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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-15

Iae Pennsylvania Legislature came together last
tuesday. In the House forty -one me nbersanswer-
ed 70 their names-ia the Senate, sixteen No. be-
ing quorum they adjourned. ycElwee, the
great expelled IS there to contest the scat II his
successor.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-15

lAe body found recently near the Cit; Block,
na"rf' has been sdentiiied as that Of the brother
OF Professor j. H. Mixer, of that city, who resided
IN Anne Arundel County, Md. Mr.. M. has left a
VINE ana seven children to tame mt his antirneIy end
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-15

RIeHr.-A petition has been presented to the Pre-
sdent, signed by fifty members OF Congress, forthe
removal Of Secretary Paulding-hc never should
have been appointed, because he never was fit for
the Office.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-15
Died.

Ga Wednesday evening, lsth instant, William Prngle az,
&c years
The friends and relatives OF the family respectfully
yed 10 attend his fusera Friday afternoon four ococl
ir jm his residence "a Sullivan street. without further notice
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-15

Orj- The NEw-YoRK SACRED Music SocIEry
repeats the great Oratoro Of David, tonight at the
Tabernacle. MIR. Colbourn, of Boston, has refused
to sing for less than $50, lights included-but no
materials place is fully occupied.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-15

RECOVERY PRoPERrY.-Mr. Stedman, of
Hartford, had his pocket picked at Trenton few days
since containing notes and checks TO the amount Of 5000
lie applied to High tConsabe Young, Of Philadelphia and
after Mr. Young received stating where the wallet
and Mr. Stedmsn followed the directions ia the
note and found his wallet and secreted the
hon at Trent
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-15

Oc-The trial of Commodore Elliot continues to oc-
eupy the attention of the Philaaelphisns Two more
witnesses were examined on Wednesday. Nothing
very extraordinary has yet been proved against him.
According to the examination far he acted wrong
in several instances, but not enough to break
suspend him. Eiore is TO be heard however.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-15
County Court.
MAY A.-M the matter of Henry W. Merritt one Of
H. On ~ h,of

me SpeciM JUSTICES. -
Mr.. O'Conner commenced his speech in behalf Of
the accused at ii o'clock, and occupied the whole
day. The court room was very much thronged with
spectators, and the veiest interest is manifested
expecting the result. We understand that some
very heavy bets have been made thereon. The sum
ming up will be resumed on Tuesday, at III o'clock.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-15

falling rapidly. 1t had sunk between siebt and sen
ieet since II began to recede on the 5ts. The wea
Their cold and rainy
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-15

u Nethihg satisfactory has been heard concerning
benjamin smith, who said TO have been found at
he has either lost his life by accident. or that he il
wandering en- IN condition of mental incapacity.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-15

LECTURES ON POPULAR ANATOMY AND PHysI-
oLoGYDr PEDFoRp will deliver the Fourth Lecture of his
Course Clinton Hail. this (Friday) evening, May 18TH
Lecture to o'clock Single tickets Fifty cents
the lecture
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-15
Married.

On Wednesday evening" 18th instant by the Rev Buel Good
SELL Almond tisk the firm of Fisk Denison TO Phube
CITY, ~
ION Sunday evening" April 2sh, by the Rev Henry Chase
Mr Thomas Holden Jr, Of this city, to Miss Mary Ann
Anler son. Of Long Island. -
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-15

CELESTE retains her popularity at the Chatham
spite of competition. She is the most perfect pantomc
meo dramatic actress the graceful dancer and draws
better houses than any artistic in ChristeEdom She appears
to- night the Indian drama of the Wept Of the Wshton
Wise, and ST. Marys Eve.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-15

Judge Nicholson, at the March term of the Circuit
Court In Kinds county, Mississippi, delivered an
opinion relative to the introduction OF slaves INTO
the State as merchandise contrary to that given y
Chauc ellor Buckner.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-15

James schott aas withdrawn from the Presidency
oi the Girard Bank, Philadelphia.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-15

RViDs sLs4 CHINO r1wgER, ls.u.y
"T hole Asea's, o. Liberty q.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-15

DEucyrruL PRoPIRry.-The public has pro-
badly herd OF the beautiful estate of DR.. Arnoult,
che intimate friend Of Lafayette, at New Metz
Louisville. It's celebrated for the charms Of its
locality, and The taste and judgment with which its
natural advantages have been improved. 1t will be
seen by tn. advertisement Of Blocker and Co, in
another column, that this property is to be sold, at
their rooms Ne 80 Broad strset, to-day at noon.
Consisting it does Of the richest land in the
try, with inexaustibe and never failing water
power, and commanding the most direct facilities for
the sale Of produce (whether agricultural or
factured) it appears to be most desirable invest.
msnt. The farm house and its outbuildings said
to be Of the most complete can
be found in any part Of the country, having been
erected with the most liberal expenditure. An en-
chanting lawn extends from the house to the river
AVID Is surrounded by rich bottom-land full OF the
choicest European grape vines. II strikes us that
this estate 10 worth particular attention.-See ad-
vertisenent.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-15

TO sTRANGERs IN The CITY ESPECIALLY AND
THE PUBLIC GENERALLY .-CigaFp ofey.ry brand
ts acter quality and description at the wholesale aud retail
esbt Iishpient Of
A. A. sANtNOs, tWallst
A SAM has always on hand the following choice
assortment OF OF has impoati The Victoria
Regala; the Norma do the Venus do Iuiezread do; the
qnes, and the Perir Csxsdos.s Empssa Perrin Diana
Cavalcros, Ladies' Cigars La Cabrs La Norma. La Pm.
prs.s,i rsbpeos Caronnis, sgundad Integrcdad Com
stance Of Lopis Media; Diana; CsdiE Of St de Cuba
small and large Nsra Of Cuba Princips de Ia Cruz Perz
character -
: Every variety Of snufs and tobaccos among which
be found the celebrated Natshetoch snuT from Del
pit New Orleans the only place in New York where il can
be obtained
The most extensive depot in ~ York f,r JoVrs Ror,L
FHcrIos MArcHrs Also general depot for every variety
and description aud tubes. tobacco boses
man AID fancy piPes. &c. myI5-stins.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-15
ST. sos 9S5 l22. 22S
Bank OF { olumbus Is hind OF tender 20
E following is a list of its stockholders:
5000
100000 90

Besides this amount of stock the bank L. s. Ban
making Indebtedness of S6os due that
or the loans Of the S2oosos under protest
The following return Of the Bank of Cleveland Ohio
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-15

ROYAL PATENT March Es.-MR. SAMANos, OF
No4 Wall street. who an Hporter ofihe choicest Havana
and Principe Cigars has obtained celebrity, which others
the trade may well envyas for sale the extensive stock
in this county Of Jones' renowned Royal Patent Matches
They MANUFACTURED at 2sl Strand, London, and
the best friction matches that have been
vented. Dealers ia cigars hotel and keepers and
may obtain them his establishment Wall street. any
quantity and at extremely small dvance the
cost
TO MERCHANTS.
No. Merchants By leaving letters at j. ID. CoNKLr~ No.
Whitehall them put board either inward
outward bound vessels, by r. 8. MARTIN. 81
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-15
S50o,00e,oe0

Total S50OOOe,cgO
The law proposedw therefore, about per cent only
OF the Of bankrups and will relieve only those
willing to settle because they hold The ohers
who hold property valued at high pees and who will
ing that il should be sold at values subject
the influence Of the law which should be an act for
the protection Of fraudulent debtors.
The following statement Of two OF the banks of
ga-
STATEMENT OF THE BANK OF AUGUSTA AND INSURANCE.
BANK OF COLUMNS, Geo. ON HE lsT OF APRIL, Coh-
PARED WITH rHE RETURN or OCTOBER, 1889
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-15

CANADIAN FLoPrMsSr.-LastI thursday nisht the
wife Of Csptau Harris, OF the 9th regiment, TIA
toned ., Montreal. eloped with ID. David, advo-
cate. Mrs. n. has three ehiidren-the youngest
osly few mouths Old, which she took with her as
tothe States Captain H,rris and Mrs II 5 brother.
Captain Walker, eat O 18th regiment, proceeded IN
porsut IL was. Co., rwsrds repnrted that they had
overtaken IN ANYWAYS short distance over the
line, anu tL~t David had been shot.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-15

u 10 stated that n msn by the name Of Hurdman
Of Newark, wac drowned in the canal At y oomfeld,
N. j. On Friday night. lie had TRAVELLED Z, the lat
ter place on The canal. and accidentally tel in He
leaves 70 $40 wife and several children
Ns.c~k Adv. Moy N
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-15

who have loaned the bank their bills get
ney There held in this city about $1,000 of protested IT,
Bank which the holders collect The law
before Congress- protects banks their claims upon spe
sulAors whom they have lent this money pro-
tect the New York capitalist in his claim upon the
This ia by uniform law. The Indebtedness sub
ject to the action Of the law, be elassed follow
Due by Corporations. suspended. SI50,ooO zoo
:. - Spectators upw illiDg to settle, 25O,OOoOOO
" " Individuals willing to compound, 100000
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-15

A TEACHER wANTED.-Wantel in an academy in
Albany person qualified to teach Benefits System Of
Mercantile Arithmetic Address postpaid with refer nces)
ChAOCEh, fostoihce, Albany. myl5 81
IRON CHEST WANTED.-Wan,ed, an Iron Chest from
eight to sixteen for which cash will be paid. Please
address box No 75s, Park postof e. myi5 81
BASEMENT TO LET.-A convenient and wel-lighteJ
broadway and Chambers street. From aud
spicuou. situation il desirable stand for business
MARSHALL c. sLoCUMs
Drug and Chemical store,
mylS ~ 973 Broadway, corner Chambers ST.
MR. BENNETT:-I wish political name asorbed TO ny
~ Medieaneutum Beer, IL polite. in the
body polite Its tendency is TO keep the mortal tabcrna
tens of thousands in the promotion of health which prove.
Even the most eminent physicians Of acquaintance have
am Doctor OF Doctors, wise folks have the notion,
may IsIt' J. MANSFIELD.
NEW YORK SACRED MUSIC SOCIETY -oRATO.
above celebrated Oraio. by the Cheyaer Nsukomon will
take place at the TA0erq,sS hlr TdaI evening" 18th inst
Sister Of David. 'hAhA'i M s,,ory
Daughter of Saul, Miss Pearson.
DAVID, Mr.. Charles Il. Horn.
Goliath, MIR Kyle
{ I'ss ban, %t$Ssf q the sssi,ty.
Messenger,
Chorus OF Shepherds, Warriors
Lesites. male snd female at.
large and eeie orchestra eon,i ting any nsrumen
Vocal Leader, MIR :. u. Poud.
The members of the Society receive their tickets at
store Of Firth Hail. No Franklin square upon any day
,IS TO the performances, botweea the hours Ct II aud
Tickets ST. nc had at the principal music stores at the
Nassau streets, aud Bartlett RIA, 70 Bowery and the
door. mylbi
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-15
Port Of New York. May rs.

nORNINa HER AID -sHIP NE w $
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-15

CAPTAIN AHMED BIN NAMAN, the commander of
the Arabian corvette "Sutanee," is great man. He
il feted and feasted and made merry with all over
the city. lie dresses in the style of the Arabians-
such richly made turban, richly made robes, and
richly turned mustachss. He speaks English won
derfuy well, and is fine looking man.
Last Wednesday afternoon he was taken by the
Common Council to all the shows and sights in and
about the city. Annexed are his emsnts with that
most honorable body
Visited the Institution for the Blind.
Took collation. at Elk President Williams's, at
Booun gdale.
Visited the Deaf and Dumb Institution.
Rode on the railroad to Harlem-the first he had
rode upon.
Thence proceeded in boats to BackwelPs Island.
Saw the loafers and philosophers thereon.
Thence went to Bellevue, and saw the sick and
insane-a very pleasing sight, certainly.
Thence returned To City Hall TO dine At the
table, Elk President Williams presided, assisted by
Assistant Alderman Anderson. Captain Bin Naman
ate very little and drank very Titles but nearly all
the wine and eatables disappeared notwithstanding.
The Arabian captain then returned to his ship
highly delighted.
THE REAL E,rArE LorrERy.-In reply to our
inquiry relative the explosion of the Grand Real
Estate Lottery at New Orleans, we have received the
following -
To JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Esa.
Your observations, in the Herald Of this morning,
app airing to be just fair and LIBERAL and written
a kindly spirit, we feel ourselves bound to notice
them. The course adopted by Louis Schmidt, in
stating his intention to abandon this lottery, is not
only anjustifable, bat was matter Of complete
surprise to US. One of our firm left this city for
New Or.ean' on the 7th utimo, for the purpose of
watching the interests Of the ticket buyers and we
still entertain hopes that the lottery will be drawn
The proceeds Of the sale of tickets Invested in
several banks Whatever may be the result land
few weeks will decide), tins money will be appro-
priated to the satisfaction Of the ticket holders
We are, sir, yours, very respectfully,
SYLVESTER & Co,
l4th May, 1910. l56 Broadway.
All this is very fair, but still very unsatisfactory
What Banks have the money! How many tickets
have been sold! We hear that the ticket holders
here intend to have meeting, and to appoint COM
nittee Of inquiry.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-15

DADSpY. THE DEFAULrER-We have lust con-
versed with gentleman Of this town. who ira elled
on Sunday from Washington ito Richmond with VIM
b. Dabney, the defzulter Of the Virginia Bank Dab
ney, hear, says that he has not in his poss ion
any Of the funds Of the bank AID has been only cul
pablo in permitting others TO overcheck. II is said
that MI Dabney returned af his own accord.-Pefer-
burg Intelligence, May H.
RrcHMoSp, May II, 1910 wv onders will never
cease! WIN. Il Dahney, the first teller OF the Bank
Of yrginia, returned to give himself up last night.
This has oc asonsd great joicing in our city We
shall now have the whole truth OF the my sterious
Transaction by which the bank has been defrauded.
Dabney will no dosst turn States evidelce. He
will IT 10 thought, disclose some things which will
involve more than nj present appear IN the fore
ground Of the affair. Our leading press here VIII,
however, abstain from the regular report OF these
Disclosures snti the matter is disposed of by the
Courts Cor. baltimore american.
SrUsrous CorS-Ns learn that a remittance was
lately made to a mercantile house in this city, from
Arksnsas, which embraced a small amount IN coin.
consisting o douboons and half eagles, the whole Of
which, upon exsmina alton, proved to be counterfeit.
As the remittng party had, beyond doubt, been i'm
posed up~n by some Sharper, there reason to APP
prehend that an emission If base coin, and probably
large one, has been made in the west.-Baifimore
Amsricon.
Governor Seward has dominated William Kent,
Eso of New York. and the Hon. Gideon Lee, OF
Ontario a. commissioners under 'he law 20 in vest-
rste the differences between the landlord and
tenants of the manor Of Rensselaerwyck.
NvHpsp AVID RoubERy.-The last 'Bclleville,
IN Western, says: 1--WE learn that pedlar named
Reid residing in the upper part OF this county, was
on "Wednesday or Thursday Of last week. His
threat s said to have been cut from ear to ear No
thing has been heard Of the murderers or OF the
horses and wagon"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-15

N = SHIP NEWS.
PHiLADLPIIA, May l3-arr Susquehapnah IIv.rnoal. q.
dy Warrirg ton, NYork A'''Fo"4' l."
BALTNsRE May I3-Below, bark suppoxed the M,,,. c
fernambuco cid Barbara squires, N York ''' '
deus do. '''' -'A"'A' 81" ihHu'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-15
BY EXPRESS
% No-hng important TRANSFERRED in Congress ON
Wednesday last


W NoSh'ng important transpirea in Congress on
Wednesday last.
G5-The body found recently near the Cit Block.
Baltimore, has been Identified as that Of the brotb
OF Professor j. ii. Mixer, of that city, who resided
IN Anne Arundel County, Md. Mr.. M. has left a
whe ana seven childFen to iamen his xntimeIy end
e,n HiNcIsNhTI.-On Saturday last, tia river was
ailhS rapidly IL had sunk between seht and zen
feet since il began to recede on the 5ts. The ve,
ther was cold and rainy.
Tae Pennsylvania Legislature came. toce.,erast
Tuesday. In the House forty one mediterranean
ed 20 their names-Sa the Senate, sixaeen. No. be-
ing quorum, they adjourned. XcElwee the
great expelled IS there to confess, the scat II his
successor.
James schots aas withdrawn from the Presidency
0iihe Girard Rank, Philadelphia.
, Nsthing satisfactory has been heard concerning
pDenJanin smith who was said TO have been found at
Georgetowns.D ID. G. His friends are of on;n;on that
he has either lost his life bv accident or that he 10
wandering on IN condition of mental incapacity
sales 2 . at the pha Stock Exchange Board
ss soss Co Elves new 81 Shares m st So
GO sain 11 90 share. SHARE.
RR Il 20 DIS IS; SO do 90 DIS AS 10 sh Norrsown
Al the second Board Wcdncs Drafts
io'ii s'iV9 Lesith Ewes lsi April So
SHIP NEWS.
PMILADLPIiA. May 10 susquehannah Llv.rpos. Ia,
Psin@%e@co cid a,Iara, sqires ~''s I'M
deus do May "-nsl0w victory Nfork; sid Thad'
-,
PAkk THEATRE-THIs EVENING will be perform
COURT OF OLD FRITZ;
La IARENTULE-Ludwig,M Mons sy lvan; Latretts Mile
UNFINISHED GENTLEMAN
DOORS open 7-Periormanee commences at II.
BqWEaY TiikATkE.-rais AvEN!Nt viii b, per.
HGRItEh 4NAA 6Tn EI K MftEiNmKal Gates
WANDERING MINsTREL-Jem Bags. Gates.
Doors open at hafpsst curtain rises AZ "A.
fnees-Boxs cents Pit, s7l cents Gallery IS cents
NEW CHATHAM THEATkE-THIs LVF-NIN,;
WWEPT q WisH:Toy. wIsH-rhe Went. Celeste,
lie II. WIZARD sKIFF-Three characters, by Mile Ce-
OLYMPIC THEATRE.-THIs EVENING W II be per
Gss.ss Mitchell
IRREsIsTlBLE CADETswH ,nnib i' Won Pik.o.taG Mr.
RkV Ftl. Of S' fTi f foo aR'THf Sttsr.
B al sx and performance to commence
D,es, uess circle, 50 ce Is; second and third
wHssE 6FPo AfR F c}FT GALEE1
o'na Ss Neck OF snS o MSa and Ri alsHS
VI svsnng In consequence Of the continued daily increase
Chant der ariure from Re siS ,ha 9ss,a
n,ll sstupay I,e leh May, inclusive whtn he posvs
The celebrated vocalist Mrs HENRY WALLACE. for.
J]s.: ssi 81 p$J s. VALENTINE.
| Fer programme see bills ''
f sS5s f%0 w. BS.oSS to begin ats o'clock
Tickets T. all the Entertainments so cents To the Mu
scum 10 see tne Grant only, IS cents Children hall price.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-15

THE REAL E,TArE LorTERY-In reply TO our
inquiry relative to the explosion of the Grand Real
Estate Lottery at New Orleans, have received the
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-15

A s;-tnEs. a. ECtEs .!--JLst received fw fbcus.rd
- Lt,ent Lseehes good sire, IN prime eozson Forssle
lover hsn any r'he city sy,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-15

* ibLLIAhns ;-ExERCIsE FOR HEALTH ONLy-A
Dfn resrtg fully informs his friends
@ inrsals that he has ust fitted up The large Room eco
pNn as broadway Hail. with tables vhorebs viii
ee happy 60 those who wish 10 play or s "a
hrs old stand u Ann street adoaipg the Nuseap ybsrs
mere are thirteen tables ready for trial Tables OF ,,erv do.
cloths balls eues cue wan Nc, fc sale above
most respectable and the best sssoruer,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-15

oths amount probably ssooOoo 600 Ia stsrnsnthst the
means liquidation do not exist II consists for the
part Of deprecated values large ooriion oft is due
IN. banks and the secsres thus held Cor IL mostly value
stock The capital the banks have invested in these
" dead and they have therefore been obliged 10 borrow
themselves on bonds and post suspend their eircu
sre bile The por,b.rr, eastern and European capitalists
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-24
DIR J. n RRER's
OPHTHALMIC INSTITUTE
FOR THE CURE OF =.
DISEASES OF THE EYE.

SO3 Broddmay-EnfrGncs In Duans-sfrsd.
Hours ofeossuatsn and attendance from to II A. VI. and
froma TO 5 P. NJ.
DR N SCHERRER, srzduAte an Medicine and Surgery
Of The Uniysrsity Of Hedebsrg fully convinced that =.
foundation for the practical study Of and can
alone guide to successful OF this important branch
OF The medical profession has but with the regular
fs:onal requirements and after his admsson 70 the praces
o. Medicine applied himself particularly 10 Dyessss I
TIE Eve 1n OphaLpie Surgery at the celebrated Ophths
ologica Schoo Vienna where he attic AIDED for
pie time two Clinical Institutions for Ophhamie rs'
Ne Afterwards has spent three years in visiting the principal
Hospitals and the varsrs Eye Germany
sad Italy, and here enjoyed the FRAT sS,ar aTe o.
in the great number OF Eye which turing
tons ais ans
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-24
H A V A n n A H .

- fJusrIr STREET Anp sahAIILLo STREET.
MIS-. DONINGpEz bess respectfully 70 inform her
house formerly situated Ofcies and lately ST.
Clara street the above place alaHs and spcn
did house fronting the wharf and commanding FULL sight Of
the gh:ls bay The deHhful situation Of the Apbos Nun.
dos Hotel makes IL cool desirable and
advantage in tropical climates is the Custom
House the Post Office the Goscrnment Palace and the Place
OF plaza de Afmas) fzvore walk with all
Mr.. d. willdo every hins in her 70 make the AM
who SHOULD favor with their patronage The prices
moderate im-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-24

MokEAT,s yEGETABLE LIFE PILLS AND fHG E
which Inc human frame .'ss matter f.%ar NIL, NTH
uiiseSs good works have s.Ssa for ihsm-,hsy dsnot
f eas sy , oT eo"yenes sy.psps bilious and liver a.c
sS. : 'S Ss, s X. & s1
a 81 . oIsa sTs;y sss
ss Me s.s hay. soa health 10 &
qn;,iaoPs sipEls,s viii place &c i,l. Pm. and rhs
S.j ia ,SS One: .s rs and % !; %M MoF
BNns genuine unless thsy have the fac smile Of
S1.TS, Lie f,i. ar. ,Old !. scse..P1es q cents, 50
Phenr Bers ia bottles two dollars each with full
Agents for tn. sal. OfMon,rs Lif. Mssien.,,-A nd
sands FULTON and William sts ghsstnsy ia Bows.
MRaG si soS ~
w ,as e: 80 r. S b & sss;
@ Bowery sprns ST pr Geo, IS am,ns or. e.
s Ms Sss h iST: SSoos ~ puaaiss
gSS. S.S :@s sis
:: sE S$ss'5'; s:ss 3 S:
Ia. %s:sS tss f: Sfys SS :s
s s;,; PyR i' s.s,f;Iss ::t
w TsSI,or s.w SSa Ms.sr. psr ce ns
,SSs e. smith SMITH Me- ssT w sss Wed %
~ gr,R.rs.op !. u hsy soSes E.
cart Of the ssrsasrs u 10 particularly reeommend
the ost eminent hyseans 10 this city, It's OF the utmost
body scrofuous Seners faint
being Justly afabe fsrremovng and cleansing
all ouns morbib an~e
oa and restoring weak and saesisd 70 perma
health and From the rash ard ndscriminste
Of mercury has been blessing 10 many. and spsc he'd
ri martyrcd vietas from unmely This medein.
also Justly ceebratedor removing II - Of
arpse SICK headache lewness Of spirits general nd
disorders proceeding impaired state OF the digestive
Organs Captains SHIPS and rsople taking viii
ind vslrable medicine may be taken sny une,
general bottle will fully convince the patent Of tic truly
wonderful ehcacy. i.
The usprecedsked sale this Preparation Of ssrsapaa
hspsuesd several unprncple srusEss to vsnd spurious
article The public therefore, requested TO be their
Gusrs, asd observe the genuine is sgned Nth psr
G..ersl wholesale and Retail Agent i?r ssis City
spim- Chemist, &c Apctheearies all 20 csihariosst
Goal AEL6AT- Sis,.y ter. % 2. vet Scotch co.If