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Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1840-01-04
OF MISSISSIPPI PAPER.

Mr.. W. Davis, a middle aged and
respectable man. resident in New York,
Iath"r OLA family; and physician Of
The name Of GAGE, have been arrested
and imprisoned at the instance Of Tie
grand inquest; the former for having
employed the latter TO administer
medicine ayoung lady for The purpose
OF producing abortion and inianticide.
Davis, the rcpu'ed father of the child,
Il said TO have beaten the unfortunate
girl and forced her into compliance, as
to the taking Of the mcdicino.-L,u.
isinta A ipgrtissr.
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1840-01-04

FELIX GRuYDY.-We were surprised tr
finl the Tennessee Senator past;nu 4.
Nashville, after the session of G ,ngress
but the enigma is explained: AIR. Gran
dy laid down his cabinet appointments at
Wdshiagtnn-reparcd to the assembly of
his state, AMI was reelected. 1t must he
highly gratifying to Mr.. Grundy, to be re-
instated in the same Office, from which
he had been driven by preceding Leeis-
lature' The Information is by the Free
Trader.
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1840-01-04

TuonAs HART BENToN.-We see i
stated. thar a new paper has been started
IL the CITY If Pilrsburg, Pm, sis led the
ConstiiuiionaIist. 10 advance +. II. Zen.
I'm TO he Proi'enc', in 1914.
There is NJ man in The Union wh Sc
feelings. sentiments, actions mi inter
esis, have been m're fully Identified with
those ofihe Ieopie, Than b. ntoh'' mi
there il no one in il 10 whom we would
more willingly give our undivided oni
hearty support. The unceasing ,irulent
attacks Of the Wing presses AMI leaders
If TINT part, arc sufficient evidence of
his moral and political worth. The Wings
Tread him and manv Of them cannot herr
his nam, mentioned with presence. Whit
Z Hand said Of llaniial and the Romans,
: applicable 10 b nton and the WhIrs,
Hannibal sail he. disturbed and frustrated
he plans AMI efforts Of the Romans. nj
!rcatly annoy ell and mi red them; ihtre-
ore they said many evil things II him.
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1840-01-04
\ sw YoRK De- Id

''F'W IVHhl DE-. IT.
CorToS.-l'ha supply having b4en mr.
tern ~ increased bv additional arrivals
from 'he South, the transactons have a
gam been slNre extensive sine our last.
though at reduction fro the prices OF
the week INN ,dittely preceding, af4a!
cent per ID. Tie stock is nav cansi,!-
cred as am 'lnlng 10 ahot 5000 ba es.
n 'ueh AZ yet Only partially landed, an !
on the market the sales comprise $50
bales Upland a9a l03; $50 d, Ne, o.
fe1n'. l0a ia inrindlng ONE fine at II
q Ia; AMI So Il, No. lie, il4aliA cents.
t't!nmg total for the week Of fully 2l0o
Ls!es
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1840-01-04

Hurled Giire. A brare effort. Tho p.
qua Courier published in Miamico., Ohio,
records the annexed account cfa fatal acct
dent; also most nrtlc, tho Intellectual
etrt II rescue a fellow mortal from the
jaws Of death. Acts characterized bv so
much fearless bravery, noble impulse rnd
disinterestedness, should Lc matter of re.
rorl
On Friday, fhe lst inst, man by the
name oi Srott. living on farm about sew
en- miles north Of Piqaa, on the hardin
road, in attempting to deepen his well.
was buried nv the caving in ANA filling nf
'he stones and earth all around him. In
this situation he continued t. live FIR
some time, before any one would volun-
ner to descend to his assistnn"e, NJ length
an lrlshman bv the name If Toby. camo
forward and offered his services. lie was
let down and had succeeded in rcleasing
one OF the untnrtnnnte mans arms, ani
with him until he was warned
ot his Danger, By a large stone falling o.
him. Th,se shove had barely time 10
raise the brave fellow tothe suriacc, when
about eight feet more Of the wall AMI
earth fell in AMI literally crushed and
buried poor Scott alive.
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1840-01-04

business hrs been done for transmit III.
by the Liverpool.
There has been some business in hin
on FTrnoe. r; f,2:in5,22 Some ssls'
we're mnd' on Holland nt 4Oa4Oi, lam
burg, 36ia3fl; md Bremen at ssi an
cents.
The rates upon PHILADELPHIA havc ris.,
! per cent since YESTERDAY a iii q,
$1,000 and another for $2nOO were soll
at the hoard this morning nj G3 cents on
the dollar.
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1840-01-04
,PINEY NooDs PLANTER.

nearly two thirds # the press! What is
this attributable IT,?
,PINEY NooDs PLANTER.
II true, it is aitrihItable = the fact,
,hat tyo thirds ofihe persons in the Uni
IN VIII read FIR the pr ,,nsc oi un Iers,an-
ing The politics Is the yuntry are wings ;
IN ! consequently there must be cores
''a.ing number Of wing newspapers 10
supply The dem nd.
Viz ksburg IVhig.
We know II better answer to the qrcs.
lion than TINT, Mr.. Wing. Yn know fall
we'll that the Wing presses are called in
10 existence ana supported by those wbo
clnb together and form societies and in.
corporlti, rs fur the eniovmon Of OK
elusive privileges as well az f1r tho coun
trnaucing and protecting each other in
their mon poles. They VII, support The
federal Wing presses, with SON, horrra-
bic exceptions, where it hllrishna best, IN
cities ant largo towns. are those who con
'TlFF - I'VE WIND u IaDiT, or VINO N bDn
by dnpiny the people, ono DIV II do
con- C1rntY live IN the lnfor If othars.
In Ia gc lawns IN cities v hara ARtsro.
cRAcy hns CARED It's branches high, an !
spread them Ear snl WIDE, banks. bank
officers, MAYORS, civ coGnci,s. merchants,
nn' nrJfessionli mon, n"e,lv .l of wh,m
are wings, all ofwhcm have ra,r,nar, 10
hest w and throw il intI Ia, Offices Of
the why plpers- From these aul such
sources d. The wing papers receive their
existence AMI thers1pport AM not lr an
til 'se who merely read.
Is il not rather strange TINT with all
their presses, all their banke. all their in
te'Fgence, decency, &C., they c. n get no
further tam contemplate minority!
How does that hippens
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1840-01-04

Werknes by IT., ing TO rise himself int
\ flee over the heads Of his supeViors, not
because hr was born OF bett parents
Which might be garded MS pnrd nahlo
vanity. bui because he was born in tbt
hand, which = az gave birth to Arm ID and
NlrreI'. rnther than in TINT, which was
The birth place Of Lafayette, De Kan,
or Montgomery.
,,,,,,ryer,,r~
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1840-01-04

from Grenada for The next two months.
during which time The REPORTER will lie
under tn editorial supervision Of Mr..
JAMES NJ. NEwTor.
We clip the two following items from
tho same paper:
We learn from stnge passenger than
4 G. WEIR ESQ Marshal orihe Northern
D'strI.t Of Mississippi, was killed nj Kos
c'u-kn, few DAYS since, IN iracas with
Col. q. ID. BoyD, oftha, place.
The Legislature Of Tennessee hos re-
oeaIcI the Anticipating Law. Guess
tn b'ys will have glorious egp-noge
fr'l'c on New Years day. The loafers
will smile and grow Cat.
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1840-01-04

The Rev. Mr.. e. PARSONS is now filfl.
ing an engagement at the VIcksbur.
Theatre. lie made his first appearance
there few evenings ago as Roaring
Ralph Stackpolc. So says the Free Ira
der.
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1840-01-04

The Philadelphia National Gazette
'ays.--We regret to learn that MrcH.
AL Z. lsa,nL, Esq. Cashier of the
Western Bank, has died Of the wounds
inflicted BY his own hands.--EJ.
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1840-01-04
NEW. ORLrASs Dc. o

49, -" ''hLEANs, - e. = ,.
There is hi lite change N III, C tton
market since the report of YESTERDAY.
5 les are n m advance uf IA from Drj,-
cs o. last week
N'tch@z an Unin Bank Post notes arc
at l7alj per ct. discount.
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1840-01-04

GEN. PRAY.-'fhc AllSsSsi1piln of the
9th ut. contains "A nltire Of the death Of
Gen. p, RrtiIi ~ Rufus PRAY. lie died IN
the 18th. nepr Praringtrn, Mi. Gen. P.
his held MANY important offices. AMI was
J .dgn Of the II Oh Cont Of Errors an!
Appeals al the rIne of his decsase.-D.
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1840-01-04

SOUTHERN REPoRrER.-By the latest
NO oi'thdt paper we learn that Wm. Need
Esq, its talented editor. will be absent
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1840-01-04
p Il y nc II IA is o
LIBERTY, SATURDAY. JAN. 4. is4o.
FOR AN INDEPENDENT TREASURY
..GIINST A BROKLN DOWN
C.IITED STATES BANK.
Pr s1DFNT,
VAN BUREN
YsCE PRESIDENT.
RICHARD NJ. JOHNSON.
UNITED STATES SEN TOR.
n II VIZ II IND
UNITED STATES SEN TOR.
r. j. WALKER.

DEMOCRATIC DOCTRINES.
1.-The power for me Incorporation # a Ma.
tinnal Bank, has not in my opinion, been dele.
gated 10 the United States BY the constitution =
-ThOmds Je6ai son, 1891.
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1840-01-04

CoLD.-The new year commenced with
the coolest dav, in Our opinion, we have
had in the last three wears in Mis-.
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1840-01-04

GTThe Legislature of this State meets
90 Monday next. Banks look out: YOUR
day OF ret7ibntiun is at hand.
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1840-01-04

MISSISSIPPI Union bHnk IL AL
SrLcIE We quote hlCiollars at II,
Mexican dollars at Il nni Spanish Dbl
lars nj per cent premium, patrilt dub.
Icons, $l5,62; Spanish do, SIC.
RHmiltcrces To very larg amount
will he made by the steam packet ship Ii.
verro j, which departs this aftern,,n.
Up TO l2o'clock this day 81, 100000 in
sperie had been receipted for byt n.
gents. She also carries ou' State bonds
10 the amount of 81 500, 900, ma il i. ge.
orally believed that Iorge sum will be
sent in the shape Of bi Is ofexchange.
Commercial Alrertisprl
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1840-01-04

The wings have all over the Union.
nearly two thirds # the press! What is
this attributable IT,?
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1840-01-04

Export, frHn Isl T. IIth Dec, lO4S
Export from the United States, since
LIST October last, lO3.3,S 6.
same Tine last year, 49,3i3 I"
same time year before. l09,0Ol Z"
A large business was transacted at the
STOCK "xrhlnge this alternp m, bat in pri
ces there was general falling off as com
pared with yesterlly's sales. United
Sta'es Bank declined 8.
Erciange.-We quote bills on Eny-
'and at % per cent premium. A large
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-06
HOPING COUG Oh.

DR Rogers requests say that has practise medicine
- physician for thirty During this long period Of
colds, and that distressing the Whoop
Cough and he believes with good
generally and after all he finds successful
Clarified Essence Of Horehouud Candy and
be universally used.
Dr. Hadenbrook has our Candy and
hnds nvAuabs specific for coughs, coils asthma Sc
DR. Hudson says family should be without the Ca
rhed Essence Of Horehoun which be obtained
and at IS Division street. which hav. proved excel
lent remedy One OF PATIENTS particular danger.
ously afflicted with hoarsenoss
that he could artcua,e above whisper aBd large
packages Of the above Compound performed radical
The have used the Clarified Essence Of Hcre
houad for Coughs Colds and HoarseHes and
all those who exposed to an uncertain and hactuang eli
mate.
Rev. Mr. Ayers, Pastor ~ E. church, Halsey st. Newark
Rev. Mr. Griffin, Pastor Centenure church. Brooklyn L. l.
Rev. Mr. Kellogg, Pastor NJ. E. church. ie,t St
Rev. Mr. Whitaker Pastor Presbyterian church. corner Of
Caths rine and Madison streets.
Elder Knapp, Mulberry street chapel.
Rev Mr.. Hswley, No SIS frosty street.
Rev. Mr.. Gpss, No. li3 THIRD Avenue.
Rev Mr. Lindsey Pastor NJ T. chuTeS Sseena street.
And many others of the honorable clergy
mentios We have obtained since introduced this Gem.
pound which months thous and
frsn councillors cergymen singers end
Of the highest repectabity recommending this invaluable
medicine.
Place, New Orleans O. d. Zieber No North Third street
Phisde pha; j. Robinson, lilo Baltimore street. BALTIMORE
F. Tsylor PeEssy Avenue Washington
and numerous others shown forth IN other papers
Remember appointed gcnts
unless each package signed j. PEASE SON.
IS Division street. Of whom it can be obtained wholesale AID
retail.
a. A liberal discount allowed 10 agents
All letters postpaid will be diligently attended to.
Country merchants nho apply for agency good
81 reference
Closed en- sabbath. s?2 smins.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-06
THE MOST PERFECT
WIGS A n ID sc A l. = 5
IN THE WORLD.
CRISTADORO,

n' BROADWAY 0SH9sTTEy Fl EJ EAYks AND NEXT
Digs inform his frienis and the guile hat he continue,
ia;ps 4 h 'seEss PpS; s9e b hi, A2H
S Hosf f WIGS AND ever
long 1aa Ky sabss,9 81 i s
f..'N Wits Gi'i and s6xIFs ia. PaIiSs,y invites
ans osS ou. sy reader the metallic springs altogether
at: e. yw a sssah y
% as % e. y ' Sy ar: a :f'n % gs .aS
p csiRsiissrkp oRos f ns.posrroRY
t,as, as.erpsni aad great variety ofGsatsm,n ssneT
an essni Cordial which has been found verT sffeseou
In Males. other parts Of Italy rance for the
al sDessss Il las I wi y, these eounn,s and q. n-,
e 70 IN. abe nv m. rrors,or Who has g5risd
I Ist.s sq@,Siisy frg@ lay s:
q Abyrr anc may % ssa win great nd refms
.sS sese . ~ an .s Swps q q, .s ss
Il isor rs n sS. s1 ,S,SS
activity I. the BODY ard ,gor 10 the mind f.
also .minepy rvieesbs producing instant sna as,ire
-.-dim~es.,ey beer. .ner meats. Tvoies spoons
@ i,'s With an .a aS.a y, o. .a ,Ts', az , S%
A. *. ~" so., III 3.
!. .g9n :, ~, msa' Their
RoGns e6r%iITs Is Bss.h.f street sole ss.a,. e
Norrs Anerisa. Price ., 50 per os,le. IS I'm.
"A sadsrssnsd -auid ssr,r,,. -s., r,:P.s,u sequain
N. Surgeon Dentsts oftbe United state. that shs sisn
ton With their sndi,beral patronage N add
ton 20 ks chemical BUSINESS ~ or-n and establish Repos
tory material, utepsll preparations
thing else needed the crercre 81 surgical and hecha--
Dentistry He n ~ssns ~ grofG,e ron hn
try such Paadus Plates files snd other hner ustru
nents and spared neitner time industry nor means
in the speedy COMPLETION II hss PROJECT
". .oett ~ all do nestic and foreign
ufacurrrs psten,es vesders II Dsns's ytenss a.d
pledges h. 81. hs erertions ~ doing ample tustics
10 all the goods rnrused - his and 10 act TAR aud
right With all As he hiss bees befoye an Amer.aa public Tor
sp~srds of twelve and acheed time and me,rs IN es
psmcnng seencs fr the public good. he sope that he
be ia ged by his dds aud not BY bobsse Pras and
will merely state that I've Dsde ~ Cold whch
manufacturers cf Porcelain Teeth have copsd-red su
10 other the Prussn Tooth Cewest for filing
rous eei sseh ess.s Where the presure ~ nee io'
not afmss bie he has sngsgef several manufacturer
Of incoyr ugbe teeth for furnishing psssib s better
Mineral Teeth th.n hitherto; hsnd Hsmsn Teeth
Nyrrh Tooth Paste the Kreosos for stimulating the sensb
ty 81 The nev. 10 Prepared sceordps 70 his orses
modes Lotion for Gsngrese Dences ofsvery De
ssrptos The city snA cprnry senss gill sndo-bt.diy Sod
ssysm,sss 10 lsnd al their pstrossgs rfne
be- " bet Tor stimulating hin 10 10
pop-r creation, and Ill ke s.ly sry,.ssLsd ~
DR. LEWIS FgUCHTWANGER
sn sr Broadway corner Pearl ~.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-06
No. a PECK SLIP

DOCTOR CARPENTER eont.n.es usual 10 d.vste his
entire personal attsntsa TO sstreamento Of all delicate
Those who have been become the victims
Of aud pied cksssns with which this city
sbounds 1.-THE s,y ofow laws rustins the
medical profession respectfully solicited To call al his old
established Di.enssry No Pset slip soy
have been made to rejoice at happy deverssee RON their
To ,irsns.r Dr. Csrpent.r segs lea,. to ADJ that
native and 10 the born that he graduate Of Union
College, and received bis dr. Ions this ey (eairs royal
hosors eentiste Of IN. New York State Medical So
e s.s h ses se-rly thirty rvssties snl srp.rene
n-s city and what most inpersnhe speedily snA enee
tuelly egrcs his patlents.
90 Separate onces and entrances for the privacy % ps
uens who come ~ sostsct Charges resscesss
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-06

| DR.. AvENEL's PROPHYLACTIC REMEDIES
CONSISTING OIL. THE TIGER Pill I, forse'ere and
The FIJI condition
= TiiE EupHRAsIA CoMPouND,for sebl. and deli
- TIE AMXRANTH SYRUP, for morbid Election. of
TIE ANAGALLIs PILL, for irregular action of tn.
g. THE CARDAMlNE PILL .forderanssd function 9th.
. THE vERBENA PILL. for ailments incident to fe
5ps e. 4y :ss nd
10. THE LApsANA POWDER, for the diseases of chill
III The fsHTIs LINIMENT, for obstinate diseases Of
H. THE soLIDAGo OINTMENT for iniuries ande com.
AsysIems Of medicine wh.
Or partial are liable 70 o6eeslsns The preceding e.ssnes
other theories it issmsr uniform feature, namely
the definite action OfGven remedies
isstaon sy%Ptoms The attempt at tracing disorders
oae source End The msPssty se;Ird AND bas.
possible alades with SSE remedy has never and never will
by iy ant. at sa o & eSsf s
cine like food when put it. legitimate mus, be chosen
most under distress and when this must he
selves An Affection q the drsia fsaars. ran%sdy t6isy
i'ylpsn from disease ofthe lunss -
"a M iGS
ossi :rEsH Wi sd any ssastai fs%siT
ed hey ' ss
f and genera or asecsa BEING 'nsnSsd ecu rsry
dun Of popular medicine rAnPBLE gvngulle, details
and minute drectsns respecting the virtues ofhe
rHYLACrTC REMEDIES msy be had with the medicine ITO
BOGERY and fsi GRArD STREET. Eachof the remedies
be relied general principles the Of
and will in most be found to the disorders Tor
which thsy eeommendsd Under each medicine great
variety ~ could be adduceA proofs Of their ny
efficacy, let the following serve as aspecimsn:-
MC-,2sh street, IS years Of age, dark COMPLEXION mud
die stature souy made seized with intense pss the
bowels, which in spite of leechng bleeding bsteing nec
hops es2me opium aud the like continued with umtigse5
voleace for nearly aweek the bowels
cssre all the time. On the eighth morning
given in three hours the pain left and the bowels
freely opened and in % hours the patient
stored.
Mr. B.. 18Th street seized with simil nptsms
had been four days the greatest during which all tn.
ordinary remedies had been tried IN On the fifth day
rIsER gwen aud IN 80 hours he returned TO his
usual syocatvR.
w c. Grove stre ct had fer etim OF pain
in he chest and general ss.ude at last fered with
the lungs, incessant cough, difficult
breathing parehed tongue great resessHes &c One TIGER
given which srng the day, removed all bad symptoms
and By gvizg two doss Of the sNAoALLt rfLL two
three days was completely recovered.
AGENTS WANrED. enquire Al So Canal 81 ie.7 SIN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-06
PREMIUM AMERICAN SHAVING CREAM.

tmeTcI
ysYenT beard a
ysOAP dadonb-ds
JG ms s
Front h Sunday
nl
EsPns
u
ii RasB r yNe
70 pyughk sheen la o
f by fntEs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-06
TO POLITICAL, MUSICAL, DANCING, AND
OTHER PARTIES -

TNHN NEW SALOON OF THE WASHINGTON HO-
TEL mplee ORDER il comprises the entire OF
the ee nd story OF the on or main eudngs % feet by ga
finish ofthis beautiful Hall Of the elegant and ehase
modern style; is thoroughly yen lated having lofty win
do three sides, aud its extreme height the
either in singing speaking, efeeua reyerbeation
The prop ietor is confident that when its Of To-
cation tonng Broadway between Chamber and keade SITS
ahd internal ndere he Will
not be deemed calling the public attention
Of the splendid and Saloons for public
meetings, public dinners, balls &c in dis city
the United States.
His personal and unrem ing attention and exericns
will be wanting retain the he al patronage
bestow ed upon the aslnlon Hotel and to for the
finished Hall that attention and support which its emf
nest ad, antages justly entitle il. sis imis-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-06
Il O T II E l. A ID | + 5.
Ne EXCUSE FOR HAIRY UPPER LIPS, 81

De VIII PEFbfAn?EA EHM;
WITH0uT, i THE SLIGHTEST NJURfTo THE SHIN
The oIowingf rom number Of tesoials selected from
the YORK Phade ha Press, ill h.spsak for this IN
valuable addition to the toilette the Confidence oil all who re-
I'VE seen tested DR. GounAup's Deplaory Powders,
and IT'S use win confidence 70 ~ lanes aanoy
without h least injury Ia "a, skia"N J. we star
"Issre MT create sIr a. ~ poo, ' 'fr bs sp
sometimes w upon the face 81 besuty; Dr. GoRAUDs Depl-
s,?6y Will rS%SEs sy % MS1 GaS 10 the
Dr. G,URArDs Depilaory Powders rs superior art
fl sr f re- Rarg @sd and
Dr RAIDS Powders for destroying superous hairs
without injury TO the skin IS most capital article
I'VE have seen tried Dr. GorsAUp's DePilaory Powder for
removing ueruaus hairs and can eonhd nty reeomm nd
w. have seen DIR GoRauD's Dep tory powders
piled in white skin sprnked with hairs, aud ~ few
ease syfbrS on" Nsws v" O' 's 70
DrpL,roRY PowpsRs smooth, white transparent skin
handsome aud well fashioned is lazy face II there !, Ge
least rou:hne.s OF surface about -eve sue a. can only De
the beautiful superfuoas hairs and false airs 81 female
our Ssr ~ , Former We ssys 60 40
resemblance the back OF half picked goose aud wonder
how ssy s0as :s " esgd Noy ws Ire BI Sg
Deplatury Powders VIII remove every .gpenous hair in
vile Competitions which have been pat forth to elect tbs o.
ject We eheernlly recommend the powders OF Dr. G1ula
er ls @p"y pssd. who are Win bar ON the
uaper lily and chin might improve Their Looks BY single appl
e1ioq Of & snss{SS ,l. spsday NsrfWSr
door from Broadway west side bottle Aay lady desi
TO IT testified on The skin Of the ysnder previous TO
and efficacy these sabe powders Letters must b
paid. Orders executed for the country from bottle 10
7 THOMPsON. BROKER, So Wal street, New YorA.
Uncurreut Money and Gold aud Silver bought aud sold
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-06
! PIE A Sc & SON

TNrecommending the CLARIrIrp EssESCF or Eopr
HOUND CANDY SO renowned for coughs, colds. hoarse.
asthma difficulty ofbresthng the side
splitting of blood catsrhs, paptaon Of the heart oppres
erpectoraton and all diseases leading
thonsar ada become victims and
fer neCieetrg what may call simple cold
from which leads TO S1nsumy tion.
The Propretos daily receiving the haering
count Of its and u is truly gratifying the
ed by the clergy, and advocated by the whole New
York PTes, and in the ho.se of citizens.
be taken without the least fear Of danger another
material adyar has all other medicinal compounds
It exceed gly palaabe that any child will aud in
has already eff, cited the OF Thousands consisting OF
physicians, eergymen, counsors public speakers
aud others Of the highest respscaby To satisfy the
lie that there fiction relation this Medicine we
order that the NAV
call and see the undersigned individually
3 Jenner SO Henry street Towner sc Charles street
A Whitlock. $50 Water ST. j. Allen, 1903 Orange 81
A Iearj, us Wileu St w. Freeman, s2 Henry 81.
Clark, ~ Divisionst. j Cooper, 81 Division st.
ID. Smith, t43 Grand St J. Radon, No 90 Division st
J. Mortimer, i0s Main ST. sexton the VI T.. church,
Brook yn. Forsyth street.
X Reynolds, 30 Chrsty st. 4. =. Benedict Chatham
q. Thompson 80 Courtlsudt J. Patten. I2s Cedar
: German, soc Pesrlst X. Furnace. szs Ma ison
4. Delevan. IL Maiden lane Is. Ubon ~ Ridge st.
j. Damon, lsl chatham St h. Lyell, 7 Carroll place.
j. Oohsm, s. East Broadway.
These only speck to what have obtained Please
call ssd Judge for yourselves.
RENENBEk-Ccnf.ctioners algoin.d agents and
uni each pack siensd PEASE SON
- Di ision street A liberal allo AGENT All
letters post pad, will be diligently attended City letters
must be handed in, or they will not be attended to-
Parties and Hotels furnished with Ice Cream and Blanc
Mango, at shilling. per quart.
The soon opea every evening during the week. sandays
excepted. sit i'm.