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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-02-06
SHERIFF'S SALE.

HyAKEE on Exccu ion in favor Of Samuel J.
IL Bridge Of Boston in the County Of Snfolk
and Commonwealth IF Massachusetts,, against Ma
than w. Bridge of Charestown in the County Of
Middesex md Commonwealth aforesaid, and 10 be
sold at Public faction GA the 29th day of Fehru-
airy next at III ocleck forenoon at Capt. Samuel
Aileys Tavern in Dresden, one sIlare If the upper
Bridge on Eastern River.
BENJAMIN HATCH Dep'y Sheriff.
Dresden, January. 25th. a y. 1910 3w44
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-02-06
WINTER aSSOR EJMENT.
IN EW GOO0S Z

70. received by the subscribers good sssor,-
- ment Of seasonabe Day Goods, and = fresh
sHa ppo Of Vest India goods and Groceries, W. l.
Rnoo sugar hoIse Moasses, Pork, LARD, Cheese,
.+ALSO-A complete assortment of Crocksv,
Glass and Stone Ware oil of which will b.. sold y,
tho lowest prices. HOLMES q MATHEWS at
Bath, Dee, 5,h, 1899, ,fsS
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-02-06

Those persons who have feared to come
into town, on account of small pox, are in
formed, that not a single case exists, nor has
for several weeks. The two cases that oc-
Cured, are all. Every body attended to
vaccination, and of course, the small pox
could not live among US. So don't be a.
Harmed gentlemen.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-02-06

O. See outside, for an account of the
safe arrival at New Orleans, of the Ship
UNITED STATES, Capt. SwANToN, from
this port. 1t will be recolected that she is
the only vessel, that rode out that tremen-
dous gale.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-02-06

glad to see the old democrats, who have stood by
their country's cause through good and evil re-
port, coming to the rescue, at this important
crisis.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-02-06

.another V;ctim.-Among the passengers
in the Lexington. is now ascertained that
Mr.. John Kicker of Monroe, Maine. was
ono. He had been employed in Mr..
Sweeney's eating house in Fulton street,
and was on his way to visit his friends.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-02-06

fP Subscribers who owe US wood and
country produce, should improve the pres
ent good sleighing. 4
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-02-06

"Bite Of a Lizard" The papers are
publishing an account Of the death Of a
girl in Georgetown. occasioned, by the
bite of a Lizard, some time in 1886. The
same case was reported by US, with full
particulars at the time--so our readers
have had the news three gears in aduance.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-02-06

A school house was consumed by fire,
in Waldoboro', last week. .-.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-02-06

FIRES. New York has again been visited by
another destructive fire by which near tyo mil
lions C property has been destroyed. ~,
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-02-06

The families of the late Messrs. Finn
and Eberle will receive about 81, 100 each
from the benefits given them at the IRE
mont Theatre in Boston, last Week.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-02-06

pA correspondence between Hon. Moses
CAnLEroN Of Wiscasset, and Hon. JOHN HOLMES
NJ Thomaston. will appear in our next. We are
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-02-06
DIET d.

In this town on Monday last, james w. son OF
Mr.. James Ferrin, aged 9years.
Mrs. Rebecca Heal Of Wesiport,
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-02-06
WATCHES & JEWELRY.

TIME subscribers offer for sale (PRicEs TO SUIT
THE rIMEs,) good assortment of w ATCH-
ES, JEWELRY, SILVER {. PLATED SPOONS,
SILVER BOWED SPECTACLES. PLATED
and BRlTTaNIA WARE, LOOKING GLASS
Els, &c. &c. HAYDEN d BROWN.
N. B. Cnsh given for old GOLD and SIL-
YER. INA
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-02-06
ASSIGNEES NOTlCE.

RTARK G.ARCELON of Lisbon in the Coun-
lvn ty of Lincoln has this day assigned to US, the
subscribers for the benefit OF his Creditors nh his
Estate Real and personal, providing for equal
distribution of the same among such of his credit.
ors as shall become Parties to his said assignment,
agreeably to Law of this State passed april LIST,
A. d. 1886 entitled ''An act concerning .4ssign-
ments
Three months are allowed TO his Creditors TO bo-
come Parties thereto. The assignment is in the
hands of James Weymouth of Lewiston.
JAMES WEYMOUTH, J assi.nee..
JOHN l.. CUTLER. s
Lisbon, Jan. 9th. 1910. 3mos49.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-02-06
PORT OF BATH,
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Feb.4. Ship Amazon. new Stinson, for savan..
nah.
81. Ship France, (new) Marshall, New Or.
beans.
Brig Emery, Merryman Cuba;
Sch oskiusko, Fogg, Cuiacoa.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-29

MEDICAL CARD-DR CARPENTER, No. Peek
lVl slip, New York deems proper occasionally to remind
the public at he continues administer to the afflicted at hs
old established Dispessary
nxmber Of citizens Of this metropolis he needs
herad 10 his uctsy disease ts most
picated and destructive forms deem II material
be very specific enumerasg the Of the msla
die, TO which mankind and womankind subject.
To strangers he ber leave most respectfully TO remark hs<
CONFINES himself 10 Office practice and devote himself
sonaly the welfare OF has patients keeps assistants
shop boys and has separate Offices for the privacy Of PATIENTS
who come-in contact.
Dr. Carpenter would add that be regularly educated te the
profession Of medicine and surge and received his diploma
in he year 1873 Of the New York State Medical Society
signed BY the highly respected and much laaented John H.
Rodgers NJ D. President and that he has for long Of
Jers himself the treatment and Of an delicate
md private diseases.
II nearly thirty year, ssduous and srduous apple alton 10
the duties OF the medical profession and constant familiarity
with every stage and variety Of particular CLASS 81 diseases
sded by collegiate and regular medical education, eEe the
practitioner any preference the yro the rro
on Carper deem. consistent and proper to direct
he attention Of public 70 the inference Of the
parison and an investig cation Of his eleirs
90 Charges reasonable and sfeetua cures in all easss
guaranteed Separate and private oeesPs,'en can nsv
in contact.
BE psrtiessr the number Peck Slip near Pear street
81 tfeIv DR.. CARPENTEb
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-29
Special Sessions.

JAN 2s.-Joe Clark, a loafer of the first water,
was convicted being confirmed thief, and adJudg-
ed to suffer the six months.
A negro wench, dressed in the first style Of the
fashion, named Mary Holmes, was convicted OF hich'
ing wearing apparel to the tune OF twenty one dol
lars and also ad Judged to the sir months.
John Jacobs, a loaferish looking vagabond' was
charged with keeping little hell, and with assault
ing one of his victims after he bad plucked him -
John was convicted aSd adjudsed to the sir months
ngton Dixon, net him OF literary renown,
was charged with committing petty larceny; and
having been at the Island before, he sent there
again for the six months
Mary Sullivan, a beauty with pair of precious
black ewes was convicted of flching crockery ware
from the store Of j. Luckey Co. Mary was
adjudged to the six months
George Thomas, who escaped conviction lew
weeks since, was again brought up, charged with
stealing five CRATES in day from variety store
George was sent for the SIX months.
George O'Brien, who said ne had been only feur
DAYS from Sing Sing, was charged with stealing
George said he got nothing to eat and he stole IN or
der TO get sent to his old quarters. The Court ad
ludsed him TO the six months. The Court then ad'
iourned.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-29
PASSAGE FROM IRELAND, &c.
@ @ &

From the we'll known reputation of this Line the very
Perior Accommodations pr vded for passengers consisting Of
every possible comfort and convenience the voyage and
the certainty of the ships sailing the appointed day it is
though unnecessary go into detail respecting the pru
dence of hose about for their friends selecting and
The subscriber would merely say that those making engage
ments with him may depend the same pronrnes and
punctualy beng observed heretofore in facilitating
the emigration of passengers free passage steamer
from the various ports of Ireland and Scotland also be
cured hardly necessary say that when those settled
Tor decline coming QUIT heir money promptly returned to
these from whom il was received. Apply to
SAMUEL THOMPSON Old Established Passage
Office, 273 Pearl street.
Drafts sight and for any amount ase be urnshs don
the Bank Of Ireland National Bank of Scotland PAYABLE at
the various Branches Likewise, London, Lverp OIL Nc
Apply as above. J27 Inn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-29
Police d Mce.

IAN. 2s-Sneaking Negroes.-For some time past
the house formerly known as the Clarendon Hotel
has been closed, in consequence OF SEINE nusWuTn'
liam NJ s. Garrison, who resided at l3o Perryst.-
Garrison was instructed to sleep at the Clarendon
every night, and to keep sharp look out. On Mon
dav night he was disturbed by noise, and thinking
that some of the sneaks had made an attempt or the
premises he hid himself in such place as would
command view Of the door. While there he saw
two negroes with loaded pockets, attempting TO get
ont One of them succeeded, but the other was held
nv Garrison who took him down Elm street TO the
watch house; and while going along, he confessed
having stolen two glass pitchers and box OF cigars
In the morning he was brought up ter examination,
and fully committed,
A Sancfimonious Loafer, and hoe he robbed his
feIIo,c boarer and ho,c he tried TO come Che double
sbnMe orer "hie Tndefatigabie "A few days since,
Mr. Halsey applied to the magistrate Tor the assist
ance of an officer to ferret out audacious robbery
which had been committed at aboarding and lodging
house. at No 20 Nassau street The magistrate put
the affair into the hands Of that interchangeable ofi-
cor Robert NJ Bower, who Immediately went to
the house in Nassau street, and found that sus-
picions had fallen on an Englishmsn, whose name
did not transpire, and sanctimonIous Yankee
loafer named Joseph u. Cornelius. "The indeiati-
gable made several bootess visits to the board
ing house but could not arrive at any definite con-
slusion. Each time he saw the Yankee loafer, the
Latter would insnuate fresh suspicious against
the Englishm,n and express his anxiety Tor the
matter to be set at rest At last Bowyer began to
SUSPECT his Yankee friend, and on Monday he deter
mined TO take him into custody, when 10 IL turned
out that this sanctimonons oafer had committed the
robbery himself and that he had sold the valusbles
taken from Mr.. Hssev's trunk, TO Brock Of Chat
ham street On proof Of this fact, he was brought
up for examination and the stolen property having
been identified, he fully committed. In his
possessioa, when arrested, was found handsome
blue cloak and other property, which now remains
in the hands of the Police Magistrates.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-29
< NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL PACKETS:

EER NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL PACKETS:
@2Nk Sailing from New York the 18th, and from
Liverpool Ell the LIST Of every msnth.
FROM NEW YORK.
Jan'y l3-The STEPHEN WHITNEY (newl Capt W..
c. Thompson.
Feb'y is-Tbe UNITED STATES, Capt. J. g. Fisher.
March ls-The vIRGINIAN, Capt. Lewis Higgins
April l3-The SHEFFIELD, Capt. f. Allen
FROM LIVERPOOL.
Jan'y 1.-The VRGINIAN, $40 teas.
Eeb'y 1.-The SHEFFIELD, 500 tons.
March The STEPHEN WHlTNEY-l0oO tons.
April 1.-The UNITED STATES-66o TONS
The qualities and Of the above Ships and
the reputation Of their commanders are well known Every
sxeron will be made to the comfort of passengers
and the of importers The price Of passage to Lv
rpool cabin IN the other lines fixed at $i4O, with
wines and stores of every description The will be
responsible for any parcel package sent BY The above
ships for which bill of fading taken For freight
passage, apply to sPEPHEM WHIINEf,
dls-y ROBERT KERMIT, IA South street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-29
NEW LINE LIVERPOOL PACKETS.
80. ~ ~

SGAAk Sk2S8k
To sail from New York the 25h, and Liverpool on the
18th Of each month .....
FROM NEW YORK
Shin SHERIDAN, Captain A. Depeyser, 25th January
GARRICK Captain A. s. Palmer, 25th Fsbruary.
ROsCIUS, Captain John Collins 25,h March
SlDDONS, Captain N B. Palmer, 18th April
FROM LIVERPOOL.
Ship sIDDONs, Captain N. B. Palmer 18th February.
SHERIDAN, Captain +. A. Depeyser, 18th March.
GARRICK Captain A. s. Palmer 18th April
ROSCIUS, Captain John Collins, 18th May.
These ships all of the first class upwards of 1000 tens
built in the city of New York with such improvements as
combEe great speed with unusual comfort for passengers
Every taken the arrangement of their accom-
modaens The price Of passengers hence S40 for which
ample stores including wines, &C. will be provided These
ships are commanded experienced master' who viii make
every exertion to give general satisfaction.
Neither the captains Of these ships will be repon'
,oe any letter, parcels packages sent by hem unless
regular bills Of ladins signed therefor
The ships of this line will hereafter 60 armed and their Pc
cuar construction gives them security not possessed by
other but of For freight passage, apply
E.K COLLINS Co., So South street, ~ York, or to
WAL JAS BROWN CO., Liverpool.
Letters v the packets will be charged la cents per single
hee per ounce and newspaper one cent each iO
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-29
BEWARE OF IMPOSITION.
Who steals my purse steals trash.
nt he Who elche. from me my good name,

Rob. nae most villansuslv.r
nz-PEiNES ORRrs TOOTH TASTE for cleansing
and identifying the teeth received the srs, pre-
MUM al the recent Fair Of the American lnsttste.
Th. uuequallss dentfrice gives TO the Teeth clean and
peay and and prevents every appearance Of
tartar; improves the color Of the lips and gums, pre-
vents and heal. all Of the mouth the progress Of
decay in the teeth and impars pecalis and grateful sweet
ness te the breath
-a Tn. article that we know offor cleansing pre-erv-
ing and Identifying the teeth Penes Orris Tooth Paste
II gives them clear and reary whiteuess, and imIars
peculiar and most grateful sweetness TO the breath We cor
daily commend II TO the atteptsn Of readers, especially
the female portion Of ssn No toilet can he rpete with
out r-Lcdes Mag
The unprecedented celebrity which this most ssceent ar
Gle for speedily obtained under its original name %
Orrs Tooth Paste has unprneFed individuals
make base counterfeit preparations under various names
Of which beware, for tey may probably highly nju
teeth and TO be compared with the ge
nuine than Hyperion sctyr The original ele has now
the fac sime OF tie inventor and proprietor o. w. Pe'ne
upon the label, wthou, which II not genuine. =
For safe ony al the Bazaar, 7s Broadway b Suon le
Broadway; H. Hart NJ. d. as Broadway and 70 Hudson St.
Howe and Guion i9e Chsthamst; M Guon, iH Bowery,
L. scbirfn ia Canal and 80 Henry St ocrnsr OF Phe
Aes;n-B,vsr, Of Coupterf.tsl ms eodsm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-29

RoARp OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MEzrING:-Ihe
President having taken the chair rose aud iniormea
the meeting that he had ,n sor the
ization of the police and the Court OF sessions.
was necessary to be thus prompt TAXING
on the BILL if it was delayed tne J nv nn;
the LEGISLATURE before this Board could oher any OPP
Mon thereon Several petitions were then present
ed. and among them one from John II. burhe'l, the
Assistant Clerk of the Board asking ior an enquiry
into his conduct. SPECIAL CGm,n Graham Conner.
pointed, to censist Oh Messrs' Le'' "
Bavlis and O'Nel =, ,,...;
which had been adopted by the BOARD vi Aiuei t
in relation to the bill before the Senate oil the
State for the reform of the Court d Sessions.
y Mr. Graham made long and vituperative speech
against the Board of Aldermen, and denying the
right of the Common Council to interfere win the
State Legislature except it regards the financial
affairs of the municipality.
After several speeches pro and con had been
made, Mr.. Graham replied, and nsinuated that the
Aldermen of the city were no better than so many
Ioafers. "Loaing round the Court OF Sessions,
said the honorable member, " for the purpose OF
earning petty pittancc of four dollars per diem,
Mr.. Lee said it was the first time he had heard
that the Board of Aldermen were a set OF loaters.
Mr. Graham said he did not say loafers, but ne said
they " loafed around. 80.
Mr.. Lee said if a man could loaf around without
being loafer, why he did not understand the Eng
Iish LANGUAGE He was certain that deal OF corruP'
ton existed in the Police Office. .
Mr. Bayl,s sad that if the police was corrupt
the Board would soen have an opportunity vi ie"e
dying one half the corruption ,
The preamble and resolutions were then passed
by party vote, and a special committee appointed.
ResoIations- the Fire and water
Committee to contract for a quantity OF pipes, 10
be in readiness for the water TO be brought from the
Croton river.
This resolution underwent long discussion' Dat
was ultimately adopted
That the comptroller report the amount ., les'
received bv each member Of the Board of Aldermen,
as Judges of the criminal courts during the years
1888 and 1882 respectively. Adopted
Requiring The Fire and Water Committee TO re-
port forthwith the amount Of money expended oy
them during last year, stating also for what purpose
the same was expended. Rejected
Requiring the Committee on the Croton wafer
Works to report the amount of pipes already iaid,
and the quantity required for the completion oil the
Croton Aqusduct. Ordered to lie on the table
Adjourned
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-29

90 TO THE PUpLlC.-we call the special stent.onof
he public inducements held out by SYLVESTER Co
s6 Broadway % investing real estate situated New Or
leans Notwithstanding the attempts made by the Ptcus David
Hale Journal Of Commerce. have good Tor
knowing that the affair in question possesses the entire cons
epce OF the recommend those persons who
any doubts call Sylvester Co. who DESTROYS
giving the fall and perfect sstsacton reply TO any
a,.i,ies made eHs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-29

yAUTlONA letter addressed TO the ssbscIoers ha' Den
taken from the Post OAcs BY unautsorzed
containing etts Of Sterling Bills, amounting 70 s.o
drawn BY the Bank OF 6haeston s. c. on the BANK wan
chester payable in Loudsn TO the order OH ra'n ano
dated on or about the 18th inst As these os are not en-
dorsed BY them persons hereby cautioned against pur
chasing or n.gsa,inq the same except from fsrsh or
;as5stw. L. NJ. WILEY CO. 1872 Pearl
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-29

nOCTOR GLOVER is consulted as usual at his Cfic.
~ His practical experience, and his recent chemical
experiments have enabled him to introduce into his practice
several articles which prompt curing those
to which he devotes his attention.
Dr. O. apprises strangers that he has received regular medi
cal edueaon and has devoted his attention for the last ter
years to select branch ofhis profession His Office is No.
Ann street Private entrance third door from the Museum
through eatry with lamp at the Office door
~ b. The Doctor keeps general assortment of Trusse,
and suspenory BaHdsgs which adjusted and applied
above.
Ps His celebrated Elixir may be had his store Price
one dollar Jew
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-29
FOR NEW ORLEANI
- - @

LOUISIANA AND NEW YORK LINE Of PACKETS.
ITO sail every other Monday.)
Ship LOUISVILLE, Capt. Allen, Monday, 9th Jan.
SHAKESPEARE, Capt Cornell, 10th Feb.
HUNTSVILLE, Ca {. j. Eldredge, 24th Feb.
SARATOGA Can't. w. hathaway, 7th March,
YAZOO Capt. Trask 23d March
MISSISSIPPI Capt. - 9th April.
The above ships all Of the first class eoppered and
per fastened of light draft of water and built in this city,
expressly for trade with elegant for pas
sengers and commanded by able and experienced
The price passage New York to New Orleans fixed
at $780, and from Nav Orleans to New York at 800 without
liquors They will all times be owed up and down the Mis-
sssppi by steamboat and the rcest pnctualiy observed
in their time Of ssiag. Neither the captains of
these ships will responsible for ewery, bullion precious
stones silver plated for letters parcel pack
age BY put board of them, unless regular bills Of
adng taken for the aud the value therein express
ed All goods sent TO the subscriber will be forwarded free
of commission. For freight or passage, apply to
E X. COLLINS co. So South ST.
Agents in New Orleans, FORDICK RASINE.
No goods received after Saturday evenings previous to the
day of sailng. jalO
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-29
A CLEAR VOICE
IS THE BEAUTY OF SPEECH.

CIEhh fOlOE
IS THE BEAUTY OF SPEECH.
MEMBERS OF THE BAR, SINGERS, PUBLIC
I1 SPEAKERS, ACTORS, and all whose employment
requires the constant Of the voice. invited make
trial Of this preparation Numerous certificates from nd
vidua Is, similarly engaged who received decided
benefit from its may be by calling the under
signed.
CERTIFICATE.
This is 10 certify that my professional duty requires the
constant ofmy voice, and three months
attacked with cold and hoa rseness by u,ng
large package ofthe Clarified Essence Of Hoahouna
must say that perfectly relieved and recommend to
the public valuable remedy.
.. REFERENCES.
Mr.. wm freeman, 22 Henry street, Mr. q. J. Budd As
Division; Mr. j. Gbss 81 Division Mr. Smook las Chrisy;
Mr.. Gossin Clown Amphitheae residence 70 Bewery; Mr.
Vaneoot and family No II Hicks street Brooklyn; Bsy
Esq so East Broadwsy r. Reynold 81 Christy street
AgentsM ii. Burrell, Druggist 20 Chatham street cor.
Of Doyeri t. Horesed No 4s Bovery, opposite the
Bowery Theatre,
The above is compounded from IS different ingredients.
None genuine except signed
j. PEAsE * SON, As Division st.
Where can be obtained wholesale and retail Directions
for use on each package. Jar Inn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-29

Mmcn starts from the Western Hotel Ne. Courandt
every morning. at O'Clock A. M both sides of the
;n nver Those Passengers who wish to sleep nights
aXe the west sde and lodge at Nswburgh 6rst night;
eona Agh at Catski arriving at Albany day, at ID
be beat. ~ S' Wv ' 49, 1890 ~ :
Wehave extra agents travel on this route TO see
. he drivers do then duty. The public may rest assured
her never was better line OF stages than the present
No Courtlandt street "
jalo If y REACH and oth.rs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-29

vXTANTED-A situation as Porter in store, BY young
wv man IS year. Of age Coed refer, given from his
last employers Please apply at ls John street s2s lw
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-29
DR VIM EVANS CELEBRATED MEDICINES ars

~ xD,, vvANs, CpI war ATEn MEDICINrs A..
| IN VIM ErANs M NJ . 'r-o ces
- composed OIL vesetaoie sues'aces, wiz" ..u =. ~
action upon the heart give an or 20 .he
RAJ sysiem-ths blood quckened ana equa-ed IN s ciea
uon through all the vessels wne.her OF se M e
Tea Internally, or the e1remues anu as All se u
The BODY are drawn from the oiooo theie IN
crease OF every secretion ana acoh OF ne
ant ana exhalent or disehargmg vessels an morpa ssn
WHICH may have taken place Is corrected anu
removed the blood purified, and the body resumes hsahw
state , -,
ihese medicines ater mucn anxious ulaI aAu e .. On, NV
ing oeen brought py me proprietor 10 the A PEI
iecuoh 'upecede the use OF the ihnmera1e o'her
and are SO vel aeapted 10 ,he frame ha' .hs use n
maintaining the body N the Que us %
anu ;, 4, "e M mn. t"n !, n,hsw;s would
J 49, ;d -, h, m somnpd and ,raron;I that cid age
hsn !, a; Lii ans,r . rsss;ng and not rae 10 manv
- -, I,d A. -; ~ Nod IN. inrrrd ~
W ~. I. :."2 a.-a. ~ ro;ssrv IA