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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-04-23

Mr.. ArarNsoN-Thc very gratifying
result of the late Election should not be
suffered in the least TO relax our efforts
in the approaching Presidential contest
--on the contrary, it should stimulate us
TO cXcrtion. 1t is Indispensable we should
keep up our present organizations; and
freely and frequently communicate with
our Wing friends in every portion of the
State. \ large majority (and more par
tlcularly such an unprecedented one, is
well calculated to create a security more
10 be- jcared than The strength Of our ene-
mes, and my object in this communca-
ton is TO guard against the evil. want
to see "liltie l;hoda" constantly incroas-
ing her disapprobation of the mad and
wicked schemes of the KindeIhook Ma
sician, and EXPIRE ssing on each occasion
as they occur, her determined opposition
TO "Expcrmcnls," "Expedicnts," and
wiumbugs," whether emanating from
the "W bite House," the Missouri
Bear" or the Qualification Giant. -
This can be effected only by the mos,
Hniiing ercriiOa, aud l would recon-
mend therefore the immediate organiza-
tiou of An,i-Nun Buren, associations IN
ercrg torn IN Me Staie.-Thesc will pre-
ven, local questions being introduced,
which 80 frequently have divided US, and
we shall be able better to watch our en-
cmy, however "Secrciiy" he may move.
1t will strengthen our attachment for each
other, and in various other ways prove
advantageous, particularly if those patri-
otto Young Wings whose eloquence ol
late has done so much TO defeat and dc.
siroy the scrvile tools of the Executive
should continue to address the meeting,
whenever and wherever they may con.
vcnc. in this way we can increase oul
majority, until even the show ol rcsIs'anc,
= will bc unknown. vi
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-04-23
GE a l:S q s a s. = $ .

In NickGrl, on Thursday evening last, by the Rev.
T. u. stone, Mr. CHRISTOPHER q. Carpenter To Miss
Hannah G.. cd,st daughter of Cnpt VIM. Baker, All of
\. Kingston
IL Providence on MONDAY evening, 18th inst. by the
Rev. Mr. FIlinnlu, Mr. William W. simmths, to Mrs
Clarisa L. Edrdgc, both Of that city.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-04-23

ANOTHER WuiG NICToRy.-A Whi@
Mayor has been elected in New Or
leans. for the first time for several
years, by majority Of l3 votes.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-04-23

The Exploring Expedition was AT
Sy dncy, New South Wales, Dec. 3.
bound South-oliicers and crews all
well.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-04-23
yIlIDR.

Ar n Nov Iotk oa SunDny la,L ship kWuson
r,,iu- % aa,s htm Liverpool, Win utd4 ard loo Gas
stLs,is.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-04-23
For NeW-YOrk.
NEW MU SIC.

The National Wing Song. by HAYDEN;
Gen. IIarrlson's Quick step, by Hennef;
The Harrison Song, hy Power;
The Pcnllcnt Loco, Glec,
For sale vt
splG1 L2uE.y E...MHO.ND'S
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-04-23
no NJ ETs G II = n p.

V,lI.LEY will sell florence braid, siraw and
i other Bonnc,s, at one third cr one hail
less prices than any other dealer ~ town.
ic has good assortment
Aiso-A lot OF Shawls aud fancy Hand.
krtcluefs, at one half ther wOlIh. - lV1 VI
Florcrce Draids very cheap.
Apil9.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-04-23

WANrED-Two or three copies Of the
Herald Of he Times Of Feb. 18th and
10Th.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-04-23

&TATEMENT orihe situation of,hc Bank.
~ ia Rhode Island on Friday, April 9th,
ls40 as the same appears iion the Returns made
To tho Bank Commissioners.
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock, 80, ,96s, ,0Os 90
Bill, n Circulation, l,iYI 1888, 90
balances due other Banks, IO3, SO, SO
Net Profits on hand, i37, i3s Sc
Dividends unpaid, ~, $50 10
Deposits on interest, 4yg,2 ~
Deposits not on interest, 16I ,593 Is
--------
Total amount Of I.abiiiiss, $lS,607,9il AZ
RESOURCES.
Loans aud Discounts, SlI,7i9,2 $50 46
specie ~ banks, l0S, SOS o.
bills Of other Banks, S53, i2I 90
balances due from other Banks, 1912 10
Stock in own Bank, 1875 ,j20 95
Stock Real Ertate y other Property, 337 ,63j -
---
Total amount Of Resources, Sl3,602,9li ~
OF Bills and Notes Discounted,
ibore is due out of the State,
lhe sun of S3sS5575 81
Aud "a, able in tho State, 7,S33,o1i %
OF the Circulation, thcro is hold
by the iianks POO, $50 90
10 Tho hands ol the pubo, I,2O0,344 80
by comparing The above Abstract with the re-
turns made TO the Commissioners, March ID,
lSiO, II appears that since that date,
The Circulation has been reducod SSS, ,96S 75
The Specie has been incieused II ,e5l 65
The Deposits, including Dividends
unpaid, have been reduced 1879 20
And the Loans aud Discounts ha,o
boen reduced JO,32J Il
Office ofHe Bank ComnlissionerS,
P,ooidnee, .4prH lG,Islo.
fM. PECkilAM, '"""
GEO 6. KING,
Published pursuant TO Law. [apriI %,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-04-23

MuL-sTREEr ACADEMy.-As It rs not
only desirable to the Teacher but pro-
ftable to tho learner, that scholars should
commence at the beginning Of tenn,
those who intend sending their children
to this fine School, under the supcrin-
tcndcncc of Mr.. Bellows, are therefore
reminded that a n,tr term will commence
on Wednesday next, the 29th inst, rs
will be seen by advertisement.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-04-23

The Providence journal gives notice
that "all them l.ocoincos what have no,
paid th,,r passage up salt-River, are
requested to ,G!! 1T inu cartain 5 Office
and SLIILE.'
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-04-23

The late charter election in the City
Of New York has gone for the Locos,
as was previously expected by every
body. But the State has gone for the
Wings by increased majoritics. The
Albany Evening Journal sums up the
number of supervisors which have been
chosen in the several counties ut the
recent election, aud the politics ofcach.
The whole number Of Wings is Al =,
Tories l2G; Wing maj. ol. Last year
135 Wings and an equal number OF
torics, making tic-showing the march
of Reform to be onward.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-04-23

The great length Of" f"NARRAGANsET1 J"
this week, it will be readily perceived,
excludes almost every thing else from
our columns. There is but little news,
however, though there arc many inter
csting and cheering accounts of olec-
tons which have lately taken place
abroad, and which we should be glad
to find room for, that our Wing friends
(and all others, may have the satlsiac-
tion Of knowing that the cause Of "Iiar-
rison and Rjorm" is going ahead"
beyond all former precedent in political
revolutions. The local elections in the
West, particularly in Ohio, have gone
almost without exception for the Wings.
Towns and counties have been car
ried that never have been carried be-
fore, and a spirit Of reform is spreading
far and widc--a spirit that will assured
" place the lIrE0 OF TIprEcANoE into
the Presidential chair on the .ith of
March next.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-04-23
BENJAMIN Marsh, Jr.,

Has Just rccfirch u Spf'ndd assortment 81
BOOTS 8; SHOES-sutaJLe for
The approaching season,
CONSISTING az
4 AIDES French Shoes, Victoria ties, liar-
y rlsun ties, and large supply Of Shpps
and I.aces, manufactured OF the first qunIlty
of kid and morocco. Also Misses of differ
ent qualities, and Chlldrcn's OF all description
and culors-togcthcr with large supply OF
Ladies' low priced Kid Shoes, good article,
at % cts. per pair. Gcntlcmcn's summer
Boots at $3.50 ditto fine Cali and Seal skin
Boots.
All of the above articles will be sold on M.
favorable terms as at any other store IN New
port. Those wishing to purchase vii! please
call aud examine for themselves.
n. B.--Guntlcmrns fine Boots made to
order Of French Caltskln, after the New
York style, and warranted to fit
Ladies aud Misses Shoes manufactured TO
order in the n.atost manner, and of the best
materials. April 21, 1910.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-04-23
JOSHUA JoNEs Scc'ry

All Wing papers in the Union are
requested to give conspicuous plac,
to this notice.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-04-23

The Locoiocos are about abandoning
altogether their " Democratic National
Coaccni;on" in Baltimore. The Wash
ington correspondent Of the Boston
Morning Post, "a warm loco print)
writes that having taken pains to OBJ
tain information on the subject, he is
satisfied that no Convention which can
be called National will be hcd-that so
small portion Of the States will send
delegates, i al all, as to render it de-
sirdbic to dispense with the attempt to
organize Convention. 1t is worse
than useless, Che says 70 force togeth-
or Convention which the people are
not constrained to call for"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-04-23
NOTICE..

SALE POSTPONED.
By vote of the Corporation April OH. the
sale is postponed TO Saturday, April 10Th. at
10 o'clock m. ap I6]
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-04-23
COMMITTEE OF RECEPTION.

Isl Ward--.A Herald, yamfs y. Stafford
I'd .Nichois l.. DaShidls, H. ~. Herring
3a n. w. Bradjord, Jesse ID. ReM.
4M UHtidm Il. Cote, Thomas .Hitiien.
5M John Buck, Edicard .WtchtH.
GM Um. $. .1ppteton, Elisha Lee.
III " Wilson Poe, Joshua Jones'.
SM Ihos. Sheppard. Jr. .Ncr. Could, L
OH Oiiper Norris, George Car.
i0M 81. Geo. ". TtGcie, Jos. &. Manning
I'm IhoS. G. Pdus, o. Uorsey Jr.
lM Um u. Stc,cai, Dr. Jao H. Piper
The committee have taken a parlol
at the Eutaw House, corner Of Eutaw
and Baltimore streets, whore they vii
attend on Friday the first, Saturday the
second, and Monday the fourth of May
for the purpose of welcoming their po-
litical brethren who may come to the
city on missions Of patriotism and pub
lie spirit, and of otherwise carrying out
the instructions under which they act.
w ADEORD Ch'mn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-15
MEMBERS or THE BAR,
SINGERS, PUBLlCk STEAMERS,

ND all whose employment requires the constant OF the
~ voice. would do we'll 10 make trial ol Messrs. pcases
Mcdicated Candy. all those that similarly
engaged would DO well 70 make q the above compound
for u clears the voice and strengthens the lungs.
GOSSIN, Bowery Amphitheatrc, residence % Bowcry.
would advise all those that wish clear voice. TO Pase
Medioated Candy. . . =.
When children are afflicted with the whooping cough would
advise them the Clarified Essence Of ochound Candy
c. VAN COTT and Family.
No. n Hicks II. Brooklyn.
To rarenisone Of my children was afflicted With The
hoopng cough for four weeks and found no relief until
''' "''" q THOMPSON, No. 50 Courtlandt st.
The undersigned will corroboratc the above certificates
DR.. Rogers. W Finch zig Bowery.
The Clarified Essence Of orehonnd Candy compounded
from ingredients. AgentsM H. Burre 7io Chatham ST.
r. Iorsrd "a Rowery also Elton lO4 Nassau of
st None genuine except signed j. PEAsE SsON, as Dvi
n b. Parte, supplied with lee Cream Blancmange, and
Calfsfaot jelly al S. per auart. Ja27 I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-15
CELEBRATED EYE WATER.

A MOST WONDERFUL CURE performed BY Doctor j.
Ny grandson was afflicted for nearly six years with what
eye; great aan%aticn white eye:
S e @ s he
HIM IN the Eye for eight months hs was discharged
used without any good effect.
Water and to the sstonshen Of ali who knew my grandson,
had se ss @ s
the s You'd have oy IND pn for which the Doctor
New York, nth month, 2s, 1899 ,nrcc ,prnsur,n
We the Undersigned eheey eay wE s sab r. til.
above statement 10 all its particulars having been eye wit.
cGss, sand$r i sarah 'Ie sanford Sarah Vail
W nth :;ss
Webster Mary MsSi.ii e ssfIG1 iJfaGe
|ss s
. 5 and
E. Ks " he'd :s
t%re in FIVE weeks consider this Exc Water the Greatest
be seen at No. Avenue spa
From the testimony of those who have used Dr. Francis
it Eye Mater we gd the
pansan Dunbar Pastor Of the MeDousa st. Church
Rsy Mr. Davis, Pastor Of the Church at LattngtOwn New
Mr.. smith So Frankfort street.
DR.. Glenny, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons
Mr. stephen Foster, John's New Brunswick.
MIR: Joshua Allen, liartland, Vermont.
This Eye Water prepared sold by any person
the United States but by Doctor j. Francis No 10 Barclay
street.
~ Artificial Eyes inserted by Or j. Francis without Civ
natural. 10 Barclay street, n. Y. dis
GENUINE PORT WINE, BOTTLED IN OPORTO.-
~ Solely imported for the Of invalid and
In of the hitherto almost nuperabe difficulty of
obtaining in this country the finest qualities of Port Wine,
the state produced from the the dis
rct OF the Alto Douro, in Portugal Mesrs Osborn, Bro
TIERS of 0poro, will continue to export the above ticle
IN of dozen EACH bottled in Oporto and pre-
vent imposition any quarter, the cork Of every bottle will
be marked the part with the brand of the House,
"OSBORN
TRASH"
by which those parties who think il worS while
obtain and unadueraed Port Wine ESQ often
sickness for the of life ITSELF depend upon
purchasing article pure the wine press
and oil the choicest quality that capable
ducing.
Red Port of the extraordinary vintage of 1894
ja4-3m- WYCKOFF SCRYMSER, 81 Wall st.
RASSFORD'S BILLIARD AND CHESS ROOMS fen
~ trance Ann street and joins the Museum, 2s Broadway
More than fifty old fashioned Tables have given way the city
leaving but few others in the except Bassords Gum Elastic
Spring Steel and improved Cloth Cushons they much
rredby the amateur and certificates of their excellence can be
shown from all the great players except the PoNy he being
gagged By orpoon acor. Purchasers and
yited to try them above.
- II1tl1 lie gutaa taO9
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-15

ZINE PLATED WARE n SUPERIOR FlNlsHEp cUI,,
TIERyThe has received per iate ana
opening this day very large and complete ,y
plated ware conssng o silver mounted astrs, axe
Baskets silver mounted Tea and Coffee Urns anrs stcks
g. o. Also very splendid assortment OF hne Table Gut
ry Consisting of 80 and 100 pieces OF ivory iea
and Silver handle Knives with rcnch i9rms esra Or
low P.ses as u'D1 pltSrEL T. DELEvAN, MAIDEN Lane.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-15

T'HE OLD EsTAbLIsHMENT.-MED VAPOR
returns thanks to the faculty particular public Ia gen
era for the liberal support extended this establishment for
the a fourteen years. and hopes by her assduity and
operation, aud used with much all sudden colds
rheumStis Group Sc Sc to which they afford immediate
ment from the following eminent Doctors Stevens
Mott Bush Boyd Macniven Rhnelander Nelson Smith, Ire
land, kissam vandenburgh, &c. &c.
Portable Baths sent any part of the city Brooklyn.
sulphur Baths at all hours Of the day. by giving hours
Syrups of sarsapara Lverwort Herbs fresh from
the Shakers No connexion with other establishment
ja5-3m+
&ROO REWARD.-BE ON YOUR GUARD!-If you
would avoid imposition, beware of quack doctors
and their nostrums attempt has already been made de-
ceye you with spurious imitation of LEROY'S FRENCH
RECOLLECT genuine medicine is the great Specific of
Doctor Jerome Deroy Paris the most certain and rapid
ever known for a certain disease
Those who wish to avoid the fear Of exposure and them
other does noaect the BREATH requires change
oDlET which prevents the possibility ofdseovery while using
Besides this important advantage the part
ect to the troublesome elects weakne that often
after the use OF other ediclnes and used ~ the first stage of
the disease, viii seldom fail to stop the discharge few
days
In ongpoaeed CHRONIC stages the disease obstinate
elects Fuor Albus, Gravel Female Complaints weakness
ofthese srgan s beyond doubt the most eeeua remedy
ever having eaed many obstinate after
1t not intention to that deceptive system
fling in this city. As better proof chal enge
and viii pay one hundred dollars for the snd
OF any one vending spurious imitation.
Observe-The genuine medicine sold only in New York
street (up strars3 and by the following druggists Williams
Co.. of Sixth and Cherry streets Philadelphia; DR. +.
BaSer corner Of Charles and Pratt streets Baltimore and Rob
s. Patterson Washington City, d. c. .
Each bottle has full description the Diseases and all the
Necessary directions the English and French languages
PItlCE-sioo bottle; large bottles, of doubles size $3.50
ja20-Smt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-15

To sail from New YORK the 25t, and liverpool the
18th of each month";
FROM NEW YORK.
Ship Ga aEl,f Captain s. Palmer 18th february
SlDDONS, Captain N. b. Palmer, 25th April
SHERIDAN, Captain +: A. Depeyster 25th May.
FROM LIVERPOOL.
Ship SIDD0Hs Captain N b. Palmer, 18th F Feb
GARRlCK, Captain A. 8. Palmer, 18th April.
- ROSClUS, Captain John e sllins 18th May.
These ships all of the first class, upwards OF 1000 ons
built in the city of New York, with such improvements as
combine great speed with unusual comfort for
Every care has been taken in the arrangement Of her accom-
modaons The price of hence $40 Tor which
ample stores including wies &c., will be provided These
ships commanded by experienced masters who will make
every exertion to give general satisfaction
Neither the captains of these ships will be esPon
sbe for letters parcels packages sent by them, unless
regular bills of lading signed therefor.
The ships of this line vii hereafter armed and their
cuar construction them security not possessed by
other but vessels Of For regh passage apply to
E. K COLLINS Co, 5S South street. N York, or to
VIM. & JAS. BROWN x CO., Liverpool.
Letters by the packets will be charged IL cents per single
sheet cents and newspapers each 0
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-15

GERMAN SILVER Of every sine, in sheets and wire also
VI in ingots, manufac tured and for sale by
T. J. SEtxAS, ia Water u.
Who aso for sale Copper aud Brass Sheet Zinc Sper
Lead Block Tin and Tin Plate Sc for approved
commodating terms. ja23im'isWsM
THE DAGUERREOTYPE EXHIBITION is now open
in another Of the building and will be
tnued Tor time the proceeds for the Charitable Inshu
tons this city For the purpose Of rendering the receipts
great possible the object Mr. ouraud has
The price OF admission 90 rs cents. fe4 l5r
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-15
No. 232.
G. j. BUDD, AUCTIONEER
FOR DAMON, Isl CHATHAM STTEET.

", OFF FOR DAMON, lsi CHATHAM sTTEET,
w. fs5' cxS6
ea
-four months and used numerous presentations all effect
Ss5sy The ;ssass resort. .st'i
sirss '' q an Hai:s'
he we bsn to retain in their Of The above
%S Sas and FSn o srs Of ,Sn s
will Is o sre y the E r
peNShaB' It Will Will settle into bad cough.
call and viii s aoa5 TO
To the actedDe hesitate as to the efficacy Of Peases
and y Gf for colds
and it sala'ary as well 81 a H fsEI2Ssac Isa
the public will not %Gbe the opinion s' that the
a sIr a%& t %s ada'1 person. aa
Over 500 other certificates be the coneeonary
,Agents5io4 Nassau street corner Of Ann Chatham
None genuine except signed ign d
Where obtained Wholesale and r pi.'oa a s'Iss
si fs ss e . sy ae
A. Lyon is for present the same to Mr.
COPARTNERsHIP.-Th subscribers have formed a CO.
aoa an M the Of n wGf, Pr
bbRRAHAM Sr tTSE
Messrs L. b. will ais, continue in the sales of Jewellery
Ms or and H as heretofore carried on By the late
CARD.-BOWERY THEATRE.-BENEFIT FOR
IA THE FIRE DEPARTMENT FUND-By the gene
rosiy of THOS H. HAMBLIN, Esq, the Bowery Theatre
has been engaged for Benefit and Orphans of
deceased Firemen to take place Wednesday Evening Feb
L. 1910, which occasion Mr. Hambn Mrs Shaw have
kindly volunteered their valuable services will appear in
their popular characters, Huon
new play of LOVE.
Previous the play address written for the occasion by
Jonas b. Phillips Esq, will be spoken by Mrs Shaw.
After which, Mr. John Smith asd pupil (by the kind perms
of the proprieors of the Bowery Amphhear gene
rously volunteered his services this viii
in several popular and Along
scy; To conclude with the Farce Of THE KING AND
MIMIC.
Seats and tickets be procured ofJas. Wells at Ma
tonal Hall, from 10 to and and Wednesday
Theatre feI3tf
HORRID DEPRAVITY.
GONE NOTORIOUS COUNTERFEITERS have nearly
~ killed several by selling them spurious false
mixture of Hays liniment.
The genuine warraHted perfectly harmless and
Never buy the article unless il have the written of
COMSTOCK& co. on the splendid wrapper
. - Original Proprietor OLOMON HAYS.
T. SThe true Hays Linmen Piles
Rheumatism, in all cases, pay taken Tor il.
Sold at No Fletcher Pearl and Maiden
lane, New York, by COMSTOCK CO..
Wholesale Druggists
Sold at the medicine Broadway East Broadway
Bowery Hudson, Canal, Greenwich and Grand streets.
jail -3m cod
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-15

sOrtuit44l..
kept a state I.u At
attention Of parties resident tn So
they have made similar arrangements upon
adapted 20 the Of the mercantile shipping;
the various and excellent properties Of these applications must
value. the OF the several diseases
and injuries TO which sailors peculiar degree exposed
also expressly prepared for plantation
all foreign countries 10 Is impoant 10 observe that
the Ccras and Lnmen viii Keep for length Of time. and
in all climates.
Prepared only by sharp West Co. Fleet street Lon.
dom the prorctors and sold by them and by all the Pa
tent Medicine vendors in and round the metep BY one or
more Chemists Druggists Staoncrs, other licensed
ders in every the British Donnions; and by establish
ed Agents Ia all parts Of the United States
gs The above medicine 10 be had at 1873 Broadway, New
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-15
A. PASTORS HAIR OIL.

OR COMPOUND ESSENTIAL OIL OF ALMONDS.
- For destroying dandru and preventing the hair from
coming out tuIning grey nbe remedy against Bald
and the public may rely it, that A. PASTORS COM
POUND OIL is the whoesomest and best Oil for the hair
makes thick and long, prevents its falling off or turning
grey ifhar has begun such Usher
the hair that by will to its natural color also
prevents hair from becoming shaded and if hair already
shaded which great Disagreement to yousg ladies' and If
used for short time will restore it to its natural coor clear
the scu and keep the head hair cean ebrows
and whsker liberal discount made to wholesale purcha
A. PASTOR,
i65 Greenwich street, N. Y.
Price so cents bottle, highly pertumed.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-15

DEAR sIR,-l should almost consider myself devoid OF
~ gratitude if did not thank you for the good that your
Red Drop done Having been led BY the oics
Of YOUTH unfortunate 20 contract that disease
which Processes and alter Trying AZ
every medicine that the qacks of this city endeavor
palm upon the community, found scf wasting away aug
the disease undermining constitution. hah ist
abandoned the hope Of being restored e my former n
when procured bottle OF Red Drop and avn now h
cly recovered without any bad effects OF TIE
naming My dear SIR all the return can ever MAKE W..
be recommend II 10 those who have been e ~
myself assuring them. with the utmost cenhdence " WIZ
fail in producing speedy and lasting cure m v.s.s
Yours. truly, u a.. O..
You liberty 70 publish the letter but peg the a, r
that YOU will publish the DIVISION street pef
vial. ~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-15

mr. CoRBITT may be CONSULTED in the most sonadent.
~ manner City Hall Place. Chatham street
New York; where person afflicted with delicate diseases old
obstinate Ulcers dyspepsia diseases Of the bladder
urethra all diseases from the abuses
mercury or impurity blood, are invited to call,
The banef effects arising from the abuse NJ mercury needs
NO deaciion Persons troubled with disease
apply To- Dr. Corb with the perfect fhavng
de cured without particle Of mercury other dam
gerou medicine His charges reasonable and oporoned
TO the means Of Che applicant