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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-25
RFWARE "a rOrYTEnrF1Ts.

BEWARE Of COUNTERFEITs
~ Camfi0n.-Be particular IN purchasing 10 see
Plat the label II THIS medic me Contains notice ol
~ entry accordinR To- Act Of Congress And be
rewiss particular IN obtaining them AZ 100 Chat
S.u At New York Or from the
REGULAR AGENTS.
WM. n. KING, Wheeling Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-25

hCPONTS superior rife and roek POWDER.
~ constantly GA hand urd for sale wholesale or
'e'a''' NJ. REILLY.
aug lS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-25

"a OG CABIN LETTER PAPER-A small lot o.,
ID a Log Cabin Letter PAPER iugt received anil e.,
sale 10y STEPHENSON & GARWOOD.
aug Is
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-25

~ Isl XII !lk III.
% Children lISlCRN HATS
Also ladies hlark and white .,un - IrPERS.
'UUC VDINu ~ lSlNAN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-25

FHNO BOAT BgILUEK>.-IUU l1s- 0I az ,,-
H hand and for sulc low by NJ REILLY
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-25

4 'IRIl .Ai,--AiAiN Ill st.AiiNAlY, MART
~ lNNsiLE, OII!O.--Aim To- do well for whaie v.
orI worth doing o. all worth doing ell; and learn =.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-25

" Nv BOOKS, Cuu-NOrh- intellectual system
i y of the Universe. circles and Aspo-;a, Wonders
II tho Universe Biography of The Sirnors orIhc Dec
'araiion Of Independence life OF Washington and Pat
rick Henry, &c, inst received md for sale hv
arg STEPHENSON * GARWOOD
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-25

lust kECEiNED-Wm II Harrison's Like.
- ness. beautCll MczzoIinio Engraving.
ALSO, Harrison Miniatures; together with a great
variety of other EnEraVing~.
aug ID J. e. HARBOUR & Co.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-25

ECflFIED wHISKEY.-iOO barrels. distilled
4 u on the Monongahela, on hand and G,r sale by
hug 10 NJ REILLY
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-03
Inportatlons.

LoSpo~-Per ST. Ja,res-s pkgs G smi,h-I0 Wright Stur-
ges Shaw Peabody, Riggs Ie-2 q Blake & Goa
tihon Co--4oJ w Harrs-s Wendal-l2 q & Thorburn
II Felt Co T. ID Rchards-t2 Jessop-i Faber Co
Nj Thomr.on-i Rev l. B,urns-lls Col.y 4 = nth-22 r.
Langlnn-3 Ward, Sill Rob.rts-2 Connah-3 Geo Meyer
n Son-25 Pollen n Cogate-2 Canpb.l-5 w Bend-2 II
Tones -on--l n Noss-l Rowland As inv ALL Wiley
x Putnam-i Matt and-l n Hunt Col Nj POOL n
Anstn-i Lrnox-eU eks IS &c IS bags 90 order.
FALEHMo-Per Corioidnus0 pipes a half do 80 cks 60
do wine as bys olive oil Chamberlain Lawreace-3cases
Ruse2s pipes wine 50 casks olive oil 10 bales peel so
do feathers chs pumce 1000 bags 70 do canary
seed bags 5000 bss 1000 bSs lemons 500 cenars sui
phur TO Ofder
MsLAoA-Pr Mrv37 ccroons almonds Watts, Jr-sse bx
DBL rssins PosteO bxs ~ hf S6 10 100 cks wine 100
bxs LEMONS Harmony Co-iOOb is so ar chs wine 1913
lemons hdls mits hogpon Adams-eo bbls i2s a. casks
wine RyansO tbls do Walis-2i boxes lemons boxes
rsisins ar cks wine krirssler.
CARrHAGFNAPer Mored26 hides ~ bbls tee ivorr nuts
no tons fustc $500 douhloons Everett Baelieii pkgs
sugar A tharman20 tons fustie Il banmsnnloi hides
Beer ons indigo GB Morcwood Co-iao do q bales o
bal, skins hides Hickman CoI2 ceroons bark MURRAY
L,nmann-Sllo w Rank,-S7s Howard, Keeler s scofed
-S8i7 EJanpssay-S 2s5 4 VI 9ocaing-Si5OsJ Ritche
HVANAPer Rapid-2es boxes sugar, boxes sweetmeats
Nose raylor2i hhds sugar Isaac Packard bags oofe,
Dsye't Wh,msrsh-s, bhds sugar, Hogan Mi9.ss
ut de Pzs-i hy mdt ogs cedar John Wallis Try
Banco- do sanano-9 do Bowel DO to order-I2 do
PHarmony X Col do Houghton-l do Mason 4 Thomson
-isl thou,d ssgars Clark Coz DO "a bales tobacco
Pine apple bis lines Curtis Ack rma2 bxs mdk Edw ia
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-03
MONEY MARKET.
Sunday, August 2---6 p. M.

The steamboat took her departure psnctually at her
hour The amount sterling bills sent out by her is not
large There quantity OF ONO, New YORK. ana o'her
state stocks gone in her negotiation The stock mar
good deal agtaed by the endeavors of the stock
obbers to force up prices previous to her departure in
der to have an effect the other side. The attempt failed
entirely. At the opening OF the board sham sales
of United States Bank made at SO, rise Off per
cent over prices of Friday morning; in very few MI
nutes prices fell back to 65t each At the second
board the departure of the steamer there were
ses The organs of the bank had orders pun the
c ,ncern simultaneously which done. The evident
attempt stock obbing will have contrary eject en- the
other side. 1t is not little morty ing that an institution
with capital of S35 O0o which formerly rvaied he
Bank of England herself whose bills formerly circulated
throughout the commercial world, should be reduced to
the meanes stock obbing tricks TO give its stock hcti-
ous value in order to its credit among the capt.
talists of Europe North American Trust Banking Co.
improy ed per cent Delaware Hudson per cent Sales
ofnew corporation bonds were made at prem
Sales of sterling bills made to limited extent at 81
per cent the stering on France at 1880
af527k; Holland 39t, Hamburg 358, Bremen II. The
French packet took in specie These shipments
of specie to France the present state of exchanges
be accounted only the ground Of the general
of confidence which induces foreign merchants ship at
a loss of aa3 per ent, rather than purchase bills
In domestic bills there was no change.
We have received some additional of the banks
under the Tree law Ihose banks which are deslrous oil
having their situation fully understood by the public
only give the ridiculous statements required by the law
but also furnish balance sheet like that of the New York
Banking Company. Their true POSITIONS then Immediately
understood appreciated By the returns made accord
ing law situation Of the banks cannot be
rived The recent returns of the Bank of Commerce. for
instance show deficiency of 100000 in the capital,
yet the law is complied with in its returns.
be regretted that the banks avail themselves of
the law conceal the true state of their affairs The fol-
lowing the leading features Of those have received
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-03

The packets departed at the appointed time full Of pas
sengers They have carried out very few orders for
goods and the nature of the information they take with
them is not of character to increase the confidence Of
business the other side connected with the Anne
rcan trade Our crops indeed abundant but the pre-
and prospective condition of the currency in the
south and south west gives encouragement OF speedy
revival in the demand for imported goods
Corror-Ths market, since the arrival of the steam
boat has been rather firm and the stock has
reduced During the past week prices have been well
maintained and sales have been a fair extent. The
Southern markets generally more dull. The follow
ing table of stocks sales prices and remarks the
different ports the week previous the dale affixed:
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-03


The principle ofths bank invested in strictly
Commercial bills which mature within circle OF 90 days
The institution came into operation when dstrust began
to attach itself to nearly all descriptions of securities
and consequently its discounts confined to short
strictly business paper only Since the January RETURN
this description Of paper has become in the
market. hence the decline in the amount discounted
Some of the banks, like the American Exchange
Bank started by whose paper not othe
FIRST class in order enjoy facilities denied by those banks
possessed of real capital and managed by those whose
Individual interest is concerned in the welfare of the ns
tuition and whose object in banking is to invest safely and
probably their actual cash There other
banks, like the Bank of Commerce, which have been
started to subserve other interest to facilitate loan
operations means of creating and concentrating
oncd power in order control other banks and interests
OF these three kinds Of banks those Of the character
the New York Banking Company only subserve the real
interests Of by applying capital to its legitimate
uses n this strictly pursued by all banks
there would he danger OF overtrading sudden
uations in values
The following will show the proportion Of its
which each of those banks under the law has
In commercial bills.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-03
PASSENGERS Arrived.

LovDoN-Packe shin 81. Jawes-Chef Justice Reid lady
and .ervan Nontreal Miss Mci,yay and dc Capt
de May aud lady, Miss lie Due do; Rupert Cochrsne lady
children and New York Mr. Grips. De Koven,
nidJetown Conn Mr. Apreton bo.'on Messrs Jones Can't
Barton, Irwin. Murray, Hamilton Asop Boucher Conryn
Rogers. London; Mrs Perry, do; MIR steinmuer lady
Switzerisnd Mr. Settig Prussia; MIR St1ekman, NorwayT0
in steersge.
TaMPfco- Brig Charlottesville James Dobbie.
C.RIHAGE,A-Brig Morea-Mr Banks, lady and child; q
Watts.
GuAYaa,-Buk Conder-Mesp w q GS c T Open
heimer, Alexander NJ Lesh. Porto Rico.
HavA~NA-Bark Rapid-M,s Anne Young, DR. John L
Keed WIN Ferguson Robert Bue tiasosca Molten, Consul
OF France at Havnns, NJ Darany Tropordo dan Navoca
wilon G wan and son. John w Fannipg, Heavy sonsi
Andreve de YsssL
sT, CsoIx vs. Per Brig JsresC whetmaA Boston; Or
Purne, a ID, VII Brown, J Jacobs Esq, WIN sanbern,
NJ KnrL
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-03
Foreign Markets.

MArANzAs, July 2l.-Rce is becoming scarce, and the
next cargo may do we'll Prime box sugars and
wanted Coffee readily finds purchasers comes
in from the country Moasses dull-but the stock is
much reduced holders firm at rs OF ado s.
gar but little remains for sale Freights very dull
ST. CRoIx July 2l.-Sugar, 81 no demand; Rum 2sc
and So for the cask 1t has been uneommony dry for
several months; consequently prospect of crop
year. The several estates died for want of
rain. July l6;h good rain during the night
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-03
Naval.

Naval.
The steamer Poinset arrived at Baltimore soth ult in
hours from Norfolk Va The following let Of her Of
6cers: wm Lynch. Esq II CoTg; Van r. Morgan. Mid
Atkinson engineer; Geo Wright, pilot; Hiram w Andrews,
p",sd states frgate Macedonian Lawrence Rousseau ESQ
bearing the broad penant Commodore shubrek
TAYLOR commander Ill from Pensacola 18th ult arr 81
Boston slst ult named VIM Davis Of Boston fell
from the oreop gallant yard othe Erie ming ND
the harbor striking the oreyard and falling thence the
water from which he did not arise.
9nofb,r Nsrai Court MariiIlA Court Martial composed
the following .cers IN session board the w. ~ ship
Dsaware At Norfolk enraged IN the trial OF Ndshirma az
Charles Weston. President Commodore Warrington. Mem
Saunders James Armstrong and Farragu Judge Advocate
Henry Almand ESD Counsel for the accused, John s.
Mson, Esq.
Notice to Mariners.
Custom House Norfolk Jitiy 2sThe mass Of the vii.
ouFbbv spt Light Vessel having been discovered To de-
cayed unsafe 10 continue her at her station She
sill r therefore forthwith 10 undergo ssarv
r,,ng, or three weeks she will be restored IL her station
To Lighthouses nedr GsfeThe Board ofAdmralty
nv inform an mariners navigating the 50 termed Gee Blight
IN Noghren that lg ,thouses have been erected there
st So a. 80 aud Ion AZ so east Of Ferror The other
ha,bor eh, on Bonan, the Bead by Graheg. the main
Iand and I. sused w w w "a ofa mile. German fr m
Eggsgrnd serves guide for shps approaching these
The beacon on Fgge. rnd formed by lantern construct.
Cd on the tor of built for the and ~ situated
dire tly south buoy kunnngs ksse placed tie
rocks n consists oftwo paabolic mirror neare Oh other the
always its light 90 Swedish feet the
of the ses IL ought in clear weather and from
hip to at distance Of two or two and half
German miles On making this Light the rocks with w,st
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-03

FOR THE BENEFIT OE Mr.. c. THORNE
Frst appearance Of that vailed Ehiope an dancer
MASTER DIAMOND '
rnrs, appearance oil Mr. Huchngs, Mr. Barry and
THIS EVENING, Aug s-The performanc. viii comm.ncs
With the admired drama o the
Bill Jones, the epectre Pot) Mr. Wood
Billy Lo'ly Mr.. Stanley Capstan, Mr. Anderson
Hearall. Bridges Homic,do Ci;ne
Fanny, (disgused as a'alor) Mrs Harrison.
After which, the Vaudeville Of the MASTER " oou
LITTLE TIGER.
Buciskn, Mat Hutchinss parry
To h. followed by
MASTER DIAMOND.
In his original Campow Hn.npps, Virginia Breakdown
Smoke House Step.
To conclude with The romantic nelo drama Of
TIE RUFEAN BOY.
Giradi Duval, 1.-THE Rufhan Boy) Mr. Thorne
Waldesar Mr. Cline Bertrand, MIR Nelson
Caiharine, with songs) Mrs. Thorne
Doors open att performance to commence
Boyes 50 cents I'd and Sd tiers 2s pit ia cents gallery m
FRANKLIN THEATREi-Chnthnm ma square
MR.. DINNETORD'S BENEFIT
THIS EVENING, Aug a-The performance will commences
with the interesting opera of
ROB ROY.
hashieirh DIR watson Dousal :, Mr. Reeder.
After which, justly celebrated Ivan Bobi the rrest Polish
Swordsnan, will go through with his wonderful per.
80 iormances Of attack and defence M
TO conclude with -'"s' Ellis
THE PROMISSORY NOTE.
Scamper MIR. Dinneiord Markham, Mr. Charles
Doors IT. the performances at quarter
before o'cloCA
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-03

s.v.sN,H-Brig q b Lamqr-Lieut simpson, UsA, and
lady, Lieut. Darling, UsA lady and ehdren Mrs Minis
chlid and servant; Henry eo lady children and
Messrs w Wight, q Matthews, Henry Tuft, w Crane,
Boulder Romus-iO in Storage
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-03

LNERPooL-Packef ship Eurspe-Mrs l. II Sgourney and
Rev William. Washington Coese Mrs Williams,
Inlay Of Hartford, Conn; Mrs II Walaek, child and
England Capt Tden British Army lady. children
and servant Canada; Mrs Richardson, do Hard n Iii.
nsisi Alfred Miller, NYork; Mead, NOresns; w Hold
en-, whitehall
SfeGm ship Britdnnia, from Boson-Mrs Hodykinson,
children aud Miss Thorndkr Mrs Kirkland Mesrs
@ Hndgkns ~, q Gossler, w sayes, Dean, Dick.
Brimmer A Atkinson, sehol6ej, yr, q Cabot Johs
Tappas klsoqr 4 Ts%Ss sey adams Rev WIN.
Hspbup. Thomas Oxford Chss Mactiregor OF NewYo,k
Barker, NOreansi Franklin Jamaica Rev WIN Rn,ovI
Csnsda Ieu Col Lorng British Army John Barr st Kits
WI Z Everett London; James For. Geo Gillespie, Eng
land Thomas Smith, George Dawson, Capt A MeWiaas-
total "a.
Mosms-B,ig Wetumpka-Lieut r. Fauaud, UsN, wife, 2
children aud servant; Miss ID Williams
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-03
VAUXHALL GARDENS.


THIS EVENING Aug s-MASTER DIAMOND For
. TWON,Gflrs MORE.
The Mansger always to
and Novelty however valuable which crafty ratrons
respectfully announces that in accordance with
solicitations Of the Public and the Public Press the unyaed
so spd MIDI
NIGH more previous. to his departure for Europe This Is
the real Simon pIrs only y years of sge and yet unelualed
Irish jig both White characters he will also, Negro chs
racter dance his celebrated Camptown Hornppe Wrymnv
Breakdown and Ranjo Extravaganza e"'
First appearance of Master BOOTH, the popular COME
First night of MR. GARDNER, the celebrated Comic Sin.
ger OF the lnimltsbis DIssh Crow,
dizzy, only years of age
Tavori'e overture. The Orchestra
horappe. ..'..'..'....'..'.' Master Gardner.
Yankee story-Jer.mah Thincioss M,s,.r i nnoS
Favore horpplre. Miss Clementine.
FIVE mile out OF town Dance Master Diamond
Ole irginny Breakdown ......... Master Diamond
Banjo Extrsvsgan1icsi Breakdown Master D ~, OCH
PART a.
Grecian Exercises the wire volante. MIR Gardner
Gopc song; Mr. Gardner.
Grand Dwarf Dance by Mr. Broctes in which /: es
limitations Of Celeste; Jersey GAL and fanny Ii sier
Negro Extravaga,z,-J.nny get the HoeCahe dope-Nr
Whitlock, accompanr also with the greats display
of Heel Nd a s2s EsnI prs sysr ossbe'sd by
In the Smoke House Dance.
Professor Grobe will preside at the Piano.
no Performances commence at eight o'clock For par
Refeshmsns Of every variety furnished by Mr. Jones pro-
prictor OF the Garden. Nv
which Is well ventilated from the top and all sides san be
closed al a moments notice. 1917 ~ "
% Stages and pass the Garden and will be in ua,,
at the close OF the performances.
he frec- Salo o.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-03
LIFE INSURED FOR Two DOLLARS, -

q
To Messrs. j. Pease Son. IS Division street:
DEAR SRSMy wife was lying at deaths door, and twas
- supposed that abe had the consumption; she resoed TO
many remedies without expcren relief At the
est solicitation friend; she 81 last made trial oiy9ur Cart
fled the skill Of eminent ply scian dollars worth this
invaluable compound perforreda permanent and radical
IN two weeks. j. II. MORE, $40 Greenwich st.
To Messrs J. Pease 4 Son, 45 Division street:
My wife lying deatns door the last
sumPen her pronounced hopeless by number Of
eminent hyscitps her ir ms had all hopes Of
recovery, little expecting 70 her that couch
death But vas tsd otherwise. friend ofmiue called TO
induced 20 make ta Of your Clarified Horehouud
Candy shim thought u useess but after repeating
h request II last consented that she should make tra of a.
She did try and the effects akabe We thought
was the benign influence guardian spirit nste ad Of
Pease Hoi ehound Candy.
wleverbe under lasting obligation 20 youmore than
can ever for. You publish this aud let the
world know what atruy wonderful Candy has rer
formed Any doubling The truth ofyour obeditn ser
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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-03

SnRsAPARlLLA.--ROwA Alternative, or
- Compound Spiritsous Extract of Sarsspara for Chronic
Diseases not escelled bv other article purify and
clean the blood aud IN most Spring Purifier
For sale by j. o. Fay Agent Drug 1898 Broadway
(Frankn Housed New Nork. Jy2l imis"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-03
NlBLO-s GARDEN,

THIS EVENING, Aug s--GREAT ATTRACTION.
0 The Musical Department conducted by that eminent
composer Mr.. C. l. HoRN.
0 The Orchestra full aud effective Leader the celebrated
al E,PTsrf, from the Conservaoire, Paris, and French
Theatre, New OrleaBs.
Uf- No post nj at this establishment account Of
weather the Grand Entrance from Broadway To the Sa-
loon 10 protected, and The Saloon which ventilated
IRON the top and sides be enclosed at notice
FOR THE BENEFIT OF hK BROWNE
The Evenings Entertainments will commence with the
:, "a. MARRIED RAKE,
FRED fiishty, Mr. Browne John. Mr.. Clarke.
=, Mis- lrctrac,. Miss c. Cushmah.
Mrs. Flehty, Mrs Plumer Susan twist Miss Melton
To be followed by III. dramatic SIX. tch of
MY FELLOW. CLERK.
Victim, Mr. w. IA. W i.Iams Tactic Mr. Howard
To conclude " it'll the audeylI. If
WE FLY BY NIGHT.
Window, MIR Edwin Cr.nouille Mr. AnJrews
Ferret, Browne (iabl Grim - yX,iJ;sms
Emma, Mrs Piuncr Mrs stubby, Miss Melton
ors open at 7-Enter nee Al oeock
Omnibusses will to and from the Garden during the
evening. " -
Tickets 80 cents each.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-03
sales at the stock Exchange

SaIes Mt the second BOnrds
IS do U Bank 65i SO do do IS
rs do do est 100 do Stonington sis IS
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-03

EEVER AND AGUE cuftd by the Original and tiennine
II ROWANDs TONIC MIXTURE, or Vegetable Feb
nuge For sale BY j. o. Fay General sent at the DrUs
sore, No iss Broadway FrspklIn Hsuel New York.
INll lrnis
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-03
PARK THEATRE.

TAIN1A
r. The public isrespectuIly informed that this Theatre
WI open for the season on MONDAY EVENING, August
iotn' on wh'ch occasion MAD,sELLE FANNY ELssLER
at the Box Office every day. iii the opening the Theatre
from 10 o'clock A. NJ. to up M. "' " S'
1y limited Sumber Of season tickets can be procared
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-03

goo REWARD.-Lost on Wednesday evening, IN crossing
p~O from Hoboken New York ecks wallet contain
ing Sixty Dollars in bank notes SIS in three haesle aud
other valuable paper endorsed BY the he Under on
the above at this Office, will thankfully receive his
rer at8t
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-03

The following analysis of the situation of this in
stution on the LIST January. and on the LIST July
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-04
,rAYNE,s HAIR TONIC.

NMT e have, heretofore; numbered ourselves among
Wv those who believed that "Albert's Hair Tonic =
sold by Dr. jayne, was of the many quack nosrums
whose virtues beyond the fusome pulls
of their author. We willing, at length to make
public acknowledgment oftle error of our belief An
intimate friend three months since, all the
top of whose Uranium bald piece of polished
marble, mauge all our testing and rdicule of the idea
of attempting cufpGte barren spot, purchased
bottle oftlle Hair Tonic from DR.. jayne and
cordng to his directions applied it, During the sama
week the friend ushere8 himself into presence,
and Wcovering his hitherto naked head, asonishcd
with thin, though uxuria growth of hair from TO
inches i'll lcngtl-upon the very premises we had
believed unyeldng 10 cultivation the rackess sand
y true and those who doubt the gentleman can be
pointed out. What il more in favor of this "Tonic,'
the here cited was not of temporary badness
no sudden loss of the har-but was one Of yeais'
standing, though the gentleman is but 45 years OF re
philadelphia Lpirit of The Times October DIST, 1859.
The above preparation is sold by q. l.. Dulurst cor
ner Of 3ugan.s wharf, nd Pratt street, lower end
Centre Market Space mail