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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-14

Bhc-eqs The Pre.ilent o the Ht-i at la lu-n
- 10 ~. touching ile fnlucal alt' p
t.li- >f.te. copy whereof j, f"lruI'p auuf Kri-
do the fors tffe TIT ~ p Irafts, To make asn
t .ane to the People o tins >l~ arI moe ,spccas ID
th-, engaged tfcaS0naIic enterprise against tr Lave
and Government thereof tha they my sNc hscI t c'o
and goyeru iA,m,ci'ts accordingly
mon, wh.reo hs,e tu,s4 the ~, Of sad state
"a b. aite1 these Presents anI sIsIi-i th- same
With my haDd-GN ven ~ ~ " pors, 90 "a" eleventh
Isl dav Of May the wear OF our LoiI one thousand
eight huud-ed and iOrty-tSy. AMI oi tic In'iri 'nu-
en.e OF The u.ied STATE, nt AHtlcatue ~, ttlL
SAM IL WARD kiNG
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CANAL Tolls

I'll. T,,s,a-cr of u.r g., Department Fnni t'InN'
fay aesrov' fges tie rrc n OF on IIuaind Doy'' -
a Dors,la from ,h, Ne~.NorA Cooti.5ouon'h'p Pre- y"
.rlance Company. by tie hana OF h,.ua ": tal..''
Hsc. JosN = VIM
M, ~ MaN l2ih. iall
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-14

II The SPEECHES ~ Hos THoY.s M4RsH1Lt 90 AGO
Dol anil In'emperanc~ and Fashionable "ne-D 1nkny "e
,erea al the Broadway Tabernsce the evenncsoi May
and rc,,~ed tor The NcvYork TRIBUNE. and published
in P.npbe. lr % r at this office, Price 6; cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-14
Families. RonrdinS Houses, Hotels and

Steamboats,, Who may ~ u>ipg a large amount ~
Bnad Cakes Crackers Pastry, &e will find % 10 ther al
vantage To call Il Bakery OF The subscriber whrre VII
be found he richest aad best Vsii'V o tbe above ARTICLES
IN the city, al such prices the present oN STATE 0i the
market VIII warrant Fam..ic, will be- supplied within
reasonable lBi,, Of the house, ant all order, punctua.y
sent to any part ofttc city. BENZ. ?. iiOwE.
ai0 ~ ~ BfoadWay, cor. OF liNNartN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-14
Medical sladsni.. Drugyi.,. md Inv

'sTs'-'r must a-fn l~l-IuI our reader. u4at Doctor
" 10 ahsT, Lectures op p-"tca Chemistry Pharmacy auI
iokc2.Dt', WI commence oI Monday letL TLs ia.
de' o. MEDICINE aud TIE Druggist pee! scarcely be- 90.
lornes 81 What ,WsH>e value !, a know Ledge ~ itse
bralchesoi science. and !, we'll snows how lup ortant
70 hr Lawyer knowl.I-c ~ ToxcolOgy Lct 81 ,tl-
ntns attend THIS Sa.~be c0grsc Ol Lectures see Do W.
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= Printing

u Printing ~ every sansty. from the largest Post
bills a. The HesesI Circuar, and Cards. Win be- promptly
.iH handsomely eiecuisd the lowest living price,, ~
JANE. r. SWAIN, No 90 Barclay corner of Gfrrn~ Do.
street A. J. r. = works himself hs afford ~ and
do cheaper than thOse who hire their labor Business
1en 90 the est .de OF the City especially invited 10
give him a call
j. Is. :. Will undertake. the printing OF Periodical or
prompt pay we'll secured he lowest terms. ny colt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-14

% . ", Woore, Jr., lat ot Trenton Fsib.l so. GJ.
- ''' been inircei' ~ f~ solicitation many 81 b..
'Nh"u'i- - pfoposr serving FAMILIES tl.is residence,
- p'ai dhd vii - prepared ~ s1irL1 b., baaing
ni"nt er ui>t purpose provided sJiCiet ~ l.rt
urrf IL would remark thai BE quality his bread l. dc
hs A. heretofore baacI al L' late establishment "a Trru.
Ton Falls IA ,.,'tt'',.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-14

y Let tt,.e who WILL BE- healed.
Il any reader slOai happen 10 b. aHetes with cough.
e,i, Or even with Consumption, Ih-y bot tanberng
IN h~s oHn etsrnc- hey 10 u.e Peas~'. lIoa
holni Casiy which known remedy ior such COM
plants sold Wholesale and retail at IS Dlvsoa-sireeL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-14

a NV MiSs-On tie south ,ie Of Anr-street between
Nassal ltl iamsreefs, extremely rich nine IA, r..
cthy been drcoyerecnot of precious u-ta,-but of Wit
W he person ~ loni Ben, lhr aEcuOseer. Tie fortunate
ror, 81 that re- non has- any % aBe their ndOw. sn
rs &C nlaton' tail upon t-r s-ets IN grralb-d se.
Tom Bel, in idci. he cap.2I which supple, auic huuor
i.r TIE cry papers IL. rsaf voice heard ami The ios
~ o. brilliant but Innocent Ike sparks from M, barL
smith. anvil Tom, oHrdsv, wa sell gallery" BE- can.
uons Win Iat razor EXCLAIMED ne TIE ger wa, u,.l
t. d4 Ose, and org,ttng be had .saru.psd hi.
down as usual and cut b., chin elean OF Chapmar,, u,
&c su9p, Of lv@ am street, caused tbs ir-adlnI 49,
dent How mCcs FOR Ia raLor gentlegu-n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-14

q We ar reqa-.ied to state ihat Or. @
D.r. of Rhode Island, Nil receive the Wits Of
ID, friends. his d3y from 10 T. NJ, ii Tam
many Hall; aud tha, military aud civil process
Ion viii be formed in the farA. a. halt pat
+. NJ. To escort him 20 the boa; IN which h' je-
part, f,r Rhode I..aod.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-14
4 Public WOrahin

u Public Worship in The Hall Of ne Medical
'"h'kr' i't Sfy tff systrs' ee door brlo" rns
street three TINES zach >ahbs ~ the usual hOur, Peach
M r0rnny and afternoon by Rev. ID. COcHRAS, late ot
vlted 10 alisnL myli ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-14

II ror hne assortment OF chars, warranted zee sd,er
sement 10 another column. u Caihsrne.t ~, al AZ,
~ steamer CalcdoniR's L.ter.Bag, c.o.e at
Hale Foreign Letter Ofiee g a.tr.e, OFF, Cour,er
Enquirer THIS DAY sti O'Clock +. ~ mylt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-14
The Ifrr.E. E.Iinrretf.

Chl,cA, VII sonmence \ fiOrrow sunday Mornaf IA
ir Lecture kOom 10 The Lyceum Of Natural History "a
- bf"sl"ay ssreS ~ bsccur.es from tho frt r>
81 Grrtss ~ which u viii tr ,.)Dn that hi, portion Of
scripture, Nh"n iaifrpr'ir According 10 tie y er~e VI
~ re'r. n H. Theological writ ~, %
ill., Hon. Emanuel >wsr,iorg docs net cotfci buf b. IN
peLiect h.Inlgay VII w az. N nalen 1870. l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-14

C0~NvNicsrf M. Ed,ssr-Dear >r. Permit ne -
recommend n your numerous readers most valuable
medicine. BrOVn, Sara narlls and Tomato BlterA have
b-t taxing 1 0r sort lime pat for Hd ge.tOn and ~
rtp,a vhfh have be-H troubled with for the ar tre-
yrir,. can uuv say u most valuable Alternative: Il
"a. Entirely cured by only asng Il three week, All,
Using al sthcr articles without lie least effect
Yours respectfully, J. r. R.xuAL
B. sure 1Gd get Browns, al 50 NaaIingt5n,, Bo-;on
Soil hy IL agents A. B. D. Sal8s Druggists, ~ Fnroo
sr-i eorer Of Got 10 Pulion.treei, rs Broadway II
kSsi bioa4~aF' myi0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-14

= y Ht WtV. T.. ~ IAirk WI prrscI U0Ti NaJ-
bah t''upg TIE l3i MT tl~ Ne, isiu-,treet Church
corner O OOseTDcgr Server, % comm a-r Al hafr..t
O'Clock "a n,it -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-14
+ 1gObOken.

IT nObOken.-Nevef i~iOre has ioboAen appeared
- beautiful dis sea.on; Oyey SPOT cakuDt
be found - MIN ihOu,anf miles II Gotham. Al Who 10
ied TO St tb place ths should 20 now every
thing most blooming. Tpose VINO 90 now cannot tai ID
be delighted With the eIcurlDl q l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-14
~ g. p.;r,,,,cr'- Cu-,on-Usou.c RE-

A Extra may be- Lad al our { u"''f W. "' COM
- .lvc columns the choires; ant rc''i l''''-'
9TH, amou, Report Tie Extra 'o"ia'-' We " y ,''
ou. eLsrres assn,, Collectors iioy' ana '"'"' '''
80. -, r,,l,r AL Mo w.,h % how Oh
D. h,,il,. Custom House matters MI had f.,Di,ii.
rx,r, price cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-14
I, sucucer'. limitation Moiesi.in rtaf.

I'm, popular arcle II, commended % DE pubic q, P'fu-
Ear., de,r, b,c al the present tine Tor IL economy. for
elegance and durability, II cohp'its successfully N TIE
-, r,.,l, uats worn Price - - SPENCER,
.i6n Fashionable Halter, No. 2i5 Bn'ad~ay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-14

~ The report That some twenty or thirty wing
o.fccr, arc to be turned out of the Custom Hous'
Al Philadepni because Of difference between
President Ty-r and the Senate with regard 10 MIR.
Ty,oa's appointment, :, received with 'ery genera.
di'iayor by tho pres. We have no rightto counso
the President; bat be could not do any Thin. NOR
cdcctua 10 draw the line between the great mas
OF the Why party and his Administration than b.!
such an arbitrary expulsion. And yet Ne hear thai
to ihi- nd1oNATHAN RoBERTs is about to be rc-
moved from tho Colcctorship and lhcmas :.
Smith nominated rs his successor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-14

y ENEsacE The OPPCaTUsITY of visiting HIS New
York MI-rgm 10 sle~ IL wonder. OF the ag- the rsh
ami am inAee D"Hi, The later the smsssi .pfcinen
ot ing human beng ever exhibited. IL Il years o
age and WEIGHS only - pounds IL addition N tn, arsc
ton ~ have tie superb no les o. the Mountains or So
Lerard AMI the Natural Bridge Of virginia The Lecture
Room !, nightly crowded 10 sesr the ,tores Of Yankee
DE cerDrae1 delEraor Of DoHn East characters. ami
20 Ltar Mn Hardwck, beautiful Ballads Mr.. Austin
> Tie cel'brsled composer, appears every evening
Ipul7ro~ there j. . b. afternoon performance Which
IA commence a tlree o;cby~k
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-14

II speucer's Cashmere 1snf~. The Zee %
finest Cashmere Hat, 9, nj, da, rSduredoSi a'"h u'F
will remain uai,>> advance - rendered n'c>~} by
aS II "a SPENCER, -ii Bio43vay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-14

PESSsvIyANIA-Wha hat is the matter of Gov.
Porter aud his ofce-holdcrs He seems to be-
making the fur fig among them. VIM +. Pac-
ker, Of Lycomns late Canal Commissioner, ha'
been appointed Auditor General, vice DR.. E-Py
John Krausc. Of Lebanon. First Clerk under do
vice Mr.. Broomc. and William Hopkins, of Nasl-
ngton Co Secretary of the Land Office. vice Jol'
klingcnsmith removed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-14

u The L. :. revenue cutter Vigiiant was sold
at Boston Z day or two since at auction for S280G,
exclusive of furniture which was worth 300 more.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-14

CONNEcGICUr.-JohnM Niles Of Hartford WA
on wednesday elected Senator Of the Cnitec
States from CONNECTICUT. vice Perry Smith, (ai."
Loco for SIX years from the 4'h Of March next
In the popular branch Of the Legislature, he had
l22 vote. to - Cor Roger :. Baldwin and > scat.
tering. (rhe Cour,cr, in the spirit of true ph'!osa-
ply, is con-olcdby the reflection that John NJ and
Perry are not To be Senators both at oacc. they
formerly wcre.)
In the three Counties of Hartford, LiichGeld
and W;ndhnm. no choice of Sheriff. wa. effected at
the April Stale Election. Each had second Trial
on Monday. and each eiected the Wig Sheriff
by l TO POO majority. (Wrudham and Li,chfed
csuntics gave loco-Foco msioritic- in April; tie
latter of over 300 Hartford only 40 Whig.) Thi'
is a cheering omen.
Hon. Roger NJ Sherman has resigned the post
of Judge Of the Superior Court'which he has filed
so long and ably
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-14

FIRr-Thc alarm of fire yesterday morning, | |
o'clock, proceeded fran the .loop Robert Minturn
Wing Al the foot of Duane-.trcet, North River.
She WAS laden with lime and plaster, and having
burnt to the water. edge sunk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-14

" John Graham, recently convicted at Ithaca
of Murder, executed by hanging in that place
on the 9TH inst He stouty maintained his inno-
cence to the last Although the execution was PR
yats snme2 500 per.ons assembled on the Occasion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-14

AMUSEMENT 49, HsALrH 1t vel sIown that person.
a ru ar nab T., and . who's business confines thefs
% i-r de,ss subject o. Gseas- than those Who
ar euxaged a psf.rA H. such there d,
nohng .hca Ia better tendency 70 cDgntrract the pre-
disposition % tseas- Than active eIsrcse ater the sJor, VI
Tire - Lave BEN UoLciuied
Tie hest exercis, ~ Know " for tbs purpose Bowling
Al he ~ the sysefs calle,i INTO action The
bi courses Freely through lee ycirs and after rolling
irA games. ~ p-rson trri, Ike smother beng
Among tlr yaro1s places to city fDr thai purpose
know oi none superior q Cal - B0Slug Saloon. Broad
Sav. opposite - Pauis Church. b. the nav, persons
h,se often wondered bow i sas that s1ch large games
mid- - nat sser. The .rcr.t . i, Calls ard oil h.Cgs
ioles patrolr- >h-rnan's L0Iengrs BOVis. and >heT
raa. Cam hcr L0tcuges Vii cur all diseases arising from
eienilry li-. Dr. Sn-rmsn. office 10. Na>sau-.l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-14

" Gov. DoRH of Rhode Island VA, in town
Yesterday held ieycc "a, Tie City Hal, AMI went
an state to the Bowcry Theatre 10 the evening. O..
per bill Of the euieriainmen,,-Th,i j. rather more
comfortable than being degeed By John Doe ana
Richard Roe within his own domiuion,. ", W
must think that DO view Of the condition Of thing.
IN Rhode Island, II was in bad taste.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-14

le 'trnt-u OF lh- reader s oalies to a Notice
AIDED Ieichcp aud Parents,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-14

T. Remember TIE R,morai sf tic Rad Camrtius
OIL Splrt, and Improvrd BGuer 10 la Fsyette Hall. 81
Roadway Opposite Nibo', 1T prices reduced nearly -
-. = - - la lrnI9 lml @ " McCEEDN. il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-14

he conditions and prospect. Of all the nd,
Missions on thi> continent. except those IN Oregon
are very sood-iodeed they have no, been bc,,e,
for many wears.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-14

~ The motion foI a new trial IN the case ot
IIo.me. at Philadelphia, recently convicted ct
rn,uslnu.htcr in throwing persons overheard from
the bo, e the Wan. Brown, has tecn denied and
the prisoner sentenced to Imprisonment in the
Pcuiten;iary for six months and fine OF $50
The Court might have sentenced him for three
years and to pay fine Of slO0e-bui gave light
sentence By reason OF the remarkable and eNtenu-
,ting circumstances of the deed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-14

= PROVIDENCE. r. I. on Wcdncsday re-cleci-
Ell TLoms, VI Burgess MAYOR, ly 43s votes; no
opposition OF the .iN Aldermen, fye were re-
elected; OF thc twenty four Councilmen, thirteen
are new Members. No party contest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-14

MAD DoGs.-No less than three dogs COM
rl,,cly rabbi! have been killed III thi. city within
the la. ten days. One wa killed in Nalnu,->t.
On tuesday last. one near tie Dry Dock the pre-
ccdin- riday. and the thri day or two before.
Would it not be we'll for the Mayor to put the eS-
ccutioaer, Of the c,rinc race To work
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-14

FROM CISroS The American publishes the
following letter. 1t viii bc seen that it, date i,
that OF our latest preyiou. ndyice' from Canton.
II wa. brought by the MARY Ellen, and was ad-
dressed TO Geo Sweetl,n, her Captain. lie SAP.
tha, when he lief, Whampoa the British ships -
in, there were trading with tie Chinese, and had
boat. on the river to capture all the Chinese boat,
tia, came down from Carton. and make them pri.-
oners.
CANrov. Jan :. I3i..
DEAR SIR We received letter n; night
from Honskonr and one from Macao, stating
that the English were preparing to come -
Wh.mpoa. ami would destroy all the forts. per-
hap. as high up a, Honquas font, but 'hey ~i..
not come above thai. Ihi, j. known only to a
,,w at present We want IN American boat. snd
haIfa dozen seamcn. with eight or ten mg,aet-,
\ few cutlasse> aud ammunition 10 dcirsd or
premises in case Of need. although We 30 not
think there i mach chance of an attack. a. Can
ton will not Dc attacked by the English am
aware that vou have but one boat. but it j, proba
hl. that Won can borrow one to serve VOIr pur-
poses. and let - have yours; and perhaps Capt
Johnson. or some other American captain. viii
spare a couple Of hands - come IA such IL you
c.n spare. Our factory having becu pi..-.ed
WHEN Canton wa. attacked before. makes us
more liable to another visit. y. You understand
what We w,nt. You must make such arrangement
a. YOU think bc.r Y-u oush, 20 despatch the
boat he an0me.t u is knoEH az IFLawpoa hat
he EHgth are oa tde roy, and il would Be-
safer To do it icfore It IS known. Il ihs men
could be- in rcd shirts. isr the sake # tsins uni
form. it would have good effect. The eNpcGi
zion va. ~ leave Hon-koug on tie Jth
T. SIS soon a. the Chinese huow what J.
coming. they vii doubles, close the passage.
Upon further thought, | ,hina YOU can hardly
send the bo.t too soon. ih- passage viii -
closed instantly on the first alarm.
- The Hedcfbcrgh Advocate states that the
Indians IN Monroe County are engaged 10
stopping people who ar. on their way To attend
ue Circuit Court in Schoharie, and adds, We
irar That They H., -, I'm ~ &C., pr-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-14

Day PERFoRNASCss SyieDid and diversified perform
ances ahr place ~ tie American Museum To. a.irrnoa
uche Indian CHEFS and >igaw,, Gip.y Girl AID hat
~ sth~f attractions put forth. TONIGHT Ma, Ter John
auoGd tie gnal Negro Dancer who has bsen south
FOR two year, past appear in his wonderful dances aad
break towns f,r tins night osly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-14
GY III, EXcfLLENcN .AMrEI wAlD kING.
4 Proclamation.

G,-,or Cayta,a G..e-i .1d CoH.rIrer .ie Of q.
st4te II Ri9-e hlaad nd P-sr,4e1oe Plantation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-14

RoBHrRr.-Thc American says that an Assist
at Captain Of the Watch by the name OF fiotn,
~as Knocked dD~u IN Nmeteeuh-strce, few
night. since. and robbed Of sSf; being the amount
be lad received to pay the Watchmen with. HE
IIoaor the MAYOR la, not yet issued hi' Procla'
ui,ri,n Offering n reward tor the daring robber.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-14

- The Heldcrbcrgh Advocate states that tie
Indians IN Monroe County are engaged 10
stopping people who arr on their way 10 attend
the Olrcuu Court in Schoharir, and adds, We
'.ai mat they have not seen the Governor Pro-
''a-'A,l'n or Perhaps not sufficiently acquliul
al VAN TIE hngi.h language To read IT,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-14

FIRE ~ WoRcEsrER.-We learn by Leonard's
Express that hre broke out in Worcester about
8 o'clock this morning. in black smith, shop,
which was destoyed, together with car manu-.
factory adjoining, belonging to Messrs. Bradley
Il Rice Two cars were burnt, one ct which wa.
finished Yesterday and the other was not quite
Los. about 80 500; insured. The
frc /, supposed to have caught from u furnace.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-12-29
ASTONISHING FACTS,

DR.. HARLICH'S PILLS rapidly supercedng the use
Of all other medicines of the kind advertised in the public
prints The wonderful they daily performing this
vicinity have created such sensation conound their en-
emies and elicit from the whole community enthusiastic
mendatons No wonder-who does rejoice behold the
afflicted reganing their health, if by magic7 What hears
but feels glad that death cheated Of his prey
time until old age shall smooth the dying pillow Thousand
and of thousands bless the day that they became acqua
ed with the healing powers of DR., Harlcls COMPOUNDt
STRENGTHENING TONIC and GERMAN APERIENr
.PILLS-Ashtabula Sentinel, Ohio May 9.
principal Office for the United States at No. 10 North 9Th
street. philadelphia Also for sale OF JP Chapn
New philadelphia, Ohio
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-12-29
PRINCIPAL REASONS

Why DR., Harch's Compound Strengthening and
German Aperent Pills areussdbi all classes of people,
in preference to other because they pre-
pared from Ppse extraot of Herbs, "a wholesome di-
cine mn It's operation and pleasant in its effect
the most certain preserver of hgaI.h; and a Stomach
Compaints preserver and purifier Of The wholeNsYs-
lem.
Because they soolhe the nerves of sensbiiy and for
tify the nerves of motion, mpatng their most subtle
fluid its pristine tone, thus giving strength and clear
ness of mind.
Because they destroy he coats Of the stomach
and towels, as all strong purgatives do.
Because science and experience teach us that mere
purgative alone viii cure the disease OF the Stomach,
and nerves. Weakness is the primary cause of host
Of diseases and by continually resorlng to Drastic pur
gaives you make the disease much worse instead of
better,
ReCause Dr.. Harlich's Medicines are put up upon
the common sense principle, to cleanse and strengthen
which is the only course TO pursue 10 effect cure
Lastly. Because these medicines really do The dis
ease for which they recommended. Principal Office
for the United States, is No. 19 Norh Eight ST. Phil
adelpha. For sale by Up. Chapin New Philadelphia.
Oct 20, '42.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-12-29
RHEUMATISM.

Entirely Cured by the of DR.. O.P. Harliek's com
pound Strengthening ard German Aperient Pills.
Mr.. Solomon Wilson, of Chester county, Pa, afflicted
for two years with the above distressing disease Of
which no had to use his cruches for eighteen months.
his symptoms were excruciang pains in all his joints,
crossing towards evening, attended with heat. Mr..
Wilson was at one time not able to move his limbs on
accoun, of the pain being great he being advised by
friend of his 10 procure DR.. Harich's Pills. for which
he sent to the agent in West Chester and procured some
on using the medicine the third day, the pain dsap-
uaared and his strength increased fast, and in three
weeks abeto attend to his business which he had
not done for eighteen months For the benefit of others
afflicted he wishes these lines published that they may
be relieved, and again enjoy the pleasures of healthy
ile.
Principal Office, No. 10 North Eighth street Philadel-
hia, Also. for sale by J. P, Chaplin, New PhiiadeI~
hia Ohio.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-12-29
Or, HARLICH'S

Compound Strengthening and German Aperient Pills,
Are warranted TO diseases of the Stomach and ner
vous systom Mr.. Samuhl Philips, West KenSngton,
Philadelphia, was entirely cured by the above highly
and inestimable medicne his chief symntous were
pain and weight at the pit Of the stomach after eating
loss Of appetite sour eructatons, Aatuency, cosVe-
ness pain in the side and weakness in the breast con-
slant headache, dimness and confusion of sight ner-
vous irritablity which incapacated him from atten-
ding 10 his business for twelve months, during which
time he tried various medicines, but found little relief.
until by using the Compound Strengthening Tonic and
German Aperent Pills, he was enabled in five weeks
to resume his business.
Principal Office for the United Statas, No. 10 N.
Eight st. For sale by j. p Chaplin, N, Philadelphia.