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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-14

OR COMPOUND ESSENTIAL OIL OF ALMONDS,
For destroying dandru, and preventing the hair from
coming cut or turning grey inable remedy against Bald
ness and the public may rely it, that A. PASTORS COM
FOUND OIL is the whoesomes and best Oil for the hair
makes grow thick and long, prevents its falling off
grey and eyea hair has begun to such noushe
to the hair that by will restore il to its natural color also
prevents hair from becoming shaded and if hair is already
shaded which Is great dsgremen to young ladies', and IL
used short time, will restore it to its natural color clear
me scu and keep the head and hair cean eyebrows
ana whiskers liberal discount made to wholesale purcha
A. PASTOR
l65 Cireenwc h street, ~ Y.
perfumed IN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-14
MANESCA's ORAL SYSTEM.
NO 4 PECK SLIP

DOtTOK CARPENTER continr.s IS usual 10 d,y.t. d..
and private diseases. " "'"'s
Those who have been unfortunate 10 becom. IN. x;c,.
Of tahed unprncpl chsatans with which tbs s,,v
aoounds N consequence Of the laxy regulating the
m.Sa profession respectfully solicited call al Ms Old
established Dspensay. No Peck slip many thosapas
manifold diseases. W ~ '''''
strangers Dr. Carpenter hegs leave add that We s
native aud 10 the manor born that he Is graduate of Union
Ssge and received his d o,s this city (cams no -oysi
honors0 v icenate OF the New York State Medir,l
ciey and has had nearly thirty practice and
IN ihs city and what IS most important he speedily and effec
tually cures his patients ~'
% Separate Offices and entrances Tor the privacy Of pa
uehts VINO can never come "a contact Changes reasonable
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-14

The city government always in advance of its receipts
for the year, and is therefore perpetual borrower This
shows the grossest and extravaganza The
city always competitor in the market for money bor-
rover, and sub cted the of nteres when
they kept their expenses within their income they would be
the receipt of interest. This makes difference of
500 per in the Of the corporation IL is high
time this put stop to- and the market relieved of
borrower, at least
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-14

STATEMENT AGGREGATE vALUA rIoKs or Real
Personal EsTATEs IN THE SEVERAL WARDS THE CRY
AND COUNTY New YORK, CORRECTED THE
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS AT THEIR ANNUAL MEETING, IN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-14
Passengers Arrived.

In the Oxford from LlyeTp9o-WH Kenyon, Of ENGLAND;
Nfork; NJ Cosksy, do; Coskey, of Scotlind Capt
Young of Liyerpool John Wallace, OF Scotland; Mr. Meess
of Ensland Masters Broadben and Harope dos in the
steersge
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-14
Married

On the l2th, by the Rev. Mt Starks Mr. J. X. Hamilton
Miss NJ Graham, Se. Now, you that the of Ora
ham growing If you wish to have that
name have got 10 be and doing whilst the day lasts
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-14

CHAIRMAN THEArRE.-YankeeH Hill ''goes ahead"
tonight in new one act farce called "New Notions
on the Co ahead Principle" He is untiring in every
thing he does, and may be likened to his own hui
by the aid of steam, run
ming thousand miles TO market with bale OF cot
ton on his shoulders his steam power is always on
pushing him through. None can resist his influence;
and men of every profess and degree spectators,
politicians and philosophers, are made to laugh at
themselves, because they can't help it, He also
plays Sslemon Swop, in Jonathan in England
BROADWAY CIRcys.-This delightful place OF
after a successful Of five months,
will close after this evening" the company having
made arrang ements to embark for England on w ed
nesday next. The entertainments TINS evening,
which are extremely interesting and varied are for
the benefit of Mr.. Mulligan performer well known
to the audience for his surprising skill IN iva4ing
and rampolining feats. The house VIII be wen MED
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-14

OfApopeNy the 18th inst Mr.. Joseph Lawtop in tho
of has native ID Saddeworh, England for
years resident of this city.
His friends acquain Invited attend his funeral
tomorrow Sunday o'clock M his resid ence
237 Pearl corner Of Jehn street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-14
MARCH ~, 1910.


Mr. Bennett
As Mr. Howard has become personal in his letter of the nth
instant deem reply He says, was given to
understand my services could be dispensed WITH Now
this assertion rather ambiguous explanation will render it
clear When he desired to post notes. Sc, at
positively refused and he insisted the duty Of the
Cashier do requested by the Directors dssented and if
they required of me such course would resign His ry
was, might as peasedhe could get plenty Of good
men, who would do his wishes The other Directors
ious should continue but had enough of the
satisfy that good could result from and wrote the
rendering my resgnati the 9th February Thus
for their anxiety get quit Of me- and desire to spare my
feelings He aso says Mr.. Hixon not director believe
that the act but he daily o the active
three Directors and but two days since told Doc roud not
prove Of c,pal paid in; but he knew secured 10 be
paid in" If he not Director how should he know all the
bank cOncernsl OF Mr. Howard, the public will Learn his
public wsont my aid. My only object in appearing
before the pubc, put them their guard knowing
their proceedings able that the public
would suffer, from what they would call "A Bank" lis OBJ
ect to be- to endeavor 10 draw public attention
from the bank BY personally abusing The day prsyioa.
To letter to aud Only fearing coscnts, nc 31d he
you'd rather give $500 than have publish in paper as
the honest OF his bank would be well known.
f he prove his credit ability the public require further
caution from Respectfully,
JAS BURROUGHS.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-14
DR.. ELLIOTT,
OCULlsI AND OPHTHALMIC SURGEON
800 B'oadrgg, corner II Duane street,

OCULIST AND OPHTHALMIC SURGEON
300 Broadray corner Of Duane street,
- Confines his practice to
)lsEASES OF THE EYE OPERATIONS THERE.
- ON, when requirgd)
Dr. - Office hour. from o'clock Monday, We'd
nesday, Friday, and til on Saturday.
Dr. WEsTMACOTT Is in attendance daily Sundays
cs2edD also on Dr. Eists patients daring his absence
&Ihe class will be attended to from hafpast
N. B. Or Elliott will remove May to aeI Broadway
Entrance ~ warren street my2syis
I AplES BEAUTY WATER, OR TRUE Eau DE
- BEAUTE Manufactured by DR.. y GOURAUD.--Tbis
chemical and long has been in Europe held
hugh estimation by the ladies' aud wash for peflumng
cleansing and preserving the skin has equal Frcces
wrinkle and pnpes by the constant " this wash, will be
from the lace ITS prop rites vel known and
10 be duly oihose perfumes that has stood
the test OF errericnce 50 cents bottle.
.SuFtRlOR VEGETABLE ROUGE.-Ccmposed mate.
rally from flowers and smplss the only which initiates
nue is perfection TO improve or besuty the complexion
INK AND IRON RUST DEsTRoyER-so cents per
bottcThs chemical reaction " calculated 10 be used
dresses either linen cotun wooen, which have been stain
by i'm nail rust either o loug short standing The
above articles all manufactured BY the celebrated Or
FRANCIS GOURAUD, OF Paris, and Nice-Consul Of New.
port, and may be bad only asT Walker street door from
broadway west sideD eq9 .ri..
WATCHES. AND WATCH .MOyEMENIs.-sn,sr
w Levers Of superior quality, Watch Me,emcns with
hard and gold da with and without extra jewels Tor sale by
w. CHANCE, SON \ co II Plat street
mas i'm and n Commerce street, philadelphia
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-14
From the Evening Star, Of June nth, 1871

CTRANGERS visiting New York respectfully referred
- to the following testimonial -DErTisraYT courier
Enquirer and the Mirror both have referred principle
in The construction OF artificial teeth by Mr. Leysti, surgeon
Dentist No $50 Broadway, which requires more than ordinary
attention. because u ia remark able for its novelty and utility
The complicated machinery OF springs and gaturcs arr ~
dispensed WITH aud s substituted which
enables the artificial substitute 20 be used with perfect for
all Of firm mastcation The Mirror notices his TIM
ement from The fact that a Of this CITY haio
all his teeth but and his lower Jaw was Ncdngy
deficient IN ts mascave powers being only garnished
few front teeh he could not his food with comfort
aud bis facility Of uerance was considerably impaired
few DAYS ago. him ookisg quite Young WIN rand
set OF teeth which appeared quite natural ana snaned
him To perform all the functions Tor which hey ere pssued
never lost one"
Dentistry delicate operation and never should be neglect
ed either in male or female conservator of beauty aud
f huss and such Improvement noticed the
public should cali on the Dentist and have the principle clearly
exraned which will be done with pleasure by Dr.
Levett
Mr LEVITT, Dentist No $50 Broadway, entrance N War
DIS ms'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-14

To THE Error OF rHE NEw Yonx HEs,Lp-
Sir-Ny attention has been called 10 sltement. which
your OF this morning. styled Gross humanity
TOW ards apprentice girl
The child 10 which the treatment audes in the habit Of
doing errands for lady who occupied part OF the house in
which resided. and the ageaon (which you complain
done by her without the knowledge, consent approx on
ofeher myself wife, and neither Of OF the
fact until about hours before she taken the Aims
House. GEO. A. SANDMAN, ia Chapel st.
New York, March -, 1870.
BOARD WANTED for year, from the frat Of April or
~ May with paor and two bedrooms, unurnshed, by
family of three persons, the Seventh Ward below Clinton
street Apply to w d. JONES' 23o Cherry, between 10 and
ocs ok. male lv
NOTICE-The Rev. r. s. JAMES, having been requested
~ repeat his three last Lectures OF delivered By
him the subject Of Female Character and Influence will de-
liver the first Of the three Sunday the Sc,
cond Wesleyan Chapel Mulberry street. Bceeker
SerIice to commence att o'clock. male IT.
DEPLN TO WEBSTER-Win he published this day, A
IL LETTER Ts DANIEL WEBSTER, Of Massachusetts
member Of the Senate of the United States reply his
legal opinion to Barring, BROTHERS 4 CO. upon the
Illegally and unconsi,uony Of State Bonds and Loans Of
State Credit
For sale by Warden Hayward 50 Division street and other
booksellers also, by John Windt 52 Chambers street aud
the offices of the Evening Post and New Era mails 81
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-14
A. PASTORS HAIR OFT,

faSTOK, HAIR CUTTER los Greenwich street--A.
fastor takes this opportunity to inform the public after
ong experience in his business he has rmed composition
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-14

Diploma, Fye, Matanzas; Althera Cornelus Atcherson
Alexandra, DC; Texas, Norris Pad; Virginia Jordan,
Orleans Henry Delaeld Morris, Port Prince Brutu Cot
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-14
Price 50 cents

A UCTION NOTICE.-BRANCHF FIRST SPRING SALE
II OF NEW ELEGANT CITY MADE FURNITURE,
at No e Broadway, on Tuesday March l7th consisting Of
large and general splendid fashionable Furniture
Of every description. Sale positive, without See
tion he ad Of Geo. Morris ~ CoSr aud Express
mai4 81. H. w. CHILDS, Auclioneer.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-10-20

rs y Ear more exceeding and eternal weight % go
~ Are near and dear friends removed fFon ~
Inv tho hand of death? Il may be or our good
that we may feel unr dspandsu"e on God, 500
show us The vanity Of all ea'thly things ~ ah"d'
inc us prcsent' happiness Are We deprived ~ 10"
oo;,,v or ,nose we lave There - consniHtan IN
,I, ,bon.bt tina, the hnId of the Lord is n h., aud
that lie who soc III the end rom the b~Eu"ing VIII
order all things we'll G"d's ways may We mlsi"-
rous TO US, yet they are wFe; they NAV NE 'Ts"""
our feeble comprehension, Yet they are Just ard
good Let us then rejoice that God - our f"hef
and best friend, and that ho who cafcih v" ~"
sparrow, aud ''tcmprreth the wind IN the 'ho'n
lamb =" careIh also for us. And whatever nav be
the lot or station which he shall appoint inr u.s. lsi
us ever evncc the Christian spirit Of reooneilia.
ton and say, Thy teai be dOns.
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CON- IssIONERs' NOTICE.

WYE the Subscribers, having been appointed hy
w tho Honorable the Probate Count ter ,hr
District Of Orleans, Commissioners, 10 receive, cx
anime and adjust the claims and demands OF al
persons against the estate nt
SALMA DAVIS, 2h,
late Of Albany in SAID district, deceased, rcprrssu
ted insovent and also all cluims and demands ~
hibited i'm offset thereto and six months from the
day Of date hereof being allowed hv said court for
that purpose-We do therefore hereby give notice,
that we W i'll attend to the business of our appoint.
ment at the dwelling house of Mary Davis, widow
Of deceased, in Albany said district on The third
Tuesdays of December and February next, at 10
o'clock, A. NJ. on each of said days.
N. :. HILL, r.
WIN ROWELL.
ASA b. BARKER, s'""'''.
Dated this 10th day Of Sept. 1910. l65w3
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

XKTE the subscribers having been appointed nv
wv the Hon. Probate Court for the District OF
Orleans, Commissioners TO receive examine and ad
Just the claims and demands Of all PERSONS against
the estate of Bethiah Richardson iateof Derby in
said District deceased, represented insovent, and
all claims and demands exhibited in offseu there
to, and six months from the day of the date hereof
being allowed Ivy said Court for that purpose, we
do therefore hereby give notice that we will attend
to the business ofour appointment at the dwelling
of Jacob Bates in Derby in said district, on the
ond Tuesday of December next at one O'Clock +.
NJ.
Dated this Cd day of September, A. ID. 1910.
CHARLES KlNGSBURY, }Coumm;ss;oo.,,
JACOB BATES, S''e'''
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CoUNTERFEITs, BEWARE OF ImPosI-



Each genuine bottle is enclosed IN n bl1e wran.
per, on which y label, signed by SAMPSON REEp
NONE OTHER CAN BE GENUINE
u The outside Yellow Label w IN have ON ana
after December 1899, in addition TO that of Ssmn-
son Reed, the Signature ofWH. JoHS Cutler. one
OF his partners.
The great celebrity Of the Vegetable PuImon,yv
ba'sam has been The of attempts to introduce
spurious articles, which by partially assuming the
name "f the genuine, are calculated to misead and
deceive the public Among these mixtures are the
american Pulmonary Balsam,' .'CompoundPulmo-
nay Baisamc Syrup" Pulmonary Balsam' Gear.
ters Compound Pulmonary BaIsaEn,' and o,hers
pnrch:sers Tor the true article by its whole name
PULMONARY BAsSAM and see tina, i, has a..
marks and signatures of tho genuine.
Each bottle and seal is stamped Vegetable Pull
monary Balsam
~osE MORE CoUETERTEIT, besides the sAmeri.
can pulmonary Balsam, and others above alIuded
m-hn attempt has been made to deceive the nub
&c oy spurious mixture called Vegetable Puiino-
nary bsisam, sometimes signed Samuel Lee and
sometimes sampson Lee-said to prepared by an
unprInoipied man in Bangor, Me- 'fhe name !,
written IN way to resemble the genuine signature.
aud ie a most foul attempt to deceive the nnbi;c
ana avoid the punishment that await actual forvs-
nv. 80 60
For safe by REED, WING & CUTLER flat.
Low a. Reed) wholesale dealers in Drug, Mi;
c,nes, Paints and Dye Stuff, No 81 Chs,bs,n
street Boston, also by Luther Jewett. ST. Johnsh"
~, Va, and A. Mcmillan Dsnville VI.
Price so cts. rs-,
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COUGHS, COEEs@.
lad az aissascs ~ ne Lamrs.

Had az alseasss ~ fls LalRwa.
THE VEGETABLE PULMONARY Raj
n SAW - briirved - ne de~sryrJiy ths most
P"pHias Mcdsctus knavn ~ Apser,ca fsr
coughs, caids. ssfinsa phfhissu. ruasaauar issa
Wh"oring roagh, and foitn"aaFy atIveIioas 81 eve
~ kind.
The Vesvtshle Puipaouarv hos been Wv rnsrn-
-isely ass'i Hsr abvut twelve wears i1s repotn
uoa has been conslaBIiv Increasing so uasversa {
y F"p"'at has 'h's Rrti0l" avooms thVt b.
con.iast~d ~ stnndsra srii-is IN larse part Of
the iaf.i states sud nrtttsh PROVING Mans
iaHsth~s hssg o. constantly by thssn consolidating m
The mes safe and Ceftaia retnedy for the above
complaints. TIE propFIetgrs have reserved and
are regstvbnR recommendation Esas ma
nv of suF bret Pa tats, Nha nake a-s aF V IN
their p'Ectsca- The aarues Of Gvs individuals
who hsvs Rivse thef testimony in fsxeg or ~.
t'eis heFe sea- iasned sBa Soc naes f.li sccauut
Ses she envelope - the bntife,
Doct. Auors Hauiiae, Doot Samuel merrill,
Iruwa" Assli Timothy Baylie~,
Th"Fnss BroVn, J-re EllswsTih
Wili'sm fouy, Aihsu Guild.
AN INTER ESTING CASE
EIiFact 81 iettff from Mr.. e. : City, kinRstsn
Llsics coauty y. Y 20 the prnpuetoFs.
louss 81 the Oh in-tsat va dulv received
Fs"arkabie rure Sc. sGsried ~ the Vegetables G'ni
monsIy eslsaa, W ne winter and spsiaK ~ I-css
The person, Ar Moody, had been strk q isas tt..s
VIA the consumption. Ellis physicians bod Rtsep
hiw 30 TIE vas reduced -, low ~ tn De n1shle
10 hsip htCssif, and Was raising lapes saatt,ry a.
'ie"a' shen ne commenced asisg ttss nalsam.
WINCH Objected q camPiste cure, cad be 10 aoss a.
hafs and hearty svsr he wRs Mr Maads has
removed Gssn tbs s"vH, hHt he has promised N.
more aeia'i~d .eeoant Of has unss, ,sh,eh wills
",ssaRa roo. q. :. CLAY
kIngs,oa, " v. JaHs At. 1855
AfEvie NotN Scotia
- fhe St"t0F - i~37 and irIs . veas e~,s~a 4
WIN stotrEG csuMn, NasGA ruatfnwad t1a az 2
l'fsS "enihs My eoaEh 20 severe that 1
Nas "oiiEoc 10 81 up two ta.se hvtfra dur. &
ng the night and wss much reduced in A.sh Ard
"enRthi and my appetite gone. On. Of nv uesab :
'ors mad a bottle of the Vegetable Pulmonary Bal.
am, which he would no, sell, he however loaned 4
10 me WI could get him another. | experience
ID Immediate reliei from IT, The first opportupitv /
had procured more at 10, and the use Of n / \
scribe The preservation OF my life
JAMES w. LENOX
Dec. IL, 1888.
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THE pubic are hereby Boiihsd lhss the Plough
business Wid b~Fvsitsr Dc carried on by the sub
scTiber a. the old stand q Moore Aasnu a. Co sua
no sfrris saIi be- wanting have the farmers veil
FaPpitrd with PssoahS ~ 6rst rate gusiiiv, 4
shares constantly on baad % Is. Ssid PlouRs svti
be kept ~ Agehis "a most of The Ptinepai toysns
tn ths sci7lfy The supeunriiy ~ the Moore ard
Mason PiouHhs iur turunz snlnosh EBrroy "a hsut
AFrsttng aad farming up hrt snd drawing sasy b.
sssti kunuR Viai feaul 4aendatf8us are considered
unnecessary. ! would oniY sly g. farmers nv fir
youFprlyer JONATHAN q SKINNER
Vernrf TaarFRft fs4U ysfsasf
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SyfFuRFEn eas sils eenu Fnaes t.f@
y ft.s rare ts-ast fstssass ta aeHsfesNt eeaae
80 alsstst aas halstFFa arras H' rffrlAsfH taea
80 stn.a ~ ~ tftssstanf9 arrfV ~ Wfst aNse
res si.fst.i 90 arses fsEetEfIFF Hu@ fstt4NHs
tass --ons Hoas gtk-N. ~ W -, $50 f~
4sf rraasa hfntsf.-~a FlafH NNH
WOt,sF. SnED Hud WflDb gsffa ~ - ge -
80 arhrsl -l.sasH uish.n asasaf $50 fsfNar Nf'A
.,.A suw-u.aH 1iit.in ~ mis ~ $40 FfeaaaaRs
.s,ts 90. a pnrf III esd 9swer fhs naet saaaa ats'
- dsy. v a. -
Uhmm~ "a sNheslurh Hati0w.
angNsf 50 fe&M
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J, o ctry.
s IN hiER's CON

ny Tug non, nrs HnRToS'
H.. ,h,ourh tho dim woods dying
with moan,
Family the winds are signing
Summer gone
w. ,..ton nv bruised heart iee'eih,
And tho p1le moon her face rev"a'''h'
DarkIy my fiolsteP s'ef'elh
TO weep alone,
Hour af;er hour WANDER
Ry men unseen
And sadly my young thoughts P'"as'
On what hath been;
Summers gone
There in our own green bowers
Long ago.
Onr path through the TAGGED flowers
Troading slow;
on hand in hand pntwining-.
Oft side by side reclining -
We've watched in it's crimson shining
The sunset glow
Dim,y the sun now burneth
For me alone,--
Spring after spring returne'h'
Thou art gone;
Summers gone!
Still IN my warm cheek playeth
The restless breeze;
Still in it's freshness stayeth
Between the trees,
Still the blue sireamlet gnshcth--
Still the proud river rushe,h--
Sill the calm silence husheth
The hearts disease:
But who shall bring our meetings
Back again
Who shall recall thy greetings
Love in vain ,
Summers gone!
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= CERTAIN CUFF F0R TBr
Hacflff

No article eper embroidered 10 pubssf nsf5rs ,-
found 70 sRStrsr better ptyposs. ~ bs-u
higtiy apRroUed hgn fhs irgffy rsks galff
DU.MF'RfEsS f7rCH OLN~TMENy.
No greet s'sd stisnded has bp,osm~ sls re-.
inst aeai~Fs sre ~r&~ung y sfom eli. paste b..
caunirv, A. ralnedr which gives thelr f..
she highest Satisfaction
StuaFnf, connected Wirh one ~ asf Q ...
iusgt1utrs -, wber- ghis ioathsnnie dis~a.r Sol.
fsarsa, observes thSt Dseusffiss gssA 94afs.-
terminated a., ali~v vatinsts uthar app. scat,,-
isii"h 10 d So sod - haa 10 cunsrg'fsnce e. ..
r"pu'aii,sn ip thar Seminar end . 81 ,rffr
Best reae6y kRosra fw re hrL
Tbs preparation. fg p'easantua@-. src .
sa pnftt"n. 'sa~s AID certainty. - unassFuas.
"qaallod- II ds-es nai CauIsfa fhe lrast FhFlt.
mercury, - othsT dangerous irRredlsnt CO.,
~ aPf hcd with psrisct safety - prewaamt % I.
~ ?" uhiidrea % the breast, sad d casft-s h...
snvsisrats. ga
Osn iioUR's Agrtic artos Cxtr f--Anf .- ..
GO hnn taking rsM
fr'ce, 1b rsn's bos, with supie dHegi.ls
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RELIEF F07 - PLLEo-

PEkSON> sihleisa wifh The palufui an r.
snfne complaint ~ ibr Piles are iaglsrmssd .-
usaf mht8ir isssss1=.ists Ysl5sf ~ fhe uss rT ..
vslaahiu med .Cisse. na5ssftsl- Esassas 81 Dbl. |
IN pFeog ~ its efErnrt
fiusse read tss fsl3o,sslse Ca@s ~ s..a. ...
20 ufv roasa fAFt.es = teliaved paftenI -t... ...
weeks s'fh thts .fsssil,'ss.4atn ,rsff .a -
tFctug tlse advertisement 81 Dusslftrs G.r..F
the Piles, was 30 tunsS tft e. sHsr
great tsit Z unf rssntf,sfe. part - bnx rf ...
EiertsNfy sod fBsstnls sss Elected az 1.s.. -
pes rsassaent EUre. ~ a - nav ur se.f. s... .
have bad Ra r~furn uf iis cssrnpiH.r. e.-.s .
thowRh was ac,a.taeiy tgntfhlea VITA d a.. ..-.
tssiirsr nsta@ tsts remedy
Pstrs, . iiss solh aftscIos Eieetasry ... ...
meet, - censs tas slfsos, ahrrs ast .s.. ....
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-10-20
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