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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-21

SUPPRESSION OF QUACKERY
go-IMPORIANT AMMO JUDGEMENTS 90
THE COLLEGE OF
MEDICINE & PHARMACY
" they have appointed the following sUB-AoENrs in this
wv; BAssLrr GA Broadway
Ps kis N S ss7 Hudson 10 S s9lssi,
The the College on %ay now be had of o..
Pnncgal Offices of the College wEngland "a, fremont
Principal Office of the College for New Yora, at OF Nassau
jyale W s. RiGHRDsoN, Agent
WANTED BY Yonng Mar situation a,;j,t,nt Clerk
ece The adyet,er world serve The first three months
suit hi, employee saisctory Reference will be- S,yeS r
aaiG.d addressed r l. the Office Of this PAPER viii
n-et with immediate attention. jy III lt-r
H. a sR Scssy. OS ssss
@ Tor Ice Cream from the c.s Dc Paris Day the ds sGea %
S Iis: aiS VIII yS sasS r;
Public and succeed with enterprize jyal e
M EN0TTPs WATER PROOF CQMPQslrIoN for
and eTeo nS FL kind, Of wGoen son
nss their 1'tre without ob:tructng the
Approved 5y he f.oya soeieyof Aslcua Of Toulouse
Special fC osm M i'sG at TouC Sn00''
=, stufs Of France.
Many processes have been during long time
TO The public for the Of wooen and other
Stalls waterproof but until the present none have
fully accomplished the real end designed.
The Indian Rubber Macintosh process while imp,rts
very dsagrveable otoF ~ the objects which
gives them an unusual stiness and il renders them also i'm
Ptyo1 70 The a obscs the perspatiou and Consequent
ly lnpres the health 49,
This invention, first offered 70 the American public
leaves nothing he desred articles of and
sze, be rendered waterproof ron the premises he
they ere mant actured or elsewhere very iihng
win me utmost facility, by single immersion of the object in
TO solution OF the composition The result warranted
move all the oil ecuons WHICH other
and from which be distinguished by the following adj
yantsges
CheapnessA yard Of stuff of whatev quality may be made
waterproof for fitf cents.
Facility Of AppcatonA single immersion Of the object in.
70 asouton OF this composition is sufficient render nper
Saluiay Enec,s-The article submitted this process vi,
be rendered entirely imperyous water but Will admit
the ar freely the pesiraon will be obstruced and The
effects are consequently iav. rtbe TO hcalte. -,
One can easily comprehend what immense advantages VIII
devolve by this discovery the welfare of the army the navy
the the wachmen the coachnen the carmen the car
res the wagoners the aborers the travellers ana OF all ose
IN q word, who work in the open air.
This the only solid composition for watcrproohng that Is
patented IN France aud which been approved by The
DENY of Sciences Pa and the only agency for the sale of
Meno's Waterfront Composition established in the United
States No So John between William and Nassau
streets New York wh,re all orders will be strictly attended
TO.
sold wholesale and retail
One CAKE sufficient make waterproof four yards Of cloth
iy2l eod2sr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-21
MADAME COLTELLO.

FEMALE PERIODICAL PILLS guarante ed in every c,..
whore The nonny periods have been rregrsr from colds
other Their ceraHty Of action has long
by the medical profession and hundreds that hay
ueesy tired various boosted emedcs indie so sure are
Their USE though hey contain no medicine detrimental % The
consttnlon Advice given gratis all who the pills by
Madame Costello, 81 Lispenard ST. where the pills are sold
genuine. Pncc 81 per box. iyei imsr
piano fORTES-For sale, few elegant rosewood hoi.
low corner French grand piano for with all 10,
emens, warranted and kept in time for 2 month";
AZ 1903 Walker street stairs Thy BE- Disposed Of
Of the leaving for Europe in the month
August jylo2w~rc
M OsS-2O bales black Moss Tor sale BY
Ah Elk. COLLINS & co.
~ H. IS South street.
T lYERPOOL COAL AFLOAT--I7o tons PembeEe
jyiic JOHN HERDMAN, 81 South street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-21
0F- VAUxHALL GARDEN.-To-nght Browne will

o. VAUXHALL GARDEN.-To-night Browne will
be 81 home in his best characters. Visitors are mighty
greeting him as he deserves with showers of applause
with such energy and spirit vauxhali now possesses
the best Vaudeville Company in this city, The Garden
too is in a delightful state. Conway manages the Ball
since which there is lack for partners In dance
Near one hundred ladies the last Ball ating for
partners Those fond of in its most perfect
state may find at VauxhalI the cheapest and most
popular place OF resort in the city Tickets to the whole
amusement 20 cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-21

90 THE KREMLIN DINING SALOONS, No. Ill
eh ;ii tho rr,a, commerc;al orn6ri,ro Of The North
Gotham" l. in company with good many others, ARR.
we'd here from Georgia last week Having heard the
gremln spoken Of very highly and my friends de-
ermined 10 give trial. and certainly we not DIS
euontci The GOODNESS and cleanliness OF the dining
saloons demand just praise, but what is OF inn
porrance these iron times the charges very mode
inte notwithstanding the dinner wines SIC. of the
best quality We have, therefore, adopted the sconom.
cal plan Of taking furnished lodgings and dining at the
Kremlin. A word to southern neghbors-go thou
and do likewise A. GEORGIAN.
Remarks-There are many Mobans to whom the r..
marks OF the Georgian may suit Go and nee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-21

GO THE NOsTRUM VENDORS WHO PRETENI
to all diseases by the administration Of aloes
gansoge, requested to call at the principal Office
the COLLEGE OF MEpIsIrE AND Pharmacy, and receiv,
some useful lessons. BY order,
w. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-21
MARITIME HERALD.
To Shin M0sfera.

To Ship Masters.
We shall favor If captains of vessels arrvip,
here will give Commodore W. A Bassett Of our news fl
report OF the shipping left the pert whence they sailed thu
vessels spoken on their list of their cargo and
foreign newspapers they have. Commodore Bassett viii
board them Immediately their arrival We will recprocat
the favor in way.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-21

To Correspondents Abroad.
Our correspondents in foreign ports are
SEND by every vessel all the intelligence they
obtain Nautical information Of any kind any one re-
siding at home or abroad, will be thankfully received
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-21

s&0Ne al PLEASANT AND HEALTHY EX
~ I->E5z II FORT f., HAMILTON, BATH, CONEY
steamboat GENERAL JACKSON, Capt. Tobias, will com
emoop June asb and pn every Mondav Wedncsdav Tbnr
day Saturday and Sunday; and the steamboat NAPOLEON
Capt Hancox will every Tuesday and Friday during
the leaving the foot Chambers quarter be-
fore O'Clock Hammond street at Canal street quarter
clock remaining sufficient time Fort Hamilton for those
who wish that extensive fertilization aud the ada
cent country The bolt will then proceed Bath and Coney
Island land those who be DESTROYS of visiting either Of
these healthy And then make around
the lower Of truly noble bay and for those who
New Brighton stopping sufficient that place.
and returning TO the city at an early hour.
Fare each way Is cents. je25 2mr
SITUATION WANTED by two respectable young girls as
Seamstesses to do general house work. Please apply
IS Peck slip. JyH
1--WE DOLLARS REWARD-Lost on Monday evening
last small Hair Bracelet, with gold clasp engraved Kate
The finder will confer favor the and the
above reward, by leaving at William street stars
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-21
ADJUSTMENTS.

NIBLO's GARDEN.
Extraordinary Ravei Family,
received Nightly wth Shouts Of ght,r and Ap-
,. setEN6P 1st OHIO @ faS say5Ssi &C.
A GRxSD' o$ S,fflR'rt HE
cHlMNihYs' sNWSEGfEpERs
Mn SsS: R N se 's5i n'nA Antoine s, ;;
Vioieas MIL NJ N p0arsIulle Iqetie Mis. Wells
THE II THHF g. 3.SSs 81 . THREE ROPES
Quarter of vii A;V .oT @i' Tor Refresh
A orA Ssib;' S4Ehrunn
NyIsffsEitEE " HfaihttlRnffaulN
FL Noie fss k.1s M Mn. S E.1s
THE rR6 pS sSpspfs MUSICALE,
com,ae 9P,tor resPeegiy laioms The pubic that n
s s1; % be s he
Ass%s ME ssas, .5S 63ssss; n wooc
a, p esb open seven o'clock Entertainment.
r,,,S CHATHAM THEATRE.
This h'Es siESTi sIiIo fsff performed the
Seth Slope. r., Hi H lH, Shipper. Mr.. HELD
u.,., Wheeler, II Eif$$' s., $;;;ISIiifFFI;SsSss ,,
Black Hugh. THE SI III slS SS IT, ~ nil,
rise S, At quarter ! before o'clock gansaly w
VAUXHALL GARDEN.
- Wednesday and Thursday EVENINGS, July 10Th AMI 2.t
Third and fourth night OF Blown the Park Theatre
to commence !" the Saloon at aocloel with the
Comedy of
FORTY AND FIFTY
Mr. Lywhite, MrJ Brown
p.ms...., DonDA zGiE si F'iahArosSa ,, Brow,
To conclude witha
GRAND BALL
In the Garden Director of Floor Mr. Conway.
Admission only y Cents jy202ts
HILLS NEW YORK MUSEUM,
FORMERLY KNOWN AS PEALE'S MUSEUM,)
~o,.r No 2?2 Broadway, opposite the City Hail.
M ONDAf, July 18th, and during the week.-First ap-
1 pesrauee OF Master GILBERT the young American Jug
ge whose performances have excited the wonder and
shmen of all who have witnessed week of eve
nlng experiments in Animal Magnetism during which expert
mens n Electricity with the Gavanic Battery and Hone
Shoe Magnet.
5000 Rare Curosties be found any sims establish
VIII commence at hafpast o'clock r. NJ the conclusion
OF which Master Gilbert will appear and through his
-lh.rd, Crockery DELPHI.
Ieken % cents, children half price, Day visitors admitted
G'eat Treat Tor the public preparation at this instu
ton. iylg Iw
AMERICAN MUSEUM AND GARDEES.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-21

CO PREVENTION is BETTER THAN CURE
This maxim has received a. r. deserves universal ere
dence and is the dictate of wisdom and precedence
To more important subjec 70 Dr. applied than the
preserv alton of our health. a MT of .rnan SUI.
fsring might be prevented, and lives be
prolonged, the generality OF exercise
that rational Of their health winch is evnced in
guarding against the nroads of disease At the present
this duty is peculiarly incumbent The state
the digestive organs should be carefully attended to- and
al the veted secretions removed For these important
purposes 4medcine can be eiicacOus that pre-.
pared by the COLLEGE MEDICINE PHARMACY, and
termed SIR ASHLEY CoopERs Put This is not vio-
lent rurgative bat acts mild aperient, keeps the d.
gestive organs in healthy state and by ming the
regular exercise of those functions OF the
skin by which its excretOry organs relieved Of their
contents this remedy contributes in very great degree
26 cents each.
w. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Principal Office Of the College of Medicine and Pharma-
cy, 81 Nassau ST., N. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-21

Amercen vessels port, March sODesdemoni To sail
,y on cfuise President sail tomorrow NanucAe
Amazon, 10 sail in day or two on a cruise,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-21

n5- SUMNER REsTORATIvE.-The Tonic Mix
ture prepared by the CoLLEoE MEDICINE PHAnMa
CT particularly adapted for general during the pre-
scat season. This mild and grateful medicine by removing
tho vitated secreons, and at the conierring
new energy the nervous system is eninently suite,
for all those unhappy sufferers who aborng under
nervous complaints. II is composed of choice botanical
agents whose virtues are extracted combined by diff
cult pharmaceutical process and altog deren
from those deeterous preparations Of which the chief
grsdient alcohol in form other, and by the
ofwhich the most injurious appetite for smulants
aed and the health in too many cases reparably ruined
For low Spirits assi.ude debility loss Of appetite sleep
lessness indisposon for exerton of body or mind pre-
disposition to consumption, and other distressing affection
Tonic slixture is confidently recommended Sold in bot
ties al 30 and 81 each.
w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent
Principal Oflce Of the College Of Medicine and Pharma
cy, 81 Nassau at.
p9r- THE ANODYNE LININIENT PREPARED by
the CoLLEes ar hEDsrSE AND PHARMACY, is iniable
remedy z. sumatc pains-sprains-br uises-pans in
the joint sl0iic-nervous headache Sc sc. Sold in
bottles q cents each.
w. S. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Office of the College, 81 Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-21

OF INTERESTING CORRESPONDENTS
PE.T IN TEA . OF TIE GRO
TON WATER PIPES. AND YANKEE HILL.
MRrYB.nsva ' '''D ''''
New York,
have Delayed writing to you until the present mo
men but hope YOU VIII not be unjust as to think tina
hs'e forgotten yon You say in late number OF tn
New YORK He ald' that will ne opul
On saohath Evenings this is all very WE'LL but you hav
since said That require License TO act theatrical piay
and the such like this would to say to gu TO use the
words oil celebrated novelist Don't ratch bear witt
claws neither will put up with any OF our
infringe any oil the laws that my own business
nosyours Writing this merely acaution sgsns. fur
tner insrterance remain Dear Sir
trui! yours
Peales Museum
AMERICAN MUSEUM July l9, 1912.
Among the curosities daily arriving at this establish
ment the above was received this day by the
have faint recollection Of having heard of this gen
ueman from various printers. publishers, nag-makers
ers musicians the City Hotel Sc who profess TO have
strong for remembering him, and who represent
him q very spirited and promising gentlemen and one
eminently calculated thrive in the worh provided he
has pull backs. Where the gentleman last from
or by what he reached the CITY, unless he
came through the Croton aqueduct, l unable to
learn
certainly eervery grateful for the voluntary conri.
button of the autograph Of such learned and egent
Parsonage and truly letter marked it'll such deep re-
search beauty OF connection and learned quotations
10 any rare COLLECTION OF curOsitles
but the American Museum, with its late additions
overstocked with attractions shall let this off as
do my balloons with fireworks attached) for the
ment fthe public large.
would remark, however that l had heretofore sup
posed that the Infringement of laws might possibly the
business" oil some person besides the and
If might be allowed to guess should say that the Dis
trct Attorney, and certain judges, officers Sc would
coincide with me In opinion.
infer irom the letter that the author claims to be
bear and II the constant and undisputed pos OF
bare as and benches sutherise person 10 assume
that title certainly disposed to deny his just
tanmento oil 1t. Very respectfully,
PIT BARNUM.
r. s-The original letter will be place sd in a neat frame,
and deposited among the other vees contained in the
Museum for the qualification of public curiosy.P 4. b.
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OPPOSITION LINE FOR ALBANY.
FARE REDUCED!

Dffprk' P PAAsSsaGFE' 49, ......s, 90 90
FREIGHT TAKEN AT REDUCED PRICES
a r IN f Ss%n fe SlSsa WASHING AS ss
?rrangements to change heS days of leaving
New York, VIII hereafter leave foot of Robinson street
New York, every TUESDAY Thursday, and saprdaZ after
hGGh clock and Albany every Monday wednesday and
a the foot OF Hammond street. Newbugh Poughkeepsie
Kingston Point. Cattsk and Hudson.
For freight or apply the Captain board D.
kANDOLPH MARTIN No. 1852 West street. jyl3 lmsc
EVENING LINE FOR ALBANY DIRECT,
L$BGl <zd AT o'clock, r. NJ from the steamboat
pier between Cosrtsnd I'd and Liberty streets.
L.. " Banad leaves the above pier Monday Wednesday,
o'clock.
The above boats and substantial furnished with
eeeat state oems and among
the Hudson River steamers.
For passage or freight, apply on board, or TO
p. c. SCHULTZ,
. At the Office the wharf, or on board,
Passengers taking this line of boats will all
at Albany IN time for the first of for the and
iva.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-21

soRGSa Asl OCEAN HOUSE, Long Branch Rumson,
G5zll-x-}s Browns Dock, Mddleown, Eatontown Dock
K,--zss-Z- and Red Bank, Shrewsbury-The steamboat
l0LAS, Captain Allaire will leave New York from Fulton
Market Slip East River every morning at o'clock for Red
town Doek) Returning will leave at o'clock each day.
The Iola will above navigation and weather permit.
ing, until further notice.
All freight and baggage the risk Of the thereof
81, ie2Q3 mc
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-02-25

eiu gturm Fame tatt 1netne6 Sddes, be 2!-Nber 60s
fommt bon peu, DerpInidteu 8lithenpurwie. Jtnu,
oaB es n)t peoer portcntmt. SD tptls seratben bas
be1. Sbr batt neineu 3crn enpfunbsn."
"Ge lit Elm 9rcBes lln9ltd" fprad er auf Dem SFi'ce
pe9e BET d, felb, "es mar e1 ltatt[iee grouensts
mer, hattie iche bpuce Ntenen uno mar etnnaI etn
red,t TrelIen oepefen fir ben 8rdut9am-aber tatss
feub 5haIer (tno mir nid,t 70 eb bas ben aut Diets
Iuofilf itit betrpfen," Dit bieen @prten oerfhIcg
er mod sur redten 3ett bic arftbr1 st tpelter d 70
ebeu oas Ridenperfonale, 2tpn at ber Spee hersts
bfaHgen rppgte. Inter 9Daul aber Derfanb S!crtan
en1aItc aroers ale Die ebtie auIine, feinen eees3
Ling .@8,. =. !, '..'..~ 68eFfl1B fclgt.) ~ Z
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9fen(nNltugelI.

+ Der "9attrtanosfrtunp uup 6stf Der Sci
srfAtint rtaelmaSis jeben Sreitas.
z.Dtr Sutferptionss 9rsis 1T 6 III zbaer Gents,
II" oSer y" sr taI!s nte 3ea"s "tt III"
asr balb Der fen 5a fe pes Sabrs teIablt wirr.
3 Dit Stas tanH Dann auf3sStten wsrren, ate
EIdranpe ttjablt Gno
4) 2Dsnn benz 95sr(auf bes Sabrs hte 3ettuas nt
aufeeanbi9 orb, 70 teratet man tols ais snrn QDun
bis(tlbe fur Elm anocres Sabr ~ bebalten.
50 Rein lntsrErtsr plrb fur einsn tar!srn 3raum afs
Isctatsn sn9enon'ntn, ~ s. + fss.34, - -
O. Ote 9srrpnnS stf9iebt auf Rotten. Der rdterfsrfbtt
I. 1nlststn Dsrpen fur o 6Itatn pret nsratt; mi6en
81 Slti9 baar utsabIt wtrbtn, no man Mot ouf fcn3e
Att In SftmnunS ftcbt. .ssis -. .4.a. -
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-02-25

nw 5eoer poitmeiAer bat bas 9fed1t, eiuen 8rief
iRfpsldem fb 3eittn9s9elo be1noet, fre All ben
Druder gu ltberlenoen. ..-
Bsnn un5 iere entfernen eeier aIfo G'elo fenoen
O[eu, fo br1uhen fte nur su tbrem otmeiter au 9ez
be un0 etner @eqenp1rt baS gelo III eiuen S1rtef
an uns su lesen. Gr reibt obanu Die DoreBe barauf
unb rantirt ben 8rte ,our ben Subcribeuten tpie
bem Drufer ba5 Aloltael0 erlpart tpro
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SDbto gS5estt3g<Dn4tg.
{ eBemluB folgt.)-
Gc(un1bi1s, am / c5dnuar, IS4.

Columbus am l. cduuar, ls42.
Der lestjdbrt9e Berid)t Der Bantccmlndre 9iebt ev
nt9en 9ufihluB, pArun1 fdb oe Sanrer 70 9e9eu
bic perIOnIid,e 8erantpDrfe Der Stcdbatter fur oe
Gd1u(cen pebreu 9lus ienem &ertdt erbelPt, bdB bic
Banfen tou.als un9efdbr ger uuo eth 8Nrtel Nqion
Dollars rs ,233, ,74l] in papler9eo i'm umlduE bat'
tcu Bdbreno beS perfoieuen Sahres braden Nebsn
von bien Sauten nit eitter papersetos@ s@irfuacn d.
benabe ad mai bunbert tauienb DoQars, 1878 POSI-
Indn,litb -..s .....- -
Die Wiami Grpcrtuss s@pmpasnie nit n ~
3rpetabanf 3l44,276 90
8ant bon QSefllntcn 125,93S 90
Banf DOT, 8autpplis 1O9,85O %
ganf bon Stubenotle 55SO5 90
@jerman 8auf bon 9Dooiter 148,6S8 90
Naru1ers 8dnt BON @antou 11S,$39 %
Neanbattan 8dns 69,898 90
.-~ gefammtbetras -. e793,29s 90
Jtun bat Bclf mad r9ln9obe, bic BON 9en1dsM
Santen elbft berrithrt, In eiren1 Sabre, betuohe cot
nal bunoert tauleno Dollars 0erOren Nedtt 9Funbt
tnoe6en f,er, Der 8erlu tbereige etne Nttatcn, pe
|be(e 8anfen fat nitnal5 ben @efamutbetrng tBrte
9apier9eIoes rdtt9 anSeben.-Das 8olt, ndmlId1 rte
9lrbeer. Sarmer unb @eIbdftsleute I'M Nu9emetHent
pede Otee 8anfncten CUR 3eit bes sfbredsEe lefaer
4nfaIten tn 9duoen battent 9aben 6afllr an Arpe ct
Der Baaren, Den 8etraa ncr elmer MtIIipn DcIarst
lnno be Tore en- bas 8nnSe y. .,.. = 49,
Die Stodbalter 6dgegen, eutpfrsen ntdt tut tks
gSertb fur btee oten fcnnern e erhielten atst pte
3nea bafar i'm @Oraus, bon Denjeugeu, speid,e Bic
gSerth nno Sc r Iteren nthts !-Selbt wetit fIe
oefe Dte1 be3dben miSen, tptroen e nod ndbts Uers
lteren nenn fIe erbelten ben Ycen8era9 berelben IN
ben Scanbfhren tbrer Sduloner, rpelobe nod ii6ers
otes binldu9lide Sur9haft fur bic fldaahlun9 feaen
muBten ..-5
sluf btefe QBeife 9elan9 es bsber elmer Saroe ooR
|Saea6uuoen uno Sd)piuolern, bas amerfantfde @oIe
anf Die ablheulid1te uro nteoerrdtste Bet(e fbrus
ltd u branbfhaben: ST e6 oaber Elm 9gunoer tpenr
beielben Sles aufbetet, un fob ourd folhe Darifeb
lun9 Der lriafen unferes lebeltanoes III tbren dnoe
ltdben @rtperb5tpet9 au erbaltet
@olurbu5, am 3 Sebruar, 1s42.
9eute Gorrnltta9 FAM be Saar5abIun9ssS,H i'm 9fe'
praentantenbeue an DIE Sa9eeoronung, nnS es ruroe
Den Gag nber oetatttrt pbne sur enod9en Abltlmmnng
su tommen. Der Sag, ali iped)em Die Santen enttres
Der antdn9en 1'no n1tnterbrod,en torabren nlifet,
bre Voten IN baaren1 eoeOe etnSuoler, ut betdnntd3
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-02-03

the doctor what sized bottle Did YOU buy,
sirr
Patient. "A half guinea one, DOCTOR"
Doctor. "Oh, that accounts for it,
The half guinea bottle contains so small a
quantity of The invaluable Bethesda water,
that the agitation is scarcely perceptible ;
but if you buy five. guinea bottle, aud
watch it well, you will, in due time, see the
commotion quite plainly, sympa;hising with
that of the pool when visited by the angel"
The patient bought the five guinea bot
tie as advised, and KEEP, sharp look out
for the angel until the day Of his DEATH"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-02-03
SlrGinl'S .S0TtR.C Carolina
EXECUTOR.

CONTAINING tie Statutes and Common
u Law OF this State, together with The dccls-
ions OF the Supreme Court, and all the necessary
forms and presidents, intended as a convenient
Manual and safe guide TO Executors, Admins
traitors, Guardians, Juries and Commissioners Of
various kinds appointed By the Courts, CLERKS,
Sherifs and all public officers. Ia short, ii is IN
tended Tor the benefit of all persons, public or pt
yste who are, or possibly may be interested IA the
proper management Of the estates Of deceased per
sons with The least trouble and expense possible &c
co.ding to the laws now in force. For, besides the
legal matter aforementioned generally, it euJra-
ces the kindred subjects Of Wills Of land and per-
sonal property, LegacIes, Dis.ribntlye Shares Of
Estates, Rules Of Descent, Partition Of Estates, re-
al and personal, among those entitled, Dover and
other provision for Widows, Sc. sc.
Among the Forms it contains, are, all the ne
cessary LegalFrocess, Wills, Bonds, oA,hs, Deeds,
Bills OF Sale, Leases, Forms Of Account, Petitions,
Aaidavts, Advertisements, Commissions, Notices.
Writs, Returns. Reperts, &c &C.. in all, near a
hundred in number And ia believed, By good
judges to be the largest, well as the most pr4c
tica and approved collection Of Forms now exiaut.
This Book has Just been published. 1t con-
tains 24S octave pages, lssne size as those ct the
"Not,h Carolina Justice - well bound in lap
binding; and, in consequences of the scarcity Of
money, as well as to place it within the reach of
every person, it il now offered for sale al the low
price OF 81 so by retail Merchants and others
who buy by the quantity to sell again. can have
reasonable reduction in the price.
1J7Apply q, the Printing Office in ASHFORD,
Randolph coon,y, n. c., or al the North Carolina
Book Store in Raleigh.
BENJAMIN SWAIN,
Autker aud Proprietor.
Dee. s. 1871, tic