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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-05-06
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sJI l70 73 2G ~ III
Harrison. il will be seen, received as cleo
toral votes, which would have been added to
~ given to White, and II gwen 10 Web.
stcr, in case they would have been enough
to givo HIM majority. These would have
given him Il3 yotos. There can be but 1T
tie doubt that every State which voted against
Van Burcn in 1886 will vote for HARRISON H.
1910, except South Carolna, not included u
the above, Georgia aud Tennessee. DGduct
lug these leaves 81 votes. Rhode island ana
Connecticut voted Tor Van Buren,: no one
wall doubt that they will give then votes thl'
tine. Ia Harrison. New lork has ploveo
her attachment TO Wing principles by ,hrc,
elections, aud Louisiana, limos aud Mlcli
gan are Hs suie as any States ~ the Union
These will swell Ilnrrson's vote To lis, q
clear majority Of the whole number Of clcc
to,s. IN addition to this we have an cquuI
Glance ~ P,un~y lvnnia, Virginia and Norlh
Cafohna; while Guorela aud tennessee are
by mo- means CERTAIN tor Van lInrcn. The
election - clonry IN the hands OF tie WhigS
and nothing but the want OF proper cXertot
can defeat them.-- Pror. Jour.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-05-06
CANTTIARIDES
THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY

OF this State, will convene in this
town tomorrow, "wednesday for the
purpose of organizing the government
of the State for the ensuing political
year. a new Governor and Senate,
pleasant weather, and two or three eX-
cellent steamboats,, will undoubtedly
call together larger number of stran-
gers than usually attend hero on this
occasion.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-05-06
ANOTHER LETTER.

Such are the straits to which the Ad-
mins,ralion are reduce that as las
resort, they have evoked another lette'
from Gen Jackson, to sustain, II possible
their sinking fortunes. The Globe, in
order to drive the Sub reasury bill
through, and to whip the impracticabl'
Democrats Of the Pennsylvania Legs
lature into the traces, publishes the fol-
lowing extract OF a letter from Gen. Jack
son to the editor:
ave received, by this mornings wcs-
tern mail, letter from the greatest and
wisest man Of our country, III which he
says: The passage ol this bill, (lnde-
pendent Treasury and the Bank oI
Pennsylvania being put down-its char
ter being repealed by the Legislature ol
Pennsy at once give more
relief to the present pressure than any
thing that can be done. Our solvent
banks being relieved of that monsters
power, will be enabled to give relief tt
the community bv wholesome circula.
tion OF specie, and notes payable on de-
mand, when relieved from The constant
drain of specie, by the frauds and ma,
chnalions of the directors of this bank.
This will put down oil insolvent banks
and relieve the people from the curse q
a deprecated paper which we now labo'
under, and which, trust, we will never
again be- visited with. The eyes OF the
people are now wide awake to this evil
They will sustain the Government in
putting down this paper credit system,
and all bills under twenty dollars; and ]
hope, ere long all bank notes under one
hundred dollars"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-05-06
State of Ehode Island and
Providence Plantations.

Providence Plantations.
NEWPORT, Sc Clerks Office, Court Of
Common Pleas, April -, Il. ID. 1910.
NEI HEREAS, Warren BrowncI,
|. Wv OF 1iverton, in the County OF
Newport, hath filed his petition
in this Office against John Chalburn,
William Canedy ,and Thomas Charnlcy,
late Of Tiveron, doing business in com
pany under the firm Of the TivcIt"n
Print Works, representing that said
Chalbu,n, Canedy and CharnIey, are
indebted to him in the sum OF five hun-
dred and nineiy-nine dollars aud twenty
four cents, iJr work and labor done aud
materials found by him in the building,
constl ucting and erecting certain dwell
ling house tor the SAID Chalburn, Cane.
DIV and Charnley, situate in SAID liver
ton, and erected upon lot Of land
bounded westerly by the road leading
from Fall River To the Stone Bridge !;
soulherly by the land OF Isaac Palmer,
aud nor,herly by Iand of Preserved
Brayton, or the school house lot so cal
\ led, containing about five eighths OF an
acre and praying that the creditors oi
the said Chatburn, .Cancdy and Charm
ley, having a lien upon SAID estate may
be- notified TO appear before the SAID
Court of Common Pleas, 10 be holden at
Newport, within and for the county OF
Newport, on the Sd Monday OF May,
A. ID. 1910, aud make out their CLAIMS,
and that the said Chatburn, CANDY ahd
Charnley, may be cIicd to show cause
why decree of said court should not be-
passed that said estate be sold, aud that
such proceedings may he had on SAID
ueti,inn as To secure To said re,iioner
lhe full benefit al his lien on said estate,
under the provisions oi the act .n'lllcd
4" an act securing To mechanics aud 9th
crs. rayment for their labor aud matcri
aIs expended III erecting and repairing
houses and other buildings, canals, rail-
roads and ,urnpikcs, with their appnric-
nanccs Notice ~ therefore hereby
gwen TO the creditors of the said Chat
bum, Cancdy aud Charnley, u any, hav-
ing lien ms aforesaid on SAID estate, ol
the pendeocy Of SAID petition, that 'he)
may appear before san Comt and MAKE
ou, their claims in conformity 10 SAID act
\ DANIEL G.. DENIIAM, CIcik.
v ApliI 30-3w.
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Executors NGtire.

v1NHE subscriber having been by the Hon.
4 Court of Probate appointed Executor
to the Last VIII and Testament OF VIM. w.
Frecborn, late Of Newport, deceased, aud
having given bonds according to law, hereby
gives notice to all persons having claims
against said Estate to present them for set
tlcmcn,, and oil persons Indebted to make
immediate payment to
MICHAEL FREEBORN, Exec'r.
Nav a. ISlD
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-05-06


AN ACT RELATING TO FREE CoLoRED
PEOPLE AND SLAvEs.-The Legislature OF
Maryland, AT its last session, passed an act
relating to free colored persons and slaves.
which has become law by the signature Of
the Governor
II enacts TINT no free negro or mulatto
belonging 10, or residing in, any other State,
shall come into this State, whether such free
negro or mula,to intends settling in this
State or not, under the penalty of $50 and
no free negro or mulatto shall come into this
State second time, where he or she has
been arrested under Tie Feuulty Of $500, one
half Of which SUN shall b. given 10 the IN
former, and the other half to the Sheriff, lor
tho uss Of the ColoUl1oilou Socnty; md any
free negro or mulntto refusing or ncgecring
to pay the sum of $500, s.lul be imprisoned
sold and as a slave, &C.
Free psrsons of color are permitted to
travel as servants with While persons through
tho Stute.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-05-06

'ENIlE subscriber gives notice, that in con-
sequence Of the resignation Of the late
Collector Of Taxes, he has been legally ap-
pointed and qualified to collect that part Of
the Town Tax ordered to be assessed in
June last, which remains uncollected.-Iie
therefore requests all persons who have not
paid their Tax, To call at his Store in Market
square und pay the same Immediately, as It
must be closed by the 25lh OF May next.
ROBERT SHERMAN, I'd, Coir.
! Ncwport. April %. lS4O.
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D z "A r II s

Ia this town. oil the 27th of April, Mrs Ann ID. Smith
wife al Alr Edmund Smith, aud daughter o Mr. Robert
Prior IN the Igtl year vi her age he was lncmhcr
of the gd BuptSt Church in this During her pro-
tracicd sickness, she truly resigned TO the viii Vi
her heavenly Father Her hope Of eternal blessednts,
bvy oud tho grave, founded entirely upon the pre-
clois blood aud righteousness Of her saviour. When
king OF crros upproachedhe fear OF death was re-
moved and she swccty fell asleep IN jesus. Comm.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-05-06
Administrators A Notice.

'ENIlE subscriber having been appointed by
Il the Hon. Court OF Probate, Admlnlstra
tor Oh the Estate of BtNJ. Fay, late OF New.
port, deceased and having gwen bonds ac-
cording to law, hereby gives notice TO all per
sons having claims against said Estate to
present them for settlement, and all those
ndc bted To make immediate payment to
DAVID MELVILLE, Admir-.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-05-06

Two MISSIONARIES KILLED AND EAT
EN- BY SAvAGEs !! The N. Y. Ob.er-
yer contains a letter lately received in
that city, giving the awful intelligence
that two English Missionaries in New
Zealand, sent out by the London Mis-
sionary Society, have shared the dread
lul fate Of the lamcnted Lyman and
Munson:
The Missionaries killed were, Messrs.
Williams and Harris-the former one
of the most able and interchangeable Of all
Christian Missionaries, and the author
ola very valuable work on the South Sea
Islands. They were killed and eaten
by the Savagcs during visit to Ewom-
ango, one Of the New Hebridcs.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-05-06

OFFERS FOR SALE
I ARGE broche and merno Shawls,
- Superior English black silk Hose,
Heavy Italian do,
Cashmere wursted and Moravian fast,
Black ditto,
Heavy English black silk Gloves,
Connlcrpancs,
Brnadcloths,
Cassimeres,
Satilnris,
Mrrlno Cassimerrs,
Ladies Cloths suitable for children,
Black Italian silk hhdkis.,
With u variety Of other Goods to be sold
cheap. april 23.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-05-06

FAcTs ron THK PtoPLE.-The concluding
number Of this admirable series of poliica
articles, was published in the Newport Her
aid Of the Times of Thursday. The whole
ombodIes perhaps the best exposition Of the
end and aim of the real design and inevitable
effect Of the doctrines of the administration
that has ever appeared.
| 1t was written us most of our readers know,
by Thomas r. Hazard, i. We very much
desire to see this series published in u form
cheap enough for general circulation. An
hundred thousand copies might be distributed
with immense effect. The people will read
them because they arc facts; aud the facts
proved, tho conclusions follow Immediately
of course. We trust this suggestion will b.
taken up. We have no doubt that the hole
number named above would be subscribed
for in few of the principal Eastern ciiics.-
Wing Committees, and Tippecanoe Clubs
could not cxpend tho necessary sum to bet
ter political advaniagc.-i'rov. Jour.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-05-06

II has been well said of Martin Van Buren,
that retirement from public office, as it might
be the last, so II would be the only act in his
history which would deserve the gratitude o.
the American people.
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$f u w
HAMGiM GS.
Nj. FREE BORN,


ssAS Just received a general supply OF
IN .NTU & FASHIONABLE P.1T.
TERMS, for sale at reduced prices.
Such os sold lus, season for el,2J cts., ]
will sell this season tor - CTS.
Such as sold last season for 81, viii sell
this Tor 10 cts.
Such rs sold last season for 40 cts, will
gil this ior IL and Hi cts.
Such as Sold las, SEASON for 80 cts, will
sell this scasun for 30 ~ 81 cts.
Such A. sold last season inr S3 aud 80 :
ct,.. will sell this scaSon Tor ~ cis.
Such as sold last season Tor ~ cts, w'i
sell this season tur T., ard
Such ~ sold last season for ~ cts, vii
sell this season Tor " ate.
hnye more than 5000 ROLLS on hand
aud must and will sell thcm.
B.lTD BOyES FJRE BOARD PAT
TERMS. and BORDERS, very low.
VI - ir,O
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For NewpOr, a. Providence,
ELECTION WEEK.
The new, spacious and

mr The new, spacious and
iI~SA swift Steamboat BAL.
yG.ST:;jSs s2T LOON. Capt. b. f.
s=ESz-SSxssxA WooLsrY. will leave
Providence on WEDNESDAY, ELECTION
Day at z, A. NJ. and at ~, NJ. Returning
leave Newport nj q. a. N. and ), =. NJ.
On THURSDAY she will leave each place
on the same hours as advertised for Wednes'
day. Fare each way 80 cents.
MAY d.
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.NE.NOR.i.lD.3.

Arr AZ New Yors on Friday, schr Hannah, Boss, In
Mobile.
Sailed from New York ou saturday, seh'r Octnvia,
Wcsdcn, Tor Kingston Jnmaica.
Arr AZ Apnlaehcoln prev to 18th uli., sloop Lark,
Draper Havana. .
AIR at Philadelphia 3Oth schr Isabella Newport
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-05-06

who SANDER him, aud place him at the head
of The govcrnment--nc VINO WAS THEIR DE-
LItERkR ~ WAR, THUS BECOMING ALSO
THEIR DgLivERER IN PEACE.-BdhgOT Uhig.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-05-06
Newport, II. |. May G, 1910.

OaISous.-The Boston Post, which has
hitherto been kept up Mr.. Van Duren's name
with that of Mr. Polk. at the head of its col.
nlnns, as the nominees Of the Massachusct It's
Legislative Convention, and which has de-
clarcd against National Convention, has
aiken down its flag, and put tho following
paragraph in its place:
The National Democratic Convention, fol
the purpose of nominating candidates fol
President and Vice President, will meet ir
Baltimore OH the 5th Of May Globe.
What kind of Il figure will this eleventh
hour Convention cut on the 9th of May by
he side Of tho Tippecanoe Convention, il
The same city, at that time We shall see
W Y. Star.
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A for Election
Week.
May d.

! VAN, VIII ltuNc i TOW
dencn and Newport as follows:
From Providence.
Mohegan, at z u. IN. Wednesday, May
Massachusetts,, at ~ m. 9th.
Massachusetts, at I2 IN. Thursday May 9TH
II hodc Island. al IL IN. Friday, May slh.
Mohegan, at ~ IN. Saturday, May 9th
From Newport.
Massachusetts, 7 a. IN. Wednesday, May
and > p. m. 9th,
Rhode leland. 7 n. m. Thursday, May 9TH
Mohegan. at z q. m. Friday, May Sih.
Massac chrisctts, at z n. IN. Saturday, May 9th.
Rhode Island, at II. m. Sunday, May 10Th
The above Boats will land and receive
passengers at the Long Wharf, Newport.
1t will be perceived by the above arrange
Incnt TINT the Massachusetts, will leave New.
port on Election Day at a. III. aud ). p. N.
May q.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-05-06

The following are the electoral votes givcn
for President and Vice President at the las,
election, being for the thirteenth PrcslGan.
ual term, commencing Oh the third OF MarcIi
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NEW STOCK
30 y II s g. S Ii o Il $.
->k1~
BENJAMIN Marsh, Jr.,

40. loS, Ihames-slrcct,
Has inst recsired spieniid ASSORTMENT ~
BOOTS & SHOES-suiiiJie for
he approaching season,
CONSISTING or
4 AIDES French Shoes, Victoria ties, llar-
- rison ties, aud large supply of Shpps
and l.accs, manufactured of the fret qualhy
of Md and morocco Also Misses OF differ
en-, qualities. and ChIldren's oinll description
and colors--togciher with large supply ["
Ladies' low priced Kid Shoes. good article,
nj G2 cts. per pair. Gentlomen's summer
Boots q, $3.50 ditto fine Cali and Seal SKIN
Boots.
All ot the above articles will be sold on as
ia, ornble terms as at any other store ~ New
mort, Those wishing to purchase will please
call and examine for themselves.
I n. B.-Gcntcmen's fine Boots mnde tn
order of French Collskin, after the New
York s,,lc. ard warranted 20 b'.
Ladies and Misses Shoes manufactured 10
order IN the ncatcst manner. aud ~ tho hest
materials. Apnl 2j, IeIO
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GS a - - . q g = 8 .

In Now Bodferd Tuesday evening 2sth ul b,
Rev. Mr. Mureridgc Mr. Hosry J. burroughs, of ProNt
dence to Miss Harriet L. Lunders, OF New bedford
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Election Capcs, Collars,

Ind a rarieiy oC fancy articles.
EOR sale very low by
Mrs ANNA M. EDDY.
3 doors East ofAe Custom House.
april 30
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NEW MU USIC.

The National Wing Song, by ilnvden;
Gen. llarrison's Duck Step, by L' nn,'
The Harrison Song, by Powcfi
The Penneni Loco, Glce,
For sale ai
soH1 LINES U.j.NuO.NDS
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-05-06

The lIARhIsoN ALMANAC.-We have be.
fore us the proof sheets of publication to be
called /" The Harrison Almanac" for iSll
about to be issued by Mr.. James p. Gsitling
Of this city. 1t is to comprise in addition to
tho usual calender and Astronomical and 9th.
or tables, biographical sketch of Genera
Harrison, together with a great variety Of
historical and characteristic anecdotes, con
nected with his long and distinguished pub.
lic caroer-lhc whole embcllishcd by nurncr.
Gus and well executed engrovings. 1t will
be published early in May, and will be sold al
"a per hundred, or $50 per thousand. We
hope to see it in the hands Of all the people.
W \. Com. .1dp.
I'VE have received a copy of,he specimen
above referred to, and with the Commcrcinl
"hopc to see j, in the hands ofM the people"
En-. llSRALD.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-05-06

The Lowell Advertiser, in abiding to the
late row OH thu floor OF Congress- says:
at seems to us that VIC might hire our
lighting done at n lower rate than eight dol
lars per diem"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-05-06

The Boston Csn,in,l aud Gazette is unie'
10 the daily Advertiser tDd Patriot.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-05-06

n Instrument of Writing purporilng ia
N be the Last VIII and Testament, ant
Codlcil thereto, of Elizabeth Townsend
widow, dccenscd, was presented for Probate
and letters tcsiamcntary thcreon:-
It's ordered. that the same be received and
the consideration thereof referred to Court
OF Probate, to be holden ot tho State House
IN Ncwport, on the first Monday IN june
next. at Q o'clock q. IN. and that previous no.
ticc be given by publishing cory OF tins or.
der three several tunes, ~ the Herdh ~
he Times. for all persons interested 10 ap'
pear a, said time aud place aud be heard.
a true copy--wltncss,
m,v al H. B lIovLANp, Pro. Cir.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-05-06

Comi Of PrOLaie. Newport, .hny 4, lelO'
4 rrLicArloS was made for Administration
~ on The Estate OF William Lowe, late OF
Newport, dec.
I, Is or,lercd.ihai tho same be received nnd
tho consideration thereof referred to Court
of Proha'c. to BE- aolicn ~ the State House
n Newport. oa the hrs, Monday IN June
next. at !, o'clock o. ~. and that prrvlons no
llcc be- gwen by publishing u copy of this o5.
der three several tunes. IN the H,roH ~ The
Times, irr all persons Interested ~ appear
At said tune and place and be- heard.
"A true copy--witncss:
,,,, al r. H. HowIANp Pro OK.
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4 CAR

The subscriber having returned in safety Ia
Newport, Lis adapted home, after a most provi.
dental escape from death. feels called upon 10
express h- warmest and most heartfelt acknow
ledgenenl. 10 Capt. Moss SMALL. Of the sch'r
Mara, Of Dennis, who rescued him from watery
grave about 3 o'clock =. Nj. on Monday, 9Th
April, miles West fiom Gay Head, after having
been exposed in his little boat for twelve hours,
nj the mercy Of the winds and waves, during the
severe weather on that day. And also for the
kind and hospitable treatment afterwards extend
cd to him by Capt Small. while on board Of his
vessel, and in providing the necessary means TO
enable him to return 10 his friends in safety.
Eugene Mahe.
Newport, II. |. May G, 1910.
We have been favored by Mr.. Ma
he with the written evidence of the
kindness of Capt Small, and take plea
sure in assuring the public, that his
humane and generous behavior towards
Mr.. Mahe on this occasion, evinces a
nobleness Of soul that is above all
praise.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-05-06
CIDER.

Ok barrels SWEET CIDER-also, FIF-
%c TY barrels LOG CABIN CIDER,
for sale at No. q, Washington Row.
y. T.AtMY.
Providence, April 25 ls4O.-lap 3Ol
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From tho n. y. Express, of Sat

lFF"m mo ~ Express, VI
The changes in Pearl street since
the first of iiay arc truly astonishing
some of the oldest signs in that stree ct
and some that have appeared there for
the last twenty years, have disappear
led altogether. One store in the most
central part Of Pearl, near to Wall st.
is shut up altogethcr-a circumstance
never known before. Stores that have
rented for So 900 now rent for 5000
" Land Ho !" which was proclaimed
by the Journal of Commerce long since
docs not appear---on the contrary, take
the whole line Of Pearl street, business
is more PROSTATE than it was eve,
known to be at this season.
AMIsTAD CAsE.-The Circuit Cour,
at New Haven have affirmed the decree
of the District Court, pro iorma-and
the government of the United States,
at the instance Of the Spanish minister,
have appealed to the Supreme Court
Of the U. ). The Africans must there
fore remain in Jail until next January
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-05-06

WILL be open on Monday, May
w lih, for tho adinitance Of pupils
of both sexes, An ihsiruciress is provi-
led for the female department. Terms
from SO to IS quarter.
ap 30 3w. j. BRIGGS.
ENGLISH, French, German, Duich,
"a aud American BROADCLOTHS,
Of all the varieties of shades and styles,
just opened mud for sale at
!. GOULD & SONS,
hp so l76, Tbames-st.
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Court of Probate, Newport, .ihy 4, lel0.

May Il.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-03
DOCTOR DE ANGELS,

FORMERLY apractitioner ofmedcine the public hosp
tails and member OF the medical faculty ofhe
New York where he has been physic since The
7ss continues to be consulted at VI. ose 4s ROBIN
and rheumatic affections Dr. DE Angels has been sim
,uy successful and the terrible effects Of those disor-
hers have frequently cured BY him ashor OF tame
Without Inconvenience to the patient Oesrct,e.s chrome
the skin illness Of the and IN the limbs, debill
together with of evils arising from gect
curinr maades, have
his mode Treatment in amos incredible manner
vsge able 81 rup Of salI and Botanic Essence which,
whilst they eradicate germ VI the disease restore the
&C lated patient to health and new vigor
DR. De Angels eecsds cnie in many cases which had
bssd all the medical but he cites only
Que. Cory Of letter Doctors Osborne aud ireland
ply scians of this city, to DR. De a gels:
10 Fulton STREET, Dec. 6,ls'9
sir-We have hesitation reply note say
credit :essfal Of
No Jno Thora il had Allied ply sicans both aud
ia more fayo able climate. We red.nt
SAMUEL OSBORNE, NJ. ID.
W. IL IRELAND, Nj. ID.
Patients enqu Of MIR Thorn himself who 10 oe
found Ne. Joes Lane below Coffee House sir and ais,
OF his brother, Alder man Thorn Brookl n. ais lu.+
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-03
FRENCH SPECIFIC

GSOO II 1T FAILS To- effect rapid and perfect cure
OOo without the least regard to Diet drak, ndranct
frota basines3
All contracteda certain disease and wish
rid of with III lie trouble and without the liability oe
'hsuId LEBoYs FRENCH sPE, IFi', the only medi.
discovered thsi will cure this complaint without
of DIET. and does not affect the BhEAI IT
prevents discovery wsiie rsing II.
long orCnr -taEes OF the DISEASE obstinate
Elects, Foor Abas Gess -mae Complaints weakness
be doubt the most eaeotsal remedy
sv~-dscoyere having cured many obstinate after ever
OBSERVE Ask Tor LEROY's WRENCH SPECIFIC
xhch put bottles with full directions the kng sh and
French languages. Price ~ bottle.
NOIirE-rhe genuine Specific formerly sold at No Sc
Nassau street. will future BE sold only al DR.. HAkTs
Drug Store Of Broadway and Chambers street. New
York: OF Sxn and Market streets Philadelphia
lad Al the OF Charles and Frat streets Haltmore.