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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-05
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lie well kaos9 New York built .Rip ST
a S and ready sSs'@ ss
9s further &C. wan
o,ur Cgiisgs q Pher"aey Of ne chy q Neg Yerk
tinae for three mouths
cred By Professor i- snyts itoesrs
% os. on soa Mi 4. y Iss s.
Commencing business in New York 70 the requirements Of the
f & s S an ssff CO III
BY the esnsOrs u Medical Society Of Of
Of h n St FURNISHED BY ,osh esFsS5s a w
ets bad sp{s.isn John Hhsg ss PTOs 3D.
Pearl street Adam.sn aud Diff Bow.ry Broadway
H ds A''n" w'' B. ispfifl ss
AUCTION NOTICE-Pawnbrokers saie-s,P. INGkA.
tor .p on ood.
s1r til Of sa and %
entsver duplex repesting alarm nuslcs epne ana PLAN
rings, Diamond and other studs ring. On:
sS mix pc sugar ssrI bowls table Spoons
ses sSe Cases sock coats
sa%%sr Ching, b.Sts, eoiFs
ss %ss and n 9Ss RI.
anf ssps. ssd 9s sr
qusdsais set 81 liquor .sse bibles and other
valuable books rifles ling pieces muskets pistols swords
ta-le cloths sheets, quilts; counterpanes blankets
leohrg gasse sad irons and ongs tenders and rens
chars tables bureaus sofas bedsteads with great variety
OF other goods.
The sale will o'esck the Watches wery
Pawpbroker. So Reade street. near Broadway.
D. Advances all description OF goods usual di Is
A MI sEMENTS-J C. CARL'S WASHINGTON BOW.
"A LING SALOON, "a Broadway.-1he subse has
fitted Bowling Saloon upder Keller end Pines with three
Al e4 and Seufo Board to be Cd by
place Of amusement every attention will
DO paid to these who wish themselves The Bar will
always stored with the best of Wines No betting money
allowed.
N. B-Gentemen wishing to learn the game will find expe-
renoed gamskeepers 10 teach them. scam
LVANTED-A situation as general Servant by Young
w man ely arrived Gom Dublin Apply ats South st.
TO BREEDERS OR GENTLEMEN OF THE FAN
CY-To be sold on Monday Dec 9Th, at New York Tat
tersal tsoro gh bred bay MARE formerly the property
Of thr lae butler Coles E.q. of Long lsaaa.
The above got by Henry dam by Bassorah Ara
san grand dam Yopng Romp by Duroc, great grand dam
Romd by imported Messenger.
Tho above is about years old, has had fine
colts has Ised double harness. good riding "al
ard fast oer and saned and raised By the late But
Ter Coles. d33t+
D &C II o r B E l. l..
DOCTOR BELL devotes his personal attention daily unit
- P NJ the emova of private diseases in every stage
All snder potraeted aggravated
fully treated fenced pretended those
aborins uads the elects Of
the system consult Dr. u. always with guarantee of
3 Persons eonemp ating marriage, who have been
Ike subjects Of dele diseases consult DR. Bell with
honorable eophdef Posr PAID 10 describing the
n, d. hzya Ouut Dir
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-05
PEALE's sIUsEUM,


Broadtrdy, opposite the CITY Hall and PsyA
Day vstsrs 10 the Museum admitted on the same evss
lie IRISH GIANT Mr. e,C,anesy, the largest and best
proporoned the United States TO be seen ssrny tn
oDAGusKREoTYpE LIKENEssEs taken through rhs
day aud neatly framed in moderate terms
Every during the week, pleasing Esh,bitons WI
take place in the Lecture Room, at O'Clock. Monday
W.drssday aud Friday COSCERTs Of Veal and lnstru
Tsssdsy Thursday and Saturday Evenings, variety
pleasing and Interesting Philosophical and Chemical E,Psn-
M nts, by X Pcae. :. ,.au,.,,,
ted Vocalist Of the London Concerts assisted By Mr
81 Peters Church OF this city Mr. D. JOHNSON and DAT
sTANWOOD the celebrated Professor Of the Aacordesn.
rom Boston, his first sppearsne. In tbs city:
4 NORTHUMBERLAND l. -
Tno........N Mrs Merley. Mr. Johnson, and kr Besmee
q Air, the Accordion ~ 800
g. Song
. nuett Mrs Morley ans NJ Bean 9.
Air. the Accordion. subWsoe
Song.
Mr. Morley Mr. joiasos and Mr. B,smss
PART " -
Duet. Mrs MORLEY sna ~ beames
Air, on the Accordion. M, StsnWOoo
~ omc sotE. ~ sss'hes
ia Mrs Morley ana Mr. Johnson
Is Bslsd-Rory OMore-tbJ se,,rs)... Mrs Morley
a. Ar on the Aeeosgeos H. t.s "a N, m
Z" LYING BOA oNsT ACTOR sERPENT, Gcn
Fancy Glass wokss, during the day and evening By Mr.
Owens. .x -. go,
AN urte In
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-05

- TO RENT, for one or term Of years, handsome
hfNE residence within miles of the City of Phia
AG pbs with 30 OF highly improved land, with
variety Of fruit On the premises fine stone house with
parlors hall kitchens the floor
convenient chambers aboys the out houses two barns
with sablng for Ave horses, ice house, smoke
house. spring house three pumps and pond for the
at convenient distance Said property desirable
the aceommoda to the being IF mile
from the Columbia Rail Road and nile from Ridge
pike
Address box Pest O@ce, Philadelphia.
ARRIVAL OF MIR. BRISTOW. THE WRITING MAS
TER. IN NEW YORK.
ND RE-OPENING Of his Writing Glasses Day and Even
n ing for Ladies aud (it ,tlemen af ALL AGES al
Broadway, Bonfanti's Fancy Store.
TERMS REDUCED FROM Sl2 to S6-Jor this eaIy!
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-05
[la;XJYY1:IZIY

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MY CHILD r.,enily Affected with ,hs Group, and
ssr.s aPqss s sS Ss Fshs ss" csss
.s,se. % hcsrhound Candy g Di'i..n street, md dd
&; * XII . sSsssSss ;s
ss .ssp ;s sVs, Of Ssy s
sgsgd s,,,p hcss. = P,ss.mss y.rIss, r.ss.
huIs children '',,s 4 ~ o Ssd IS; ,,o,,
S.sn,, S Mn chez, N; !:
tend g 10y DAY. su,n,is ss' sa,I.ss ,, rsnS TO Ssss
did and found almost relief sps recommend
ed 70 se,eta Of my rrsssen, .na @sy bound ss'ssf
regulator Of 'n' '' coussEfHoR sirTH Liberty
You are at liberty to make psOie use 81 'h VOC h,nh
1s ,sr: ': ss,, q TH Sc. ard Nae.
ya gS broad q, Newark, ~ HAYS. iss yul,os stree
jPElsks son : piS'i's street, Of whom q can =. %
y ss. S sss s sS,Ts oTs s,.ra = IN & %
.p,.Iv snS ,sr,sa rpsnnsr y sppses,ios 10 I've svsr.
~ No. Is North 9Th sr,,.
R'''F'''''-F y.s9.s, r;:na,, Co sN'v Tsg1
e. a. s:s az r''.'''''' .,,,-.
DART or A HANDSOME three sory Heuss 70 IT ~
spc l' S ss st g";:s:S @ q R'1 WHIT Si
STEAM ENGINE.
E s,s ., 81 ssS fss,I SON pss %
lndr cast iron he'd plate. r,qgrng na ,..p ~ Tom me
Tbs Engine new made BY on, Of ~ bet meme
| n Euqta4d. For terms. eIply e. NELtH- "
| GRIFFITHs 81 Congress 81 Boston Isl I'm cod IS
TO GENTLEMEN s .nSe 10 ,RRAssING Az AGREE
COMES MUSICALS vtS ;,sisI, L,sy, yGssyfgS,
= sseemg'sis,s oS g. md r,nc s!s ~ VIZ a. y ,.s,
Tie rratreor Of this establishment inns the New hork
,ybe that erroged superb Vocslst Tor the WINTER
season; aso hrt Pianist Who w mHe - st,ie' o.
of ulsf frorte Al hall rssts snd 0n
tinus the ~ rformants un n BILLIARDS, Bachgsnm Do
mSo,s sc icssihsr the 6assi Lquors, anse Choss
s TSs S lns Ne men ss;b S' ss
~ Ia, hr.,; an n,tTte ass tn
DTMOVAT.-A Il. FRUsCH, Importer Of Freneh and
II Italian ioods has removed 20 I'VE Pearl street Were
~ BrmhaInes Mtrn D-eB deft and oter
Fspev wCrstsd suhs u the msnsfae o. Crg on OF
Amists
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-05

On Friday, 4th nst Mary Elisabeth Cdreo, daughter Of
MIriano and Elz ibeth Cavaro aged months
Funeral this morning at III o'clock
On Thursday, Sd inst Mrs Agnes MeRob6te, aged o.
years.
Funeral at 10 O'Clock this morning from No. la 9th
Avenue.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-05
AIss ussHisnts-
PARK THEATRE /.

PARK THEATRE.
THIS EVENING, December he performance con
FAINT HTxRT " NrS Vi Ys''' WON fF2iR LADY
chsrn;. I'd. Ne Pdesard Gom'r, A.. wA.. Mr. Held
Donna L'''0''' After which. ~" "''''y
Fancy D''i RIB sSE s So Fl faE6Sg " A'
D''"'' Of r''''': 1a,r which, Mr. c1'''''
The THE S e isssf r! the farce Of
FlOr'wips Mr. Jones v.rSn' ~ MSSc ,l rindai'
bass sa, Gallery
BOW ERY THEATRE.
Th sr liant attractions s'ntuue to attract
n..,,.., lew LEVI NORTH.
rua ne si'f'S II TOUT sS.'
Fits Fiji fe RS til.
E M Gca act T' s Ge RsSa ss,
IS e. Gs nS y;S
Of EqSes,iisnism Ly Mons L Tor, the E,ta North
S rs s the h S four s
the Wild H fHE B s'isfiiE OF SPai8s
NEW CHATHAM 1REsTuE.
sENEFIT or MR.. KiHBY
THIS EVENING D;s i"'''' VIII o ""''''
D. A1 Mis,'' Erie Mr. Gin. Mr. M S Sss,.os
HE sIILLEK's NAL.
o.or. GILES, Mr. Gin. Dame, Nj H., .'Hss Sa.r.sa
To be followed by the ns1tical drama OF
BLACK EYED 81 SAN.
William, NrKi by
Raker, MIR CLARK sussn, Mrs 1horne
To include wnh the nd act OF
THE CARrERTEK or hOUEN.
Ssubgne, MIR stevens Narteau, II Kirby
Antoine Belsrd, Cline Madelon Mrs Madison
julie, Mrs Thorns
Doors open at St, performance I. comment at
Boxe, so cent? "a and sd tiers ceps gallery ~
MTrChELL's OLYMPIC THEATRE.
THIS EVENING, Zee. S--The performances will
mence with new turletta, called
BUY-IT-DEAR. IT'S MADE OF CASHMERE.
The Unknown, Mr. Edwin Msd'lle Tinker, Mrs paDn
Brutus Bundle, Graham foolypet Mas Siegleton
Chloe ...a...i:.t..:....:.... Miss rsrnsuii
THE NEW WORLD.
In which the entire will appear.
Followed by the extravaganza OF
9 A
OR CRUMMLEs IN SEARCH OF NOVELTY,
Mr. Crumnlles, Mr. Mitchell AlIeyp, Mr. RusseH
Wriggle, . Edwin Walton ~, Roberts
Thslia, Miss Jurnbon
The entertainment to conclude with the farce Of
THE CAPTAIN'S NOT A.MISs: .
Capt Daring, Mr. Edwin Fanny, MiEs Singleton
Doors open at 7-curtain rises at hall past7
Dress Circle so eeDsUpper Boxes IS esns-r one sha
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-05

DR POWELL begs to info The public, thu. owing 10 tn,
s.mpssd 4 rsIisqus I'll other business aad Syos as ,a
time 10 the sale this ohem cal sco,try
ac s e. 10 sSsS SVs s f
combination o ming this invaluable external remedy based
o. and = free fpn ss thing H.
yet nnossn n composition IT. d.st,sedt to tsks the hsh
est stand n the Medical world Prasliiion 70 sl find q
i.m for in I. distressing complaint i never fails TO give
prompt ,esL Being an external ago alton no person ~
sbrasiop Of the surface, although possessing such
Is part, sisriy 70 b. observed that there a Eve tSd,
Ceraes and applicable TO the eutan.oss
muscular diseases .heh have been proved to yield the an-
No. 1, Pias! IL ea.es o, Gout Relaxed Sore Throat,
raTna,isn, Bo. Burns, seaIds Cofns GGqus Bites, and
No Csmphora,,s! Ia Rheumatism ParalI, Tic Dolou.
rsur sprans Bruse', Cramr, lsIdOr swsinss, Tunors
whooping Cough c. osp Chilblans.
No J. Emsllieni! Chappsd Hand. aud Lips, Ulcers sc
Basamic Fer Bruises where the skin u broken aud
No saphua ed. In Salt Rhsum Ring Worm Itch, seald
The linneni !. apPlieaol. all ease, who're Ne ..u q
Ss. Of no.. . .a sr; s cents sh sd s. gs'
Printed directions and Medical Advice BE- steiEed
tuit.usy from j. W. POWELL, D.. sols AS;st
dy ISL Broadway, New fotk
peach ORCHARD CoAL-ssO ,Ors Peach orotsra Co,'.
ton stree. ds at. :,
AU-TIoN NoTICE-Th, sale Of CbOie. Furai,ur,, Of
N all descriptions IRON smiei removing Se will be found
deserving p-rteulsr attention 10 take place. this day,
TSes s. iseSdos b%..s., Wilton and lssrsin ann ca I
OIL Cloth Ress Looking Gasss Piano Forles Glass Ware
Las'' stoves Kitchen U''H'i''' 'rHos BELL Au.r
Toys AT AUCTION THIS EVENING.
ARON LEVY u sell t-is ,vsninL at o'clceh IN his
"A Sales Room, ISL Br sdwaY Csse Of Beautiful Toys
odats purehss,rs-the nsnt includes Frsa variety
and are row ready for examination. ssi'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-05
ECONOMY AND FASHION
IN CpN TIEM = Nc m SIS

cAMUEL PHILLIPS late ofIoe William street rssc,,,,
ny nfo,us h nuwsrous patrons that he has removed
ss cash Tailoring Establishment TO 4s Broadway door
from Liberty street where he will continue 20 TRANSACT b
s,pess hesame system that has gained him
ofpube favor.
has arrange that will enable hin 70
furnish articles odrcss equal in respect 10 the
houses the trade at sd greater saving than heretofore
This be seen at BY comparing their and
bills with his 1.-THE onlpway arrive al ust eosclu-onO
quality aleue nv,t establish the trv- vase OF article
this fact thst withhsss the proprietor FROM puhshBg
nsl l Of charges articles may be made Al low
which sbsout the ratio othe most errsvagap
prices.
r. wishe.psrteulsry TO draw attention TO this fact
daily attempts aaaeto style Of ADVERTISEMENTS
In concusion p gentlemen that he akos NJ
teles Of dress whatever from the very best materials and
that he employs but sr rate hands He axis the public
to make ssl 81 HE sysem in TIE full conviction that be
really them thirty per cent
An assortment 81 Shirts Stocks Bosour Collars, and
Globes. always on hard. smis
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-05
Provision Market.

Prices about the last week, notwithstanding
the great increase in the supply Of all kads Of poultry and
ats in market We shall have plenty OF provisions and
OF low prices, for the coming holidays
Fish Of all kinds and Sassin particular is plenty We
getables getting somew hat dear
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-05
A. G.. CASTLE. A. M, M. D.,

A. G.. CASTLE, A. M, M. d.,
INSERTS THE PREMIUM INCORRUPTlDLE TCE1E
BY ATMOsPnERiC fkEsSURE,
Without lgau~es, wires fastebugs which by hsu
friction OF lessen, force out he remaining teeth
The above m.ihod obytes all these Teeth llugsed wit
goia esmsntoose teeth hstsne tssh cleaned extracted
&c. &c. OFFICE, ISL BROADWAY
Do EAFNESS 90
7 DON ANGEL CALDERON DE LA BARCAy' MINIS
Is ter Plenpocntary from Donna IsabeHa Quses o. SPAN
United States Washington, DO certify that was Gu
red Of serious Deafness and Tie moe! painful p9ises IN ny
BrespwlY cleo, that DR. n CAsTl stsnds a., ong th'
eminent Of his profession. as skul practical DENTIST
have these gentme and recommend themS
worthy the eonfdene. Of hos. requiring eir seryses
(Sign.d) A. CALDERON De la BAiSCA.
r7-ACOUsrIC DROPS. cure for the ssr-aehe, col
eetens Of hard and pains IN ue eas Tor
sale AZ qe7 Broadway. o. 7ms
DEwARD LOST. on Wednesday morning, Dec. I'd, while
IN guirg ming from the wash rton hsrtet D,a
mend Breast Pin, with Guard Cha attached 10 ~; tyr he
r,csvery of which liberal will be paid By spry al
Vanck street ds tns-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-05

MONEY TO LkND.-The n, eriber continues TO MAKE
ln LIBERAL advances on all descti9tons Of Eeots
JOSEPH 4. JACKSON, Psw nbrousr.
d No n Csthsrise street East Broadway.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-05

DIR. ELLIOTT,
OCULIsT AND OPHTHALMlC SURGEON
ssl B,sadcar, entrance IN Warrsr street,
Confines his practiceto
Diseases Of the Eye s. OpthaIpIic Surgery IN general
mr. wEsTMACOTT will be IN attsndane, dafy, Sunday
~ sreepted; also, on Dr. tniotts pstenu during hn 40
Once hours frorn 10 20 s o'clock my9srrsv
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-05

MERCURY.-Persors suffering FROM maI-treatmsnt win
~ THIS deadly poison, are invited 10 call AZ No Division
street where marcurisl Affections a-d all
20 disease are eradiested in few days Hunters redie
49, ~'t'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-05
WASHINGTON HOUSE,
No. 223 Chestnut ST, neat door 10 Masonic Hall
PHILADELPHIA.

WASHINGTON HOUSE,
No. 223 Chestnut ST neat door 10 Masonic Hall,
PHILADELPHIA.
III. j. HARTWELL, Proprietor.
THIS and splendid house and Is htted
the most fashionable style for the accommodation Of Gen
The Location for health and places fashion
DINING ROOMS and CHAMBERS will bear comparison
with any similar establishment in the UtHon
The ladies will fpa il all s quiet and ell. OF
stately private msnson and the gentlemen every luxury that
be xpeeted from Hotel Of the frat class in the Of
PhIade yhia.
With toe valu BILE assistance of Mr. Nickesen late Of
the City Hse Providence the proprietor hopss by tLr uni
ted eretops to me liberal for the Washington
House and 10 give entire subtraction to all who may hosor
il with their company. n2s Inns
HARDWARE PAPER-soo 1924, 2iras, s4rss Ssre
IL ssx4o and ter.s for sale by -
rERssE X BROOKS, Paper Warehouse,
sal 81 Liberty II.
CERTIFICATES OF DEPosITEs OF the Ne Ysrs
IN THOMPSON SO W aIIst
VVOODs TOOL sTORE.-T.J. w. has On hand most
w complete assortment Of superior Tools suitable FOR al
every branch Of mshufaeare Having been established
his location Of he has become
perfectly h the make siss &c suitable for al
devoted the whole his time to the getting Of Tools
culsy qualify Also, importing his Eoods direct from
the nsnufzo IN Fngans aud the Tools OF American
Manufacture. for cash he enabled to AFFORD asuperor article
at reasonable Vrice.
Stocks and Dies large assortment Planes oe'ery deterp
saws Of all de- those with his warranted
Gut Bands and Hooks for Lathes Printing Presses NC with
fall suitable branch oimanutaetue No
Chambers st. next door to Commercial Bank, NY.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-05

How STRANGE that p,op's viii eudure pain ieopardirs
health and constitution ptrmpg csrtain
accomplish s when bottle Of Dr. Hunters r.
Drop Invariably nquers and eradcates dreadful
Lowing the constitution 70 it's original healthy state Sold
Division street Price 81 asu
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-05

AXIOM IVY W " eel tris evening, at oicloek IN his
sales Room ISL Br sdwaY, Case Of Beautiful Toys
able Tor Oh stnss and Nsw Year ssnts ia lots
MEDIATE purehas:rths sort nent includes great variety.
and ready for examination. sslt'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-05

DTMOVAL.-A. l.. FRUsCH, lmpor,,r Of Freneh and
II Italian tioods has removed 70 I'VE Psau street ve
,h opiv dsut of Bfmhanes Mtrnos D-e5 det end oter
Fsney w0r,ed stufs 81 the msnsiae are o. Crg on o'
Amiets u"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-05

n9~MR BRlsrOW has reduced his terms Tor Writing
from So 20 S cvvertunity 10 all bad vriteooh
AZ hi advertise rsnt nisImis
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-05

SdR FOR LONDON-raoket OF the 10th Deeember-
NM The hr.t class fast ssi,g packet ship TORONTO,
k1@Capt Gfswold, will sail above her regular dav
Having superior accommodations for cabin second
bin sns passensets intending
should make INN edate april cston on board, or 10
GLOVER McMURRAY,
de- 90 Pin.st corner South.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-05

Commanders OF vessels Of every class and
will confer great favor ~ having list Of their ea-goes pas
senzers and report Of vessels m at the psr whence they
sl-d aud the vessels spoken ready their arrival here r
Il s. Martin, commodore OF fleet Of schooners lie
will board then i'm Immediately on their arrival.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-05

- HORSES WANTED-2e to rs sound active
El-S>y young Horses for shipping. lnquire at
kAAN 81 South 1t.
os
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-05
NEW AND ADMIRED MUSIC.

ATWILL, at his Mssic Estabr sh
ment, 20l Broadway, wou' q respect
fully call the attention Of the Mu-
sical werld, TO the new aud admired
Music he is constantly publishing.
Among the 6rst publications are
There's spot Of earth more
dear" The frat verse Of which Ia
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-11-11
THE LION OF THE DAY.
NO CURE NO pay
The Genuine Old Dutch or German
Vegetable Pills.
IGHLY recommended by Doctor
- Valentine Mott, d. D., of n. Y.

$50 1OF1L recommended by Doctor
u II Valentine Mott, d. D., of n. Y,
and others.
These are the orders! Any one thai
does not find relief from these pills the
price is refunded back, these are the pos.
atlOe orders of the Proprietor TO agents
and others.
In offering these pills TO the public, /
appeal to their intelligence. If these pills
are not what they are recommended, YOU
are in duty bound. out of respect to your
sell and community to reject them, and
publish them to the world as an IMPOSE
ton, humbug and quackery The public
may be assured they are purely vegetable;
they are composed of nine ingredients.
part Of the medicine is only found in Asia
and in the valleys of Germany. For
convenience these extracts are made into
pills and will be found a sure cure or
relief for all bilious complaints, yellow
and bilious fevers, fever and agne, iaun-
dice, scarlet rash, bilious cholic, dyspepsia.
&c. &c.
Il IS no. intended that this medicine is
cure for all diseases 10 which the hu-
1855 otOLl 10 IicOfCs GU lQOuSduQ USE
less efforts have been made to draw from
the region of unknown fancy, some long
spun theory of magic art, which would
cure each and every disease. Good med.
icine is not to be found in the fire or
whIrlwind.
Health & happiness hang upon chance
wInds-tIme is the herald of truth.
Inc past at least is secure, they have
already raised monument of their great
ness which will defy the corroding tooth
For sale in Brandon by Jackson e
Ketcham, Warren & Bliss; w pos,lfae =
J. LeffingweIl. Joel Beeman: 2. PonI,pe,y
". I. Noyes, S. d. Cushman: Ira Fran.
CTS + Wing; w Rutland, Hitchcock, II.
morgan, E slason; Clarendon Springs,
hitchcock a. 8 Morgan; Tinmouth. Noah
~ w. Sawyer; Wallingford, N. Round &
Co., David H. Meacham & Co; Clareo-
aon. Il. & w. Hodges; Rutland, n. It.
White Co.; E. Clarendon, Calvin Cross.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-11-11
AGRICULTURAL.
COOKED AND UNcooKED rooD.

There is 10 the Maryland Agricultural
Reports record ofan experiment conclu-
sive in favor of the cooked food though
from some cause, the gain in either case
was not suchas ought to take place when
hogs are we'll fed This defect was prob
ably owing to the breed, as it is well
known that some breeds take on flesh
with more than double the rapidly of 9TH
ers. We give in a condensed form, the
substance Of the report.
On the first day of December, four shoats
of the same breed and nearly Of the same
size. were selected from lot Of 90 hogs;
two of which, weighing l85 pounds, were
put by themselves, and were fed on one
gallon of shelled Indian corn, weighing
seven pounds, to each, for every "a hours
and as much water as they wanted.n-
This was full supply. and though not al
WAYS all consumed, was generally so.---
For the two pigs whose weight togeth-
er made l73 pounds, seven pounds Of
good Indian corn meal, by measure ten
pints, were made into good mush or hasty
pudding. and divided between them. for
every "a hours" Thus these last had
exactly halfthe amount ofcorn given them
that the FIRST received. The cooking
was done daily. and took an hour and a
half The seven pounds, or ten pints,
when made into pudding, weighed an ay-
erage ofthirty pounds, and measured three
gallons The evening feed Of mush was
usually warm--that of the morning cold.
Between the two pigs fed on cooked food,
there was difference of nine pounds. and
while the allowance of fifteen pounds to
the smallest was as much as he could eat
the other was always greedy and sharp
set.
Before being killed. on the 4th Of Janua.
~. they We're all again weighed and
those that had been fed on the corn were
found to have gained, one FIVE pounds, &
the other twenty, on the same daily allow,
nnce Of seven pounds each. OF the pail
fed on cooked food, or mush, and the dai.
ly allowance of which was 81 pounds O.
meal each, the greedy one had gained "a
pounds, and the other 2 pounds. This i,
no great gain, to be sure but taken in con
neclion with other experiments of the kind
II gives rise to the important question
whether, when so much corn is annual,
fed 10 hogs. if q saving of one half can b,
made by cooking il. is it not well worth,
the attention of farmers to adopt such
mode and provide proper apparatus D
CnlfiUator.