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the arch so as to have fr prospect ofa that gould
be seem The vault may be described as cell archea
over with brick walls and ribs ofiron about seven cct
IN altitude, and as many broad On three SIDES y rs
entirely shut in BY solid masonry and iron bars lhe
Ionly outlet ison the side facing the SOUTH mere 2
of the passage il on the sumc level with that Of the
main apartment The height il not so great, beng
about ak feet, and the breadth about two feet and q
half. The dimensions were large enough TO permit
the transit Of man Of ordinary size, without 'licul-
ty Tbs extent Of thearched recess passage cadng
from the vault, has not been ascertohed 1t runs nor
izontally in southern direction, am can be traced
distance of ten feet or moro under the ground me
excavation will have 10 be carried on SUI ithCf ne
fore the subterancan apartments can be 'u!y eNpGrea
1t is desirable that the work should be prosecuted, =
for other purpose but togratiy public curiosity onc
put an end 20 perpexing coniectures me discovery
has affected some -four cotenpoares rather strange
Ily-6lling their minds with images Of unceanhneSS
and filthy imaginations. A solution OF the mystery
might be a rcef to them, besides subscribing cthef Ya
uable purposes connected with the hstory and anti
Gutief q! the touaty.--ij.
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OUR CAuSE-lTS PROGRESS

We this day with much pleasure lay before
our readers the following highly gratifying
from the venerable Col. CHAS.
lIoRGAN, o(Point Coupec
PoIyr CoUrrE. Feb 10, 1910
To tie Editors ofihe Maize American:
GENTLEMEN: In reading the writings of
Washington, vol. 8, page -, find a letter ad-
dressed 10 Governor Morriss Of New Jersey,
so perfectly appropos with the principles which
your useful paper is advocating, thatl have
copied it and send it 10 you with the request
that you will publish it.
When the Father Of American Independence
advocated these principles sixty years ago, and
these very principles have laid dormant ioI
such length Of time, presume II will give
pleasure to every American now to see then
carried out on the broadest principles.
1t is immaterial about pariy-when oul
Country is assaulted in her vital parts we mus
Ian unite and rush 10 the rescue. 1t would be
as imprudent TO ask man his politics when
his house is on fire, as not 10 stop this indis
criminaie citizenship
Lei Congress hall roar with rage like the
stormy LET each wave lash itself into fury
1.-The calm will come--the raging pillows will be
pushed, and our country VIII SAL noby
through Our constitution and the good sense
+ of an enlightened public will be the ron-bounc
a shore 10 resist the gales and waves Of foreign
fury.
. When Jefferson came 10 the rescue, there
: were stronger breezes and rougher sea thar
at present. but under his auspices bcnigr
Providence said to the tempest Of political fury
! 'peace be still" and all was calm and serene
Such will be the result of the present effort t
, establish the pure institutions Of our belovet
country upon firm and immutable basis; AM
{ although our enemies may roar in impotent lu
G ry, yet will their fiery rage ere long be quonch
3 ed, and our country's happiness and securlt.
: permanently established.
!. Gentlemen, yours with esteem and regard
i CIAS. MORGAN
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Erom Ne hiesisaipnian.
IMPROVEMENTS BY TIE GOVERNOR

Nv and asih The d,ipce and consent " he Senate.
Joseph : Montgomery, Daniel A Williams, and
VIM, Clark, Inspectors Of the Penitcntiary.
Joseph 81 y. Thatcher, Lo,npel Pitcher William
y, Fowls, Rhhsa Parker, and Robert Stewart Direc.
tors Of the Mississippi Rail Road Company.
APPOINTMENTS ny pur GovgvNoe.-William Need,
Of Yaobuaha, Statelrcasurcr, in place Of ]. G. VII
ars, deceased. Election ordered 10 take place the
first Monday and day following in November, 1910
ROBERT c. CAMPBELL, o Nazoo county, Judge
lof the Tenth Judicial District
| AOHN MILTON CLEMENT, Of Holmes county
District Attorney Of the 'fcntf judicial District.
! VAN TROMP CRAWFORD, OF Anite county
Judge Of the Eleventh judicial District
! ARTHUR SMITH, Of Lawrence county District
Attorney the Eleventh Judicial District
Elections TO fill the vacancies in said districts order
ed on the first Monday and day following IN Noycm
Der, 4 D. l5l0.
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lGltlR lllELS lLss2 s "a X .
thursday, :;:;::;:s: MARCH ., tsao.

IN N Nothing but SPECIE, Or the notes Of Solvent
tnks PAY AXLE ON. DEMAND, viii be received
BARN payments ofsubscripiiun 10 the Liberty Adyo.
Me- or inr adgertisng.siu
tNhcn Post Notes (or other deprecated plperA are
IN us, they will be discounted ut the current rates OF
city Of Nutchez and the ayailsapplicd TO the cred.
M tie individuals sending thcm.
MI y No advertisement wherentter be inserted in tht
lbcrty Advocate unless the money be first paid in al
1snce Wehave to pay cash Gor all work executed il
I'm oiec-cash for materials, food and raiinort, am
Nall demand tim future OF all for whom We may adyer
)e OF perform other services
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TnoM,s w. Cn.mER, tWhigl has been elected
.,vernor of Virginia, In that State the Governor is
ctod bg the Legislature, q votes were necessary to
choice, and on the Sth ballot Mr.. GiLMEn received
N This sa favorable omen. 1.-THE mother Of state:
kl Of State Rights" has Cor years been in the handt
The spoilers; and the stand she is nov taking, hel
urn to the political principles Of her Jefferson, he
llson, ard her Taylor, must exert most powerful
tiucacc throughout the whole Union in behalf Of tn
FAig ticket at the Presidential Election in NoYcmbe
AY.
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Gentlemen, yours with esteem and regard
CHAS. MORGAN.
TnE wRIrINes oF wAsnINaToN.
MINE PLAlNs, JulY24, 177G.
10 aovERNgUR MORRIS.

WHITE PLAINS, July "a, 1878,
Dear Su--Wbethcr you are indebted TO me,
or ! to you, for letter, know not; nor is it u
mater Of much moment. The design Of this
is TO touch, cursorily, upon a subject Of very
great Importance 10 The welbeing Of these
more than will appear at first
view:--l mean the appointment OF so many
foreigners to Offices Of high rank and trust in
our service.
The lavish mOnnerin which rank has hlthcr-
TO been bestowed on these gentlemen, will GER
tainly be productive Of one orthe other Of these
Two eys--either 10 make it dcspicablo in the
eyes OF Europe, or become means OF pouring
them in upon US like torrent, and adding to
our present burden. But il is neither the ex-
ponsc nor trouble Of them that most dread
Therei is an evil moro extensive 10 It's nature,
and IolaI 10 lis consc ,ucnccs, TO be appreheu'
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Jackson, February 20, 1910.

Mr. Smileg--
This day has passed of with considerable excitement
The election Is now over for the Directors ofthe Unior
Bank us far as the State is concerned The vote was
taken rua roce and upon the second vote, H. G Run
sfncls, j. c. wilkins, J. j. McRca, d. %. Williams anu
Up Cohra were cIected--there some 80 50 IN
nomination A Bill has been defeated in the SENATE
this morning, turning the Union Bank into state In
stitution and there is one pending, 10 repeal the
chartcr, and wind up the whole concerni and should
The Branches DO called in, shall certainly 20 for wind
lug up the concern, and placing II in liquidaon.-
frs Bank Is our only hope Tor currency IN ha State,
snl notwithstanding the wretched condition in which
thc Committee have reprcsentedt still believe, with
Nbc financial skin Of Col wilkins, and the weight
which he viii gyo the Institution, it may yet be rem
ucred scryicable TO the state. But there j. nothing
Niorc certain than that Institution will not be able
Ia render any rclieto tho country for the next twelve
months.
lhe suspension Of the Banks Of Louisiana below the
tLc authorized suspension of Tcnncsscoaboye, and the
-cklcss issue of millions Of Post Notes by Alahama,
WI d time when Mssissppiis about to estabsha gold
.nJ aiIyer currency, will necessarily compel us to de.
bend upon the adonng States TO furnish us with acir-
lsunting medium d great deal Of which will be ere
Iog bad fnot worse than onr own, (Hnen the state
II NJ iI.nst so millions of dollars in dcbt) will bring
houa state Of things muciT TO DC depored, as the
present condition ofthngs.
1he Bill compelling the Banksof Ems State 70 pay
specie and for other purposes, has becope levine
.iuctrino contcnded for in Spcights Resolution was
IN the bli .i,,,,o, !.
Ayalua ton law has Tpassed--also' resolution 70
1iourn on the gid inst TO meet again on inc ls' won
d4y IN January next.
fhayc more 20 write but not time to DO so.
foaFF' GO ~ ''''' JEHU WALL
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-08

CROToN AQUEDUCT.-N0T1CE--s proposal.
" will be received by the Water Of the City
Of NewYork until the 18th day Of May next at o'clock
NJ at their office IN the City Of NewNork for the grading OF
Sections and ss Of the Crotch Aqneduct 5ih A,enne be
the two reservoirs TO incisde the sewers coekvauanf
The prices ~ the work include the expense Of materials
for the completion OF the same according to the
plans and ous that will be presented for examinations
ne hereinafter mentioned , - u, d, -.
1871. - ..
proposition be accompanied BY the o
she persons sgnfying their assent TO become surete
the character aud responsibility Of those proposing and the
surcties shall offer not known TO the
or Engineers certificate Of good character and extent OF
Their signed by the First Judge Clerk
County which they severaly reside will be required
transfer of contrasts will be recognized permitted
The plans profile and specifications &C materials and
Water aforesaid and the Chief Engineer
Assistant will be in attendance to explain the plans and to
furnish blank propositions.
The plans vii show reduced dimension fr the work
70 sufficient Cor only two lines OF pipes instead Of three,
heretofore contemplated and jpenses Nth the road street
contemplated the top Of the aaucduct embankmeRt
The full VI all that parties TO PROPOSE
ton, must be written out in the 80.
The party TO the proposition which may be accepted VIII be
required 10 enter into contract Immediately accer
lance of the
The undersigned reserve themselves the right TO accept
reject proposals that be offered as they map consider the
public interest To require. ... s.ru,...
New-Yctk, April 2s,isio. sAmuEly 70 ~ isxh,bNS,
JOHN d. WARD,
BENJAMIN BIRDStLL,
SAMUEL n. CHiLDs,
Water commissioners
JOHN D. JERyIs,
mist Chief Engineers New-Ycrk Water Works
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- .AsToNIsHING cHEAP SPRING GOOD

I'D ASTONISHING CHEAP SPRING GOODS
y Look al this-our motto Cheap Tor 4 ash these
hard messooO0 pairs Of the handsomes gents dress Boots
offered 10 the public, with steel aad brass plates
the hees to SO pair French Calf Boots SO 10 81
So the best gents Quarter Bcots AID high cut walking Shoe.
shoes cheaper than yet offered in cy Ladies' French
Buskns Walking Shoes sps black, brsnxe green, and all
other light colors Misses and Childrens black bronze
and light bukss and slips best and cheapest in the city
for hr.men watchmen milkmen and
from 81, the best just call al Walkers
Canal street Hudson, 2s0 where ysu will
the handsome cheapest and largest stock objects and shoes
in the city. Remember the nmble sixpence. apa5-lm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-08
ATwooD's PATENT SUMMER BAKER

This article every thing 10 the way Of cooking
ich has be here tofore IN be
with ant hrace ceal With equal facility thereby saving
last hreeo the eSpens. ~ fuel u has been
Troy for years past and highly recommended by ALL The
size suitable family of from twenty persons 10
sold AZ nne dollars which would n. saved in fuel IN
very short time Manufactured aud r sale wholesale and
abby
FISK a DENIsON, na Fulton st.
n More than ahundrcd certificates utility from per
who have in Troy and this city at the
store. mrs I'm
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RAACKINC.

| E ~, FoRM diY LEE & THoMPsONs.)-The
would inform his friends aud the
city aud throughout the United States that the original
ee Is mani usual Warehouse the old stand
All orders gunctualy attended to.
X. The genuine article is signed, &C. Lee" apo Inn
A LBlON HOUSE, corner of Broadway and Park Place
This house regard TO location is second TO none m IN.
city of New York II will be opened few DAYS as Lode
ing house All u rooms (many which are the most oles
SAINT and desirable that be found city will be lei AT
reasonable prices The week. quarter year. The rooms
be selected any time them large enough Tor
three, four five single beds Those take can
be accommodated with breakfast if they choose large
containing thirteen hundred square feet fronting ON
Broadway and Park Place. will be appropriated public
reading my2 w.
r EI1vAL..J P CARROLLS Old EstabIisbed Medica-
II ted Vapor BATHS removed from ,ohn
Broadysy opposite the City Hospital Mrs p Carroll
era for the liberal support exended'o this
to merit continuance Of the same.
The Baths open from O'Clock in the morning till
o'clock at night and are used with much success in all sudden
date relief Tsstimqnas efficacy he the
tors s. A. Il Se.ens Mott Bush Boyd, Macnevin Rhine
bergh &c Sc sulphur and shower Baths be had all
for sale hire, Baths of the city Brook
yn Syrup Of Sarsaparia and Lerwort Sc fresh from the
Shakers m4y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-08

4 ONE PRICE HAT sTORE.-THEODORE CLARK
80 Of Chatham and Pearl streets, after many
experience business and after repeated and unrng efforts
the object confidently believing that he length
succeeded article which fail to
appreciation all who will trouble examin.
This article to which the attention of the public
Peeially invited Satin Beaver Hat price only THREE
DOLLARS, and he feels assured that beauty cheapnes
durability and comfort annst be surpassed in the
New York In addition 10 the usual variety Of Hats and Caps
he also keeps hand constantly Fur Hat
ggai,y, which he afford at FOUR DOLLARS; and this
Hat has the
unqualified satisfaction Justice TO his friends well
HIMSELF makes proper for him TO say that he sells for cash.
the losses sustained bad will
paid By good Wholesale dealers supplied promptly the
old established stand where the asking price Is always the
selling price. aplI am.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-08

GREAT REDUCTION IN THE PRICE OF WINDOW
VI sHADES-Ths subscriber respectfully informs the pub
lie that he has ready for their inspection and
eompt. assortment Of the most fashionable and pat
OF Window Shades both American and imported These
articles confidently recommended experience
warrants the assertion that they the meet economical and
durable indow Shade Particular attention
invited by the subscriber to his rich dark Gothic Shades
better adapted than other the the
mer's sun. GEORGE PLATT,
Transparent Washable Window Shade Mandatory,
myi I'm "a Spruce street, New York.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-08
ANTHONY PRONTAUT.

WATCH AND CLOCK MA
KER. from PARISH wishes to ac-
quaint The trade and citizens Of New
fork hat AL kinds oc fine Watches,
Including Duplex, horizon III, W.
peaiinr. and anchor escapelnents,
will b. carefully repaired and their
time warranted, AT Ne. 9 Chambers
street. between Chatham street and
City Hall Place. New York.
~ B. Musical Boxes carefully
my5 3m'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-08

tnuaon of the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed upon
him.
Hats done in the very best style; and from thorough
knowledge of the above business he viii 10 give a.
tsfaction to those who favor him with
HATS cleaned Tor the trade IN
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BROWN & CO.'S

a THREE DOLLAR MATS No IFS Chatham Square
- corner Mott street. apIi Sun
"A ECONOMY Is "EALTH.-flegant shor, nap Mole
- skin Hats at the Tow price of $500 established In
weathers.
Also article at tQ5o for the price cannot be exceed
general assortment OF Caps Of the latest patterns
fe2s 3n' BROWN, Practical Hatter,14 anal st
- LATEST SPRING FAsHIONs-LEGAY x DE
S'ocAMP offs Broadway, near Maiden lane, would mos
=, % inform their friends and the public that they hav.
tn,l embellishments lately opened under Howards Hotel
complete sssortme nj OF the fashionable Hats being
standard for the Spring ' IS 49,
can be furnished with splendid article Of
sher Beaver SILK Moeskn, which havng had experienced
IN he Houses Of ST. John, and Lesry 10 they hesitate not
10 compare with any TO be had in the city.
Iiats made TO order al the shortest notice.
beihg new beginners, and wishing share Of public patron
'ge as we'll az older estabhmens all favors will be
nankfully received
rlease call andju ige for yourselves. ap2s lmis'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-08
DWIGHT DANFORTH & CO.,
BROKERS.

- - No; Merchants Exchange.
bought ap 5% a
.sd MATE Ev.s2 q To
where gsRtIsSsn Away. ind ssSqnaSle as .?
ss ss R R s
f; 81 'i' Ef ,;s''s ThE r''Gis az
been inys5aSE .sndsd With mosi
that they shall have no cause to complain Of either q,
HIran 6 NG ana w sIsssTs and R,ass
hssi on aiGs no sf S. rs:
.!.:
Docros rs EEPI sss!a Sas1 5 usual.
ss i S.s s
@ a I
new and important remedies which have proved emineny
sss:s syphilis
s @ s po%p
N eeetng cure strangsrs are ,ppsed that DR. g. grada
;ca. claim. DO sa,its bin among
Esssa :; By
Office, No aAnn street. Broadway adjoining Amer
~ B. Separate entrances and separate Offices provided
and all communications are strictly sonidsntia
Museum where he will be found al any hour until 10 in X.
sveing. ely
1000 MsAt EshsSIEsD rG = g PH REozTEs
CENT CASE OF GONNORRHGEA, generally, in less than
md cha% Is $50 BsWs5y Moss: Grand
ssrTRs :ns Ssf9% 81 csT' 81
$500 sns
isgous, complaints Oft organs Degeneration.
!. he most certain 'o' "e ABOVE Complaints tins
:lrson Diet drink exposure change in application
", give long qaaek.h recommendation. deceive ts
o lS saq ss ssS ssa
be brought in which the Mixture will not effect rapid
Til: IS disease that unfortunately peryads all rank. Of
now Ss %ss % i s
selves without the least exposure In the shortest time pos
Further the disease cannot be contracted il dose Of the
Il pS IN sos st With hi seons ing
bottle One bottle lasts aweek which generally cures
fos al, c"y at Do %% Minors Drug scrs No. 70,
al T@,shn.sn Corner Of cSe.Sa; and ss1sn,
Beware Of limitations The genuine only as above
mytsm-
DEAR sIRs-l should almost consider myself devoid o
gratitude, did not thank you fer the good that your
Of youth, unfortunate TO contract that disease
which preparation processes and after trying al
medicine that the quachs Of this
palm the community found myself wasting away ana
the disease fast undermining constitution. had almost
abandoned The hope oseing restored t. health
rey recovered without bad effects Of the disease
naming. My dear sir all the return you will
those who have
myself assuring them, with the utmost Confidence that IT will
OOt fail In producing asreedy and lasting
Yours, truly IT, Y-+s-s.
You liberty publish the letter, hut beg
hatyou win OF pubsh the Division street 81
nal n
GREAT REDUCTION IN THE PRICE OF WINDOW
VI sHADES-Ths subscriber respectfully informs the
lie that he has ready for their
complete assortment ofhe fashionable and
OF Window Shades both American and imported These
articles confidently recommended experience
warrants the assertion that they the and
durable ndow Shade invented Particular attention
invited By the subscriber TO his rich dark Gothic Shades b..
better adapted than other the heat
msr's GEORGE PLATT,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-08

CCALD HEApThs prevalent disease 10 speedily eradca
~ ted BY Mrs. MOTT, Female Physician. an 73m'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-08
London Advertise ments.
London Advertisements.
ARISTOCRACY VERSUS DEMOCRACY
GENTLEMEN inclined 70 ahead in the Atlantic steam
ers, will do well to call at
ROLFE g. CO.'S.

ROLFE g. CO.'S,
RELIANT TAILORS
k,. IS Great Marlborough street, Regent street,
LONDON
their arrival 70 inspect their extensive and exeeeni
Cloths being Roe Co.. of the first style Of fash
and at the lowest remunerang scale mas sm'
a HATS AND CAPS AT PRICES TO SUIT THE
- TIMES.-Fae Beaver and Nutra Hats, Moleskin and
Silk Hats plain Castor and light Hats gentlemens
ling and dress Caps chdrens fancy CLOTH velvet and
Caps The above articles made Of the best materials
and of the and appro shapes Fer sale
duced prices -
apps Ina. WILLIAM BANTA, 1870 Chatham ST.
n WIN. BROWN 1875 Chatham street, opposite Roosevelt
street, has the largest assortment Of Summer Hats Of any
in this city, which will be sold wholesale and
retail at the lowest prices Also general assortment Of Cloth
and Velvet Caps patterns, much admired Anew
style Of boys Hats Just received from Paris, full trimmed
beautiful article Gentlemsns Hats Of two qualities only
So and So inferior to sold for those prices Economy
durability, and fashion combined 10 contamination truly 10
be wished for in times like these. apps 9n.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-08
DOCTOR nxMNhE PI saAIa,. cAR sdss 5M

x1 900 WILL BE FORFEITED If DIR. POETTp
Rl ,OOO ERADICATOR FAILS TO CURE RE.
CENT CASE OF GONNORRH(EA, generally, in less than
ing medicine has be found eectua For sale the
following agents:A B. d. Sands 70 and Fulton; Hart
broadway and Chambers street Dewar Church
and Chamsers H. So $50 Bowcry; Moss Grand and
corner and Bedford Burnett Canal street, A. r.
Truro. ST. Johns. New brunswick. Frice 81. mal4
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-08

II. YOUNG, Tuscan aud Strap HAT
Mantlfaeturer, formerly Of ssl Bowervf
informs his friends and the public in gene.
raj, that he has removed to ssl Bowery
and has now made ap good stock of Va
shionable Goods, in the above line, con.
sisting Of Leghorn, Tuscan and Straw
Hats; aise, large variety of Women's
and Boys Flats, and keeps constantly
on hand a good selection Of Ribbons,
Flowers, &c, &c. and hopes, from strict
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-29

s AFR VINE
highly recommended by several Of the respectable ply
and d9r: il the spsn1y a. decidedly the best %sd
called Ja,ndce, complaints Heart Burn izzness Dys
stomach, appetite limbs,
bity cosyeness and piles They preclude the necessity Of
ties Which serve only dsbita the patient and doom
snd ers s as travelling
his medicines be obtained of pedlars
S S % Giants ssG ,SS a. dr. S
h Office, No is Hanover street. Boston, and by Drug
Price IS per bottle His dry btters put up pressed
'orm' are 80 cents per papfTTiE AsoNs
FOR using DR.. RicharJson's Bitters 80
l. Because they have been used with the most unfang
because they are not "qnack medicine but the seien
ean and gaduss Of the New a@pshire Medical toIisse
whe has made the study Of mediciae his profession a
sess the power to nYads without nurg the constu
Because they may be taken at any time without condne
msnt or RESTRICTION Of Diet ....,,. - Ill, u.,.;n al
their virtues in fun yisor for years in any climate ,,
state ard exert happy effect in preventing dependency by
ealH,lE nd invigorating the mind
T. clnse they produce without the usual attendants
mSf ba go%g sd anS e from h
majority q medicines in the fact that the they are known
the more they areapproved.
that those attentive 10 keeping the stomach aud bow
orsr m and Sus ssnsrsy
For sale whoesale and retail by A. B. D. SANDS Gener.
Agents. and by j. II Hart, 2s Broadway, w H. Minor, 9s
Broadway Gassner Young, i32 Chatham w Grigg s27
IS Canal = Codding.O1, 2a1 Hudsoni I. ssLfaeli9
NV. Badeau, ssi Bowery f. c. &R Moss no sos Grand
H ss ssenSies s.Tte f a o s1 Bow,ry ossp
E9y S iss2n sS sS E W% SoTs s f sPS R's
Stevens :! sands Miles Cook, Bridge street WIN, Arm
strong 81 Front and BY many other druggists hrogshcp the