continue firm
at 10 cents for New Western No. l.-AmeracaR.
rs-----tu-S---=z-y-uszEi
YOUNG MEMS NATIONAL CONVEN-
TION-At meeting ofthe Committee Of Ar
apgement> on Monday Evening, the following
resolutions were passed and ordered to be pub
li>hcd
ReSoired. Thai all Wing strangers who may
be in the city on he fourth day IF May next,
are Respectfully invited &c Join in the Procession
of The Young MEMS National Convention, hv pla-
eng themselves under The banners Of their re-
SpecliVe SAFES.
FPeSolred. That the Wings of this city be, and
they are hereby requested to close their places OF
| business on The fourth dav of May next.
T. YATES, WALSH, Chairman.
J J " Wo"Ds, ! Secretaries.
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PoRT OF BALTIMORE, APRIL %, l84O.

snIPPlNG INTELLIGENCE.
The pilot. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1840-1840, 1840-04-22
ap21 4taw1m* near Calvert

a FUIItECAkE EGSrABLIst1hakGNp b'ulS
IA SALE-Tha Handsomely fitted p aud eligrhy situated
store, at the N. f.. corner Of Baltimore and Eutaw
sts, will be disposed 9fon very liberal TERMS ifsoon
applied for) To one well conversant with the apoth-
ecary and mineral-water business an opportunity is
now offered seldom to be met with from its proximi-
ty to the Eutaw house, Globe and Wheatfeld Inns,
and the patronage it already receives renders it one
OF the most desirable situations in Baltimore En-
quire at this office. ap21 eod4t#
The pilot. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1840-1840, 1840-04-22

PAINTING AND JAPANNInS.
FKNHE subscriber would inform the pub he pr par
III cd 10 do any kind of Japannng, House, Sign Fancy
Painting. Flags, Banners, Aprons, Devices, Sc,
done with neaness and despatch, at his establish
ment in German ST. east of Eutaw, on truly accom-
modating terms, for cash down.
APP 20 4t# f. TfIURSTON.
The pilot. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1840-1840, 1840-04-22

FIFTH WARD TIP PECANOE CLUB.-
At a regular meeting Of The 9th Ward Tippe
canoe Club, il was un 7nimouSly
RtSolred, That the Club adopt the badges de-
signed and engraved by MesSrs. No;herman g.
Meuee, to be- worn on the 4th Nav next and
that the same he recommended 10 other clubs
ar22 JAMES r. VALIANT. Soc'v.
'lhe HARRISON Convention viii meet at the Con
venton Chamber, ''North Bend" on WEDNESDAY
NEXT, the 22d inst, at half past o'clock. BY
order, LEVI FAHNESTOCK,( c.,,
ap IS ROBT. II. COLEMAN, 'eo -
The regular meeting of the Second Ward Tippe-
canoe Club, viii be held at Whitehall on FRIDAY
EVENING NEXT, at half past o'clock. The
Wings of the ward are invited to attend.
Officers of the Club
Gen ROBERT BUTTON, President.
ALEXANDER CUSIAIINS, Esq. LIST V. P.
CALEB PARKS, % V. p.
PETER LEARY, Treasurer.
ROBERT s BUTLER, Recording Sec.,y.
c. L. L. LEARY, Corresponding Sec'y.
ap 81
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Briggs Gen Sumter, Fitzg srald, Charleston; Boxer
Hale, Rio Clrandc; Standard, (Br) Hinson, Halifax
ARRIVED,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-09-15
3 Fl w I'D "A " II nd y.
HEBREW PLASTER

yv1IIE neculiarities Of tins Chemical Compound
l. are owing 10 its extraordinary eiiocts upon '"o
animal fibre or nerves. ligaments rnd mascies, is
vIrtues being carried by them to the immediate
sent of d;sense or pam and weakness.
However good any internal remedy may ee' urlS
as an external application, will prove PoWer,uI
auxiliary in removing the disease and taciiltauhg
he cure in cases Of local inflammation, Scroiuious
affections, Kings Evil, Gout, intiamatory, ana
CLronic RLeumatism and in all places where seat
cd pain exists. e., . os NJ
weak ness such as weakness and pain in the stom-
acb weak limbs lameness, affections ofthe spine ,
female weakness, &c. No female subject 10 pam
mr. weakness in the back or side, should be without
it, Married ladies in delicate situations, hnd great
relief from constantly wearing this plaster.
No putting or great spread Of certificates is inteh
ded Those who wish to satisfy themselves OF tue
efficacy of this plaster obtain sufficient guam
ttv TO spread or for SO cts; sum not hall suu-
Gent 10 nav for The insertion OF single certhcate
into any Of oui most common prints single time
This trining price per box is placed upon u In or
der that il may DO within the means oil every anne
ted person of tho community, that all; whe'her
rich or poor may obtain the treasure OIL hcait"'
which results from it.
Price per box, so cts Directions accompany ing
each box.
3. w. Capron & Ce., Rochester, NJ w.. agent
for VT and N. H., whom all orders shonld be al
d essed, post paid.
For Sale by Kuircdge and Colby, ST Johnsbury
A. Mcmillan, Danville, Farmers and Mechanics
Store, Passumsic, N. Nj. LOOMS, Mcindoes fn'is'
Kitlredge, Morrill, ~ Skinner, Barnet, Hiram Ira
CIV Wells River; NJ K. Parks d Co. Waterford;
Lance Warner d Co. and w. s. Smith, Cabot;
E. Carlton, Jr Bath; liodgeman 81 Allen, Little
ton; A 81 q Garnsey 81 Co. Lisbon; and all the
principal towns in Vermont and N Ii. l50eowly