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staira. Babbige Cedar Keys and M,rk. Fla, Aicenu,
Sc, field Cedar Keys; Jons Merrill Thomas ST Croir
Fort su Prince, Ely Co.
Arrived
Shin iib,rnia Cobb Liverpool Dec H. with rdr Wood
bull N Mnturu.
slip Nalch,g, Hy. ~ dsfn Valparaiso with copper hide.
aud wool to Howland Aspnws Le slip Sophia Of Boz.
',n. the only American.
Bars Rspd, Ward. 10 days from Havana with coffee and
sugr, 10 Moses TAYLOR
bsss New Haven, Dows dads I'm Ttinlad Cuba IN ballast
Dans brig rreb,an Predecessor so ds fn Rio de- Janeire
WI Nee 10 fhelrs& Brotter.
10 Dawson Brothers " '' "V'' w
s hlder Ali Ward. % days from st Cror, sugar TO
Dn'n brig Dsrsin., vuohsrd ca d, I'm Rio J,,,ro eog,
cules ~ y y '''''"V'' nut
rrie VIM X ralman Hunt DAY. from So,fot with min.
wood. ~ T. IlUrlbut & Co Nv ~ '''i''"' WIN P'ns
brg DsnTart Bartlett ssd' I'm Aux Cages, coffee, &c to
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-11

Oh friday m.rnng aft short Illness Hugh wi.hart in
the 7ih year of his a.e.
The friends Of the family and Of his son, Daniel and VIM
A. and the members Of the Highland Society,"
invited attend the funeral Sunday morning. o'clock
from his late rtsidtnce, No. 1875 Orange st.
On the 9th instant George Washington infant son Of Geo.
+. and Elizabeth Dewland.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-11

Az. FOR BRISTOL, Eng-The British brig HAIR.
EyIHr TLEfooL, Hubbard master, having the greater
-rart other cargo engaged, viii have immediate de
FOR heish, Apply on board, a, Jones wharf, or to
jslr r. X. COLLINS 90. SO South st.
srsc FOR NEW ORLEANs-Loai,ians and New
Nfy York Line.The Regular Packet for MONDAY, 18th
'3As1. nst-The fast sailing paske, ship MISSISSIPPI
Capt Whittlesey, will sail as above.
For freight or passage having handsome furnished accom-
rnoda,ions, apply ON board, at Orleans wharf, or to
jail Z. X. COLLINS co IS South st.
Passengers will please be board the ship at Ofleans
wharf Monday TIVE 18th iasan al IL O'Clock, at which
time the ship viii sail.
day jail
IL OF lRELAND.-M1. WHITE, author Of Boudoir
Melodies" Lays Of Troubsdour,' Sc SC. will deliver
.ute introductory Lecture TIE senu. writing. Of
Thomas Moore which will be the first Of Course of Five
Lecture. on tho Bard, and Music Of ireland.
These Lectures will be with characteristic IL
lustrscn' aud in the progress Of the Course the following
Melodies will be introduced with appropriate aecompsn
The harp that through Tara's Halls, Moore
OH breathe not his name, Moo-e
When youths bright days are DER, White
Remember the glories tf Brien the brave,
(melody, composed in the 18th century,) Moore
Sing, sing, music given. Moore
True ne'er forget from Legends and Ira.
dons of Ireland, translatedby =. Lover) Caroan
by that lake whose gloomy shore, Moore
Oh! yes, remember, White
Nora Creins, Moore
Oh! come 10 the west love, Lover
Come, come, away (serenade) White
Erin the aud t1e smile in thine his melody
originally called Ailcen Aroon, is supposed 10
have been eomrosed By Carroll Moore O'Dally
in the 18th eeniuryJ Moore
oh! tell me not OF those briehi days, White
When he who adore, thee, (,uppo.ed TO contain the
sentiments OF Emmett prior to his ereution) Moore
My own Grteu lse, White
The minstrel boy trumpet oblgato accompanmen Moore
Go where glory waltz thee Moore
When morning beams, White
Alone IN crowds to wander on, Moore
Believe If all those endearing young charm, Moore
Here's health 20 thee Tom Moore, Byron
10 Lecture on each evening 10 commence at half pass
O'Clock.
Tickets for the Course S2 for Single Lecture so Cent.
each May had at the principal Music Stores and the
entrance 20 the Lecture Room. j.ll IL.
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NlARKIK n
ID 4 X ID.

On sund y, jan s'h, by the Rev. David MeDermot Mr.
Cooper, all Of this city.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-11

JUST PUBLISHED,
GYLVESTERS NEW REPORTER. IN PAMPHLET
= FoRM-Contauing full and accurate list of all the
Banking Institutions Ia the United States with the prices
the Of all Counterfeit and Altered Notes Prices Current
rates of Exchange prices Of Gold and Silver &c.
The terms s. per advance; single copie, six
cents each Persons purchasing II copies will be allow
ed fty cents.
SYLVESTER CO, lac Broadway, respectfully ac-
quaint the public that such gemens eeceG
aSe tn 10 Drafts and letters of Credit payable
art Of England Ireland and Scotland any required,
Il ON f5 and upwards.
They will purchase bills Europe and any part Of the
United States collect the low They will
al give the highest pric for Bank Of England Notes and
Fore Gold and Silver Persons remtug draw sight
for the if left 80 days per cent per
will be al owed Ulcureat rouey of all kinds discounted at
the lowest rates.
Stock and Commission business Of every hind attended
with puretuslity.
Persons residing any part Of the United States the
Canaas will have their commands executed with punctaality
and dspaicb, ard ctr ngers arriving in the city will find
greatly to their advantage TO call al 1856 Broadway, where
much valuable Information be obtained free Of charge
SYLVESTER co, 1856 Broadway,
below Maiden lane.
No connerion with any her Office in this city else.
where ljs0I Inn
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rINWINES 900 bale, superior ID po-, mauur,ctorv
comprising complete assortment from 81 40 to 90 lbs
iast received fro late arrivals; for sale by
ito T.. COLLINS g co C6 South .t
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-11
DOWARY AMrhIrHEATRE, No. 81 Bowery.-fHis
ID EVENING, Jan. 9,

The entert ailments will commence with
Grand military of II equcstrans and horses entitled
the Great Field Days the youthful Howes, will perform all
tine Most Dlf ut Fea,s that signaye the American
ARENA Fer olani, Mr. Pentland Mr. Rockwell will then
have The honor OF introducing his Indian Pony the nteuds
Of In Debt and in Liquo Uusquaed Series Of Gymnas-
by MIR Master Howes; Otto Moty and his Real Can
noa Balls; Polsnds Pride; ed Rid ms Hood Triple Act;
Flying Cord the Eussar OF Hungary the Terrible Sword
Execise Mr. John Smith and his pupil will appear dance,
sings Black Scena of Ngeers, Bold Daring Dash
ing Act by MIR Turner; conclude with the Little Giant
Killer.
Doors open at ecock-perormances commence at
O'Clock Price of Boxes so csntsIn rs cents. js92t
~ UVLOGlCAL iNSTifUIE-JUNE, TITUS, AN
Il GEVlNE * co., splendid collection Of Living Amir
mails open for the reception OF visitors at their we'll
establishment No 81 Bowery where preparation
has bees made receive the public Visitors will hs,s
the additional advantage Of bho.iDg that ard singular
animal, LIVING EGYPTIAN GIRAFFE! Aud the fur
Their qualification Of seeing BLACK TIGER! the exis
which has hitherto been either doubted denied By
all authors who have written the subject
Entrance the exhibition No IL Christie street. directly
in the of the Dowery Amphiihestre
Hours Of ex ib On from 10 O'Clock a. M. TOD r M. ,au
from 10 in the evening
Admission rs cents children under ten years Of half
price. do 3n'
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Showing an increase in the last month Of $l,2SS 10
over the corresponding month of the previous year,
equal to Ssh per cent
The receipts on this road for the last three years.
follows:
The fare from jan LIST to Dec. 81, 1887, S55,622 81
lS}o, 1874 "a
1859, 99Sll %
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rrHE OLD EsTABLtsHNENT-MEDIC VA.
Il FOR BATHS 10 John street.-Nrs. II. P. CARROLL
thanks 20 the faculty particular and the public
general for the liberal support extended to this Establishment
the last fourteen years and hopes by her aduy aud
tebtcn TO merit continuance Of the The pats
in full operation. and used with much all
sudden cel. rheumatism Group SC. &c to which hey afford
immediate reefTest nonis Of their efficacy te seen
at the establishment from the following eminent rhy siosns
Doctors Stevens. Mott Push, Boyd Naeni'en, Rhnel
Nelson, Smith, ireland, Kissam VandeRbsrg SC. SC
Portable Baths seat TO any part OF the city. Brooklyn
sulphur Baths at all hours CT the day. by giving hours
tice.
syups Of sarspara and Lvsrwor and Herbs. fresh from
the shahers. No conuexon with any other establishment
ias3t.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-11

WONDERFUL CURE or CoNsUMPTloN-Itc can
w losger be matter Of question: whether Con.ump
ton in its early stage durable mott many cure have
been effected by DR.. TAYLORS BALSAM OF LIVER
WORT. that induced TO try IL for cough dis
cspe of bloody night and great les. OF flesh
And truly say this medicine relieved beyond es
psctaons 10 few days grew better snd was pystvely
cured In four weeks. lhooe all tie sick will use IT,
s. y. LYNCH, n York street.
6'- Remember! the genuine Is cold at DR.. TAYLoR's
Ohes, s75 Bowery jail 3ldSItws
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LCvEJOY's HOTEL, jan 81, 1892

1883.
nR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. year since Jeff for New
~ Orleans to Dmence mercantile business, Soon after
my arrival became ,uanted with several young
from the north. Unfortunately for adopted their
vices as well their virtues soon contracted the VI
disease. applied 10 several medical practitioners who had
their handbils posted eohpicnousy about the city
paid them enormous sums OF money but all to purpose
After lingering several months, and daily growing worse
advised by Irie to make of Hunters Red Drops
and am happy to inform you, that after using opy
ties Of it, found myself fully restored to sound heah and
able to return to friends wei! when left intend
ed TO call on you rsonay to my thanks but shall
be obliged to leave in the stage in the morning
Yours, truly, B.K.T.
You at liberty To publish the above BY leaving nav
pame. Division. ST. per vial. i,u
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We are requested to call attention to the arrange
ment for Mr.. Buckingham's New Course Of Lee
lures, which will be commenced at Clinton Hall,
this evening by which it will be seen, ON reference
to the advertise nent, that, for the accommodation
luced as not to exceed dollar each, for the
course, or % cents each for single lecture.
nJ- NERVOUS DISEASES, Debility, Papitation OF
the heart weakness of the stomach, and other symp
toms Of arrangement Of the nervous system, arc
easily cured by that wonderful discovery in medical
science,-Dr. 'Taylor's Basam Of Liverwort. 1t is
incredible, the Immense number of people who are
restored to health by this medicine We yesterday
called to get bottle for friend of ours, and found
the store SO crowded, we could with difficulty get
in. This is all right. A good medicine should be
extensively used by all: especially those who are
nervous and predisposed TO consumption.
The genuine is sold at 375 Bswery. die
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MORNING uRu.Lp-susp NIX WIS.
Por, Of New York. Januaryii.


Packets 10 Depnr,.
LsNDoS.
Gladiator. Dritton. Jan 30
Mediator, Champlin, Feb 1
LIVERPOOL.
5 Whitney, Thompson, Jan ! .
Columbus, Cropper, Jan. 10
uAvpp
Lauis Philippe, Castof, Jan ~
Poland, Anthony, Jan "a
Chas Carroll, Russell, Feb l
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-11

AUCTION NOTICE.-EXTENsIvE SALE OF
IA VALUABLE FURNITURE This day IOl cIoch
the sale the entire elegant Furniture OF gentleman
giving up housekeeping removed for convenience sale
Comprising Carpets Looking Glasses Rugs; Windsor fancv
maple aud mahogany Chars; tea. work. card dining pier
aud Tables PLAIN column, and dressing Bureaus
French aud hiebpo, bed tssd Pianoorts Rocking Chai
French md Gree, sois cushion and 50 ing seats; marble
top aud ence ed Wshssnd. splendid wardrobe Coan
House Desks Curtains; painted Bafs; rich Shelf "a Plated
Ware; Chi1a and Class Pantit gs; msate aud ASTRAL
Lamp, and Lus'res.
Also, small lot Of elegant Furniture by order Of the mar.
shall.
As a,rndd stock offtst rate city made cabinet Furni
tue e every description.
iIll,. THOS BELL, Auciioneer.
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- PLENDlD /"'.- .itAL EAitibtIiON-Now opsH
at 81 Cans. Street, few doors east Of
RAYMOND, WEEKS, HOBBY, & Co have the pleasure
inform the public and naturasts that they have established
beautiful ard extensive Mansgerie Of Living Animals
and Beasts the above PANIED place Their coeosn
pes great variety the finest specimens fnatara history
imported TO America Will be open for The reception "
visitors each day from ioi A. NJ to- P M and from to
the evening. dig I'm
N OTICE-Tws three single gentlemen be accom-
modaed in private family, minutes walk from the
Hail. with rhout breakfast and tea References will
he required and given line directed to letter general
DO Il office will be att snded to. d3l 2w'
raNENTH WAND BANK.-The notes OF this Bank
redeemed at their CONNER No. l73 Bowery at par or
for the Of the bill holders in the lower part OF the
City ofoae per cent the Office Of Carpenter Vermyie,
No. ~ Wal, street. T. HOOK, Cashier.
al4 Inn
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a aaau Ne, ~ o.
DARK THEATRE.-TAIs EVENING, Jan lIth, IsAs,
il will no

DARK THEATRE.-THis EVENING, Jan llth, lSAe.
i will be performed
CORIOLANUs.-Ceriolaaus. MI. VandeuhoR
After which
THE LITTLE TIGER -Buekstoue, the Little Tiger,
MssteS Richi ga
To conclude with the face of the
SHOCKING EVENTS. -Griffshof, MIR. Chippndals
nox Tickets. Si-Pt, so cents-Gsiiery, 10 cent?.
DoWERYTHEATRE-TH Jan. II, via
NICK OF THE WOODS Nick of the Woods, Sc. Mr.
Proctor Telie Doe, Mrs shaw.
Afer which the Burlesque Opera of
BOMBASTEo RiOSO.-General Bsunbastes, by Mr..
To concl.de with the farce OF
TOO LATE FOR DINNEk.-Erank Poppston, Mr.
Browne
Doors open at o'clock performance quar-
ter before precisely
Priees-Boxes cens-Pn, a7i cents Gallery 20 cents
nLYMPiC THEATRE TIL. EVENING, Jan. liza,
" lsio will be presented
The pc puar Buretta of NO Sir George Doubtful, Mr.
Rus ell.
To be followed BY new Musical Comedistta, entitled
IRkEsiSTI BILE CADETS .-Hannibal PicknsiaH,
NJ. Mitchell.
After which the
ROOF sCRAMBLER.-Sweiyno,M Mr. Horncastle; Molly
Brown, Mr. Mitchell
The whole o conclude with the
IRISH EION-Capt in Dixon, Horncsste.
Dress circle, 90 aud third tie 25-pi l2i
private boxes, 81 Performances commence st7 O'Clock
broadway CIRCUs-Messrs. WkLsH BAKrLGrr 4
ID Co-TBlS EVENING Jan. III the ents will
will commence witn the
Chucse Entre Negro Extravaganza by MIR. Pelham;
Horsmsnehp by Master Oliver; st Waiting by The whole
troop; Mr. Aymars Grace full Act of Horsemanshp Mr. De-
rous will the Mexican Carnival Scene of the
Traneka; Mr. Caawaader, on l, :, and Horses
MIR. Derious and his three loupg Posiohts will appear
Mrs Gpen will appear aswii eourser; the FL ing High
lander by Mr. Spencer; Comic Song; Mopieau ce by Mr.
Ceous Mr. performances Mr. Sweepy Banjo;
to conclude with the Bedouin Arabs War Summons 10
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-11

RECEIPTS on THE HARLEM RAILROAD
Fare for passengers for Dec mber, 1888, S3Sl9 81
a" 1899, 5,l0S OF
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A cARD.-Mr. J. L. DowNE, Professor of the Flute.
n informs the gentlemen amateurs of New Yorb thst he
eives lessons Al Is3 Fulton street Broadway Those
who have already made progress the instrument will de
rive much bensfi from his instruction. iaGst.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-11

sGyS> FOR BRISTOL, Eng The British brig HAIR.
kyyfN TLEfOoL, Hubbard, master, having the greater
Of her cargo engaged will have Immediate de.
spateh.
For freight Apply on board. al Jones' wharf, or
isII y. X. COLLINS b 90. Sc South St
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-11

ID GARD Two three gentlemen have neatly furnish.
ID ed WITH board by applying at No. lG PARK place
lower froa, pArler with efa bedesd be had If desired
N. B. Dinner al o'clock. dc I'm.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-11

One, ILLINOIS, INDIANA, KENIUuKY, Ms
" souri, Bank Notes Cerer.lss opohdf p ca ssve
Notes oil the Mineral Point Bank tiaor senS ylb
able terms at S. sLVESrkRa an.
jail 100 Broadway aud ~ Wal, st.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-11

I'EMALE MONTHLY REGULATING PlLLs-Such
has been the Of Madame Resells Female Monthly
Regulating Pill in all OF suppr, ssion, rrtgula
soppage of the however obarae from whatever
causes Produced that they have entirely the var
Gus dangerous drugs and poisonous specifics heretofore used
to the destruction of health and peace Madame Resei the
midwife and female Physician grandmother of the
advertiser first introduced their hir years ago into
Of the prime pal Female Hospitals in Europe aud such
their astonishing efficacy and that hsy have
been adopted Although mild and safe yet being
composed Of ngedient' acting principally upon particular
fqncons 1t i, necessary FIR ed seine cir
cumstances abstain from their for contained
the full and particular direction enclosed inside of each box
Price 81. MADAME RESTELL'S Principal Office, leo
Greenwich street. Cou tlandt, NJ Y; and 39t south
ighth street, Chestnut, Philadelphia jail In
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-11

ID ED gACk AND SAFETY FUND AiU,EY lar -,
II also Drafts Philadelphia and Boston, by
$. SYLVESTER
jail 100 Broadway az d % Wall st.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-11

g j. sYLVESfEks EXChANuE OrE,CE a. nor
~ removed but continues at 1870 Broadway and ~ Wall
street i'll
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-11

FINHE GENERAL NEWSPAPER OFFICE will be
opened for the pre'en' 1855 Bowsry two doors below
the late place this morning. where the suo'criber viii DC
pleased TO serve his friends and customels
jail ~ ]. AFFORD
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-11

LectuTe Deglhs az nan psst Z. ----------
Tickets for the ming be had at No. g. under the
Aor House, 200 Broadway; but Single Lectures will be
paid for al the door. Jail IL
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-23
Port OF New York, May 23.
TO ARRIVI


Cleared.
Ontario Nmal, st Johns, NB Joseph Cowperhwaite WAY
fiadclphia James Hay (Brl Lsavtt st Johns NIB; Star
Mitchell, Tobasco sutton Barkman, Charleston Neptune
lubec) Demani, Rotterdam, Pluius Bearsr iond.
WIN Roscoe Sherwood. Boston; Female, slower PhIad '
Arrived. '"'"'
Bark Erancia, Edwards As days from Amsterdam 10 Ceb
hard Co. Leftbark Canton Packet Of Boston, from Canton
just "'
seb Caroline, March, hours from westpor Ct in ballast
to X Woodruff " ~ y
Columbus. Chopper, Liyerpool Gladiator Bron Landau
Ariadne, Buckmsn Antwerp: Marmora, MYERS Richmond
Troy Wood New Orleans; Turbo Buchoup. Baltimore Pearl
Tough hainou hgi America, Martin. Port Prince; Mi
chigan, Mstanz Magnus. (sw) Stockholm and others
General Record.
The Rocste Woodhouse, for Liverpool lays anchor in
the North River. "
spoken.
trsscs cotton loaded bound 10 Boston esud
where fronby the james Avery May a. off Sandy Hook
Charles, Tobey from Nfork for Cadz May lat 90 Ion
$50 '
Mary Kngssnd. Of NYork. May s. off D n Keys
Ca,harine from Nfork out hours for Charleston
May rs. no lat, Sc stated.
Lark Philadelphia from NYork for St Petersburg Nav
n lat. -
CIarisss Andrews for Cork, for orders, Mayt
Oneco. for Hayre. no date. lat % "A. lon Tg ts
United states Ports.
BosToS, May 2I-sld Marietta. Watson NYorL
EDGARTowS, May lar Patriot, Babbdgs. New York for
Thomsson 18th arr giti,en, of Harwieh, from NYork
ork; sid Csnover, West Indies
NrwBEsr. NC, May Is-arr VIM Seymour NYork; Mary
Caroline do EnayQt, do cid Angenora do Ann E1abet5
doi Craven. do; John Hughes, do.
Foreign Ports.
81 JOINS, NIB, May lsarr Teazer reenlav NY ork in
dsys.
ST. CRoN. May s-Frermsn, Sparks Tor New York davs
othello fron do, unc; Wanda, Adams for do, soon.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-23
MONEY MARKET.
Friday, May 22--S II. M /.

The markets were again heavy this morning The
yroach probable passage the SbTeasury Bill exerts
uufvoabe influence upon stock operations, and will make
all classes cautious their operations until the practical
Of that has become familiar. Stock declined
to-dayU. $. Bank cent, Delaware and Hudson per
cent, Farmers Trust cent Harlem ~ cent Stonngon
per cent Sales of Corporation Water Stock made at
ssl per cent-old bonds at par
There little business doing in sterling bills at IT all
cent or 81 "a IS the sterling which discount oil about
per cent notwithstanding which, the Columbus for Liver
pool carried out S5oooo gold Uncurrent money remains
about the In domestic bills there is material change
but any, the temporarily better The following Is
table of the current rates -
CURRENT RATES BANK NorEs AND Domestic BILLS
Bank Notes. Exchange. 49,
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Passengers Sailed.

LWERreoL-Paeka ship Columbus IS Buckley, Mrs Mary
Buckley Ludlow Mass Mise Mary Davis Geo Gilbert aud
Iody Arson Foster Isaac Pray Blank, NewYork VIM
hl9yd iiarrs9n Boston, James Iams BrookiRg, Waeh
mere; Phillips, Poughkeepsie Jas schooler West Cam
bridge, Mass Rev Cyrus Grosve Worcester Mass DIR
Stones Henry Higgins. Vrginia Rogers NHsmps shire;
Mrs. Elizabeth Deane two children and serv DR. John Lucas
Claude, Lverpool Thomas Harley scoand;J sarky exi-
Pqekst ship RoehestsrMrs DR. Peters and child James
well, John Whitehome NYork ibm MITCHELL Philadelphia;
MIR Johnston incinnatl VIM Dckenson New Jersey; Prye
Hady James Redon II Kirby, N0rleans; Rev w Belts
and LADY, J II Appleby.
LoNDoN-Packst ship Glddiaor-Colin arcsurt, lady and
two servs MIR West and lady Mrs East aud Canada
Miss Hale and seryt do Alexr Ings Jamaca Sanders
Matagorda; MIR Holmes Portsmouth; Johns en- Ohio: AMI
Lewis, Nj Hagerty, VIM Hamblin, Ludolph.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-23
CELEBRATED EYE WATER

DREPARED BY DIR. j. FRANCIS. OCULIST, No 10
Il Barclay sreeThs Eye Water j. perfect for all
mis and will those nsbulas frequently known BY the
and has made perfect whes hope had
fled and when the medical faculty had pronounced the
Mrs ;ot member Of my church has child who has been
afflicted with diseased for nearly two large ulcer
covered the sight after uitess apple atoms by different ply
eye water prepared sold By pr J. Francis has Effected
perfect cure REV y H. ,ONf, ~,
March %, 1870. Pastor OF the Oliver ST. Church.
NV grandson was afflicted for nearly years, with nebuls
each eye and great the Inflammation that the
white Of eyes like scarlet and for most Of the time
he could the lights had him IN the Eye nrmay
moAhs he discharged ineuabe. We
applied 20 Dr. Francis and from the Of his cele
braed water he now restored which The doc
W. REBECCA WEBSTER, % First st.
ToDr Francs-Dear srIn the fall Of 1892, was attacked
tackled with measles which left my eyes IN weak and nhamsd
resorted 10 prescriptions, but received benefit
but bottles Of water and though have
studied closely all tho time, my sight perfectly restored
With much pleasrrel Subscribe TysL dsar ar yc.r much
Student in the New York Theological Seminary.
have been an eye witness the happy effect of Dr. Fran
es eye Ea aS5 TpGs mT sSh' osMw LHNT
member Of the Preshytery At Buffalo, and new residing
els os celebrated eye water and the testimony Of ,hoss
who used it, do highly recommend To- the rocc o IN.
public AZ most valuable remedy Duncan Dunbar pastor OF
he McDougal st. Church G. q somner pss,er OF the sou
Rev g. storrs Tenth st. the Rev. Jacob H. Brouner Is Ban
no. This eye water is not prepared cold by any oerpe
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