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, 1841-05-08

uin WAS tried upon his foot. He moved hisfoo'
though not very suddenly, and resented the
act with horrible frown, but q frown con
timing something Of sadness. His action
soon began to take a more energetic charac-
ter. He began again to feel his neck, and
work his body, as though in the severest ag-
onv. Young l.. 4 medical student of DIR.
S. approached him. and taking hold Of his
arm and shoulder, White rose upon his feet.
took two steps, being thus supported, and
seated himself in an arm chair. On setting
himself, he gave a slight groan, his muscles
seemed relax, and lie appeared son what
overcome with the exertion he had made.
A bottle Of hartshorn was Immediately ap-
Piled To his nose, which revived him much;
hut his life seemed TO be that of a man much
intoxicated. He seemed, upon one occasion,
10 try 10 give utierance to some feeling, but,
from an unknown cause, an impeachment,
probably by an accumulation, he was una
BILE to give utterance to a word. We are
satisfied that he made an effort of this kind,
for Immediately on the exertion, he gave n
sorrowful shake OF the head, which signIfied,
if we rightly understood the language, that
he meant, something that he could not ex-
press.
HIS system was critically examined, and,
though he pronounced TO be perfectly alive
it was announced by DIR. ID. that he conld
live but Il few minutes, for congestion of the
brain, which had not yet happened, was
rapidly taken place. Every method was
adopted IL e~qualize the circulation of the
blood. and save the patent from the terrible
consequence of so sad a catastrophe, but in
vain. The blood vessels of the head were
enormously drstended, and his eyes appeared
TO be balls Of cIotted blood. His system
was immediately thrown into dreadful spasms,
and he died in a few minutes, in the most
cxciuciatIng agonies.
Other experiments were tried upon HIM,
which. together with The one ! have here
impcIicctIy sketched, will be put before the
public in Il few days. in 4 more minute form.
| have here suppressed the names of the OPP
orators. fearing | should not do the operation
,1a, Justice that will be done ii by the prop
"r reporter. whose report will not be ready
irE some time.
, 1841-05-08
NEW PHASE IN THE M'LEOD
CASE,

In the New York Assembly, on the l7lh.
Mr.. Hoffman offered 4 Resolution directing
the Judiciary Committee to report a law to
quash the Indictment, release M'Leod and
send him home. Thus the whole question.
with all its merits both Of law and of fact, is
thrown open TO be decided on the floor Of
the State legislature.
The New York Sun remarks:-Had a
flaming brand been thrown into the Assembly
chamber, ii could not have caused a more
sudden or i higher excitement. 1t will prove
the most exciting question that has been star.
ted during the session. The vote will be
one of the utmot Importance. There Is no
doubt that the Legislature has entire control
over the matter, and full power to dispose Of
it by passing a law expressly for that purpose.
Should such a law be passed, it will be the
end of the ML.eod case. should it be reject
ed, the vote will be considered as fixing the
position which New York is determined to
assume. The Legislature, which has thus
far during the present session been very
quiet. and attracted but little notice, is now
in 4 fair way of becoming conspicuous; the
eyes of the whole country will be turned up
on it during this discussion.
, 1841-05-08
Thc Trail es. tiiC WHrdrrcrS
Hisco.crCa.
4. 81. fl.
EIGRoEs ALONE ENUAnEn II EuE t,A,

.IoROES AAONE MAJ. ~ at.f- -. ina
We have purposciy relraincd, fol several
DAYS, from aiving publicity 10 ihe c~yiGcnct OBJ
saIDed by the Police in relation Ia the uiCr.
der OF BAkEs ana WE,vEE, in order that
efficient measures might te taken &" pursue
the m!screants concerned IN tie i"ni work.
That restraint having been removed. we CO.
nv from the Republican, OF this nlnruInr, =
iull account OF all the information " 'ir3l ms
been elected zap 10 the present time. rcHrafl-
ipg. thai it corresponds SO neatly via the
state Of facts presented to Is. that sc. ..iIna
IS unnecessary. The ih!oImor - ~; case.
sc have no doubt, Is more guiiiv ii,~n hc
represents himse.' 70 have been: sut W NAV
we'll compromise 10: the iir"r'lnt in!orml.
lion which lac has given, and which nav
lead 10 the apprehension 1. Inc principals 80
tie bloody tragedy. Three Of the fellows
implicated are free &rng'osS-ihe fourth may
lrstiy hc regarded as one, IS mn L seems
10 have had any coatvo. over him. 1t re-
mains ION 10 lie serl whether the officers
and courts VIII do their duty. and enforce the
law-uoi only that Ia% which prohibits a
free negro from taking up his residence here.
but that one WHICH prohibits ma>;"iS from
permitting Siaves TO hire their own time. II
masters are not acquainted with the !rw NJ
On ;his subject. the sooner ,hey a:c made To-
hnUw 1t the better. The safety of the city
regaiIes the prompt execution "i all the laws
ia connection with fire nrg'c"S and giqrfc.
No misplaced sympathy t,r tiae FIST ciass OF
our populatIon-nu consideration Of :rri,,
arising from the common mode 0i hiring
slave Iabor-shou!d be tolerated. under any
circumstances.
, 1841-05-08
From Ne EFTImoTc SvH n MW nl0rNINg.
EXECUTION OF 4 MURDEit.-nlS
CONFESSlON.-IiIS ENrR lORDl
NARY RECONSIDERATION.

John White convicted &c tie murder OF
Messrs. Gwatkin and Glenn. on board 4 lrt
boa, On the Ohio river, MAS executed at
Louisville, Ky. on The &ih inst. 4 iilt'c after
six o'clock in the morning. The judge, IN
sentencing him, adjad-rd his execution To
take place at any time between the hours of
6 a. IN. and 3p. III. and the Sheriff. without
making tie fact notorious, chose the earliest
moment, 50 a. 10 prevent the immense crowd
which would have been in attendance from
witness ~ il. Eat i"w persons were, there
fore, present. 81 3.riltsj-dr rajc mot
, 1841-05-08

Several Chartist meetings have been held
in various towns, but they were thInly at
tended. A grand convention Of Chariists Is
to be held in London on the 18th lnst.-
Their objects is to devise plans for the re-
storation of Frost. Williams and Jones, tor
the release OF all Chartist prisoners, and Tor
making the charter the law Of the land,
The convention will sit for two weeks, and
each delegate is to be paid Is per week; the
expenses to be defrayedbya weekly subscrlp'
ton of one half penny from each Chartlst.
, 1841-05-08

BLANKS, PAPER AND TwINE-Who has On,
the Job? Is it the Gazette or the Abolition
Journal? Granger probably inclined TO The
latter. but was afraid TO say so while Gen.
Harrison lived. The ~fanatical gentleman
thought he was "%putting it to u.s." when he
put his first to the annexed ~laconnic prodnc.
tion-but he may not hear the last Of his sbor,
note for a long time:
"PosT.oFFcE D~EPArNENr.)
April 10th, 1871.
Gpntiemen:
Upon the receipt hereof, YOU will cease t,
print or furnish Blanks for the use of the POST
Office Department.
Very respectfully,
Your ob'dt' ~serv't.,
r. GRANGER.
Messrs. J. Eliot & Co..
Louisville, KY"
As the days OF the Aboiilionists are num-
bered, we shall continue to stand IN readiness
TO resume the business of printing for the De-
partment, and we therefore give notice that
we will not sell the apparatus prepared express.
ly for that description of work.. 1t is proba.
BILE that, at the approaching session OF Con-
gress. we shall convince the "Beautiful Lub-
berry A~bolitionis,s," as Mrs. ROYAL used 10
call him, that "honesty is the best ~policy.a
We are not TO be understood as complain
ing. We never have asked flvors Of any
Department of Government, and never will.
We became one of the Printers for the Post.
office Department twelve years ago, by un.
der bidding compelitors-by reducing prices
forty per cent-and by our contract re-
scinded by the foregoing note. a saving
would have been effected To the Department
OF many hundred dollars annually. All this
will, however, III due time, have TO be record
ed on the Journals of Congress.
We naturally wish to learn who have
been drought up, body and SOUL" with the
'.blanks, paper and Irvine" contract for this
region. The Journal. if thus secured, NAV
stay bought, better than it did. when pur-
chased ty the Harrison party in 1856
when IT was said it would not stay bought.
If the Gazette is the .happy hireliDg," the
arrangement will only initiate it, to an ex-
tent that will elevate II high enough, to cause
1t 10 be dashed TO pieces whenever il may
return 10 earth again.
But, the consideration paid for either Of
our neI1hborS, may not be very extravagant
unless Granger has resorted tOdirrc. bribery
by agreeing TO pay more for blanks than our
recent contract called for. We hope this is
not the case, because IL would be :.the height
of folly" 10 pay IS much for scrub cattle as
bloOded stock should command in the mar
ket. il the Postmaster General is not de.
frauding the Government, our successor or
successors, in the "blanks, paper and twine"
line. will aot receive much more than double
price for their seryiceS.-LOu. 4drertiser.
FRAHcE.-The French papers are princi-
Pally occupied with articles upon The renew
ed difficulties growing out oil the Easter
Question. and TIE probability of 4 war be-
tween England and america. These trou-
bles produce the greatest excitemens at Par
is.
II is said. that nj the frs, news of the turn
which things were taking in America rela-
five ~ tho aH,Ir ,E TN. C,roIi,o ,,s,r,,,n.
, 1841-05-08

- L.
=. I'LL, &. ID: ia. %. ing "'.as' "a, ,m'
ear iii< i.c' vas i''' "'''e' y! II.
tIeV'ouS to las deauh - M'",' 'e''e' . 10,
'alhcr. 80 W'tr" he stated 'h"' nc was Pr|Hsen'
"i't Inc Unfortunate "''" "e'' ''''H-''u'
.."il '' asa "r' pa. ,..' ~'' - '-, ~ at ""'
compute" - u. MS own '"' i'"i'i wv" i''eh
"i" l"':fie:eu i',''i: 'i' '''''''SS ""e men as
o':'..IeS Snort M" "'..} sal names MOI
gwen. II" WAS '"t "'"" "i.'' i,"9ni'5
auout Twenty-Five minutes ana ''' o""! CIV
en- over t" the doctors 'nr purpose Oh cNPe-
rImeni. Tin" i""isVH'e 'itE '''"e''c yves
The a'incNr" extraordinary C''''H,. - at
'eE"inc IN experiment VIZ S'''"i0 ''''
'"rF.
N".FE~ kr'j-'''ii'>, o." N'"''IES Or
HA"NITIF>.-il Is g''!'i""y ''''''icu 'n''
WINES c~Yr'uiirh. E'''e'''? Us ""' ~ I'c
approved sty.r. Tor the i"eI' pleasure OIL INC
i"peiation. Inc ki"l' ny sum- i~i''I"'uNie
instead "i BEN" hN'" ny "'S 'i., "h'ie II
Wovld have idciiilalrd t''e "tF'hii" "l MS
meek, happei,FNi /" c''ii' III ms ''''' ny "h'c'
n"eTnS' the rlio' ihG WIS ~ '"' '''Ht hi,rrF-
iert s"fi. Iis ''di," S'I"""'"' %'" h''AihS
a lon time bti'rc ne SURF hu'i'"' ava "cca,
~si'.it". axe ."'lA O..st> .t'H' us '''u'i! anu
, 1841-05-08

the cause Of England, and voting agains, ey.
cry bill to raise a man. or &, dollar, for III.
protection and defence of his invaded and
bleeding country!-Argus.
, 1841-05-08

.a..sft. Z. r.s..... -D,.f F-.H ls-e ..-.N4 's'' '''
ioi if-u; ON tne sr"r.l low hc Tell ".a q
~l,cInr';ns 10 rise Brown thrust Il sharp s..'l
bar through his head. Ennis in his state
mcrt. doe nat confirm lie report O. lie ,.
H. 81 lie ;,....s. iui =. HAT illyi- t.a''
ithat Weaver WIS slrt. hc asked I~la.l-'ai
.alca; j.. and * told an thai uo ris'oi h|
hccn fired and that they Lad 10 weapons u"t
lie bare i irrn "calionrd. From T." >i-ie-
men. i, would seem that al! OF ii.cln ...t 1":.-
ten Weaver.
After soaic further c15rlat the vault. find,
In@ illev cnu!i not get I'M" II MADISON iciI;
! Warfick. S;ewciI and Erown remained 4
short time. il.ea fired the house in five differ,
icnt places. cane cut. locked The daor and
went M the &,iev uogth from The mouse. and
threw the Fey away. Brown took with HIM
i gold watch and = lIuc cloth cloak, which
lie Ss:l a. had thrown a~Iy FOR ;r"E al d.
lection. hut lid not say where.
l. seems from III" statements. tiiat t.EnI>-
on he morning following, WAS IN company
with all Of them and many of the facts he
20; from cher he,i!"s u i,s"n. NalrIck
iaui %enc,. saiil a. little .Iou:i' Madison
hal with BIN "u H. r~."riilE .!'"in% The
'a..,. ia v:rli V, = 'hc j,rd WAS rErcu-
I'll AID t..ui.:< LaliaI learned the OH" Il
lid a..Gs.a. I. tuoG ii ,Gsi lal,W int"arlivy
. lna.i.. I,,,.r. n. yluit
~ .,I,l, ,.,,.L,l and T., lar found.
", -. ,.r.,,nI :, raves IA be- an f.>tna-
n,a-. n.,I :, ,.,ri..- I,v Goods boxes. 4
~ - W.. 49,. ,,.I L.. nm the other.
oma - ,ia J,n~,a',iy Lr,teo. ,rrccjnr full
~. 49,, tH.,T, I,l.r,,i,
TT..an n,.n. ,,aor ,,;,.,r Statements.
l,. -. 49, :. j.. .,.r.,-r.,. 'rhr -,.,-
,.,.. - u -, ,,,c.r {, INV, boon
","Ia m;,ra,,, .'f;.;,.,;,. and ,,i;L,ri ,rv
-" ~. -
I".L "rt lcr LE.,,oI confirm Eupi,
.,,.a.. - =. :f. .;,.. Lc r.,.c hn,uc. md
-, ,:,,n I',i;.,n c,,.n IN. Tiny heard
10 ,..ror.,,:., Iri, 40, sufficiently li.'..r,
-, ..I.-..rI I,,,., Ln u.l j.,,r.r.
.a.,,. .., C,-.Iar ,.,r.,,G,, -, r..
.I'.I ..I..SLr ...i
49, - 80 ., ~. .' $50
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, 1841-05-08

These few lines are very solemn,
Just put here to fill out the column.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-12
J. c. CAspEE, n D., Dentist,

IL
INPoRTANT HINTS on THE MANAGEMENT or TEETH
Teeth though yield
easily preserved lii bcas, Of he skilfni Dentist
diseases ree;h ordinarily subecr ot
treatment secures their re-maucnec The Teeth composed suosn
TALLY Of lime ofcourse easily decompoe ~ acids aud oxygen
being he base OF acids LED tEo important facts II the pre-
servaion OF the Teeth.
Keep of aad every thing Of the
stomach a! css there and your heh and Teeth are
comparatively safe.
ID Keep ev.ry thng the hat oxygen and
TINS fer three
oxvreu being the the of the
mouth douby and thus the destruction Of the Teeth
ha.tened.
The oxye. ku produced poison and heace the general
3D. Gayanic .co produced BY this both the and
teeth suffer These hints duly regarded viii lead 10 The following
1T No acid. viii ever the Teeth All tooth
powders should moderate akaii
M All Tse1 who mineral pases or n>ine
composed OF u.ta- savins strong affinity o'
should be hunucd their boased remedies are Tar worse
thzn the disease thew promise
metals, such Tin Gold silver Pains
&C. should be carefully avoided The pue-i Heiai, otter III a
for and of course produce a,au vixen pat together
The Fine Gold Is the ory Eieta HAT SHOULD ever
hnd mouth and to th' CONCLUSION eve =!
scientific Dentist ntus inevitably CONF
No DENTIST can cos.is.Cuy oppose the Of analram Of
mercury river hi hnln the hablta l. al present
aimt every Dentist the Unionoi using amala OF patina
Gold SI'veri Copper and Linc unu-r me hitlr % ~ ~
FHe God and Fine Gold alone for Dental operations h sooa
And no ~i only add conclusion for the Sfcrraaon Of all
EVIL consequences OF COMPOUND me IN u'c
month they with Ie, ct TO nn od rates
unuSed and unaduerstet by calling at my Room @ oIoau
say NYork the only place (si he exception ci 6EocN
Albany ana roy where Teeth arc set 20 p'-e' "ou
introducing mouth amaGam o oil c->t o1t metd a
differing materially their affinity for oxygen
ord those who entire or reay chTc sets iecn
inserted the atmosphere pressure OF sueuoh peF'
putting Teeth differing ore essential oh
usually adopted feel confident IN saying stands
Gentlemen of the profsio wca those eFung professional
services invited cali and examine my asthoi OF Setting
Teeth without ;hcue Of solder or any o'aer '' metal In
Ne, YORK JRly 81 1911. I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-08-12
Wn IiACak & so.
TYPE AND STEREOTYPE T Os D Rl,
~ Fuitou corner ef God-strcct,
srW-YORR.

rI,E subscribers method Of announcing 10 their friends
ard public generally that h9sing purcha.es the extensive
and well kno Type Foundry formerly owed by Mcss Conner
Cooke removed the clr present central location
Having reyson alterations ert additions the are
now prepared orders magnitude they be favor
promptr and favorable terms AT any toun-
TO their which has been re-
Gently extensively circulated they would re>pccty refer
manufactured by them hlll be of material equal
superior manufactured IN this coun;rynd undergo
appearance, dressing aud pro
pery articles exhibited the Specimen Book iofry
by together with Sorts TO Fonts sold oy hc
this Foundry without delay with nah
sine added. "
WM HAGER CO Agents for hc sale Of the Napier w ash
Presses which, ehcr with Chascs Cases Con-
posing Sucks Ink aud every article used the Printing
Business band aAdurushcd manufacturers prices
", Machne Ca.t Tyrc manufactured al thls Foundry Icu
New-York tribune., 1841-08-12

CITY EOTEL.-The Public informed that the above
y PANIED spacious popular establishment Will be continued
usual The Interior has recently repaired and the parors and
many OF the rooms newly furnished The City Hotel IS Que oi e
very few Hotels which the entire lower hoo. occupied
for the purposes OF reading dining
sleeping parior first floor The convenience o rs
bein- near the the the and ali
ra rpcips teboa railroad auiag spacious and plea
sant psrors ao ths principal thorough
f If rhs v make An equally desirable for OF
and for families or single gentlemen travelling for pleasure
The travelling public a-Fed that TIL. Ho snail be 50 con
uc, A. not 10 be cxceed other establishment this
,rv WITH Gle eanness ard good. attentive waiter good 'be
.boce vine. and haour. general desire please the proprietor
S - - hs ,Yor.d .h .harc of public patronage
"oies "' 49, - 4 GARDNER
New-York tribune., 1841-08-12
GENrLENEss PICTURED.

a eEXTLE creature was that girl,
Meek, humble, and subdued;
Like some lone flower that has grown up
In woodland solitude.
la soil has had but little care,
Its growth but little praise;
And down j; droops the ,imid head
/, has not strength TO raise
For othe, brighter blooms are round,
And they attract the eye;
They seem the sunny favoritcs
OF summer, earth and SKY.
The human and the woodland flower
Hath vet dearer part
The perfume Of The hidden depths
The sweetness at the heart. r., =
New-York tribune., 1841-08-12
ETH! ANTI-EXTORTlON I!

ID EDUCTION AND IMPROVEMENT IN DENTS rRY-Per'
IL avoiding the exorian chrges OF Dentists
will find to call SHERWOOD Surgeon Dem
list, iran nd street N. Centre Market
nfIiby cured without pain and
rendered useful for many years Incorrup5c Mineral Teeth
serted on the systems 81 50 Filling aad cleaning
in proportion Whole the atmospheric pressure principle
New-York tribune., 1841-08-12
PHAL0N'S
GEL ATED ANTI-DANDRIEF.
Ars,NY. July ., ls4l.

>-OUNE should In ahouc c Phscn> psnStin-'S
\ wtboo, exception pes ecty ever yet smP%S" @ S S Nue.
~ cri,tg with one wash, daudd cope'ey Hoh So mead
The proprcor of th., celebrated Wash unlike some
viii not guarantee viii SA{ ffr olSes % mar n
rn the article ne recommends be viz u"'out
.hc surface ard HAIR c the head lts qualities arc peeu% NJ ~ M
ory cleanse, nr puriic. Hair but leaves glossy 'i ~
r1-ancc unlike ali otNe rcmsdie> OF the sort ever ye
b ,y after it, ,ppicaion the NEST cNhleratne ana Vo"t
& and is effect for AIDES aud CtllDRENS head,
mn1iy, led tcntcren 6ad s compound great preNe
~ P,In,ss for by keeping OF the II =" ana pos w
.rfe frcr from lsnlr promotes aad strengthens 'n son
ofthe All person> travelling South, or ''%x >" s,,
are ,og,ther uncauslad Those who may be scepuca " n'
l;c> of INV invaluable Wash here invite TO @ e
and if not found be exactly as warra " " 'e wa ~
the cash fused according 10 directon 49,, :, o,DI;ed
Prrc ~ and Is cents per bottle gentencn can nave Ppu
for IS cents and purchased Of any ba her IN wv
se'''' ~ " + lItION. 2ti Broadway New-fotk.
danpIac,"c" so'vH ~ ny 70. f - ra2s
New-York tribune., 1841-08-12

AT a COURT OF C51ANCERY, held for the state
~ of Nry-Yor at the City York, the 7th day OF Ju'
t hundred and fnryone present william l. ms
Coun First Circuit George Far and Abraham
Lsckwood W Thomas Darling AMI Others 9Ha ih'm
Order for the appearance of nonresident defendant ,,,
appearing upon proof by affidavit made IN this cause tha'
William lbbotson defendant herein resides ou Of tnis 9 s
resident England On reading and filing SAID nihda
pllnant, ,nd William bbOson his APP
pearamce herein and notice thereof to be served on tho
u @ ~ -, "a "a us a., eiI I co thereof 10 be- served ON the
Solicitor within forty days after service oi copy {"
bill default thereof 'aid hill of complaint be tNr
by Ard further ordered that within t"eny
days from order the said complainant. csg'e thus o"
Published the paper and 10 the New" YORK Tribune
pnsd in this , for eight succession, and at least
each week or complainant Of h orsef
be served On the William bboon personally at ast twenty
herein Iva ia~swl Copy HIRAM wALwoR1H Clerk
TS Pursuance Of an order the County
81 . N"%y hr[soS a gsS he civ OF Of
deecased present the h the vouchers tneso 70 s m %
street in the City of New-Yok the twelfth day Of JaT
usy Dated York the ninth day I 81 IVY a. ~ III
THOMAS McELRATH, Admr.
persons indebted to the above named Estate si requested
o make immediate payment lylg oawo@.
TORPORATION NOTlCE-Pubic Notice hereby
u gwen that property for unpaid assessments will ake
Wednsay the 9th day bo
day day ga, the whole Of laid prpssy ,a be
published part the Evening Post and in part IN the
New " Standard % sF ES and 9ca grs NJ The 9
sraet Commissioner Office July o. I5ii. jy23 a~3n
N the matter o SAMUEL GOODWIN an lnsoyent Drbtor.
The Of Samuel Goodwin Of the City Of New-fork
Worker Cement March, 1910 discharged
frog Robert H. Norris then Recorder fue Ci
requested attend general meeting oI sad Ca
or. Warner Attorney and Counsellor Ns %
ad City who Of said n,olsents a
A. M Monday the 9th day Of September ncI @ e
beh,or el4 lawtSePtc
ID order OF JOHN HOLLEY. Esq, supreme Court o0hn
ID sioner in and the County Wayre notice herrpy s
pursuant the provisions OF the stute authorizing
against debtors that attachment ass 5,o
nfp lin II
the pay Of his debts pne nc
sad discharge such attachment according to Of any
from the 6r publication and that the " 80
e and the delivery Of any proper bsiongsg % sG oe 70
for his the rassfer Of any properly " ' ~ ~
Snsefsr, are lefpuueh 10 ,ei " ~ WILLIAM CLARK Jr,
Deted June 20 ic'i' Attorney for Attsshsg Creditor
jy7 awsm al.grney ~ -
.T =, q. YrFI AND HALL LAMPS, tirandoIeo, candei
1,ed Tea trays Baskets in -etts or separate
6ne Table Cutlery, and EBONY OF |1iA'
s.a }onzed and repaired equal Extra lamp
SkadIs, &c. hand.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-12
HONEY OF LIYEHWOKT.-E

pcricnce amply confirmed hc utly OF tins prepartloR o
Coughs Colds Splitting Blood all affection OF the Lnngs &c
The unparalleled with which this justly celebrated med
cine prcenders TO attempt TO
the public which, outward ap
resenbed the original easily TO deceive the nn
wary reHcmbcr the
bears the signature proprietor JAMES NOW
ILL., full wrapper The Counterfeit signed j.
also Joseph made and sold at the proprietor oh
er store, corner Madison and Catherine sts.
genuine Is NOT SOLD the corner Madison and
Catherine SITS.
The ticuuine may had of JAMES D. NOWILL so' PrOpe
tor Apohecares Hall 10 Catherine-st Messrs
Oco l45 den lane, General Agents for the
United States.
Retail of OlT Bowery and G99 Broadway
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