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, 1840-05-09
The thorough bret Horse
The Thoroughbred Horse
SANTA TN ANNA

VATILL stand the ensuing season, ono half Of his
w time at my farm in Pike county Mo-, one mile
west of Louisiana; ths other half at the farm of Capt.
James Findley, on the ROAD leading from Louisiana to
Palmyra: six miles from tho former place: ard will be
let to mares at the following moderate prices: $40 the
season; which may be discharged by eight dollars, if
paid within the season. A company of four mares, will
be insured ut twelve dollars each.
The season will commence on the lst Of April, and
end on the 4h of July 1870.
march Il. 1910 Wh. F. WATSON
There will be an exhibition of Santa Annals colts in
Louisiana on the 9th of June. A saddle worth $40
will be gwen as premium on the first best. The season
of ono m,rc on the second, and a birdie worth FIVE dol
lars, on the third. w. F. WATSON.
There will be an exhibition Of FIVE stable horses in
on the 18th of April, and in Frankford on the
25th.
, 1840-05-09

A quantity of old type, for sale at this
"a Office. az.
, 1840-05-09
Cash for Hemp.

will pay the highest cash price for
w good clean Hemp, delivered at the
Bagging Factory, near Louisiana Mo.
April IS. If. BLOCK & MCUNE.
, 1840-05-09
New Boarding House

Bouling Green, Nd
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-30
Il o II Fl f l. LADIES

NJ EACUSE fOR HAIRY UPPER LIPS.
DR.. E. tth,lX G2uRAUDs pEsILAToRy. low:
IRON THE PART wHERE 1T MAY BIZ APfLiiD
w Wills rtE SLIGHTEST INJURY To ThE sKiS.
The researches made BY Dr. FELIX GOURAup ,r,.,,..f
Chemist into Philosophical and Chemical long
snwearisd and acorou application Of
G. ses which are the hidden, occult spiritual 81
plants herus md minerals; son'smra Of The To~s sys
TEN the prneire b. which the growth of hair
suesd, ace lersts retarded completely destryes IN
wore, minute ADD peaetrsng vesga into the theory
fcatons, the from whence a.d
~on efiu powders recommended 10 all with
mar ele'r Ga the upper lay, ssdes % the fee
u would be lille TO deuy the dAgurs bcauitsi e.
male ae' ~ The d. so sira IONS ole bead
surags nicted on lofty aud inelectua brow when "a.
hair fns srched torch. sd = tusab ,hs est ~, "
butte Of beauty. w " ''
One ha. seacsly el,sed sa ti., NJ iq,. ppvssy.
we're trodueed TO the roc Of t sirsrs &c he Unitd
ery puiapa aud superseded every other preparal,os
Inc nd heretofore ~ which
been VA gate 10 the destruction Of the hsr
sear IA mind his important and rrefghe prsof az The
ene.cy OF these nephstofy rowders That the
can see them tested upon the sk of the vendr The 6ow
s rom psnoer OF selected from the New
wehave seen tested Or GorH.rpss Depistsry Powders
aud recomne ii s with confidence 10 AN ladies ~
with sIperuous hair u eectuslly hair in fsv
To be lad only al No Walker from Brosl
Tsy, west &c PEI bottle. Single So'tles sent By msJ
AsentsNrs Brown, ~ Pear st. Phadephis Mr.. X. a..
Reoec that these powd 10 be had nov her. else
New forh but at Walker street. and that druggists
sethem.
These vdsrs equally ,fheseieu. in sprootins TIRE
strongest boards. s2t 10
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-30
SHERMAN'S
COUGH LOZENGES.

A sToNi sHING EVIDENCES OF THEIR VIRTUES.
h-The REV, J,mes Kan, had suffered with distressing
~ npo,ns eor.unp,ion stried popuar remedies
but ~ yan hs esn h 'oms q os ,n ,
prepare 10 de- ~ he could not be cured friend advised
Tes ia. had bees given up lie dI So and he unspeak
able Joy Of all b. i,ad: he began to grow let,
and again through divine bi sig permitted to ma-
mss Giant No Ann street, cured ofa most distressing
cough IN day BY few dses Of shermans Cough Loren
Mr.. r. ,. Kemp Of Newtursh was cured Of consumption
years aHi irving several Doctors aud every thpg he
heart Of Through the blessing OF God, he owes his e TO
Mrs Jcnkus vas given 10 oeursble and expected daily
,rsshe her last She cured in few weeks by these
The Rev DE- .sstmoad has used them in his family, as has
aso OF his church and he cough
d,cine ever was h lrso sfhc stious,
Dr. Alen dstnguhed rhy-eian Of this city says he has
eases and they avay proved eascus lie has always
able TO the most distressing eases Of recent standing in
soid at es Nassan street 1 Becker ~ Yorh; lac Fulton
street BROOKLYN, and 90 Noh srth street Pa,deiphla n2
NIBLo's wiNrER Arrangement. viii ,
pst. Parties, scale OF maenheence FAR surprising all
Thc Bail Roo 100 by feet will be painted and decorated
bv the best artists spripg hoor will be laid down
the most plan for the OF 100 OF
nber Of Gas Lights ,nd abundant supply
OF wing the most brilliant effect will be addict
hs super Room BY feet will ,, fitted up the best
Private Parors and Dressing Roems orlaes
with AZ comforts and aproinm nts, with well
O. The strsnee 10th. Bail Room Supper, and Dress
ing ROOM all the Ia addition 4, hes
vsnep,es terms will We mod rate and pains
The saoon whies fross Broadway will be LET for Con.
Operas The audience pa. Of tie house wi seat 400
with Iarrs stos Of scenery painted by the best artists The
Orchestra epscious, aud the hors well Constructed For
p,siw W. NIBLo
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-30
HYGEAN OF THE
III u M A N III A I r

CONsULTATION,s-By which all the world may regent
- their hair from failing turning gray, b. A. GRAND
JEAN Ne Barclay st cIresntnt BY ihs PLUS system
thickness and length specific gravity, henbty, elasticity,
sreEgh Of the haescts of daHpness and Of heat Of aka
spig bulbs general substanes Of the hsr9aantity
discovery contagon from hair hair inf.l
lille remedy TO prevent Of the curative prine
pie Of Of the first sctos who devoted his time TO
The study har-remsdy to dr. hair oily hair grow
Ins hair, &c.
A GRANDJEAN appreciates and combises with ercar-
specton all the poss given the best hors
his remedies where
ques it, and where for
confirms its efficacy.
The principal eedies different Pass which
guarantees the nfahe cure of Xerotrisia aud the tempo
rary permanent fall of the har all erupons
Of letter nsturethst which is most generally met
the heads of young children 2i-Oderferous liquid
the employment of whcs short tine cures Hydrotrssia
sd-Beautiiul for the healthy hair 4h-A pfcur
Diaphoretic Cap for the Of Badness
finally according the different and
Consultation day, and daring the day only. d. lm-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-30

. bsiore Assistant Wee Chancellor
DC, <S-Ihe Commits Uoners of the Crotcn
.dquaduef Us ne Corporatioa.- This was a motto.
~ a.e 'ianiin Tor aA INDUCTION which his Honor
granted. his Honor read long opnion reyiewis =
the whole course OF the LIE l,lature in regard 10 the
powers and duties OF the water commissioners, and
we eh.c 81 the Affirmative vote Of the electors hav-
controlling the power Of the Corporation over the
fund; ana he conclvded by deciding that the apuyo
val OF the water commissioners was required for
every charge 10 the water fund for expenditures
since the act Of May, 1910. Copies of the opinion
were promised to counsel For the water commas
sioners, w. II. Harrison and ID. b. Ogden. For The
defendants, y. A. Cowdrey.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-30
GREEK AROMATIC WASH.

MONs. ]. d. LA ROSES celebrated Greek Aromatic
M WFsh for cleansing the hair, entirely removing ,he can
drift h the scalp an curing cutsneous disease that the
heat may be liable positively prevents the hair fros f
ling N IL will so immediate relief to he ajache
Af description Of the wash accompanies each bo tie Doc
Nihau Broadway the princ al for the sale OF
the Greek Ar attic Wash. also for sale at Wa Low s.
Greenwich Doctor Symes 50 and $40 Bowsry at
WIN. Watson Apshecars' Hail. 60 Catharne St, and most
the table Drug Stores the city Its nuf
FULTON street Brooklyn where all orders must be adj
dee .sed (post psid) di6ln'
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Glen CuVe.

Glen Cove, you must know,
Is grand spot to go,
When deer is the object in view;
Tho not like the deer,
Which SO often appear.
In crossing the forest Of Ncwe.
They look rather shy,
To an unpractised eye,
Not judge of suck kind Of game;
But, il not too slack,
When once en- thetract,
You may run them down very tame.
'Twere useless to stay,
Should they once" turn at bay"
But set out at once for New York;
For it's very true,
IT'S athing they ne'er do,
Except to a. great City gaulk."
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-30
SpecIaInScsslOns.

Before Judge Lynch and two Aldermen.
Drc 9-Pehy 7hieres-Mary Am Ward, a
very pretty nymph II the pave, was convicted Of
stealing silver watch from the pocket OF one Re-
bert Burns. Mary Ann wept, and begged TO be is.
on; but their Honois were inexorable, and intin
TED Ia Miss Mary Ann that she must suffer some,
and they sent her up 20 the Islana for thirty days
William Junis stole a ksg Of batter. which beings
prevalent offence, he was sent to dig stone for the
William Adams, a light hearted but ragged loafer
stole pair of brceohes, being, as he said
enher by the devil or Jack Frost, who had lately
ran Up and down this city with the northsp ole i'm his
hand.
The Court shook its learned head at this story,
and sent Bill up for sixty days.
hence"
Sarah Harris, precious young husscy stole =
pair OF ladies' white satin :. ;hly bound dress shoes,
and as her mamma said, she would do never NO
more Sarah was sent TO the tomb for ten days. to
SIT on the stool OF repentance there.
Three negro loafers Who rejoiced in the follow
ing magnificent appeilations. viz: Edward Napoleon
Mansfield William Washington Harley, and Bis
johnson, alias Charley Roderick Acres, were alb
convicted OF stealing one overcoat, and adudged
suffer four months each of the stone digging pro-
cess.
John Hart stole some ladies' dresses, and was alss
sent up to the island for four months.
E51he Liberty of Cutting Fire IFo0d-John Kaig
and Tim Hyle, couple ofred head squatters from
the Twelfth Ward, were convicted of the prevalsnf
offence of cutting down ornamental trees and fences,
to make taggots Of "ju't keep the warmth in the
The accused set up, first, IGNORANCE Of the 'aw'S
and second love of the largest liberty, neither
Of which pleas saved them from the wrath of their
Honors, who severally adjudeed each Of the ofes-
ders to dig stone for three months on Blaekw sips
Island.
Three Irish ladies Of a certain age, and severab
bare legged gossOons, set sing ular sort OF wall
as the two culprits lwere conducted towards the
tombs.
Fishting.-Alike Burns, for slspping the face 81
one Of his friends, adjudged to the tombs for
five DAYS.
Abe Demerest whipped city Waterman, and
was otherwise very violent and abusive" to the
guardian Of the night. Abe ret up, first, that he
was highly respectable soapeck," and, secondly,
that it being Christmas time he had got some what
high on Sunday night last, when this little rumpus
was enacted !"
Their Honors. having consulted, said, F." inebriety
was excuse in the eye oftke law" and sent Absy
| to the tombs for the balance Of the year.
| Jem Ward, charged with "correetipg," alias
| beating his wife with birch rod, and Mary M ur-
| ray, who had BACKED her husbands dexter eye
| were severally admonished and dis charged.
| The Court then adjourned.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-30
THE SHADES,

THE SHADES,
(Rear of the City Hotd)
THE Proprietor of the above well known establshm ant
ecihIly informs his friends and the public that he
continues as usual serve .p Chops and steaks fSg 10
Rrebs and other during the day asd evening with
Aies Liquors. anil Wines not to be exeled by other
house the city Tendon Brown Stout ana bottled Porter
BRANCH OF THE SHADES,
81 Aun Street
NJ B-The above houses upon the the Cock
and Raabsw, Flee street, london
IA efn lie
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Frois M'Dousid clarke.
Girl, OF the Garland Waltz.


Yesterday given the Garland waltz, dedca ate
to young Lady Of the City.
:" Her name will be heard in other Ages,
whoa the Queens OF Temora have failed"
Girl, of the Garland Waltz
Followed, fatteI'i, and caress'd--
Hyou're free from human faults
Heaven doats DER that young breast
And Angels whspcr-O! beware!
W heh even NoHan, calls you fair.
Sweet is the smile OF Fame
But sweeter are her tears,
When the heart, too full to speak the name,
(That warns our freezing years.
loards 1t, for our pray rs and signs
Nor lets 1t even reach the eyes.
They laid your garland my feet
boy ISL hand had tw ned,
The orange bloom, and lilies sweet,
DEDICATE emblems Of your mind)
freshen'd by the meek moss rose,
An image OF your beauty, CLOVIS.
May it forever bloom-a sign
Ofyour happy welded Home, my child,
Pure, as the lily leaves that Irvine
With the moss-rose, rich, and Wild
May your Innocence and beauty bring
AROUND you, every endearisg thing.
o. as mark'd your tranquil brow
And the blue moonlight ofy your eyes,
thought, Love might have lent ere now,
Had Slender not broke loose the ties
That c,asp'd me to my Mourning Bridel
As fair Daughter, by my side.
How delightful 'twould have been, for
To watch her blossom'd mind expand
As she chung around a Fathers knee
And press'd in mine, fondling hard
And WHISPERED that she lovd me
When my eyes were dim and my head was hoar
Decisions of youth-divine-but gone
Gone, like the glow of Summer skies
No child for me, ever born
No light to cheer these clouded eyes
Cold, dark, and drear, as the grave ard vaults,
Sweet girl, OF the Garland w ltz
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-30

To ne PROVIDED FORA sexton in England pro-
poses to join with the railroad companies, TO form
bnyirg grounds the spare land by side of the
road, for the purpose Of in,crrng those who may be
from time to time destroyed the line II is also
proposed that the profts arising from these cemcte
res be applied TO the establishment Of hospitals af
the respective termini for the relief Of those who
may not be quite killed.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-30
PASSAGE FROM GREAT BRITAIN AND iRELNAD
- la sasA 80

Persons wishing arrange for u Hehss now
residag the Old Country to ianigate to Amese Jan n
time make sEch arrangements with the saDs Iipe 40
secure to coming possise anu
nenee the voyage The ships employed by TINS nus err az
Of the first built comm oy men oi
experience Th frequency aud Puncaay OF hs DE- %
Liverpool wh3n those settled for aeeiihe coming
out the money will promptly siended to those from "ho
it received. - - ;.h "a
For the greater OF those who ray wish 10
send mosey 10 their friends ber has competed
his for drawing at sight on the Natoha pa
Ireland payable at the various branches Ia the ioo"ns
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-30
,rouer,s Office.

"1He Wages of Sin is DEATH" An inquest wss
held at the corner Of Orange and Leonard streets on
the body Of " hto girl named Jeanette King, who
had for some time pat been herding at that shanty
with gang Of filthy negroes of both sexes, who ex
ist there, and might be expected, this white girl
died on Monday night, in most horrible condition
The Jury found that the death Of Jeanette was
caused by disease, in,empersnce, want OF medical
sid and such like nourisbment as her situation re-
CURED This miserable girl had once been highly
respectfully connected in this city, had moved in the
first circles and been Of great personal beauty sTo
what base uses may VIC not return"
Another inquest was held at q miserable howell
known as I'll IL Orange street, on the body of an
Irish womss, known as Mrs Minure. II appe AIRED
that the deceased had TO-. time past cohabitea
with an Irishman in room where two other couple
lived together, quite premiscuous like, with nine
small children and four big pigs On Monday night
regular row took place among this interesting IA
mily, rum was drunk and sticks were used, and m
the morning the deceased was found living on her
back, but life extinct. Verdict death from in
temper ance.
SrEAMsoATs.-The Pittsbsreh Morning Herald
gives the names Of 1877 steamboats, navigating the
Western and Sonth Western, and South West wa
ea-- liz r III
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-30

| DEATH or A u. s. SESArcR.-We regret 10 learn
that the lion. FrLIK GRuSpY, Of the United States
| Senate, died at Nashville at FIVE e'clsek ON the
| evenipgof tn. 10Th instant.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-30
UARNOEN 81 CO.'S. EMPRESS.


w +. II tENDE Z has associated with himself DEXTER
w BE.lHAM, Jr in TIE Package Express, Foreign Let
ter General Forwarding and Commission tks
firm of HARNDEN SEQ. They have established braaeI
their ia London and Liverpool and Mr. Brigham VIII
reside th permanently to conduct the business Their OFF
N0.2 Wall street. New York; Of Third
Market street, Phiisdei.hx; Of Union buildings
Proydtnce No Court street Boston. Due notice will b.
of their Offices Lsadon and Liverpool Packages
Parcels Boxes ami Samples of Goods Specie, Bank Noss
will be received at either Office and forwarded promptly
directed Particular attention will be paid to purchans
Goods and Letting Notes aud Bills. In short and al
business entusted their will meet with prompt alter
ton -
Letter Bags FOR the British and North American Eoya Ma
Line Sims their Offices New Yesk
Boston, where will be either for the Uniie
Kingdom any OF the Continent the postage Of whic.
paid end All letters paid here be directed
the of HANOE< CO., and their house in Livey
pocl will nay he English postage and renal the letters.
". b. A Goods must be m arked care Of HARNDES
Co They hope by unrentted attention and
age sseui To all classes the community.
EErERENeEs.
7. B. Curtis Eoston Bar Brothers Co Lvcrpoo.
o,odhu Co, New York Fletcher, Alexander Co.. Lon
dou; Wells u Co, Paris.
NIB HARMON & CO. are alone responsible for IN,
loss injury articles property committed 20 @
assumed attached
the B. and ard ). r. Roads, the NJ steam Navigation
Company whose whose Steamers tn
and be transported respect to the their
oas HARNDEN co
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-30

lMEMBER or CoSGREss.-Joshua A. Lowell (Aa-
ministratios) has been elected repre- sentative IN
Congress froa Hancock and Washington District
Maine, by majority.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-30
PUsLIsHED DAiLYv BY rrr
.urS e ORDON BE- Z -
J n ~ r.o 20 O, Am STREET.

- -o1TsJIsIfED DAILY BY
LANES e OR DON , Ben
or 1nVERTl5Ir,G.-The extensive circuia:
$500 sh g gs both town and country makes
Nor r chanAcl for advertisers s. on ,y.,:
20 81 ds,s 81 IS days'sl so 10 days y 81
" VRls i75l9 ~ IL 2oo
TOR A'c 20 20 j 3 months o. 90
KeeRs q 90 o months, 10 90
Beutt, L,a,ts 10 be paid for before their inser
Subsequently inserted in the WEEKLY HERALD at 81
square ,a lp--issued every morning, except Sun
onriso ants per copy. Country subscribers fur
ii; P,0 yme rate, for any specific period, on remit
ed ~ W. Ace No paper sent unless paid in advance
t,e N al iRR,Lp-issued every Saturday morning, at
H. asIorg price sir cents per copy. Furnsheato coun
49, 5ers at So per annum in advance.
EprNrs-are requeted to address their letters 70
90 GnsoS BENNETT, Proprietor and Editor; and all
.srs n business must be post paid
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w. 81. T. TAPSCOTT'S
S. AA A AZ:


40 Peck Slip and South street Ne.o York. 80
The beg re4ind their fends and the psbc
AXE arrangements with persons IN
this who wish l. send for eD from any par oil
Ireland Scotlano, Wales, TO out by hrst
spring ships in is4l.
the firm Just returned from Europe, where he has
with agent throughout
Great Britain aud ireland for tn: greater facility Of forward
whose have been be engaged
with the Subscribers and tsey hope by that eonti~ned alien
the comfort or passengers which has heretofore gained
for their line docidcd preiere other TO merit
continuance OF the same.
The ships this line all Of the frat class American
built mmaded h experienced and oblgng masters accus
,omed the trade and will sail week from Liverpool
thereby preventing ,essary detention and III all cases
when III for decline conEg the passage money re-
turned to th.s from whom il q received.
Pc residing il ireland and Scotland, can lave free
from the ports to Liverpool
Drafts at sight able the principal town. OF Great Br
ais and Ireland for the forward
ed with punctuaIity and despatch. -
so be engaged from Ioaaen, Br sto and Gree
h. likewise from Liverpool to Pnsdeph., Poson, Bsu
more aid Quebec in first class American Packet shiIs
Father par ticaar made kno apple ton to
w. J. Il. TAPSCOrT,43 p ok sip
and ~ south street.
Agents for the regular Packets for London Liverpool New
Orleans Mobile, savannah and Charleston. DIS
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-30

our remarks other dav relation TO q New yorR
Society Library we nticnss hat the wen yhs-
ed sNeud ated BY Mr. A. Dtacons patent Nechan
zeal Lamps also the ts,or House T.ey truly sie
giant srticie ssi svs al
for which purse ihsy generally wsd in all scren'
bhshmes Paris where steady, uoorm light, ~ 81 v~s.
Gee NO ss~oke, 10 desirable.
they vii entirely take the place a ~
and other FROM which ONLY
third the sh " prcsced 9TH the consumption ~ cl
therefore IN pcan Of alone, hey particularly -
ssvakle-
lin. A. pACoN, 70 Massss ,s~s-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-30

DIR. AvENEL'S PROPHYLACTIC REMEDIES
CONSISTING OIL; THE TIGER Pill, forsevsre ard
TiE SsfIES.6a FIELfSr disoTdsfsa condition If
5 iTaE kurHRAsIA COMPOUND for feeble anadeli.
- THE xMxRANTH sYRUr,for morSid.ase,ons OF
s THE ANAoALLIs PILL, FOR irregular aetioa of TIE
THE cARDAMIsE FILL Joraorans.d function ofthe
!. THE vEEBENA rILL. for ailments iueidentto fe.
THE SsSDs fs'lf;s .sa d
TO- THE LArsANA POWDER, for the siseasss sfeha
III The isxrIs LIHIMENr, for obstinate disease, of
H. THE soLIpAoo OINTMENT for niuris.,pseom.
xisSs:sns Of
os Pisais no EXCEPTION e the general rule mott Of
,hsr sas Iss,.s sa%ssy
definite action ofeir,n remedies
.tasa Lss s,,.p, '.aS'es ~ %
curing lasd that nf,iSyl all possible and
sse. With % remedy has 9lysr and never will
ais SKILL and their most eeeua sn,idotes. Med
" s axe % Tssn spes @ SPou H..
ns, r. @ lad Ssn S
,eyes A affection Of the brain requires remedy totally
In Ike ssr.. Of Ess,@snt distinct from
an attack ofp.y All hsisar may Be secondary
organ add VII yisd % general remedy
sS,gS to 81 sns ~. the, sss
orrsf aad general account being intended
aud the virtues ofhe
yaYL.cric may be had with the medicine at
relied eseral yriac,es IN the Of disease
md WILL most easss be found 70 answer the disorders Tor
VARIETY could be adduced proofs ofher healing
e feaey. let the following serve as aspscinen:-
m oSv ssd s intense 10
bowels whch spite Of eeehing, bleeding, clustering niec
soees Tor nssrlv week The bowels rsaninr ahssnstss
:s,s, the three oa * an" *.
freely oresedaadi ~ hoursthe patient wascompstsy
Nr. B-,Ists street, se,Eed with snilar.yppt.ms
isd been four days IN the greatest during which all the
rdrv remedies had been On the fifth day
reER fLf gwen aud IN % hours he returned to his
W O., rovsstrsst, hsdfr sometins cfpsin
inflammation 81 the lungs neessznt cough, dincat
breathing Barehed tongue, great reesssess
.nS By si,i.s dose. Of the .s,eAII rL, two 81
hs.t s .rsS,r. 81 81 c.u ,n
lsTRINGENT PiLLs-Dr. Cherry Astrngent Pills, IN;
eqused for their efficacy Heating the remains ofos
mate and oug continued hsrrassnG eompzin after the
his have cured eases years durs,sn 10 cases bsr.
ysioians have utterly failed Cherrys pills have
sravss few Dose" Vii 'e s"fs For fe%sie w,stn.s.
are ss.eryesy soPp,sr AGENT Y and 100 fulton q.
Bewery; e4 Broadway. Price 81.
B. s9sher, and wester. merchants supplied on Mberd
s and the pls warranted to them at the agency, 70 Fulton
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d. E.K COLLINS CO. 50 seus 81
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