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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-19

90 VAuxHALL GssDESs.--A most wonderful and ex-
traordnary entertainment is 10 he brought out this
ing Barnum has less than ~ persons engaged at his
establishment GLIDING Master Diamond and Of the
best talent the country and consequently his perform
diversified than fanny other place in the
city. How the deuce all this got up for two shngs is
really wonder His saloon nightly crowded with the
beauty aud fashion OF the city.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-19

VA. Of .snsdsi Kesuss .sd Hsary Bsdknap q r.bsgo
Of PhiadsIpha; Lambert Of Jamaica; schrsder and
servant Of Bs }imore Bacon Washnston Thos
and Mrs AZ Iander Rankin, q New Brunsv Van Z.n,
clay Of Bristol; Pnkerton, of Gasgow Capt KeyaAs
Capt Piper, and Capt Manse Of British Army; Bgo
Chas PouEoes, w Hawksey Mr.. Crotch. d Lsscmpt, A
Mlsurg, Alex Leidort, NJ Rush, Mr. MCarty.-Tota III,
HAVE Packet ship Louis PhiiippeMr Gwinet. ofN Y,
Mrs. Tardy John FITurner Adophs Lsurdsaux Mr. Giru
John Chassagne, Mr. Turner of NJ Y, Mr. Brown and dy
Of Boston. Eugene Cuver Miss f. Wallis, Robert Prngle
Of Charleston, and Is in the steerage.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-19

CRv.L.-Almost every Wing paper contains q
touching exhortation for " Chapman to crow" How
can he crow, when he is laid by the heels, on an
indictrlent for perjury.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-19
Second Board.


The news By the Prcsilcn, has not affected the marke,
10 any great extent II prev entod sales from being made
but prices are the las. Saturday Dealers will
prob IDLY hang fire. till later and decisive
CONC erhaps till the Queen arrives with intelligence 20
~ drrt proNimo. They can DO many Of them
because their stocks comparatively SMALL and has.
net, tn crciorc, much capital invested thercns
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-19

o. Tyrone Power, the comedian Peter Rtch
iags late of the Pa theatre and Thomas Bell, auc-
tionesr, came passengers in the Acadia
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-19
DOCTOR DE ANGELIS.

FORMERLY apr,ctitioner of medicine in the public hosp
tails at Naples and member ofe medical faculty the city
Of New YORK; where he has been practising physc the
i7s continues be consulted his Office No Robin
disease and rhena affections Dr. DE Angels has been
gulay successfully and the terrible effects disor
ders have frequently cured him asshor space
without to the patient Distractions, chronic
Affections phthscs complaints ucersn the throat
Of the skin stiffness OF the joints pains in the limbs deb
ty together with evils arising gect
improperly curing the
way to his mode OF treatment in almost incredible
His to his wei
medlc which, whilst they eradicate
Of the disease restore the emaeaed patient to health and
vlgor.
Dr. De Angels has eGec,,ds many which, ad
baed all the Of te medical he cites only
Cory Of letter fr-m Doctors Osborne and ireland
ply sieiass Of this city, to DR. De Angels
ll6 FULTON STREET, Dec. g, lsis
sr-we have no hesitation reply ing note, say
ing much credit for essul OF
M Jno Thorn had baed physicians both here aud
IN faro' able climate We oosd.n
SAMUEL OSBORNE. NJ ID.
w. III. ISELAND, NJ ID.
Pa' ents enquire Of MIR Tn, himself who 10 20 be
found at No Jones LANE below Col House sip and
OF his brother, AideFmaa Thorn. Broosiyn. ave To-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-19

untsroi.-eieam,r Greet Weserr-Ro Aiexander, II
Hentuky; Mr. pavsy, Mr. Dancrsat Mr. Winterh6rh; ou
Ciairmontc. and Ncsss Barbadoes Capt Sconvar.
Mater Schonwcr Edw Maggan, Mr. Appleton and servant
Apriston; Leopold Roger, Henry N'b.r and y ID imam
Want, a. Halliburton and r wymbs- Of v; Hcnorabe i
g. Chcnoa deey Col Hcicroft, lady and servant, NV
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-19

NoarH CARoLINA.-Nothing definite from North
Carolina. The Democrats look doleful, and speak
despondngly.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-19

ALABAmA.-Both parties clam majority en- joint
Salct--returns still incomplete.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-19

PARK THEArRE.--Mademeiselle Elssler had a
brilliant reception from crowded house again last
night. There were nearly $4,000 in it. The APP
plauae WIS tremendous.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-19
ONE HUNDRED CARS

VANDERWkRkEN, manufscturer Of Cabs, Oranibuss.s
Stage Coaeh.s, Railroad Cars &c, corner Of Hanilicn
Bruen and acWhorter streets. near the Railroad Depo,
Newark, " has already finished and in forward
upwards Of hsdsd OF the newly invented
seat two or four persons.
The public cautioned against any nfrDp
"a I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-19
OPHTHALMIC INSTI1 UTE
FOR THE CURE OF
DISEASES OF The EYE.

1903 observation-disclosures in Duans-streef.
ATTENDING Ply slCIAN. j. n. SCHERRER, NJ. ID.
- o1iss hours from : 70 "a A. ~ snd irom2to pm
nR ". SC graduate In Medicine and surgery
the uniycrs',y Of heidelberg, hy convinced that
intimate kngwsdg ofmedics gen.
alone guide to successful exercise ~ This branch
Of the medical professions ha but with the regular
soo requirements, and after his admiss w practice
Of Medicine, applied himself particularly 10 Doase Of
TIE Eye and Ophaisaie snrgy Al the celebrated Oph,hs
m'ogics Schoo OF where he endt for consdera
BE time two Clinical Institutions fr Ophhamc Disease.
He afterwards has spent three waiting the principal
Hospitals and the varcrs nr in Germany
kn~and and l-y and there enjoyed thu advantage
observing III. practice Of the cstcelbriea Opths o
IA the unusually number OF ny which urns that
p~od under his observation in these extensive insu
tons.
-From the London Quarterly Journal Of Foreign Medicine
and ,urgsry-Vol. I.
1t necessary accurately dsn ulsh those practitioners
who have Of late years applied in Geronp To- the
Deeaes OF the Eye, from the 81 who Occis
whether OF that Of other county The latter would
wish To divide number Of which
would moncpclize The former have confned them
selves TO the Eye, but all Of come prepared
study 81 that BY int with redca
fence general They rendered Eye operations less
frequent by their rational aud constitutional Treatment those
an as which give ss under mere local and empica
management TO the morbid can-e O the Eye which
wards call for the Interference Of the operator"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-19

The CHATHAM The Forty Thieves was re-
peated to crowded house last night Diamond
made his heels fly with such rapidity that the audi
esce coald not count his legs. The Red Rover was
played with great success. The Mountain Savage
a. the Forty Thieves, with Diamond tonight
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-19
NV CHATHAM THEATRE.

MAsTEh DIAMOND and Mr. WHITLOCK,
Will make Their 4th appearance
manager respectfully 70 the public ths1
bestowed th. every
exsron 10 render IL worthy OF favors Arrspgc-
nen have been esteTed into which will enable HIN
Legitimate pieces, manner which cannot be urpas s~d
THIS EVENING, Aug 1.-THE performance viii commence
With the drama Of
III. THE MOUNTAIN SAVAGE
Ashkeld MI Madison Runic, Mr. Blakeiey
Needham, Meystayer Ingsiph. Ilin~
~ u,, Countess Mrs. Blake:
highland Fling, Master Wood
, % - MASTER DIAMOND,
In and Sa.: ' By vi f Gown
m on the Banjo
To eOn THs E Eth es Es;ls% yPss'aS'e Of
Ali Baea Mr. hf si.fei.y d In.asES Mr. Ms.sys.
Hassarack, Thorne Abdallsh, Gin.
Mus,apha Stanley Cassin Bahia, Andersen.
Doors perform al Quarter 10
Boxes SO cents I'd and Sd tiers 2s ptis cens, gallery IA
FRANKLIN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -square.
ACTING MANAGER .......-MR. DiNNEFO ORD.
GF- MR.. DlNNEkQRD anxious 10 meet the wishes Of bio
% patrons happy 70 announce that he has seesrce
meio dramas and napilca pieces style not Inferior
any establishment in this city, with entire company
an ana effective orchestra, and department
THIS EVENING Aug i9-The perform anee win commences
CROSSING G The LINE
TO eeneiude With the interesting drsna OF
n,., A 3 A N.
Philip 1fsybold, , MIR. McCutcheonA
Thebald, JacA son CiIaffu Ossosa
Doors open at the performances quarss
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-19
SORE NIPPLES.

SHERNAN's PAPILLARY OIL cures the worst eases
~ WITHOUT taking the ehbd from tbs breast Wbcs such
tors ~ Mott Cheeseman kodgrs and other. Of extensive
practice mend II, who will doubt its cfheacy1
hrs REMsEN has bees nurse for IS yssrn' and
kscwa remedy equal 1T She las srty
eases without failing TO and from her s
he'd Of Its great worth. She recommends "a 10 all
Mrs CROSBY, the Oldest and uost eup. ed
nIrstsin the city, she any thing elu
hs has cured TO her know ledge whsre
neales taieu.
The Rev r. SMITH says cured his wife after severn
weeks Of great suffering and every thing
Doctors Naadenburgh Brown, stock. Weed and
the greatest success and recommend u invariably IN their
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-19

pnsscnrrrs Arri.ed.

IN this city Mr. HoRsrio MArCHErr 10 Mis CIAsissa
B.rcHrLpsH. OF Exeter. ". h.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-19

IMPORTANTeTO MARRIED FEMALFs.-MsDaME
4 REsTELL's PREVENTIVE POWDyKs-Tbsss r..
valuable Powders have been universally adopted Europe
bat France IN ateuar, for upwards of thirty years veil
"a by hsnde Y tbs berg the only mild sle and
rapid increase Of family Pie. IS psck1 with sl dir,c
tons for sale ~ Principal Ohcs No les Green
tsnsd a, the ofc, and which vii be s,n IRE 81 tgense,
esaEs excsptdl 10 art &c the city nited States
All Communications must Sc postpaid OGce heus, from
A. NJ TO T. NJ, Phsde 9hia Ohce, 9ss South Eshth<t.
jys I'm dSws
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-19

CaLAr AM PLEASANT EXCURSION TO KEY PORT
a0Ec - The aud SPLENDID steamboat WAVE,
GCz2A~r Captain Vanderbilt wall make en- creursisn
-@L To Key PORT on sU NDAY MKT, asd inst
y leaving the foot Robinson clock White.
hall at O'clock landing At the Telegraph, Staten ISL
KEY Port o. o'clock, allowing pass, ngers I've or ss
hours Tor sea bath al either OF the above places
N B1hf WAVE will leave for The above landing every
day SATURDAY ereePed at O'clock. A. M end leave Key
Port at O'Clock r. NJ. Os Saturday O'Clock ~. 81
Thus viii afford good opportunity of kss the
breaze. the Wave Sandy Hook trsp
Fare 70 Key Port and Long island eents-To Stain s
and w cents
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-19

OST OR stolen frem the pocket of the subscriber on
IL board the Great Western steam ship few NONE ats pre-
vously sailing wallet 6rs and second
cfa bill ofexchasge Of Messs A. Ralston Co. Phila'
depha Messrs A q. Raston Co London, for Three
Hundred Pounds sterling dated August i7th and drawn in IA
Of James r. Wilson, not endorsed several bank notes
and sundry but believed to be OF
except TO the subscriber All cautioned
against receiving negotiating said bill Of exchange Any
notice Of said wallet and contents mnuncaed TO F. A.
LOHSE, is Liberty street, will oklge
aIa AS JAMES Il. WILL sON. 65 LibertYst.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-19

VAUXIIALL GARDENS.
p. T. Barnum, Director of Inducements.
No pestponement OF the weather. Saloon
closed al nt's notice.
Adnittance to the Gardens free-Saloon % cents
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-19

49, FOR LONDON-Paeket of the lat September.
o3t he first class fast sailing packe ship ST JAN MES
Capt Sebor, will sail a. above her regular day
superior for cabin second cabin
and passengers persons Intending TO embark should
applc board, foot Of alden lane,
to GLOW Err McMUNRA1, 100 Pine st
ais corner Of South.
KNy The new and elegant fast sailing packet ship NEW
&GYORk burhen 1000 tons, Captain w. C. Barstow,
will sail for Liverpool Wednesday the 18th instant
regular day. Passengers desross Of rhs either
cabin second cabin Storage will please make early app
catien to the captain boa f.ot OF BeekmaL street.
ala W. ROCHE, BROTHERS co. 81 South.st
SkR FOR LlVERPOOL-Packet Of the gath August
kzX\ The superior well knos last sailing packet ship n
0sBERNlA burthen 700 tons, Captain E. b. Cobb, will
sail for LIVERPOOL Monday the 2ih Instant Her
commodatons for bn second cabin and steerase
aud will be taken moderate
Persons DESTROYS of passage this avorte shp will
please make early application board foot oil BsIng sp
or to
ROCHE, BROTHERS. co. Ct soush ST.
From whom also be obtained drafts sight for any
the Royal Bank Of Ireland, Prescott Grote
An,s Co Brokers' London, which will be paid demand
all the branch banks throughout Great Britain and Ireland
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-19

Ora Cavatlna Dance. Miss tneutine and Mr. Gardne1
To conclude with the ballet of
LAMOUR-0R WINENO POISON
Antoine, Mr.. Gardner TussnQ, Mr.. Broehes
Annette. Miss Glen Htine.
With other niertainments, for which see bills
Professor Grobe will preside at the Piano.
10 Performances commence at eight O'Clock. For par
ticulars small bills.
Refreshments of variety furnished Mr. Jones' pro-
% Stages Garden and " he m WaitSn9
at the close oil he performances
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-03-07
TO Brfdgs builders.

TIE Old Bridge at Mr.. Obed E,yesssts1
across Fishing creek, having given way. aud
not passable, the Commissioners of Celun-
bia county met and agreed TO build new
bridge, and will enter into contract with the
lowest and best bidders, for building bridgs
across Fishing creek, at or near where ihe
old bridge now stands, on the great road
leading from DanvilIe 10 Blocmsburg. Il
will be let at the house Charles Doeber.
Inhkeeper, in Bloomsburg, on Saturday,
the 7sh day Of March next, and is to be Of
the following DIMENSIONS and materials -
Stone abutments "a feet long, 10 feet tliick'
Ia feet high from low water fkI.w;ne-
walls on the south side 60 feet long with
small curve Up and down said creek, aud
on the North side 25 feet long--sll Of which
is 10 be ',stone of the largest size and all to
be laid in good lime and sand. The super
structure to be an arch bridge ! SO feet long
double track, each l3 feet wide, making
in the whole width 26 feet fr3m OIL to ous
with good shinale roof and well wealth
er boarded. Said Bridge is to be built on
the plan Of tho Susquehanha Bridge at Cat
tawlssa, and timbers to be the same in quail
ity and size. Specification will be shown
on day Of letting. The contractor will be
required TO commence The work within 5
days after the. letting.
The old bridge will be offered for sale on
: the same davt
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-03-07
Eg@IgT0I8d

ALL persons Indebted TO Doct. CRTKEN
MOTkR RheumaiicPhysician from Read
ing,Sl r. uident al D Snyder's, ,Ior proiession-
al attendance between May, 1888 and May
1889, are notified that in consequence OF his
being compelled 10 be absent, be mas Isit
his accounts with Charles Kahler, Esq. for
collection, with whom they can be ssuled
within four weeks from dale without ex-
pense, after which iime they may muss sx :
pect 20 pay cost.
January 90 1870,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-03-07
j. x. EDGAR.
iBArlzIy29

RESPECTFULLY ihfatmas the public
aud his friends generally, that he has inst
received the Philadelphia Fash
ions and TAlLOR'S ARCHETYPES,
published by Ward Bastard aud Ward. for
January, t84Q, aud il prepared to maks
Gsnflemen's and LGdy's Garmsafs, Of ey-
cry description, IN the best and most FASH
able style, aud at short norice, as lie is de-
Iermined TO merit share Of public palfbn-
age.
January IS, ls4O.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-03-07
CoMMuaieATEb.

M. Eduor--I just want 10 ask The Por'
NJ Berwick, whether lie has got his right
ehaugei II not have something more
ready for hin, have Few permits to scan'
WHICH some OF The Captains Of Boats help
nd him to make out; and would wish to
know whether he has found out how many
s,bousapd lbs. is in six tons, Of Whlskey and
Flour; counting the Sarreis 10 bo Of an e.
oual weight. The commonwealth VIII 500
bs able to raiso the lntcrest on her state
deb. counting barrel Of whiskey equal 10
Absrel Of -four; provided they have gTe'
many Ports, and equally capable Collectors
Further have not seen the least mentor
sf the new and most excellent line OF sta
sss running IN open Wagon at the "Ppe
and Of their ,ou,, such wsulG be homes
Sentinel eught, always be On the wa'ch' no
worth notice suPposei
M
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-03-07
E73Es SALE,
A HOUSE AND LOT OF GROUND;

THE Subscriber offers 10 sell his House
and Lot, situated IN the tl6urishing Town OF
Blodmsburg, in the county Of Coiamoia'-
Tie buildings consist Of well finished Two
story fran iiouso aud kitchen, WORK siiop'
and good s,aJle, all in good order. As
this property is well known, further de-
scfipiion is deemed unnecessary. II not
sold al private sale by .he 2lst day o,
slsrch next, il viii on thai day, be exposed
At public sale, On the premises. Sale to
commence at 10 O'Clock IN the forenoon -
An indisputable tile will be made, and pos
session delivered to the purchaser on or be-
fore the fifth oi April next. For terms, ap'
Div 10 Ihe stbsrliber on the premises.
~ ISRAEL WELLS,
Bloomsburg, Feb. 20, 1910.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-03-07
COMMON SCHOOLS.

PURSUANT 10 Law. we the under.
signed publish the following statement
transmitted by the "Superinierdantot Com
mon Schools" in conformity to law.
JOSEPH BROBST,
JOHN DIETRICH,
Comma'rs. Of Columbia cota'ty
Commissioners Office,
Feb. "a, 1910.
TO THE DIRECTORS or COMMON |
SCHOOLS IN COLUMBIA COUNTY.
THE following statement is made in
compliance with the tenih section Of the !
School Law, of June, 1896.
Districts that hare accepted the Common
School System.
The amount which each accepting School
District is entitled to receive the ensuing
wear, commencing on the first Tuesday Of
Ju,le next, out of the annual State appropn-
alton, is sum equal TO ONE DOLLAR
for each taxable inhabiant in the District.
The amount of School Tax required TO
be levied 10 enlide District TO its share OF
she State appropriation, must be sum e.
qual to at least sixty cents, for each taxable
inhabiiant in ihe district.
DISTRICTS hGt hare not cccepisd TIE Com.
mon School System
The amount Of undrawn balances remain
ing Eet the use Of non accepting districts,
for the school years 1895, 1896, 1887, 1888
and 1899, is FOUR DOLLARS AND
! FORTY CENTS, for each taxable inhab-
itan. in district, according the enumera-
ton Of 1895; and for the school year 1910
and lS4I, it is TWO DOLLARS for each
taxable inhabitani, accorping TO the enumer-
! alton on .he first Tuesday Of Jane nert.
Hence il follows that each non-accepting
School District, IN which the qualified cilr
zeus accept she system, al the next SprInt
Elections, and lay tax equal to sixty cent
for each taxable inhabilant, will be entitled
, TO receive ont Of the State appropriations,
=, sun equal TO more than SIX DOLLARS
for each taxable inhabiIant in the district.
By resolution OF the Legislature, pass
ed The twenty.lourih day OF June, 1895
e the above undrawn balances are TO be retain
| cd for ,te use of non-acceptng districts on
!. In until the first Of NovemJer, ls40. o
5 which day they are 10 be repaid INTO tn
!, common school fund.
Il Hence it follows, that as the law no.
II stands, unless tile poh-accepting districts al
cept the system ii The next Spring EIe'
lions, these undrswn balances amoun,ln
re now to sum adequate ID ,he erection
:. School Houses, and putting Me Systel
s itt0 complete operation, will be Forfeited
:. a Taro5le Inhabitants in The Districts.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-03-07
CREnIroRs TAKE NOTICE.,

THAT have applied to the Judges of
the Court of Common Pleas If COLUMBIA
county, for the benefit Of the insolyent laws
of the Commonwealth, and that they have
appointed Monday, the 2Oih day OF April
next for the hearing of me and my credi'
tors, when and where you can attend if you
think proDer. JOSEPH MILLER.
ABRAHAM STEAMER.
Feb. 30, ls40
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-03-07
NOTICE,

RS hereby givsh, that have bought Of Jacob Bar
n iger, the following property, to wt;-three acreS
o. Wheat in the ground, sixteen acres OF * III the
ground, one plough, one harrow, one bay mare, ana
two hogs, and have left the same IN his possession
for my use, and disposal, and worn all PERSONS hO'
to purchase or modest them in any way
CONRAD BkEDBENNER.
March, Z Is40.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-03-07
NOTICE.

q LII persons are hereby forwarned not to pur-
IN chase or take an assignment of Note, undet
seal given By Daniel Kistler and Daniel KistIer and
made payable to Mary Moysr, or oIder for the sum
of eighty dollars with interest from its date, and
dated September, 7th A. u. 1895, and payable sew
en- years after date. The undersigned being the
drawers of said Note; are determined not 10 pay tha
said Note unless compelled so to do by due ceurse
of law.
DANIEL KIsTLER.
~ e DANIEL KISTLER.
Cattawissa, Feb is lS46.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-03-07
p0cKET R00K LoS3.

II osT, on "wednesday last, between Bl5ops,
"a sburg and Yesgor's Tavern in Roaring Creek 4
large MOROCCO POCKET BOOK, in which
were sundry papers Of no use 10 any person bat the
owner. The finder shall be suitable rewarded bY
leaving il at this Office o. giving information whers
it may be had.
HENRY BEz5ENBERGER.
Feb. %, ls40.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-03-07
,gEgT DAVED'S
OR
HEBREW PLASTER'

AN extraordinary remedy for Local inas-
nation, schrolul0us. Affections, knes-evli'
lailamatory and Chronic Rheumatism
Gout, Head-achc, iitttous tooth-ache, pain
in the side, hip, back ahd lnnbs. Wens'
White swelliugs. tum6urs, s!ilI joints sc.
&c. &c.
Tie subscriber has just rccsiged small
supply of the above Aiedicine; with numer-
Gus certificates Of cure performed, with dl'
REGIONS for using the same.
JOHN Il. MOYER, Agent.
Bloomsbury Feb, % lS4O