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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-10-31

,Thi, is unfortunate sighed Marian;
Cor. ignorant oi your attachments, the king
has commanded her to accept Jules de
Rooheloucaule, and--Ilerc he comes
y ou ann me at once, Marian. | tcdS
infrm of purpose; am SO no longer.
Count the kings command leaves you
no choice; but it is also one which you hare
sought. Deprived Of the hope OF being uni
ted to The Marquise de Brissic, life would
be 10 me no longer of value. You stand
between me and that hope. Iou are the
blight upon the fathomteSs loUe tChtch i
hare cherished Upon your head De the
ioifeit-or upon mine, Hard bye the Pet
it.Trianon at eight Remember
There was still strong twilight at the
hour mentioned; the Duke was at his post,
pacing impatiently TO and fro. Five, ten,
fifteen rninutes and no Count. Anger, con-
tempt, desperation, fury-succeeslvely sci
zed upon him, when in the very height and
whirlwind of his paroxyisln the laughing le'
male veice rang in his ears
Sorry to have kept you so long waiting
for had the charge, exclaimed Marian
'of your antagonist; but the fact is, she
YES, she--as the Count de Rechefoucault
liked not her cavaliers dress, and pie
fers appearing before you as you noto dp
near before her--wITHoUT DISGUISE lnei
come forth
Ofcourse, the Duke was at her feet a,
moment mime: and never after was he
victim to that painful insuficiency OF char
acter which might have made an 'ower tru
ale of Marian's merely fabricated comman
ofthe French monarch.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-10-31

"My DEAR said husband to his affec-
ionate better half, after matrimonial SQUAD
bic, you never will be permitted 10 60 to
Heaven"
Why not p
Because you will be wanted as a tor
DleU down below.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-10-31

The New York Times states that the In
surance Offices in that city are, in eonse-
quence of the war news From Europe, un-
willing to take long risks.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-10-31

Democrats in Roman-Federalis in
Halic,
CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION.
Philadelphia city and county
First District-Chares Brown.
Second-John Seargeant, Geo. W. To.
land.
IHird-Charles ]. Ingersoll.
Fo,,yth-Chester Lane asler 81 Delaware.
Jeremiah Broun, Francis James, John :
EkWdrds.
FiHh-Montgomery; Joseph Torrance,
,Sirth-Bucks; Robert Ramsay.
Seventh-N Northampton, Wayne, Pike
and Monroe, John Wostbrook.
Eighfh-Lehigh and Schuylkill Peter
Newhard.
Niath-Berks: George NJ. Keinl.
Yenfh-Dauphin and Lebanon: HIM,
Simiat0n.
Eieranih-York James Gerry.
TUegh-Adams and Franklin: James
Cooper.
Ihirteenth-Cumberland Perry and Ju.
nata: William s. Ramsay"
F1urteenth-Cenue, Huntingdon M,ti1In
and Clinton; James Hwin.
Fffeenih-Cuumbia aud luzerne: BENZ
! A. BidIack.
.Siateeaih Northumberland, Union,and
Lvcoming John Snyder.
Sevenfeenth Tioga, Bradford, Susque-
hanna, Mckean and Potter: Davis Dim.
mock, jr,
Eighteenth Somerset, Bedford and
Cambria: Charles Ogie.
Nineteenth Weslmoreland and Indiana:
Albert G Marchand.
1uentieth Fayette and Greene: EnOs
Hook.
7tcenty First Washington; Joseph
Laurence.
7tcenty Second Allegheny; HiIliam
" TDin
Ticenty Third Butler, ClearGeld, Arm
strong and Jefferson: William Jack
Tt0enfy Fourth Beaver and Mercer:
John Henry.
Trenty FDfh Erie, Crawford, VenangO
Wsrren and Clarion: Arnold PIumer.
The present delegation in Congress,
stands is Democrats l3 Federalists, in
itGtic.
["Slnce deceased.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-10-31

The following is correct list OF The
members of the state Legislature, and mem
ber, Of Congress from this state, as elected
on the 18th inst
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-10-31
SCHOOL TEACHERS.

Several School Teachers are waIi'su
Bloomsburg. Teachers, well quaIi,ileu .. o,
well recommended will receive good w's, K
Schools to commence about the first oil y
vemher next. Application to be mau0
the Directors.
Oct. 10, 1910.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-10-31
EoenmsyIvamia ECgislatIll'
SENATE.

SENATE.
DIST. l.. Philadelphia city-FrederIck
FraIev, Henry S. Spackman. >,
IL. County OF PhlladelPhia-- Mchaet
Snyder, Charles Brown, BerJan'i" CrlS-
pm" ,r.,
Ill. Montgomery. Chester and Delaware
Nathaniel Brook, Abraham Bower" john
r. Huddleson'*
Nv. Bucks-Samuel A. Smith,
V. Samuel Fegety.f
vi. Lancaster aud York-John Strohm,
Thos. L. Cochran William Liester."
VII. DauphIn and Lebanon--John ALI
linger.
VII. Huntingdon, Miflin, Juniata Per-
~. and Unien-Robert p. MacIay, James
Mathers.*
TX. Columbia and Schuylkiil-- Samuel
F. Headiey. @
X. Lshlgh and Northampton-JOhn D.
GibbonS.*
XI. Luzerre Monroe, Wayne and Pike
-E5enezer Kngsbuy jr.
XII. Lycoming, Centre, Clinton and
Northumberland Robert p. Fleming.
XIII. Bradford aud Susquehanna-EH-
hu Case.
XIV. Franklin, Cumberland and Adams
&C. B. Penrose, Tho'nas &. Mitier.
XIV. Bedford and SomerseI-Samuel M
Barclay.
xvi. Westmoreland-John C. Plum
er.
XVII. Washington-John Ewing.
XVIII. Fayeite and Greene--W'H'am
+. Copian.
XIX. Allegheny and Builer-Thoma'
S. Williams, Chas. G. Sullivan
Xxx. Beaver and Mercer-John J. Pear
son. =,
XXI. Crawford and Erie-Joseph NJ
Stcrrett.
XXI. jefferson, Mexican, Potter, Tic
ga, Tenango, and Warren-Sanautt Hays
XIII. Indiana, Armstrong, Clarion
Cambria, and Clearfeld--Findly Pate
son.
New members marked thus [*]--demc
Gratis, l5, in italiC-tederal Is, IN Roman
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-10-31

Erie Siephta Slriver, Jum@ Dun.
iop. 90,
man.
Nercer--B Banks. Montgome.
'y. r.r
Halic.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,


Philadelphia cily-Wm. a. CrGbJ, Ed
ward e. La,O, Isaac Niger, Benz. N,
Hinchmon, G. Rash Smith, Jacob Gratz;
Jacob Rush.
Philadelphi county-John FELTON,, Ed
ward A. Penniman, John Painter, William
Wilkins, Thos. M. Scott, Thomas Me-
Gully, WIN. Bonsall, Lewis Crousllau.
Bucks-JUhn Apple, Isaac Vanhorn, JO-
Seph Titus.
ChsSer--John D. Steel, I'm. K. Cor
reg, Jhn b. GhriSmaa, Robert FWhcy.
Lancaster Benz .PenneN, Jos. Mcclure
Philip Hon Media, Christian KiG6sr, a.
cob Foremun, Hugh AnarewS.
York-Isaac Garretson, John May, Ad.
am Ebaugh.
Cumberland-A. s.McKinney j ohm Zim-
norman.
Perry-Wm. B. Anderson.
Belks--Bane B.Kuiz, Henry Flannery,
Robert M. Barr, Samuel Moore.
Schuylkil-John Weaver.
Northampton and Monroe--Richard
Brodhead, jr,, John Flick, Joseph I'rach.
Lehigh--Benj. Fogle, Peter Hass.
Wayne and Pike-John Ii. Brod
head.
Observation-Disclosures .. Horton.
Miiiiin, Juniata and Union-JoSeph Il.
Bell, John Funk, Ner MidaIeSWorh.
COumba-Danie Snyder.
WashingloH-JOnathan Letherman, Sam
ueI Livingston, ,Aaron Kerr.
Observation-Disclosures Hill, Wm. John.
son,
ArmstrOng-Wm. T. Johnson.
lndiana--JOhn CumminS.
Jefferson, Mexican and Warren-Jas
NJ. GiIis.
Fay etIe-Robert P. Flenniken, John Ful
Ter.
BedfOrd-Daaiei W'ashaJaug, Richarc
Bard.
Franklin-.AndreaO SniUely, Jos. Pun
roy,
Montgomsry-Ephralm Fenton. Wm.B B
Hahn, William Bean.
DauPhin-SamueL II. CLARK, Benz. Jius
ser.
Lebanon jacob Brumer.
Luzerne-Hendrlck B. Wright, A. Cort
wright.
quehanna-- franklin Lusk.
Bradford--Slephen Pierce.
Tioga and POuer-D. Walklee.
HuntlngGon-JOaeph Higgins, John G
Miles.
Beaver-Mathew T. Kennady, Jas
: SprOH.
Allegheny-Geo. Darsie, I'm. Di
Uorth, Isaac Lightner, Daniel McCm
. dy.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-12-18


Aiang ol oNf brother editors 81 lh eIalt
have lof some Time been discussing ,lie
upon which he State Convention shsll con-
yene q 1seks6n ana must acknoN
edge ourselves gFeyed q s. ealVs such ls.
unlsn qfan Che abieel portion contend
loF 7e e9na enaa aaH som ay
i should 81 held aIls na others pissand
g hsn bat ihe you'd 81 fslsd
81 resembling some las later. The latter
ere .onl sentiments and for Isis reason.
We have no. heard 81 bus faW counties hey
ing held meetings ind appointed delegates
e attend 90 eon1eniion ID iaes, we may
say Yazon stands alone ia the matter. Now
we would ask, what possible chance exists
tof tie waig party 81 tie State e be fully
and properly represented II that body when
according to portion of Tie press i win
assemble Ga the second Monday Of Ianuely
and but one county las ao9ed HI ne nasse.
The idea Is rather pFeposteFous, we would
say To the end that CHS mater may BE-
arranged, we recommend any day after the
first day Of February bul not sooner. 81
that time the numerous counties ID The
Stare can have sufficient time q convene
meetings appoint delegates. Sc. and lbea
and not TIL fhsns can our party Sc tnlly rem.
resented. What say our wing 81 ihsfns Are
we not eoreet
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-12-18

RIVER PIlAFgTlA gTION
FOR SALE


RIVER PLAN TON within few
- miles Of Nazoo City consisting of Oh
goo acres Of land, 200 acres cleared can be-
bough upon better terms than any hitherto
gwen tot such property. There Is no better
body Of land ia Tie State than This, and none
more handsomely situated, havinga beauii-
full front Of nearly two miles on the river.
a credit viii be given Of four, Ave 81 SIX
years, and apurchasers with not less than
fifteen or twenty hands can arrange 10 pay !,
annually the proceeds Of The place, without
being compelled to meet stipulated install
menls. Five Or ten hands will Be sold with
the plantation If desirable The price viii
be very low and title good. Enquire Of
SUBLETT, NYE 6CO.
or RI. ABBEY.
YaZoo CITY. Dec. a. 1870. 2I-tE
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-12-18

r will sell to the highest bidder, for cash,
il front Of the Phoenix House. in Yazoo
City, on Saturday, the 6th day of Fehruarys
1871, Lots Nos. IL and 13, situated ID
Yazoo City, in that portion designated the
.sCommons;n levied on as the property 81
Swartwout s. Ford, and viii be solI, or So
much thereof as viii satisfy the taxes due
ssa len of azoo City for the years
1889 and 1910. and al legal costs that may
accrue thereon.
JAS. PENNY, a. a. G.
Yazoo City. Nov. 6. 1910 l7-l3k.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-12-18
SHERTFF,S SAFE.
ATIhuI MooseIey, use &c.
III snbleft etal

a
M. Suhleit et III.
virtue 81 the above stated execution
10 me directed, from the honorable Cir.
cnii Court Of Yaz0o county, Mississippi.
viii sell at public sale 10 the highest bid.
der, FOR cash, q the Court House door in
the town Of Benton, Wliilil Tue i.s S:sss pre-
scrihed by law, on Monday The 18Th day 81
January, 1871, the following property. 10
wit: Lots Nos. rs and IS lying and being
.in Yazoo City, ia that portion 81 the town
known and designatedas the Commons.
Also lots Nos. 4l2 and 4I3, in Yazoo City.
ALSO
Lots Nos I, 5 and s Of Section 8, Town
ship No. l3 Of Range No. 2, West; contain
ing 273 73-IOO acres.
ALSO
Lot No. 6 az Section No. 4, Township
40 u, Range No. 2, Yves; conlaing l26
0g-I00 acres
ALSO
LotNo. 4 Of Section No. 3, Township No
y, Range 2 West; containing I37 acres,
$500
ALSO
Lois No and 2 Of Section SO, Town.
ship No. IS, Of Range No. 2, West; con.
tanning 225 s4-I0O acres.
ALSO
Lot No. 2 Of Section No. SO, Township
No. IS, Range No. 2, West; containing 70
acres: levied On as the property Of Valen-
tine u. Sublett to satisfy the above stated
case and cost
a G. HARRISON, Sheriff.
By. ! b. HALL, ID. S.
December I6, 1910. (P'rfee S12) 2S-5t
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-12-18
Tax Collectors Sale

Will sell D ihe highest bidder, lor cash,
il front of The Phoenix House. il Yazoo
City, on Saturday. the 9th day Of February,
1871, Lots Nos 16l, l62 and 165, lying Ia
Yazoo City, situated On Broadway q Wash-
ingion Streets, levied on as the undivided
property Of w Dorsey and John Alston,
and viii be sold, 81 So much thereof IS viii
satisfy the taxes assessed assessed for the
corporation of Yazoo City for the year 1910,
together with all legal costs which may ac-
cfue thereon. JAS. PENNY, A e g.
Yazoo City, Nov 6, 1910. 1915.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-12-18
NllTICE

"a ME subscribers respectfully inform ih6
citizens of Yazoo and Che public gener-
ally, that they have recommended the
Watch 81 JeyveIEy business,
III Yazoo City, where they have JUST opened
SiIger Spoons, Rodgefs Cutlery, Fancy Ar
ftie.. &c. They also tender an acknowledge
ment 10 their old friends and customers for
past patronage, and hope BIZ strict attention
@ business, 10 merit its continuance. Every
exertion will be used to render entire satis-
faction to all who may favor them with their
custom.
WILSON q KLEIN.
Yazoo City, Nov 20. 1910. 7g-tf.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-12-18

ssJH perVeIse and doubtful eonfse oflove.
That reaeheth ioi Bliss and clasps pang' z
AZ the impudent TELLER said ven he goi
. slapin the moush for attempting to kiss his
sweetheart.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-12-18

Ne understand that AMEs EDwARps,
late pags owner and editor Of the sNaschez
Courier candidate Tor CLERK &c sle house
Of Representatives ID place 81 W. Need.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-12-18
3. Rowan Harden, ESD.

A CORES pOndent over the signature d
= Wing II to-day's paper, proposes The
name Of this highly talented citizen &C AGO.
as candidate for Congress, a. the next
November election OF course, We do moi
wish 70 dictate 70 the Convention who they
shall put ID nomination for The various Off
ces, which they win Sc called upon u I'LL,
bur must say that q our humble opinion.
land zee kaop we speak he sentiments 81
hundreds d voters Rowan HARnEN. viii,
as representative Congress, do honor G
he State. NO man would we more cheer
sslllg support, and none, whose name has
Jet been proposed, would sake more pea
sure II deVoting his entire time, and abili-
ties Is tie extermination Of the miserable
faction whose predominaney has brought
about the present deranged state Of affairs ii
the business transactions Of the country than
Mr.. II.
"a Whig' asks that his friends may te
allowed 10 discuss Mr.. Ii's claims ii oppo-
.sition to other names proposed 40 which We
answer that the columns of the WING are
open 70 al writings having tendency %
preserve union among our party, and enable
the approaching Convention more easily %
select didaies who win unite The entire
vote q or parry q The State.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-12-18
TAX COLIlFCTORs s.AI.E

TAX COLLECTORS SALE
RY virtue ofauthority in me vested Us as
SCISSOR and Collector Of taxes for Xazoo
County, I viii sell to the highest bidder for
cash, al the Court House doorin the Town
of Benton on monday the ! 1 day % anuafv
1871. Lot Number AZ situated ii the town
of Yazoo City, formerly Manchessef For
the Taxes due thereon for the year 8Ss
Said Lot is claimed 81 Stephen D. Howell
s. e. 4 MES.
q,
October. rs, 1910. 14-141.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-12-18
Tax CorlectOr 5 Sale.

"a DOII9OIDI > E-lIIoe
will sell TO the highest bidder, for cash,
in front Of the Phoenix House, ii Yazoo
City, on Saturday, the 9th day 81 Feruary,
1871, Lot No I57, situated on the corner Of
Main and Jefferson Streets, in said Yazoo
City, claimed BY w Dorsey, 81 H III Pease,
and will be sold, or so much thereof as VIII
satisfy the Tax assessedfor the corporation
Of Yazoo City, for the year 1910, together
with all legal cost which may accrue there
on.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-12-18

% a. STEVENS gDaT0as
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-12-18
Tax Iellecforg Sale.

Yazoo ely, Dec. 4. I840. q
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-19
SHERMAN'S INDICATED
LOZENGES.

COUCH LoZEN0Es for Coughs Colds. Asihua, Whoo
v ring ouss tahtnsss Of Chest and Consumption war
fsned superior all other remedies they quicker and
woRM ToLENGEs f,r destroying worps, that never
fail Ovr bsxss hare been sold, and no Instance has
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
We recommend shsrmass Nedeated Lozenges 70 our ress
the peAanest aud best medicine have ever tired
w. Co.h cured ~ Il drssag cough ~ enc 81
and his children WIN
snforr success-fEvsninr star. .
The Imaun Of Ma.esi received By tbs time u.
present. Of reicaied sent ht By Dr. sherman or
Ne- fors h bis hghnes; should Be . speeailh e1rsa ey
thew have bees he Will undoubtedly ske the Docter
prncey reward. While ony srtsnd for the heneh ve
have received, hearty comus ndson-t W sshington
w. ksov 30 better cough nsicn. than Dr. shsrmsn.
Cough they thst v
ansst apiesus 20 b set. % " tAus sgreeahy Sos,d
-fsun.
Br0eklyp. ho
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-19

DINO ANwsHsn OF vast
d
Rhssv
d.daal.d ode rhn
nmolent tsomh more
h
vrpsrx. ~ professors among
o
Igtoh HRn,H4
S
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-19
(Copy nigh, securely

tCopy nigh, securely
A PROPHECY I'm v.ays from ihti tt,as No msn WI
frou>, than those Whfck cisdnss and Dpryp.
The BRANDKETH PILLS cleanse sld purify, and cannot
usure The weak become sireng whis thsy ars used
may bark any tones" What y their efsel They
bind the disease the ~f.u humor IN the body, which ul
matey become great quantity that apopey paralysis
the resst the pstiert thea uds too ste s mstake How
syirr IA, Bosy with Brandreths Pills Is sdoptsd.
that tovchsf0ns Of al human knowlt dye has
proved beyond doubt that this celebrated medicine and The h
body naturally adopted ooe for the ether ~ he aid
the solids made and renewed from the fluids be entirely
evacuated altered and completely iegntatd and IN manner
90 simple as 10 Civ. svsry dsy ease and v eessre
that hundreds Of thousands have bern cured
the rcs diseases b. the 81 these Pills alone II
IA not the diseases By Let the sHtc
pam whether OF internal sx,srns origin gve
sty Tor any further persuasion asrv ar he e to
tnus A until perfect efec ted which will be generally
much Q soner than could be expected.
Brandreth Pills are no es cure than prevention OF DIS
ease When feel dull psnia the head back sdeweay
the least esertiont then ought 70 take dose Of these
PILE This will always have good eject because % y I'M
possible for be the bod without the presence Of
kuvors which produce ana 70 sniy BY heir beng forced
ayt - 10 purx,sg, that he 9th can be restored.
IL, me now recommend two u g.nereI be tld and
20 10 Drurrisf Isr Brsndrk's Pills The first weaken.
~. sosv And The psrcArs, PiH ea,d BsASossrHs
as u 10 insure he pure haser base coHnfee en-
r,h producing e bensacal results q ne ge-s-
~, k,Scrs that must b. purchased Of Que Of the
lie ssspts duly sppoated by and whe bold regular -r.
agency ~hcs % renewed yearly her " an ffsrf
S ~, torn ~ the Cned Safsf
Tbo.. purchss,pg wholesale must remember that AZ my
act s:10T sfR,ee s sI, rs Is NV fRScriI OFFICE
ga pv.,v and Hudson, and l7s Second At ace ny
oSees ksp, exclusively for the SAT- c ~.
~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-19

DR DE ANGELS formerly sprseiiiiopsr 81 re .s
~ the public hospitals At Naples and tpe ol
faculty ofthe city sfNsw York where he has been
physie the 7ps centiuues 70 be cohsuto
.fee No IA Robnpon at between Greenwich St and wf,
Broadway Thr ssiablishpent insnssa e, M impor
good against all the selusons CT Empiiesms n w.
Tart branch Of practice In certan h,eafe aa and
affections Dr. be Angels has been singr ariy
hs ost t,rbe Effects Of those Disorders have equentp
been cured BY him in short space Of iuns vi,n.v M
ieBee 10 the pstient Obstructsns chrome W az .t,n
seal eounrain ulcers IN the hrcs ~ =,
.s,pess Of the and pains IN the Inns
$3.50, .,th .,ran ~ nserous evils arising froy nsEee
,rimpropsry curnq the most nshous
He success great neasuIe 70 ~ -.-, g.rn
sa.d,c.l u~earation which Whilst they fradce.e 80
n lie disease restore ne esscssss rs'ient 10 he Mn
ser vizet rerspe. - Be given W the Dcet'r
a, ss,,s al rrs,sst rsspsctaSilff N hs e''y. OF
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-19

DR.. AvENEL's PRoPHYLACTIC REMEDIES
CONSISTING OIL: THE TIGER PILL fersevsrs and
TIE %sfGEsi6M d.ors.i.d eoDd,o. OF
THE kUrHRAsIA COMPOUND, for s.sl. auds.li
y THE AMxRANTH sYRUr, for morbid affections Of
s TaE ANAGALLIs PILL for irregular action Of tn.
THE cARpAsrINE PILL fOrd,r.ns,d function 9th.
. THE vERBENA PILL, for silmssts incident to fs
: RE 1RUiDs TIScTURk, isS jJ.ssi.ry ana di.r-
10. THE LArsANA POWDER, for the diseases ofeAa.
III The fsxTIs LINI,iENT for ob.iins,. disease. 81
n The soLIDAeo OINTMENT ,fOripjurissanssom-
non diseases Ofthe .kIn
p~rtia sbi. 20 objeetsns The preceding eiasshea
ss PLEAD. no f,s.R,on y ne general a The %o.i Of
embracing series q facts carefully examined and fully
ss o. On on o.y ss
s,sa TIE . rae :.
er.isnsion 81 eur,as asd that ali pessbe
ss. S,lss' one ss Il, rs
% Az = os % and nd s,i Tes
-, ,,.w 70 M :D.es ss,Sn upon ss 1 :,
fs %
,,.. An affection Of brain requires remedy totally
IN ts MANNER droy,y eeors. treatment distinct from
.is Cgs 1 s m
Sa ar rs nc
,eessr adaptation TO the existing rhenom.ns IL. asov.
sa.Sgd 70 peculiar control !. s.s...r,ly ysy
brl~f and account ofbeng INTENDED eompen
Eu Of poruar Medicine rgivingulls "details
minute the virtues ofhe rso.
rgyLacrIc RKMKpEs may be had with the medicine al iie
Bowtpy andsst GRsgp srax.r ksshof thsremsdiss mar
r.eS general Prneples IN thetreatmsnt OF disease
ana will in noel be found 70 answer the disorders for
wbich hev recommended Under each mSdfine great
sy1stv of eoud be adduceS proofs or their healing
.Rcsev. let the following serve az s,pscimen-
MC-qsh streetfs years OF age, dark rplesion, md
ne stature ouy ~sd wss s.ifsd intense pals IN the
lena csore opun and the ik nued With sAmgsted
oleee for nearly week the bowels Remaining ebstnsty
ssstre all the e On the eighth morning orr rIokh rrLl
YES gven three hours the pain left and the bowels
freely opposed hoursthe patient re-
rtored.
Nr B-,isth street. was seized with sin,srsyrrtems
he during which all the
rdvsrv eds had been trsds vain On the heh d ers
frLL was given, and IN 30 hours he rst"snss ave
tsual avocation.
I'd. Crprsstrsst, had soast- .eomplsne oipsin
hs cheat and aensra asssds ~ last ssired Nth
GER. isfsms,on 81 The lungs, inessssnt ssuss dms yii
rsahna pached toprpe great restsssness One rtern
rvsn which Asrrg the day. removed all bed symptons
ND b. gvisg two desss 81 the rsoshl" rLL t~o os
NAGF%Ts WANTED ssasir. Al "a Canal 81. iss- ss
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-19
No. 4 PECK SLIP

DOCTOR CARPENTER continues usual 70 deyete his
entire personal attention to OF all defeats
andpIivate diseases.
Those who the yictns
ofrnquafed with which city
aboane aEty ofesrsws regulating q:
established Dspensary No Peek slip where many Thousands
have been made to rejoice at happy from tAs
manifold diseases.
To strangers, Dr. Carpenter hegs leave add that
Colleges and bis dr. onsin Ibis e' elaigs royal
ey and has had nearly thirty practice ard
nths city and what is most he speedily and ess
tually cures his patients.
90 Separate Offices and entrances for the privacy Of pal
tents who come contact
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-19

q Enn ~ 1T FAILS IN any ease to effect perfect
%OONJcare IN few dsys without the least regard to
DIET, DRINK, exps.sre st.rfsrsnee with bgsnsss OF
all discovered for the of delicate dis
challenge the world produce ANY thing equal
LEROY'SFRENCH SPECIFIC. II has been sold Ia France
for often and thousands have used without
single case Of failure ever being Known.
lonEprotraesd orChronc ths bsnate
Otee Flsor Abus Gravel Female Complaints, akness
Of these organs beyond Doubt the efeetua
edy Uncovered having after
every other medicine had failed.
Recoest this the only medicine ever known that III
positively effect without change Diet free
from UNPLEASANT smell may be ssd y without
the fEar of discovery
NOTES.-The genune heaee 10 pod bottles with full d.
reetons English and French and only be
obtained Ne ss Broadway Once FIRST room, floor
Price 81. bottle. ago sm*