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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-04-23

PADDYs METHOD OF ARREsTING FIRE. Our
sides ached with laughter at the remark of son
of old Erin on the night of the late fire in this
town. Said he--"Fa'th its meself what will
war-r-rk no more to prevint the fire Didn't |
thry to quinch it, so did, and whin stavng in
winders for draught of wind to come in, the
spalpeens wild big pals in their fists, they had,
tould me to quit, bad luck to 'em It's Irish
quinch the devourng illemint. Here he tucked
both hands into his breaches pockets, and turning
on his heel with a look of injured innocence,
trotted off
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-04-23

ARRIVALS. CLEARANCEs
At Charleston 10th, ship Trenton, Maxwell, COR
Liverpool, loading
In Hampton Roads 3th sch Echo, Rob nson. fin
1homasfon for City Point
Ar at Baltimore 18th, sch Forest, Gilchrist Cas-
tine
Ar a, Philadelphia 9Th sch Sarah. Green Thorn
aston, VIA N. York, up brig Massasoit, Trott, for
London, 10Th
Cid. at Mobile 4th schs Enterprise, Lemont, and
Augusta, Dickman, New Orleans
CID at N. York 18th brig Reporter. Carney
Darien; sch Kenduskeae, Johnson, Bangor
sailed I'm Warren 10th, brig Lexington, Perry for
Gardiner
Ar at Boston 18th. sch Bowditch Cof Baneoy)
Jo.don, Turks Island 4aa inst left brig Pinta Pur-
ngton, tor N Haven, next day .dlso ar sch spurtan
(of Warren) Lermond, N. Orleans
ut aatanzas 9th inst. brig Wave, Meryman. fin
Havana
.dr at Boston 18th, brig Emery, Merryman, (of
bath) Matanzas 29th ult, via Holmes Holmes Hole;
sch Ceylon. Smith. (of Hallowell) N Orleans
.4dv at N. Orleans 9th, ship Byron, burlington, for
Liverpool
At Port au Prince 1st inst brig Bulah, Snow,
uncer. 49,
At artigua, LIST inst. brig VIM Puuyrington, Ran
DALI ds'g for St Thomas
At Guyana 26th ult brig Henry, Holbroo,, for
N. York, disch'g
fit Havana 9TH, britt Ceylon, 7rott, of Bath sup
posed for Boston, days.
FIR at N. Orleans 9TH ship Glasgow, Little, Liv-
erpool, Feb. 4. s'h, ship Vile de Paris, Tro't
Havre.
fir at Mobile 9Th. ship Swanton. Heath, Balti-
more, 9TH ship Girard, Gross, N. Orleans, .adv.
ship Trenton, snow, wanting 800 bales; Swanton,
for Havre do
fit st. Marks Sd, ship Gardiner, Jackson, for
Liverpool
.adv. at Savannah, 10TH ship Tamerlane, for
Liverpool wanting $50 bales
Sch Statra Carter, FIN Bath, bound to Savan-
nah, put into Charleston 18th, in distress. 18th
March, experienced gale of wind from ENE
to NV, during which lost deck load, boat, fore
sail, topsail. squaresail. &c. 25, during heavy
sea, rolled away the mainmast. Lost at sea, 18th
James Rowel, seaman of Bangor Me.
Ar at Liverpool goth uit ship Caspian, Patten
OF Bath, from Philadelphia Cordova, Owen, Of
DO. from Orleans. cl 81 Majestic, Mobile
Ar at Savannah Is, ship Empire, Amsterdam
Ar at Havre 10. Roger Sherman, Barker, N
Orleans; Perdonnet, Foot do.
Ar at N. Orleans 1lth. ship New England
Lowell, of Bath, FIN Havre; Orient, Bailey, do
| Ship Havre, McKown, Havre
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-04-23
RHODE ISLAND-ERECT.
ANOTHER WING GAIN.

Samuel H'ard King, the Wing Candidate, has
been elected Governor of Rhode Island by ma
Jorly of l4o0. The Wing maj. last fall, was bat
4o4-making net gain to our party of 1000
votes -!
Let be remembered that Rhode Island, as well
as Connecticut, gave her vote for Van Buren, in
l837-These two states destroy HALF the MAJOR
ity he then received !!
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-04-23
SOUTHWARK REGENER ATED,

The U. S. Gazette, gives the following gratifying
account, wiz
'1he Wings pictorious for the first time these
Ttoenty years.-We have just, at the last moment,
received the majorities from old Democratic South
wark;" they are as follows:-
1st Ward 81 Wing.
Cd do 2O3 do
Sd do "a Van Buren,.
4thdo CT Wing.
9th do 155 do.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-04-23
MARINE LIST. k
PORT OF BATH.

ARRIVED.
April Is Sch Helen, Wood, Boston;
brig New York, Merryman. Portland:
sch Plapet, Thomas. Boston
10, sch Comet, Skolfield. Boston
2lst brig Denmark, Bartlett, N. York.
CLEARED.
20, brig New York, Merryman, Savannah;
sch Frances, Marson, Damarascotta
Fl, sch Joseph, Dayton, Philadelphia.
SAILED.
I'll, brig Angelina, Barnes, Havana.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-04-23

THE BANK ROBBERY, at Richmond, by Dabney,
the Cashier, amounts to $560,000 !! Mr.. Benz
Greene, a citizen of Richmond, has been appre-
hended charged with being connected in the villa
nous transaction-and after examination held to
bail in the sum of $4,000.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-04-23
A CA RID.

The Subscriber tenders his grateful acknowledge
ments to the several Fire departments and citizens
generally, for their promptness, and efectual exer-
hons IN saw ng the main part of his House and fur
niture from destruction.
JOHN RICHARDSON.
Bath, April 2Ist 1870
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-04-23

ter, lwife of Capt. Charles w. Carter) aged %.
On board brig Amarauth, Charles Tilton
(mate) of Edgecomb, Me-,
In Hallowel, Mrs Sarah d, wife T. W..
Newman, aged %.
In Union, Noah B. son of Stephen Halves,
aged IL. mos.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-04-23

actually declared war against France. He is a
powerful monarch, and has little to fear from in
vasion.
The Chinese have million of soldiers and
100000 cavalry
Emigration from GERMANY to the u s. is in
creasing in vast proportion.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-04-23

The editor of the Lincoln Patriot ia getting fur-
ousy rabid. Keep cool neighbor, and if you please,
just wipe your "specs'' and tell US in your next
Patriot, the whole amount OF Reuenue for the Wal
doboro, Collection District!
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-04-23

LOOK OUT. The Canal Bank, Portland
cautions the public against receiving any hill
OF the denomination of $500 on that Bank. as on
Saturday last an individual called at the coun-
ter and exchanged $l55 in small bills, and re-
ce'ved therefor 500, and $500 NOTES.-The
latter. given for $50.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-04-23
DIED.

y In this Town on Thursday last, Mrs. Lucy
Parker aged 70 years. '1''y
In rhpsburg 29th INST Widow Ann Paine. rel
let of Capt Edward Paine, aged 70.
In Washington, Mr.. George Burns, aged 80,
In Wooiwich, 18th inst, Mrs. Caroline j. Car.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-04-23
REPORT:

That they have had the same under con-
slderation, and now deem it expedent to
communicate to the Senate their views for
not making, at the present moment, a gen.
erai report upon the whole subject. They
feel that they will best perform this duty
by placing clearly and distinctly before the
Senate the existing state and condition of
the pending negotiation between the two
governments.
The President of the United States, in
MS annual message ofDecember last. in.
formed Congress that, "for the settlement
OF our Northeastern Boundary, the prop
osl'ion promised by Great Britain, for a
commission of exploration and survey, has
been received and a counter project, incla-
ding also provision for a certain and a
hnal adjustment Of the limits in dispute, is
now before the British Government for its
consideration. The President has not
thought i advisable to communicate this
counter project to Congress; yet we have
his assurance, on which the most conf
dent reliance may be placed, that X is of
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-04-23
M ARRIED.

In Boston, 18th inst. ZrNA HyDr, Esq. of this
iowa, 10 Mas. ELEANOR M. LITTLE, Of Boston
In maumee City Ohio 3 inst Mr.. Alpheus w
l.. st. Clair "-a'e III
In Boston, John A. Farrar to Miss Lanr, Az,
Emerson, of Edgecomb Me. an
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-04-23
LOGS AT AUCTION.

n N compliance with law will be sold at Public
n Auction on Thursday the 7th day of may 1910
at ten O'Clock in the forenoon all the logs remaining
in the Booms of the Kennebec Boom Corporation
on that day; which SAID Corporation may by law b.
authorized to sell
N. b. Sale to commence at the Lawrence Boom
so called. DANIEL NUTTING Clerk,
ofthe Boom Corporation
Gardiner Feb. 81 1910: gw4e
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-04-23
NORTH BOUNDARy

Mr.. Buchanan, from the committee on Foreign
Relations, submitted the following report;
The committee on Foreign Relations, to which
were referred the several messages of the Presi-
dent of the United States, communicating to
Congress, at its present session, certain official
correspondence in relation to the question of the
territory IN dispute with Great Britain on our
North eastern frontier; and also certain resolu-
tons OF the Legislature of Maine on the same
subject
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-04-23
JERSEY CITY ELECTION.

The election in Jersey City, opposite New York,
on the other side, was held last Monday, and re-
suited in the choice of P. McMartin, the Wing
candidate for Mayor, by majority of 1863
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-04-23
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
FOR SAFE.

VHSHE HULL of Schooner on the Stocks at
"A F1fker Head Mills IN Phipsburg Of the fol-
lowing dimentons, yz;-76 It in length, q # inch
beam, IT . inch hole, 30 inch break to the deck
and has trunk; said vessel is built of good ma.
terlas well fastened and is 10 every respect frs,
rate vessel For further particulars inquire Of !
HYDE d. SON, Bath, or JAMES LEHMAN. ON
the premises. ~"
Phipsbnrs, April Is, 1870. e,,,1
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-04-23
GORHAM SEMINARY.

VIE summer tero, of this institution viii com.
-. m ee on I'ur asDAY, 9TH of May, ami con-
,ha n sr consequence cf some slight notifications IN
49,. OF this school, scholars here ara
,o p1n'ieec.iy classified than heretofore, and a
mJ.g WI 'aevelopement ofthe principle of dyision
,voor on the part ofteachers. u effected Rev
-, Eaton devoles his time exclusively to the d e
par .ment of Languages with such assistance as is
seded Mr., R.. Douglas. by whom Civil Engin-
oerng IS taught, Theoretically and practically has
also IN regard to the other six teachers, eac has
prescribed department of labors
Iulilon and other expenses the ensuing term
will be the same as formerly
Board is obtained in the best families at al so
and rs.
Young gentlemen can have their meals and wash.
ing at the Seminary, for 81 1871. 3 per week.
JACOB S. SMITH, Secretary.
Gorham. April f,.l840. 3w. A.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-04-23
NEW ORLEANS

The Wings of New Orleans, the scene of Gen.
Jackson's Military fame, have, for the first time
in trelue years, succeeded in electing their can
didate for Mayor. The election occurred the 9Th
inst, and was warmly contested by the locos, but
all their efforts proved unavailing. There were
six candidates; -four Wings, and two Loco focos.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-04-23

PORTLAND ELEcTIoN. The second trial Cor
choice of Mayor in Portland, on Monday last respl-
ted as follows;
Levi Cutter (Whig) 576
Horatio Sonthgate (Toco) 6SI
Scattering (Whigs) los
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-13
THE MOST PERFECT
WIG S A N ID sc "A l. P S
IN THE WORLD.
CRISTADORO.

" 2 3nshE2asGIAHN ri FAHs AND NEXT
RIGS inform his friends and Tie public that hf continues
fSS T. Z;
long esssHsaes aud s
snd nag s6 s o . q i @
the public are Of once smps
dong away with
sure Or heaasehe whieh these soneT.s oesailon Tssy
F F st by 1n
pcRsrADoRos REPOSITORY also contains very ...
tsnsye assortment and great variety of'entemens Fancy
"a 49,. hs name
IN a0ss other parts lie
'f ssr, "a. M %'aas and It.
liable isiiss powers Tonic fully Is:
;st y Ss;si = III SY ss '' imported
py % S 81 hsres an IN the
asa II III a: iss smsH. s o%. e.% !:
like very short time produces comfortable
70 the a r
is used Immediately before or after meals Twotes spoons
f;s with an sSSa dI Of an. spd M
]
in ssed they make their
s.s,s os si
North America. Price SO per bottle. as sm.
Fa.d; a fsss: s;. s.,
recourse to MsreurisI PIepsrs it fact
caution. Of ury OF By
is h.. 1ss;
I e G 10 III
German DpeSsary 1853 stseet where it wb made
plain to any 10 What narner this new remedy wiz
used they are voTt- rsnsdes N my prss'es icy are
sS ioT y
TIE Consti,Stonai s. IpteH,-~hieA proceed from III.
mouih nnsy upon bsnss ais1
h S $ s i as IN ssms. Ct s y,
.ishty raised and covered With Tim ~hsh lard scales
som: what sisst.a sScs: the a IN some 10
stances small white band snecles he base each din and
Ihsn Thee sss e9grsT cot re- ssos are som',imes n
legs and anterior Of the abb S, hli,ie .ruptoss
IN the f%. Of the ssss s1s :Gs' q 3:
xsy ysssy and 81, sssss Of 60
posed by another SKIN ber the up.r ms,
ss aud s
charging INN wsiish msir so@s,mss ths uppe, part 81
the nails gradually separated i The disease not posed
b,comss ,hicker thas The PR eedrg ID length SiDs
crust nnd which ma ter toitee and becomes true ul-
made more @ progress H. bee emu Sn
eerard generally ions, snds palate. The.. vi
and tina tanss eio liberated eayitie, with we'll defined
s p 70 s hs and s G
affected and Of the bons those nearest the srfee
most liable 10 Ieeoa. The seat destse ". ravages abe
true syl he node solid OF the bcne
s.eoo"soS o. the stn nor is Isre much paa until Ia.
srrises At advanced stat. thee is ,eiy Of
and each rssgires different t,sntment the above sesb.d
~Re he sody liable are sueeeosay .srS At TIE Ger
DRpsnsary iss HUDSON street There will be in attend
oslms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-13
No. d PECK SLIP

DOtIOR ChBPENTER CONTINUES al usua' 10 ssr.ts a,
entire personal stensA 10 thstrsamsnt az IN All, ~
and private diseases. NJ NN'iS.''
ueen 20 unf9rt1nss bscome the yict
q inlpsithed AMI chsrstsps with b;eh kis ~
sonneS y sfe lsyty ofoursas regulating the
Yssoh are respec fully collected 10 call ri his old
s Di,Irn.ary No PEGS slip where thousand u
manifois diseases ~ . A'ip' oe"'e's'''h'" N''''
strlpgers Dr. Csrrsnisr legs lsav. add that he
Nnl 70 the manor eoTu; that be 10 gpdps<e Of Usior
shdrseeivtd bic DIR loss 10 ths city; clsrs royal
no..rs ie.Rtste Of the New York State Me&csi So
% sy end What s meet he spes&sly ssd sSss
90 Separate oces and fpv p--v>ey ~ -
"snU ~h oep nsver cone Is eoss,t Charges re~scnshts
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-13
SALT RHEUM. SALT RHEUM

SALT RHFUN =! sCRoFULA, RINGwoRM, Ne.
Dh ANpERsONs lastly cei.brated ointrtni for the
~ Of Salt kLeus,, Scfeius, or Kings Enl, King
worm hnzmed Eyes Burns Scalds Chilbsins soa,ihead
Erupous iinrcs IN The Pace, scorsIc ueers sns nce
rated Sore Legs SC. This the invaluable of all rems
dies osd 20 the public for ever knows J"
which il failed eject perfect The pro rietor qua
u ulcers, LIBERATED sore legs rd s ear
eeroua affections. To he bad BY application FORbfst
Drug store, corner Of street ~ " eeass
K, -etbs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-13

NO kACuSE FOX HAIRY CffEk LIFE, &SN
DR, Z, FELIX GoyRAUD,s, pEP5L,AT0RY row;
HRSof S,SkS g raE saIS
The follow Dg number OF testimonials selected from
the New York Pade press, will bessak for tins IN
valuable addition TO the toilette tbs confidence oi al WHO
I'VE have seen tested Dr. GorRArps Deplstory Powders,
and recommend its use with confidence 10 al hes annoyed
Without tn least injury the skin"-N T. Eve STAR
There not agreaer TO poor vain oras than
sometimes w upon the face of beauty; Dr. GoRAup's pep
story Powders will remove every hair whou. injury TO the
Dr. GoURAyp's pepilaiory Powders is y,y s.peror ar
Gle for hair have tested and recommend
us use to harry iseed ladies. 1T attler.
pr GorRAuD's Powders for stroyng superIons hairs,
Without injury TO the skin, most capital ~'icie-rhs
1--WE have tried Dr. ouRAups Depaiory Powder for
removing snperuous hairs and can confidently recommend
We have seen some of Dr. CoRAups Deplacry powders APP
piled to in white skin sprnklsd with hairs and in few
every one removed wi bout the slightest injury to the
DrrnAToRr PowDsnscA smooth white, transparent slis
absolutely necessary to female beauty IT matters NOT how
least roushness of surface about such az can only
discovered by Sar have real Claims to
deteation-he former especially. We could
think of falling in love with whose fuzzy face bears
how any Body else ever could NV we are e.scv Wsl
satisfied know and have seen, that DR. Gourards
few minutes. without the least injury The skin unlike many
vile compositions which have been put forth effect this o.
perfect mpuny Dandes who troubled with hair the
ssion Of shs sndsy @erear '''"
To b. hao sale and retail at No 81 Walker street
door from Broadway west SIDE 81 per bottle Any lady ds.
purchasing be graed with the proof of the entire safety
and efficacy of these powders Letters must be post
paid Orders executed for the country from one bottle to one
gross. $40 Inn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-13

NANGTFa MANGLEs-PNIDFt KIDD CED.
INFORMANT 10 Hotel and Boarding House ktegers, and
L F.miIiss-DUSCAN WEST respectfully ufofm The
puLo that they have hand and manufacturing their
Patent Nanees which Tor utility and durability not 20 b.
surpassed u ~ labor saving machine entirely
sdcs The use efironinE and rapidly put bssuis gloss on
table linen &c &c without tbs aid ofNe They may
Be seen operation vt The City Hotel, Pearsrss House
Ahsnaeum and Carl On Houst
~. B.-A secondhan NJ angle for sale cheap.
They are soid al No little Green street Liberty
srse New Yort where Messrs w do all kinds Of iron
work and bell hanging cheap 81 be dops IN city
aIr Inns
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-13
DIR. J.N srEsRERs
OPHTHALMIC INSTITUTE
FOR THE CURE ~
DISEASES OF THE EYE,

303 Broadrsny-Enfrdnce IN Duane-sfrtd.
Hours decentralization and attendance from 10 A. A.. anA
from Ito z. NJ.
DR J. ~ SCHERKEH, graduate IN Medicine and Surgery
~ ofthe University Of Heidelberg, fully convinced that
intimate ledge ofmeiC science the
foundation Tor the pacc study of gy and
alone guide 20 successful n this branch
Of the medical profes has but with the regular
siopa requirements end after his sdssch The yfscics
Of Medicine applied himself particularly ~
the Eye and Ophanc Surgery, the celebrated Ophthai.
mooeca Schoo ~ Fenna, VIII, re- he attended foe acordcrs
bic time two Clinical lnsitvti0ns for Oyhtamlc ~
e afterwards has spent ree IN vi-itrg The Principal
Hospitals aud the various EyeInfrusres IN Germany France
England snd Italy and there enjoyed the great
observing BE practice VI e mos Celebrated Ophthalnogpts
n the unusua great number Of Eye which lur that
tons
0-Erom the London Quarterly Journal ign Medicips
ard Sugery-fol. T.
" " necessary accurately TO distinguish hose practitioners
Y nave oeic year, applied themselves IN Gevmdrp ~ ting
Dlsses Of the Eye the elise who sfasd Otrit..
whether OF That or Of any other country The latter wsuld
ws divide surgery Iro number oftsts of which they
selves 70 the Eye but all of then have prepared the
study oftat or By acquaina with medical
Silence general ThcY rendered Eye operations lees
frequent by their rational and constitutional thcse
sHeotcne which give rise pnder local srd sr.}cs
orsEeenf 10 the morbid changes Of the Eye. which sfsr
wards call Tor the interference Of the operator" avs su'
HAVANA sEoARs---sooos Camonei ard is 90 LsSs.s
II Ssgats. iret received, and for sale BY
pCABh MANzANEbO. |" Liberty s.
% near Na<ssv.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-13


u non Ig ~
Tan are
ndf'"s It" far
u nth
vRary. new gS 4s1
a.sw
another p
mndns Incorporated H Rings
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NY
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-13

-. =. u. IRWIN, \ 20 SIRGFONS,
CONTINUE 10 BE- consulted Delicate Diseases Al their
ohe, Vol Fulton street where persons laborng under the
treated with secrecy and safety.
laws Co rlcags h,mselves that in all fthe
ncst violent Neneres which have hitherto ALLEN under their
not,s Their tesmeg without Mercury, has been most sue.
cessu and speedy They need not by certificates direct the
Public attention 20 their practice IN those diseases
their reputation ~ this city we'll known and respected BY all
who mad con6de their honor
m bad recent cases cured two days These yh9 MUIR,
themselves by and destructive habit obtain relic
solvent security IL ~ that ~ be required until cure shall
be effected Letters Post paid detail the nature Of The case
aud covering suitable fee, will Ne immediately attended 20,
and medicines with 'u dire tuns forwarded 20 the paes
There modes % tree those haades TO curc 70 pa
ate or ruia the eopettution. SIS imf
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-13
ANEyNX IDS

u sIClAN OF NEW YORK. havingJust received large
quantity ohres roots and essential oils from EUROPE not to
be obtained IN this country will be able thOse diseases
which have hared III. skill ofhe most snns nj yhynclsrs
frs. MOTT positively pledges herself relieve all
incident the especially the
foowing rhenmar ofhowoyrr long standings tic doloeur
zout Contraction palsy parlys limbs decline conspmp
bon, humo,s, serofqls salt heum king evil esnks ring
estsrrh scaldhesd dyspepsia, debility spinal ate
tons symptoms white swelngs asthma, jsuRdiee,
liver complaint neaorrhed, and female weahne8ses
6ts offslling sic kness, and other diseases.
No mercury mineral Of any kind used Aay fsIal,s
boring under various consult Mrs. MOTT
with perfect confidence. Hourr ofsecnE patients from "A
gntii NJ her residence s Spring street yest sid. Of
Broadway. AL letters rom the country tposta
aendesto Medicines forwarded to all parts OF the United
States. D201m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-13

0~ - AWFUL How perfectly ridiculous ~ 10
~ that the community should be so led away,
under the kelief that there is any thing In The
II form Of Pill or drop which acts sIceibs
~ - = IN all forms of certain delicate disease. for
every Of thinking mind must that ends
the ,rulcnce Of disease the number OF days which u
necessarily attend each different ofit which class Of
NEEDLES should be used conssqucnty arcmedy, which
nd dual and NJ certain stage of the disease might do roed,
would her aud al different stag, actually produce
furious Effects and proong the Therefor, gentlemen,
there be pill drop or mixture ofsny lind tat vii act
all iue and IN IS specific ~ the nala
ed young men 81 Ibis city dat sds. then
ing to the various ls drop mixture vi rhieh
papers abound and which will ~ the end Coz more an
phans Zee aud asy not effect perfect cure To apply 10
claims but Who has lad experience Ia hos rita
add Ia this city, and Who can she~ 10
sr.ry becug TO the Newl orb Medical
College H. Of the various bottles bo,ss Of
stuff will cases. pallats the disease for day
but evident TO every pty ician o. .iIeenee That he $40
t.e Of hg medicine that it- 0t A. elects
tire lost aud the diseasc finally returns TO the ~ e
them gentlemen, aud cobsb wko 10 true has eoBd
seconded to advertise in the public columrs-hut cre who VIII
manage your eases and guarantee to rraeu
at Nv Office hours from the morning until o'clock
gh The Office s Constructed that two
contact The private entrance stonest through
which nsvdusl the whole day unnocedthe front
n B-iIy individual whether male or feua.. either
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