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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-03-28

The body Of the dead Tory was taken
and buried by The sexton oil the church, as
he had no relations in that vicinity.
Af,er an absence of two hours or lhetea-
obcuis, the negroes returned, having sue
ceeded IN capturing Finly and one Of The
eirsugsrs who were tha, night confined and
the next morning, at the earnest solicitation
of Judge -, liberated on the promise
Of amending their lives.
ltwas in The month Of October Of the
same year that Caiharine v was sitting
by an upper back window Of her father 5
house, knitting. Though autumn, the
weather was mild, and the window was
hoisled about three inches. In the rear of
the house was The barn, huge old fashion
ed edi6cs, with upper and lower folding
doors; tie lower doors were closed, and ac-
cidantally casting her eyes towards the barn,
she saw small back door on range with
the iront door, and the window at which
she was sitting, open, and number of men
enter
The occurrence OF the summer immedi-
aey presented ilselfto hei mind, ,and the fact
that her father and the other males of the
family we've at work 10 field some distance
from the house. led her TO suspect that op-
pormniiy had been improved, probably by
some of Van Zsndts friends TO punder and
revenge his deaSh. Conceaing herself,
therefore. behind the curtains, she narrow
~ watched their movements. She saw a
maa's head slowly rising above the door,
and apparently RECOMMENDING the premises
--i; was Findley's. Their object was now
evident. Going to the armory, she Sc
lecled a well loaded muske,, and resumed
her place bv the window. Kneeling upon
the floor, she laid the muzzle of the wea-
pom upon the wndow-sil between the cur
tains, and taking deliberate aim she fred
Wha, effect she had procured. she knew
not, but she saw several men hurrying out
OF the barn, by the same door they had en-
tered. I'he report again brought the father
and his workmen to the house, and going
into the barn, the dead body of FindIey lay
upon the floor.
Catharine w. Afterwards married a
captain Of the Continental army; and she
still lives the henored mother of numer-
Gus and respectable line Of decendsnis.-
The cid house is also in the land of the
living, and has been the scene of many a
prank Of the writer of this tale IN tue hay
day of mischieyous boyhood.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-03-28
The Great Hurricme-.4ppaiiing loss Of


We lament to the record that tremen-
dous hurricane, with an intimidation of the
sea, occurred on the 10Th of November at
Coringe,On the coast norlhward of Madras.
Some particulars of the devastation COM
muled were given in the Madras Spectator,
on the authority of letters written on the
spot, 1.-The water fr5m the sea rushed ia
with such violence, thai the houses al Co
ringe, except Els. large house, aud three or
four other brick houses-all the rest they
say have been carried away. | have had
Two and half feet Of water in my garden,
and in my room, which is under NV bun
gaow, one and half foot They say that
more than 10000 people have persisted by
this terrible hurricane, which lasted only
five or six hours. There is nothing to be
seen in every direction but dead bodies and
drowned cattle. Sixty native vessels, which
were in the roads loaded with paddy ,disap.
peared and they do not know what has
become Of them"
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-03-28

QUO WARRANTo.

On Monday lastF. W. HUeHEs, Esq.
Deputy Attorney General, filed sugges-
lion In The case Of The CdNMoNwEALTH Us,
SAMUEL d. LEIB, heretofore one OF our AS
sociale Judges, siathg in substance that by
the amended constitution Of 1898, ard the
dec sion of the Supreme court in the case
Of the C5nlhQnwsalIh vs.. 0IisIus Collins,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-03-28

A Horned Womah. "A correspondent OF
the New York Star,in giving some account
of Gottingen University, in Germany states
that in the cabinet Of that institution the
greatest curiosity consists Of three horns,
which were presented by Dr.. Blumenbach,
1.-TWO of the horns are short, thick, ana
nearly straight; the third is about ten inches
long, and completely twisted, like rams
horn. Ii is rough aud round. half an inch
in diameter at the root, and of a brownlsh
hue. These horns are round and blunt at
bach ascerlaihe4 BY chelcaf TahaIyssiiss,' yssiis'afl afal
they had a greater affinity in their compost
tionto the horn of any other animal
These three horns were once worn by-a
woman! She broke her head by fall and
the longest horn sprouted from The wound.
Il kept growing for thirty years, and then
she casl it. When it dropped off secoud
came, which did not grow 10 such length,
and also dropped off. On the same spot
sprouled third, AMI The woman died while
it was growing. Blnmenbach cut it from
the schulz after she had died. Uncommon
as this tale may seem, give it full ere.
deuce. Il is attesled not only by Blu
menbach's own statement, but by other eyi-
dence"
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-03-28

The Cincinnati Chronicle mentions
that 30, 900 barrels of -four had been re.
ceivsd through the Miami canal, within 80
days.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-03-28

bimselfm Pcnnsylvania, and has likewise
me. with signal overihib% az home, in
the person Of his lieutenant, Bellsmy SIo-
rer
General Harrison.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-03-28
Ezaz1sMz!nsyza


"A Noosi and Singular Cage.-Qnite an
extraordinary case is detailed in letters aud
papers from Charleston. 1t has excited the
curiosity of the citizens of tha. civ. and
puzzled both the learned and unleained.-
The priucipal facts may be thus condensed.
A patient durng recent visit to "A fiiend in
the country, felt while in bed an object of
some kind fall upon the upper part Of the
cheek bone just below The left eve. She
brushed il away and after restless night,
awcke in the morning suffering its conse-
qnences in the form Of acute pain, during
which time she removed from the eve
se"erh fragments Of the legs of a spi-
der.
Returning TO this city few days after
wards, upon complaining TO her mother Of a
similar sensation, an examination was made
when perfectly formed dead spider, of
small size, was removed A physician be-
ing called,sll proper investigation was made
in order, if possible, 10 discover the seat or
midas Of lhe animals, bul this proved fruit
less. No enquiry has yet been able to de-
tecl lheir seat of empire. and set they have
continued 10 he remoyed from each eye al
ternaieiy, sometimes iiom one alone, some
times from both, for space Of six weeks
10 an amount on an average Of from two oi
three every other day. Portions Of wha
is supposed to be The oyum, have been alsC
discharged. Each exit Of either animal o.
web,is preceded By acute pain in some pof
ton Of the organ, and attention being thu
called, the object is easily removed by III,
attendant.
The eyes assume at times much inAam
maiofy irritation and swelling OF the lids
with an ipjecled condition Of lie ball, an
copioas saa'usion Of tears.
Bv some, the spiders are supposed 10 b
Of different species they are, certainly, a
lar os we can learn, at different stages {
maturity.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-05
WHOOPING COU Oh

w II " " 1 IN VI y " u " II
R Rogers requests to that he has prae
his practice, he has made kinds OF remedies fol-
colds hoarseress and that distressing complaint Whoop
generally and, after all he nds as Pee
Clarified Essence OF Horehound Candy and recommends
be universally used.
Harenbrook has Medca,ed Candy and
finds it ,luab specific for coughs col asthma &C.
Dr. Hudson says, that family should be without the Cha
and RETAIL at As Division street which hav, ercs
lent remedy One OF patients, particular danger
9lsy afhiced win was so for two months
packages Of the above COMPOUND performed radical cure
The have used the Clarified Essence Of Hore
houad for Coughs Coils HoarscEes nd
all those who exposed to uncertain aud eli
Rev. Mr. Ayers Pastor NJ E. church, Halsey st. Newark
Rev. Mr. Griffin, Pastor Centenur. church. BrookynLI
i,eV Mr hs.gs, recent Pastor NJ H. church. lett
Rev. Mr. Whitaker, Pastor Presbyterian church. corLer Of
Gathering and Madison streets.
slder knsup, Mulberry street chapel
Rev. Mr. Gibbs, No. iI3 THIRD Avenue.
Rev. Mr. Cfawford Pastor NJ l.. church. Forsyth street
Rev. Mr. Lindsey, Pastor NJ. s. church. s,cend street.
mentiox We have obtained introduced this Gem.
pound, which nine months since two thonss
physcans eouneei singers aud others
Of the highest respectsbty, recommending this invaluable
medicine.
AGssrs or CiIy-J.F F. Curns, No. 10 Exchang.
Place, New c. b. Z,eber No Norh Third street
Philadelphia; Robinson, ITO Baltimore street Baltimore
r. Taylor, Psnnsy Avenue, Washington near sdsbys
and numerous others shown forth in other papers.
genuine unless each package IS signed TEASE SON
Division street. Of whom It can be obtained wholesale and
retail.
0CF- A liberal discount allowed 10 agents.
All letters postpaid viii be dill. gently attended to-
Country merchants ~ho apply for agency give good
Closed On sabbath. ,,a Am.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-05
COLLECTION
OF AMERICAN VICTORIES.

PASTED b. buEias Lan lsassy, e.aage saI ots,e.-
ELEVATED french
NEW ORLEANs-LhEE pRfr-yOpH TD-v~
Thee msssaeeat p niags t-enty bet an u,d,. -
hneso eet hrh form TIE 6rs ser-- Of eoeciisas
90 illustrate the N.va aud Military Hstory ~ An. 1890
stats an hsre been .recut.d " fsris Il tss1s ts
~ rtsss ~ rsncs each BY the e@iebr.i 81
spl. OF the syend approximation Of Sspos rs ~
thr Nnsef % LuvsmburE and Chateau de VERSAILLES
Th- trsttso, fNev Orleans ard Lss- Erie1 srL
mt,pg q the rsae NJ log corner Of Chan5er5 al
Broadway kntrssee 10 Chsnb. 70 street
Admss.on % cents ov-n from u s'eiocs IN tn Dorusrt e.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-05
sTATE or NEW.YoEE

n
- ID. sfcRgTaRH's o. ffcf ,AUcusr A., lrtnt
II The sheriff cfih- City a1d CuaLfJ ~ New York
sr-Nutics y hereby Ess you that the nert Zen
frs Ecii'u IN Ills STATE. q y hi Ire second h,ri an.
bath dys % Novensr nsI tsHc,pt o. the y aal C0s,x
siNsw YORK ia - tr of bf1ss sni the town or .I
wct N - county Of Kings tie election 10 10 hsh
on Wsssssd,y TIE foarih Jay & Noscs.sr Bss me fso
iax srcers are 81 Be elected.
\ sotersor aad LIE It.nsni Governor.
tortvo Electors Of Prssdet lad Vic. President Of .
foa iii si.o take nstice that tie tern ofsr,e. .fyr.s.
ia A Tasig- Sessor Tor The First Dis;r,~ t. -beb ia
Gir sni Couay 81 New I0rk bongs ~ sxv,r. on b. a.
day 1fDsecnber netf, and that Senator Tor he SAID
% % chosen in bis place a. the aid en.r,l
fOa - sso sks notice that four Repr,snt.ves al. ,-tf
Congress of the Ussd states Tor the Third
District eonssirz pr che city and eesnty New -
- CHOSEN al the said n-rt g-aers1 Election.
A. TIE General Election the followiss os~xs 40. A.,
b chosen 10 your county,.
Thirteen Members Of Assembly.
sss-f y glses q Jacob Aes- wsose Tern ~zvir.. a.
COUNTY Cisrt. nplas, q JssepL Hovs- whose ter ..
pre- On the sst DAY or lcsmt~r seat
ani one ioener, flsee " frs y. whseer wsa-< I'm,
rif esg,fe On ~ last d. ~ Ustepbern-tf.
feurs. rfffIiv.
- j. q. SPENCpR secr.,.,v .rx.t.
r. S.euH uhee, New llrk. August -. sac,
800 tue copy Of nrfcaiioa rtesi,ed from IN.
. sheriff Of the city ara Cen.,v n - g. VA
AI te prone nsrsYaqers IN ne err~sv iii ,-at,.t "a.
ss9re once ~ escs week untii ths 1919" W.
part lot. psxe 100. % 49,. "a
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-05
CHARLES cox:
SIGN OF THE DEN EECE.

(Corner of Fulton and Nassau-streets.)
ORIGINATED the Cash System without fleeing or be-
Wing eeeed and pursued il for with sat,s-
factory success but n evil he became ssdused in
monsh. Vim TO reform! This call he determined obey
only for his benefit but for that Of his BY
this change he furnish them with garments Of the best
terals, made ia his well known fashionable Style as cheap
be oh aimed of Of the trade their
cent humbug to the contrary notwth
standing
His long the House taught him
the of liberal psbIic; and he has accordingly
supplied hms elf with assortment Of Cloths Csss
Vtns Sc Sc expressly calculated Ia please the most
difficult taste Friends strangers and the public generally,
respectfully invited to test the cier
for oney and credit He pledges himself for the excel
duced prices upon thu reformed principle Of money hand
Orders for Nav al and Military Uniforms, Ladies Riding Ha-
bits SC will be thankfully received aud attended to with
promptnoss and the utmost desire TO please, by
CHARLES COX, corner Full ard Nassa sts
sis Inn Sign af the Golden Fieece-but no fleecing.
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n O + | G. T..

~ P.CELEn OYSTERS. CLANS, MUSCLES and
LOBS TERS put " IN the best style for shipping or
tur use.
Also Oysters pat W transpotaiior IN t.r. r.n,
lies suf ;icd On the shortest uoiies. ~
j. RECkHOw, Iss Grssnw' ch street
sislm g
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-05

IN that Day
The New York Jockey Club account of the all absorb
excited BY the approaching Gle have deter
mned put their entire Fall Meeting single day, TIE
SIX crs made for the week will be the first Tuesday in
October 6th inst, being the Purses-Four Mile Heals
Tire Nile He,isTwo Mile Heats aud Three takes
The Races vi commence at eleven O'clock and continus
ihrvu. hut the day.
ist Rae. for years old Two Mile Heats,
aud Interchangeable for old Mile Heats entrance
$780, forfeit $25 our subscribers.
Bird Race-purse $500, Two Mile Heats.
4th Race-Purse $500. -Four Nile Heats. ....
5th Race-Purse $500, Thrse Mile Heats.
6tt Rac@-Sweeps'akss for OLD Two Mile Heats,
entrance 5000, foi felt $50. Three subso rb.rs
The charge for any genemea introduced be member into
the osed space ahether resident nonresident Of New
York; will be reduced ST. whilst the price Of gate and pub
lie stand will remain at the usual price of ordinary day
Race.
The first train Of Cars will leave TIE Sol tn Ferry
O'clock and continue through the day TO give every facility
visitors to the Course this exciting occasion.
Refreshments will be provided, io the Club and the Public,
passports that day pass of the
sac ALRXR l.. Bolts.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-05
TO POLITICAL, MUSICAL, DANCING, AMI
OTHER PARTIES

TEE NEW SALOON Of THE WASHINGTON HOc
TEL complete order comprises the entire Of
the nd story Of the ont main budngis 9? feet By 60
the floor the walls feet high wi arched ceiling The
finish this beautiful Hall the elegant chasts
modern styles is Thoroughly ventilated having lofty win
doss three Sides aud extreme height gives 10 the Voice.
ehsr in singing or speaking an .tseus
cation 0nng Broadway between Chamber and Reade ss
and internal ndered he will
not be deemed calling the public attention
of the splendid and Saloons for public
meetings, public dinners, balls concerts &C. in this city
the United St,tes.
His personal and unremit ing attention and exerons
will be wanting to retain the
bestow ed upon aslngton Hotel ard for the
ewly finished II that attention and which its
ue.t yaDta isstly eptItle il, lhoia
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-05
FASHIONABLE TAILORING

ESTABLISHMENT-No 81 FULToEs1nEIr.
EOLWELL AND BREVOORT wouldiLf,rri he public.
that they receiving their Fs and liter sfss 81
of Eng and Cloth and Csss0eres
lot aud Be,er CLOTH also variety Of ysngs suitable
for the We fober giving the pnblic bill u
aer The Of the third establish
ents who puff into brief existence like the
medicines; those who wish their
we'll and shonaby made sell NJ ess prices than the
same articles can be purchased elsewh here.
~ b. F0wc aud Brevoort would take this opportunity
inform their friends and the public from long espe.
rience foremen, ia the fashion able essbeh
this city aud Philadelphia feel confident Of giving satisfaction
o the most fsstilious. sl5 Inn
CTRAW BONNET's-FALL FASHIONS THOMAS
- BENNETT Gate fou Broadway wishes to his
customers that he has provided most choice stock Of the
style Braids made
for coming season viz double English DunSiahles Veto
Rutands French Sraws and the best and hsst
kind Of English T1se an lesherb sc AT msnuset red IN
above articles have purchased for essh and will sold
for cash, at uneommosly low prices at 50 William street.
q mly opposite Patt street. 80 I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-05
q. n. m o w y n -

wHoLr.,Ls ave- svr,u
CHEFS. STOCK, HOSIERY, GIOyF AND
UMsRrLLA STORE, -
Comes of william and Bcekmsn streets Now York and
los Fulton street, BROOKLYN.
Has n-tariir hand ,he following srticl,s'-tcnte
n mems isssn shirt
GenisnsBs Muslin. With lines bcsoss cellar. "a vr,.t
t.ndsj d. rithos' coisr.
felcred shirts ofssery d,ssripiios.
MUS SHIRTS v ith ha.n wisisuds
Boys shtr's of dlfrriytiC
0eneens alb net Drawers. Do linen de-; 10 cotton 90
Do PLAIN do do, d. lambs wool do
DO white and red Flsnnel do DO Canton Flaunel,-
Do silk net shrfs. do do cottor 10
Do lambs wool DO; DO rrsrino do
Ladies siik and nerino Vests and Drawers,
Linen Co,rs ssd siis and cotton Nsht CAPS.
mnmned Satin stocks, Of the iste"'Yle
Trimmed BON ,a1lae do DO
Hated d. 10 DO
Bisck and fancy Cravsts
sib and Canhric Pocket Hsndkerchief,
.,ur,elst'c, sih s-d cotto1 ssspenders.
Ho-hn and Md Gloves, ol suf sror quality.
LINEN, thread aud cotton do do
SHEETS, rillew teses and Towels
sh and Cotton mbreas, and article
ageHtlemAi z " srdrobe. for immediate
Scotch smb Wool and M.rino STOCKINGS sod Socks Of
C. B. thankful fer the f,ors besteyed on him for N.
past three soloitsa eontnuence q same shall b.
his s,most endeavors TO sve rok Of the best aera Aad
~ eten,ernen ebsrkns for s-s sas b. instantly sup
piied iof The voyage f22 iInls-
no BhEwERs--wsnt,ds Commission 10 cell Beer. AI-.
A. H. -.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-05

&S0O hLWARDs-LhOsc sPECiFIr MIXTURE
paw For tie cure Of Gonorrhga
lsgous conn ants Of the organs cigeEe ration.
gfa remedes y.t diseoTeredfor the plants
. the most certain.
makes speedy dpemsssnt e,r. without tie re.
ratiost 10 Diet, drink, exposure change IN
business. -''N
We gave no long guaekish 10 d.e.. tb.
sutc. the medicine does fr itself no ~, .h.ll
peAk fo ~ Our Object 10 notify wher, can be had and
he.prOpretor challenges ssinglc Of m
be broushn which the MIXTURE will sneeta RAPID cure
under forfeiture Of $500.
THE ads.ase that unsteiy pervades all
eesy-hsh ow, rich and matrimonial single They
presented with aremsdy b which thsr
sbls. ' ~
Further the disease cannot be contrast sa... Of IN.
MIXTURE lasen AZ night agoing 70 bed when exposed
IL is put IN bottles. with fall directions q,
botLs Que bottle lasts ss..k, when genera, ear,s
Many cured IA two DAYS.
rOr sale oniy a, Dr. r. Minors Drug stor. Nj. ia
broadway. q Per street Fyanl ous. New York
snd Josss Hutehnso1 e,rBer ofChesnut and Seventh
streets, Phissclphia. ''
Beware of mutations. N. sssaint only as above.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-05

DIR. LEVETT, DENTIST,
20 BROADWAy-fE Entrance in wsrrer. street. ,
WILL feel rach pleasure showing hev his rsn ofn.ert
umG Teeth on the principle ofATMOsPHEkIC PRES
tIssr. from that esusy sdo9.,d with N. imposnt
results from s epplceos As Dr. L. has pcthiss about
eret, hs wishes the public to Judge Tor themselves
- Fror the Sunday Norrinv Auss ola rvii>s fsse1
From o.F persons. scquntsrss Nth the rrz<ise ssd
psrsre. o. Mr Lev.t Dentist v. most eordsy RECON-
merd HE atmospheric rriseipe prscted ~ hr
tsfry.
o'clock afternoon slolmis'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-05


OR COMPOUND ESSENTIAL OIL or ALMONDS
For destroying dandruh and enting the from
coming 3at or turning grey remedy against Bald
and the PUBLIC rely OMIT that A. PASTORS COM
FOUND OIL the wholssomest and best OIL Cor the Hair
makes gro thick and long its falling
grey and e,ea hair has begun 70 turn grey sseh
rsher TO the hair that by II will restore IL
eolo aso preyes hairffom becoming shaded aud IL hair
already shaded which ~ asrea Dung
and used r short tine il will IL to us natural CO.
eyebrows ard wLsksTs.
A. PASTOR, 10, Greenwich street New York and far
the of the Ladies' and Con.
fectioBer Store, 1854 tirssnwlch street.
Price 50 cent Naiile .higfiv r~rfumed. ;ol I'm
A. ALBErS y Born. No so Exchange Place 10 stars
BY late arri as hare received full II
and Fronth Dry Gaods, cOnsistnc Ct
N.iNe Figured and plain, foe Merchant Tailors.
serges-frerel % different widths and super English
wi ie escorted.
LGstrns. Ii,liag lnl limitations, Of assorted widths
Cfasats-lt sian hes, Gros grain and imitssn - to
- 40 nch boma'l, and variety Of figured cravats.
Hate fiuss-Moleskin aud long nap, Hat Bands aud
Bi"lings.
La ..-Tte.d AMI Edgings very rich assortment; al,o
: Blond, Caps, Collar sad Enbroidsries.
Nes7gs "A vsstry Of lain aid figured Sans and Silks
Rbbons-l an n and GlloR5. assorted cases. No. A 10
is. Velvet llib,ons, black ard coiored =
Slks-Gfos d. swa, tros de Naples fros dc Florence
Sh wls-A vs'ieiy Of SIX aud 81 aud Cotton.
Boot tords--A frw cases NJ. aud s.
And ALSO great variety Of TrmHilgL Tapes, Bcbbins
bsndugs, FTinGt 1. &c srns
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-05

nnT.Lks, MANCLEs-PRICEs RFDJCFD.
ASd 70 Hos,i snd Botrsng House Ksepsrs, and
.t ~. SCAN WksT repeatedly isfprrn he
,a ,bey aye hand and are n.ru.c turing their
s,rns.ss tsh ~ utility and durability so "
LABOR ssynz machine entirely sou~r.
49, s,, re- s,ro,ns and r,dy pot. h,su, gloss on
80 49, os ,.a-n; se ~. WITHOUT ~. sd off-s Tier mar
Athens~un snd . .rifcr Bou.s 'i' ''"'r"se' no"s'
49, second hsns N.nsls Tor sale eb,ss
Thy are % q No Little Green sire. pesy Lis,rx.
street New orr, where Messrs 40 m -. A. 80 -
sfr frs - " u'"' in ue Guy
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-05

= . nos.ES,s sIE4sL PENS.
y. r. GiLLEsPlE, TNPORTrR or NsTaIt n rrx.
81 NAssAU.sT1EEI, NEW YORK rnSs
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j. Pc A Sc & SON.


IN recon- nendirg the CLARIFIED ESSENCE OF HoRE.
HOUND CANDY reuOw ed for cougis coids hoar,s.
asth difficulty fbreathng pain or pr,s.
shifting Of blood catarrs paip,ta Of thu heart oppres
or soreness OF the ehs waoopng cough dAculJ p,o.e
eNpectorstion and al diseases Of
become victims ana ned 10 an
for n,g,ertLg what may call siuIle cold bal
f.om which u ads Ia consumption.
The Prop etos daily receiving the most fa,,srng
count Of s,geess. sad truly gry ing 20 tass The
supported BY the clergy. and ocated Iy the whole New
York Pres aud in The hogse &c OF oar citizens IL
may be taken without the lea.t fear Of Danger and
material Advantage has u. other medicinal Compound
di' ely oaisshle thatany child will aud in
hne Ar.sdy the OF eop.i.,ny OF
physeians, eerzymen councillors public SPEAKERS nsers
and others e the highest ctsbity To satisfy The puS
lie that there fiction relation this kiedieip.
show forth lev refersbees in order that the sceptca NAV
call aud see the unde rs,gned indiyi fraily. -
5 yenrer, 50 Henry street = Townsr 90 Charles
A WhItlock, SO Water Of. J, Allen. 100 Orange at
A. Lesrd, us Wuisu st W.Freemsn, fi2 Henry ST.
y.Ilark, - DIVISION 81. J. COOPER ~ Division Il.
ID. Smith, "a -snd Il. J. Rsdoa No. 90 Division st.
j. MoHmer, lo3 Main st, sexton 10 the VI. H. church.
Brooklln. Forsyth street.
X. Reynolds 30 thirsty st :. Benedict Chatham at
CThonpson. 50 tourtia DIT J. taitsn. i2s Ced.r,t
:. Gcluan. SC Pearl u IL. Furnace. 2ss Ma. ison 1t.
4. Dsleyan 70 Maiden lane. a.. loon, q Ridge at
J. Damon, lsi Chatham st II. Lyell, Carroll place
j. Cohsn, s. East Broadway.
These only sleok To what have obtained Please
call -sd judge for yourselves
IEMENBER-Ce not appoiae I'd .r.nts aud
noueisrenune UNI s.eseh signed fEASE son,
g pivs'on street A eer disc alp TO assn Ali
ls,t.s osl pAd viii Be dssstly at,enasd t. Ciy letters
Parties and Hotels ifashed with Ice cream aul Blanc
Nsnge, ~ shilling. pcr quart.
The Saloon OpsH evening during The week. Sundays
excepted. .itI,,E