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, 1840-02-08

The bill introduced by Mr.. Adams provi
ding for the management Of the Smithsonian
u. quest, proposes TO appoint trustees, who
are {" he Il body corporate and polite. enti'
lied .The Smithsonian Institute Tor the in.
crease and diffusion Of knowledge among
men," The main provisio IS of the bill are
rs follows:
'.The trustees are To %consi>to of The VicePres.
ident Of The United States. the Chief Justice
of the y. $. III. Sec,etirie. Estate. Treas
ury. War and Navy; The Attorney General
.f the U. s., and the Mayor Of The CRY o.
Washington. together with fem members al
ne House of representatives,. and three al
the Senate. Ia ie annua " elected bv then
respective Houses. lie pr"r"ses that the
fund shall he placed in the Treasury Of the
United States. and The faith of The United
States, pledged Tor it's preservation undiniin.
ished and unimPaireG, with sin per CENT. IN
~iercst. which shall he paid annually, and ap
piled Ia the purposes Of the und. that ne
part OF the fund shall he applied To school
college. university. institute Of education, OF
ecclesiastical estai lishmcni, that all appIopri
alton from the fund shall he from the %interes,
and not the principal Of the same; and ihr,
the sum Of thirty thousand dollars. part I"
The first wears interest accruing on said lund
he Appropriated towards the erection and
establishment. at the city Of Washington o
an Astronomical Observatory adapted 10 the
most effective and continual observations q
the phenomena Of the Heavens: To he pro
rided with tine necessary and hes, insiru
ments rs hooks for the periodical publication
of the said nl,sei ~vatipn<, AMI for the annua
composition and public ltion Of Il Nautical al
manac."
, 1840-02-08

A chemist in Albany few days Ego, expati.
a,ing AL the late discoveries in chemical SCI
ence. observed that snow had been found to
possess n considerably" degree Of heat. An
lrishman present nj this remnrk. observed.
shat truly chemistry was a valuable sci.
ence." land ~anxi"us that the discovery might
bSmade probable ipquired ofthe orator wha,
nbmber Of balls would be sufficient 10
1oil . testettls."
, 1840-02-08

A gentleman or horseback finding himself
at a SPOT where fur roads met, asked a
rountryman. who was working on one oi
them. where i, run to. ClodPole raising him
sell from his STOPPING posture, scratching his
head; replied with a e'in, 81 doesn't know
where il rims TO EUR but we find, it here ev-
ery morning."
, 1840-02-08
MR.. CALHOUN'S A n BILL.

The following outline Of this Bill is given
in a letter from Washington to the N. "
Herald:
Mr. Ca!houn's Lard Bill, introduced on
leave last Friday, was printed 10 day, and
have obtained a copy Of it. Ii is a decided
check mate to Mr. Clay's, and although re-
ported the last session, pretty much in the
Shape it now stands, it was rot particularly
attended 10 by the people, as il was then
supposed Mr.. Calhoun mas fiat on his back.
The first session Of the hill enacts that
oil The public lands within the States of Ala.
hama. Mississippi, Louisiana, Arkansas, Iii.
nois, Missouri, Ohio, Indiana and Michigan.
with the exception Of sites for Publications
nrsernls, &c. shall, after the Goth Of June,
1s4a. be coded 10 the States within the linn
lis OF which hey lie. on the folloa ing Terms:
ETs,-That the States shall pass irrevo.
cable acts, binding themselves 10 pay so per
cent Of the sales az such lands on or before
the first day oil February Of each succeeding
year.
Secondly-That the minimum, price, now
established ly law. shall remain unchanged
till Goth June, lsI2; but after that pe;iod.
may be reduced 10 the following scale.
All lands tina, have been offered for sale
ind remain unsold ten wears preceding the
s0ih June 1912. may he reduced TO n price
not less than a d'lIar per acre.
All that remain unsold IS years. TO be
reduced 10 IS cents.
All that have been offered for sale 90 years,
and remain unsoid, 40 cents.
All that remain unsold e5 years e5 cents.
All that remain unsold so years, shall be
coded Immediately 10 the States in which
thew are situated.
Provided, That all lands which remain m
sold after having been offered at public sale
for ten years. and do not com under the
foregoing provisions, shall he suject to the pro
visions Of graduation and c~ession, ut the
respective periods of 10, Is, 90, IS and
80 years after the sale. commencing from
the expiration Of ten years after they had
been offered for sale.
TbirdIy-The lands are 10 he subject 10
tie same legal subdivisions, in sale and SUI.
vey, that they now are. including the san {
reservations; and are 10 be offered for sale
by the STATES for cas- only. Lands thai
remain unsoid after having been exposed
fcr ST.. shall be subject 10 n private entry
for cash only.
As soon as the Presiden, Of the United
States is informed officially Of the acccp,
nnce Of any State, Of The condiiirn expressed
in The bill. he is 10 wi,draw the public lanc
Offices, and surrender The lands.
These are the leadin. features of the bilI
and it vii! undoubtedly pass. and secure 4,
Mr. Calhoun, as a candidate for the P,esiden
CIV, the electoral vo;e Of Wisconsin, Florida
and Iowa. that are to be admitted to the
Union befnre the election OF the successor
The bill will, beyond all d.ubt. produce
much sensation throughout the Union.
, 1840-02-08

Capt. SAMUEL BoG.er, tie same who
lately furnished in the Mormon war, at a
military election. held at Far West, in Cald.
rr,l county. Mo-, 4 short time since.
deliberately shot Mr.. Alexander Beattie, a
young man of about 90 years Of age. I'm.
inediaiely after doing the deed Bogart fled,
it is supposed for Arkansas or Texas. A re.
warJ Of $1,000 is offered for his apprehen.
sion and delivery, either at Richmond, or
Liberty Jail.
, 1840-02-08

Congress with information on that subject,
and all others connected with the esatiish.
r,cnts in several Of the mos, consider; bic
European countries.i have despatched one
Of the special agents OF The Department
10 Europe with Instructions TO visit them in
person. and furnish me with minute details
OF their organization anG operations.
, 1840-02-08

A panter, whose talents were but indiffer-
ent, turned physician. He was asked the
reason Of il. In plintins,' answered he. 'all
the faults are exposed to the eye; but in
physic they are buried with the patient, and
one gets off more easily
, 1840-02-08

CONGRESS.-But little has been done
in either House since our las. accounts from
Washington, Of much interest. The Sub
Treasury Bill, has passed the Senate by
a vote Of "a to IS, after a discussion o some
days, in which Messrs. Benton, Buchanan,
Henderson and others, participated. On
the 18th ult. Judge White declared his inten-
ton TO resign his seat, rather thaa obey the
instructions Of the Legislature Of his State.
OIL the subject Of the Sub Treasury Bill-.nd
ut the same time read his letter to that body,
justii,ing his public conduct. In the House,
the New Jersey case has been referred TO
the committee on elections, by a large vote.
The slavery question, growing out Of the
p refenta,ion Of Abolition petitions. has az
forced a JruItrui sou,cc Of discussion, sni
waste Of ,irne-Tod deny the rizh, Of petitirn
on this subject, is rather horrifyng to large
majority Of the members, and though they
are unwilling to 60 into the merits Of tbs
question, they whip the devil around The
stump BY receiving the petitions and Living
them ON the table.
, 1840-02-08

Hope isa prodisal young heir, experience
is his banker; hut his drafts are seldom hon.
ored. since there is often a heavy balance
against hi u. because ne draws largely upon
a small capital, is not yet in possession, and il
he were, would die.
, 1840-02-08

The house Of Representatives Of Massa.
chusets has supplied the vacancies in TIE
Senate Of that State, by electing five Van
Buren, men and seven Wings.
No. Argns.
, 1840-02-08

ViRcrSIA.-Wm. NJ. McCarty, (W.) has
been chosen to fill the vacancy in Congress,
occasioned by the resignation Of Hon. C.
F. Mercer. TIE 23i ult wal fixed upon in
the Legislature for the election of a U. S.
Srnltor.
, 1840-02-08

The United States Court, in Session al
New York, has decided that "a raft is not a
vessel in law.-Argus.
, 1840-02-08

~The upicaiion Of "R. D." wa.
"eceived to late Tor ills weeks paper. We
shall take pleasure in giving it a place in our
next.
, 1840-02-08

Wilmington N. c., was visited by a very
disastrous fire on the 9Th ult. The loss
sustained is estimated at ~$5oo,ooo-,hs
best and most BUSINESS part Of the town was
eutirsly consumed.
, 1840-02-08

marry; and hand il to the President for in.
spectnn; aud IL any gent en,an and lady hid
Ieciprocally chosen each other, the president
was To inform each other OF the result. aud
those who tai not been reciprocal in their
choice. kept entirely secret.
After the appointment of the president.
communications were accordingly handed up
10 the chair. and jt-was found that twelve
young gentlemen aad ladies had made recip.
rocal choicc>;' but whum they had chosen.
remained a secret 10 all tut themselves and
the president. The conve sa,ion changed.
and The company respectively retired.
Now hear the conclusion. was p1ssing
through The SAM place On the I4th Of March
following and was informed that eleven OF
the twelve matches had been solemnized.
Murder! Murder! Observation-Disclosures no.
thing in the shape Of murder has recently
occurred in this city, of which the Attorney
General could take cugnizance. vet are such
deeds daily perpetrated as come lesitinatrly
under this head. Pure religion is daily muir
dered with the sword Of hypocrisy; patriot.
ISM is murdefeei by party; honor is murder
ed Ivy ambition; and honesty BY pretension.
Players murder their parents; doctors murder
their PATIENTS; lawyers murder ihei- clients,
and orators murder the Kings English
SANDER murders reputation; ~avarice murders
charity; and vice murders virtue. Dissipa-
ton murders health; serenade murders sleep:
itinerant lecturers murder science and Ia.
dies by tight lacing, murder themselves. Or
gan grinders murder nusic; editors murder
IDEAS; toddies murder tippl"rs; and tyrants
murder liberty. Dray-drivers murder horse.
flesh; fops murder fashion; affection mur-
ders beauty; and pleasure very often murders
feeling. Poets murder fancy; poison murders
rats; cooks murder poultry: and politics
murder lrace. Painters murder their art;
printers often murder their copy; mustachios
murder the appearance Of the human face,
divine; and miikmcn. On The cold water prin-
ciple, always murder their milk. ~IIumbug
murders m~oies'y in every corner. In fict
murder daily stalks abroad. notwithstanding
The apathy of the authorities 10 arrest its
progress, and is likely to go on till The long
lo"ked.!or millennium comes. When will L at
be!-Picayanr.
, 1840-02-08

II is now reduced 10 a certainty that Nor.
ton. (Dem.) is elected Governor Of Mass. by
one vo,e-ihe Legislature has elected q Wing
| Lieutenant Governor. In the vacant Con.
eressional district in the same State, Baker,
(Vhig) is elected by two votes. This i,
getting through with a slight squeeze
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-16
! Z WILLS EsTAI LIsEME ST, vESEY STREET
ABrOR HOUSED HULLt Trusses, modified 90 al 10
;Lorten their oGer, ve-v rr h. The russ h. ea,S
"THE RAE CAL. al RE, TIl iTCC e"
WORMS-WORMS

WURMS have caused thousands Of deaths. sHARMAN'S
" WOfM LGZENGES will Ger ainly destroy them
over two Thousand families have used them-they fail
KR g u c. CHURCHILL has used them in over so
cases with successcured 10 Of
all TO ~ hem. 80 ~ '
Rev Dr. t:as Inoud, DIR Hope. Ocust Hon B B. Boards
ley, ~; Van Ransellaer Col j. l. Haines and over 500
others might be adj ed Of their wonderful virtues.
Sold at os Nass,g street. Chatham Bowery 1919
Fulton street Brooklyn. oyII
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-16

PARK THEATIsE-THIs EVENING Will be psrisrm
CATCHING AN HEIREss-TwO Cha, aetsr. by Mr.
LA TAXI NrULE-Ludwig,M Mons Sylvan; Laur,tts, Mile
Fanny EIsser
Doors 7--Performanee commences TIA.
RoWERY THEATRE.-rH!s EVENING viii be per
DuMb MAN OF MANCHEsTER--Tom Grey, Mr.
Wood Jane, Mrs. Proctor.
RICHARD IIIhc1ard, MIR Blakely
LIFE AMONG THE UAltKIES-Sambe. Mr. Eyerard.
DOG OF MOSTARCiI S-CapL Aubri MIR. Wood.
Doors open al kafpas six aud the at ~
Pnees-Boxes. rs cents Pit 7i cents; Gallery, rs cents
New CHATHAM THEATRE.-THIS EVENING
~ viii be performed
WEPT OF WIsH.TON.wIsH-The Wept, Celeste.
FRENCH sPY-spy, Celeste
pEAhLE'S MUSEUM AND PORTRAIT GALLERY.
-. BROADWAY, OPPOSITE CITY HALL.-GraBd COM
binaton of novelty and talent.
Last week Mons BllN the Great Belgian Giant, TO be
oe.n day and ovenisg, from a NJ hlll PM and from 81
III evening In ofe continued daily increase
o. visitors and manifest Of The public 10 the Belgian
pe previous 10 his depa from the sliy, he i'll
n saturSay the 10th May inclusive when he positively
The celebrated vocalist Mrs. HENRY WALLACK, for
mslly Miss Turpn
4 he eccentric DIR. VALENTINE.
signor bL III, the Great Bohemian Magician.
or programme see bills
Lecture room performances To be a 81 O'Clock.
Pianoforte, \. w. sford
lickets ~ all the Entertainments. cents To the hu
scum 10 see the Giant only Children halt price
myl linz
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-16

N~ DOCTOR GLOVER "a consulted as usual nj hp
Az Once. His practical experience, and his
,XyA chemical have enabled him introduce,
- into his practice several articles which ar,
prompt in cur1ng those dseasest TO which he devote,
has attention
Dr. O. apuses strangers that he has med,
ai and has devoted his attention The las, 10,
years select branch Of his profession. Hs Office No
Private entrance, third door from
through an entry with lamp at the Off door.
N. BThe Doctor keep general assortment of Trusse
and suspeasory Bsndases, which adjusted and applied
above.
dollar. Jew
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-16
InpOrtntlons.

LIvNrroeLPsr Psnihea-so tons pig iron Irwin,oo bxs
lin plates H'cke oese tons iron boonan, johnson Co
3y coal NJ Brpwn-p do Hcrdman Ne,
salt, WIN Nelson 20 900 states tn order.
Havns-Psy Sarctogai pkg cs Barnard Co--a easss
Ma III rag De Khan X VI, y Peet-i rs Lentbon
Cos, Mari.g Bsrnardi Deehans toe, - Bsneker Go
Ice bkis wine Kachon-i pix kgs cas- Fay
sehutx, Biyden Goa cases Frerp--5 X Thor as2 A
Aahey-2 IA A Penet-- @ CaInes-i Deafrea
-sc Sc. Bonnsi Coz do Pisu BrotheIs-s Maiard-
% babe hops Merriam Brrnard-eo baskets wine Binniugen
sto- tons plastic mcCraekeA Li'ingstonao cases 100
baskets wine, to order.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-16

Beef veal and mutton have declined snce last week and
has poultry cessioned probably by the penunrss of all
Kinds OF vegetables sawher and cherries pi-n
Is and sell at very reasonable prices The first Of these lux
ures from Baltimore. Gretn to-day
what The receipts of vegetables this much
greater than last and they continue TO into
The market ia euch large Quantities, meats must still further
decline.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-16
Died.

Died.
On the 18th inst oceaonei by her clothes taking FIRE tia
Tas Leah Buckman, aged years,
daughter lara and Jane buchanan Their friends and
respectfully Invited attend the funeral from
Ss4 Water street, at 4 o'clock this afternoon.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-16

NEW ArTRACTIoN-CAsTIE POINT HOUSE, Ho;
~ bnten.The pruprictors OF the Mansion House and
grounds Residence Of the late Col Stevens nj Castle
Point ohoksn have concluded 20 the came for the
or visitors under the Of the Castle Point
These grounds elevated upwards OF 100 feet abcv.
tho level the river They beautifully With
shrubb.y and tavsrsed by gravel IN various
directions, covering aspace OF many acre. The house AIT
"a from h. ferry lspdiac, End IT,
preached by shaded walks which parallel with the river
Fields -.
aid The BAY and Hsrbor city Of York
nth tia shipping ISLANDS, and adjacent village o
ke the Of the spectator On the the
uason visible for many wills. until yanhes IN The high
lands and the the palisades
the heights weeavk snd Bergen The view to the south
commands in addition 10 the ha-bor full view OF the Mar
rowe, the Quarantine Grounds. sc.
Ths magnificent prospect can be raehed and enyed by W
which MY regularly FRO the foot OF Barclay Canal and Chris
topher streets, IN from thirty 70 forty minutes.
In no of the world IL SAFELY be asserted
rich obtained at little sxEeDse u time and
season and pains be spared 10 rendert place Of
general resort. allied.
Hohoken, May. t3aL myieim'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-16

VIM. W. kHINLFF Auctoneer
AUCTION sALE.-Ths day (Saturdst az 10 O'Clock, st
n No Ias Broadway next corner ~ Ccdsr street. ~
CATH gue ri~h Of House kepng Ars fah
Ware sofa; thairs; Tables. WaSdrbtss DR. ssng Bu
Centre Tables Se Per Gl;ssss set rsh window
Irtirpsi Clocks; patedware; Culety; Cut Cassw are
Busss Paintings; Prints and yarous other goods worthy we
siend and citizens; n O'clock valuable
Pianoforie sale positive, ram or shi .. mylslt
pALPlTATloN OF THE HsART.-The Gully remedy
this distressing cofnra,nt W. qucs'ionahy Dr. tiny
LOR's BALsAM OF IIYbRWORT Weave sent many
~ our readers this medicine for tef and IN ~ cases uy
sasure they have found immediate Tine fictS
who he ooui hear his heart tca, ke hamsr
anv- tnnrme that in three after he tool this d.
cine. he could walk mile without dtrrss d. sun.
tounerf its upon this medicine abundant Propreors
office S5 Bowery. mjsFd&w
MISSING ahaadbx containing lsdys apparel which u u
VI ley into the hsR ~ the rila'tiphi
unrnsd Line ON morning " the T inst Al the
he's hard, see " Ne paid ils dysr, - IS
Warrington sweet. Yok nv al kFSrE.s x STILES
Nc rs ", rth Front st'eet, Iiiladclphis mye
-. . SYt VEsTr"ts
m,N Iso Br ade ny and "a Wall az.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-16

Packet ship fs'oc, Trst fin Liverpool sth April Good
shin airhed yons 70 de fo Liverpool pdte 10 Johnson
orb 49, y ~ -
Supp nihsa, Ashby, I'm Iiserpooi april w. 20 Neion
snp - Hathaway, fn Ha,re ia, Apr, :, DIE n X
sd Tube ~ Ssvs from Havrr in r,a,, "a a,
de-, n $50 .t'tr-ge ss.ngsn "' " y"
bariue 1ssbo nse, - LiYerpo, r>sIr~ On order
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-16
THOMAS BELL, Auatiopser.

yGrIoS @ y: g y.rrll,
Ware &c Se ias day at oi O'clock in the large
THOMAS BELL, Auct,onser
TqEsD AY io o'clock, in the sherif's sale
Gle. Has nry Goods T Clothing elegant J.wsr. Fancy Ar
| cloth, IN lots 70 suit purchasers. mylsst.
T : sEs6, pt fJR Afs!;gG Sf
sss % a. asa ss1
SALE FA1 81 tt thqX9 t SttHo &c.
~ WnsGs ." ss aaH TIE i'e
s IA ssE sE ae; on hand A'' the FIX
| sol! without reservation, rain or shine. myls IT.
sEs Fl
street ddo,, nG " ssOns for few days at 80 Church
Lowers ns:e children bGrs at Il prairs
Se 3s saeeSon 'lsn 'is s fsS
% . or oss s"e an as &e
ana me ks may ne,er be seen again utterly impossible
freak nature ist must seen TO form any idea or eon
SS iii. @
ana ,n States ard have pronounced to be the great
Medical would well in visiting this exhibition as n
M 20 orm an Interesting subject for lectures
Hours ofexhibtoa from in the morning till P. NJ, and
A ., Is cents. Children half price.
Ladies' who may desire this interesting exhibition.
-"Nro =,
DIR. TAYt0R's BALsAM OF LIvERwoaT-Ths
Indies for nourishng and nvgoatng the sysem snd
and oSs% dsa:. mhh
seae Bs. sna ss
s emsSy r inward sesa DEBILITY of
en- sne IyrST . dc Shss
deaih Bling vegetable ycqus no ateston 10 de or rr
fi%s oay be sars get the genuine old eiee SIS
gratitude i did not thanh you for the good that Your
youth unfortunate as to contract ihai disease
rSsh your processes and after trying al
PALM upon the community found myself wasting away and
prSp
fs ever make e yea viii
0. ts in predicting .sdy lasting sure '"A' Il VIII
sss :r; vsas; q g ..;::
i.TSs IissSS VI IL s Asfrs
''' TaE RAE CAT S z q h RE Ell TR rus
on Of Ssr s Tsat u yo s' the unqualified
Th Az, Ts can , its a Fair granted FIRST
sSsa.,stias ITS
hse ers sea !. y
hitherto known to The faculty; this p eteee s
%seA'He' who
man twenty years Ii the only s under the
m No other business permitted in this Office and we'll
known sugeon who declines all other professional calls Is in
ig' SaNS fs
apsy Vesey street. New York
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-16

=. syi VEsTRr,s
u,n lso Br ads ny aud "a Wall AZ.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-16
GRANITE HOUSE.

-nn A LuXURlANT HEAD OF BArR,r
A WfETPs CREAM OF LILIES established
S for so years as the only prsnoter Of the grow Of
~ han on bald places, and giving DARK lus, r.
FVs keeping ladies hair rnglets nc ting out on
carl during dancing, weather. Sc The
MA Cram OF Lilies possesses body which no other
MNVA PREPARATION docs, and IN consequence Ia The onv
VNHk< iniible remedy for dandruf scales &c III,
wv scales on infants heads removed by one or two
eau equal IL. "s
For sale by Wyeth ii3 Bowery; A B. ID Sands 70 and
100 Fulton uion Bazaar lso broadway, Mnor corner Deg
aud Broadway Hart Broadway and
ns street. = ~ ''' W
Also for sac, as above, wYETHs MILK or ROSES. m,
exquisite bcautbr ofhe oope rion remover
maifcm -s
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-16
Pert OF New York. May 10.


ship hany, wat.o. h.,r, VIM whiiloet, Jr; borqYe
Conder Ward New ORR ans. Richardson Cos h'gs rsdi,
as, N.~ or ans De reyster WI ims rshi our Pafion,
NV pdenns fth 70, -op,i kcnneJ. Malaga, Nespl q,
Letea. re'sr Dtni'l Br ID rien. X NJ Den i David
.rsn Wslh.r NCnIc, D Rising; D, br,s Ai,l, Hood
les ~ Jhrs NJ MsitlsBd Rrnuedy to Rtsouiion, Ds
ys, y, JV's IS Rlr~I.; NV orig Ax-. wesimsu, arser
ar, bo.rwsn Joh.,e. g; s'hrs Ati,e. con- lie
tain. AuaAspes Ls n, yisy, Martin Grand anton, La;
Urban eisen nheboro. Me; Br SCI 70 Comet. Dune
Wnnr Ns capt; Western Trader, Dickson, St Jshn, NIB
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-16

IODINE SPRING AT sARAToGA.--As the sale OF tbis
rapidly increasng the UNDERSIGNED deems
state more particularly is qualities 7, is perfectly
remarkably pleasant 10 the tate,
freely used WITHOUT the sghcai Inconvenience II ~ parcu
iay recommended Coz the following complsnts,
gston, heartburn, e w.sh aud dcpraved
dOn O the atonach, scasa prouc by the ahusea Of
cury. nades geitr Affections aaches
and psreuariy FOR every SYMPTOM or Dyspepsia n 10 per.
hans only mineral that contains
quantity g iodine teaet medienaly pat pin aud
Be obtained in all the principal drug stores in Broadway and
from the General Agent aus Greenwich street. door cn
Baeiay, who viii for The future auppy Druggists and all
ot,ers with their water.
a2i i'm. ALFRED HILL. qso Gvcnwichst, New York
+ EECUES. LEECHEs,l-Ius. received n fw th~rs,,s
- We .ant L~eces god szs, In pt,me coscon Fors-t
loves Than any iu the rity, NV
myesv' q. . OiBY 70, Pearl, corner Fra.Nscrt.