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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-19

YOU'VE AMERICA" had great meeting last
night in the Sixth Ward, at National Hall. The
greatest enthusiasm prevailed, and measures were
taken to ensure success in the spring election
The revolution moves on apace
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-19

LErreAs CAsE.-About half pas, five o'clock
yesterday morning, the 7jory, after an absence
Of about an hour and three quarters, returned into
Court with verdict in favor of the prisoner, Of
not guilty. The prisoner was Immediately dis
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-19

CASE OF AMELIA NoRMAN.-lt will be seen by our
report, that the testimony in this case, before the
Court of Sessions is closed, and that the summing
up OF counsel will commence this morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-19

" BY the steamboat Eureka, drumming in con-
necton with the Housatonlc Ralroad,) which ar
rived at o'clock this morning. we have received
Albany papers to Thursday morning No news.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-19

News FROM ENGLANp--The steam ship Britain
MIA is out fifteen days this noon. She may be look
ed for on Sunday. Her news will be eighteen days
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-19

AMERICAN MORALS AND MAaNERs."--The lee
ture by DR.. Dewey on this interesting subject is TO
be repeated tonight at the Tabernacle. a greater
crowd will probably betcoiiected than even that
which was attracted on its first delivery. 80 g
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-19

o. THE LADIES' FARM. f. Church, corner o
Madison and Catharne streets will be open this and
tomorrow afternoon and evening commencing at tw,
o'clock, P. NJ. and closing at 10 o'clock. Tickets l2
centsto be had at the door From the persons
aud the articles II contains, bids fair out
rival any thing Of the kind that has been in this city
The purpose noble and the aim honorable TO ths
high minded part OF the community, should be sufficient
to be entitled to visit from every person in thi
city We will mention at the head of the above, stand,
Professor Mat whose veteran experience will nchiev,
glorious and successful triumph in aid Of the friends
this congregation.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-19

EASTERN MAn..--No mail yesterday in conse-
quence of the gale of wind.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-19

DEATH OF AN AMERICAN Ar ST. THoMAs--A gen.
tleman by the name of Angel native Of New Haven Ct
died OF the fever at st. Thomas, about 10th u He was
engineer and his way to Porto Rico PROBES.
sional business,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-19

&C. The New Yocax Vocal soclErv gives the
Inst concert discovering at w ashinstoh Hall Tn
programme is really very splendid
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-19

0Ij- METALLIC TABLET-This is the most perfect ar
cle for the purpose designed invented having III,
wonderful power of producing the keenest and smooth
possible edge Of the in tenth part of the tim,
that is required on hone at the time doing away
with the unpleasant Of oil and water 1t is the sam,
ordinary strop, and simple in its Witt
Of them the means IL Mt hand of keeping razors
in perfect order. The first cntlers of England ano
France have them in constant use and recommend them
The celebrated NJ. Nilliken, cutler to the Royal Navy
sol Strand after using five years sent cer6cat,
Of its superiority to the nven or where it be
with many others from the most scientific gentlemen
his country. @. SAUNDERS,
Inventor and manufacturer of the Metallic Tablet
proa J,yo,,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-19

HE MYSTERY OF Mr.. RUsr's ARREST Elk
PLAINED.-We give in another column in this days
paper, letter from Rochester, explaining the sim
gular mystery OF the arrest Of Phllo N Rust, of Sy
racuse, gentleman of worth, integrity and cha
racter for the supposed robbery of Pomeroy 5
trunk.
This arrest appears to have entirely originated in
the STORY of the woman Leggat, whose improbable
statement actually believed by Il set of oches-
ter lawyers, colonies and constabes, whose names
ought to be published to the world at once as COM
panions in fame TO Dosberry and Justice Shallow.
No doubt the large reward of $1,000, offered for the
recovery Of "that trunk" induced and assisted in
rendering these Rochester colonels lawyers and
constablesqute creduIous, and easy TO be duped by
Madame Leggat, who appears to have been quite
genius in her way-possessed ola wonderful irnagi
nation, and is withal said to be elegant, graceful
beautiful and fashionable capable of gracing
Rockaway or New Brighton. She also to
have been quite hnancicr her way, and, 10
doubt, could manage a bank as well many of the
fnanciers in Wall street.
But the most astonishing part of the whole mys-
terry is, howthe respectable names OF Mr. Banks and
the Messrs Howard came to be connected with the
original story According to the best acc cunts, Ma
dame Leggat simply implicated Mr.. Rust and The
Rochester colonies, consiables, and awyers-simp!y
swallowed that improbable and impudent story
II would seem that the names of Mr.. Banks and
Messrs Howard were added afterwards-and by
other persons, and from other suspicious. We
would like to know how all this was done. How
came it that sensible men could believe the doubt
full statement of such a woman against the well
known character Of Mr.. Rust! And then, how
came it that this original fabrication enlarged
with the equally respectable names of Mr.. Banks
and the Messrs. Howard! Let the whole mystery
be exposed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-19

CO. SUBSCRIBERS TO PROF FAUVEL GOU.
RAUD'S Course Phreno- Mnemotechny, are invited to
call at theProessors ROOM sl Broadway for their tick
cts OF admission to the Course, Monday and Tuesday
the a2d and 23d inst.
NB.The subscription list will be positively closed on
Wednesday evening" the oath inst The members Of th,
Class, provided with tickets will unite Immediately after
decide upon the organization of the Class according
Article Of the Prospecus and the first lesson Of tn,
Course be given the day that shall have been appoint
cd in that meeting by the majority of votes
o. A NEW FEATURE.-Prof Bronson this evening
gives extra lecture Body and Mind. Matter
Spirit, and dissecs the artificial pr scning about
400 parts ofhe body the Society Library lat "a o'clock
The admission is comparatively free, every who
pays twenty five cents receives an admission work on
Dhysology &c containing nearly 100 engravngs and all
who pay fifty cents for two ladies and gentleman
ceive two Copies Of said work. There viii be recita
tons and singing by Mr. Nash
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-19
To Headers In Philadelphia,

Persons in Philadelphia wishing TO be supplied with the
Herald regularly have 1t left at Their dwellings,
stores, Sc immediately aer the arrival of lie
Terms, q cents per copy, pay able monthly.
q. b. ZlEBER & Co, Agents,
No. Ledger Buildiogs,3d and Chestnutst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-19

NAvAL.-Annexed is list of the officers of the
U. 5 frigate Raritan, now ready for sea -
Capt Francis IT, Gregory, Commandant Lieutenanis
l. Pennington, James +. Miller B Shepard r f. Sh,i.
brick, NJ woodruff Acting Master, j. d Randolph ;
Surgeon J. NJ Foltz Purser A. T.. Watson LIST Lieut.
of Marines, WIN. Lang I'd Lieut., r. G. Caldwell Chap
lain Professor OF Mathematics f. c. Ward Passed Mid.
shpmen, in. X. Duer Robt Townsend Assis ant Sur.
seon T. NJ Potter Masters Mate, Jas r, Power Mid
shpmen, II. X. stevens. II M Humphrey, Paul Shirley
T. A Hopkins, 9. Dyer, 8 ?. Quackoutush A. r. Marley
A. +. Monroe n c. Hunter, }. March, c p De
Kraft, Milton Hax,un Acting Mdshipmen, William B.
Hayef, Jas H. Watmoush Geo. d Twiggs, D @ Lind.
say n X, simms ~. Humphreys, 2. G. Henshaw, T
= Bolts. - Mechan Captains Clerk, Jno 8 Gregg
- purser's Clerk w. E. Alwyn Boaswain, K Dixon
Gunner. o.. Newman Carpenter, w. Lagh'on, sama.
Yer Lozicr Acting Masters Mate, Charles IL Bishop
feoman, Jas 7. Jones
The Rarltan ia first class figate, mounting 81
guns. Her destination is to the coast Of Brazil,
where she will cruise for one year, and then pro-
coed TO the Mediterranean she will there remain
year and then returnito the United states Her
compliment OF men IS about 4SO, besides a guard
OF 20 marines. She has also a fine band.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-19
Great Excitement Mt Washington--A Crisi
In Anairs-Re elections, Appointments, No
limitations, IntrlxueS, SC.

Our private accounts from Washington Of the
most interesting and exciting character The re-
lection OF Mr.. Henshaw has stirred up the ele-
ments OF party strife, and no tell what the
result of the conflict may be- One result is GER
tain-from this confuslon-from this war for the
succession--trom this conflict in the Senate and
IN the House, between the two old factions
the adherents of Mr. Van Buren, on one side,
and those of MIR. Clay on the other-wlli be
evolved the real character, capacity patriotism and
uprightness of John Tyler.
In another column, under the Postscript, will be
found all the latest intelligence rumors and SUNNI
ses from Washington. Who will fill Mr. Henshaw g
place is not so certain and although correspondent
OF ours stated positively that Gov. Gilmer would be
the man, yet best information does not corroso-
rate that information The state of things peculiar
and extraordinary, and if Mr.. Tyler can take ad-
vantage of the ridiculous and false position into
which the two old and rotten factions have thrown
themselves, lie will come out of the melee of the
best and brightest characters that was III the
Presidency. II only requires firmness, GOODNESS,
cearness of vision, acknowledge of character, and
rapid decision OF mind, to show up and exhibit to
the country the patry motives of the two old fac
tons. No matter whether the Senate reject all
the nominations now before them. Indeed, so
much the better. The greater part of them are
only decevers of the first water Let the two fac
tlons in the Senate exhaust their vengeance on as
many as they please-many Of those rejected de-
serve such fate. But let the President be calm,
easy and comfortable. There are hundreds of
better and honeser men 10 fill their places. The
government cannot be stopped in this way; md if
the recklessness OF the two old factions wake up
the sympathy of the country, they may find them
selves like the drunken driver who "waked up the
wrong passenger
The accounts from Washington each day will
now be very interesting, and the best, the most
early, and the most accurate, will always be found
under our Postscript. Look and read
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-19

o. PETERS PlLLS.--lt is unnecessary TO say more
than word about Peters Vegetable and Bilious Pills
They extensively used by Physicians than any
other ever made For ievers OF type dyspepsia liver
ompain anndice Instructions costiveness loss Of
petite they are emphaticaly the great remedy. Ou,
sulogy Ia useless where they known Let the doubt.
ing test their virtue Principal Office 1875 Fulton corner
Nassau street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-19

o. WORMS IN CHILDREN OFTEN PRODUCE
symptoms which mistaken for those arising from
different In those cases. If the proper remedies are
not used is nearly certain that the child will die Sher
mans Worm Lozenges are specific They never fail to
destroy the worms and bring them away restoring the
puny child to a state Of perfect health And what is more
important Is that the Worm Lozenges pleasant
the taste that children never refuse to eat many
be given them. They the greatest worm destroyer
that has ever been known.
DR. Sherman's warehouse is loo Nassau st. Agents a37
hudson street; 1873 Bowery; II East Broadway Sc VIII
liam st; and l39 Fulton Il BROOKLYN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-19

GIBBONS ROME, by Milman, No. 4.-The Har-
Pers have Just closed the first volume of their edi-
lon of Gibbons Great History, the most magnlf-
cent production of the historic muse In itself a
splendid work, ii has been very ably edited, wei
accompanied by authorities and explanatory notes,
and is now fairly printed at very reasonable price.
Fifteen numbers will complete the work
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-19

0g- PRIVATE MEDICAL AID-The members Of
he New York College Of Medicine and Pharmacy in re
returning the public thanks for the liberal support they
have received in their efforts to suppress quackery
beg leave to state that their particular attention continues
he directed to all diseases private nature and from
he great improvements lately made in the principal
als OF Europe in the treatment Of those Diseases they
ian confidently offer to persons requiring medical aid al
santages not to be met with in any institution IN m
ountry either public private. The treatment of Tn.
oege lssuch as to insure success IN case, and J.
oally different from that practice Of running
he constitution with mercury AMI most cases leaving
diseasemnch worse than the original. One of the mem
ers Of the College for many years connected with the
rmcpal hospitals Of urope, attends daily for constlta
ion from AN. to PM
Terms--Asvice and medicine, IS A cure guaranteed
iaponiASr TO Cousfpv iSvALios.--Persons living IL
he country and not finding II convenient to attend per
onally can have forwarded to them chest Containing
II medicines requisite to perform perfect cure by stating
onraction and treatment received elsewhere, If any
md enclosing 50, post paid addressed to
w. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Office and Consulting rooms of the College, 90 Nassau
jtrest.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-19

The Myary, Hoax--w Hun,bug of the Ayre& Q
Mr.. Rust Explained Temperance drama
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Medical Aid.

SEChEI HASiTS1D bsnjsmip Bell, superinpsndaa. Of
tho Asylum at ChaxIesQwp In alludng the subject Of
ts ri nOtss s:y. srs fo.l 'sus midst sains
land lam q Gregory; inygon.ng Tonic Cordial remedy
cudnE ssnit. baTsnnsss and debility
tor Of he private est;,s epiiS ~ nb;co s,; ssT s
secret habits and also the prevention and OF private
diseases
have read pr gsg0rys work called the Rsbicon,' .
and conser wall aAapsd awaken attention subject
ors bghnnS 70 body mind and .osl thar ether vice We
mental we'll n bodily igbscsy has been caused by this
nsdious and dssols.ins habit Ths work question should
Ks.Sssasiiy. ii'I y .'1 xs a1s n n MSSaoE. M
ao ID d. i. .0Tsso' Is.isass Cola wben II.
by mail on receipt Of 81 se Medcine single bottle 32 o. m
larger qsane at the rate Of 40 Dozen carefully packed
icr SHIPMENT and will be 20 Of the world
BE ordered Consultations cen6denta hours TIE agents
for the sale Of the above articles lamp store M Fulton
street, and the following drug stores:
8 William sree3s
,sskowwr.
Is Delaney street;
n East Broadway:
u and 79 Fulton stleet;
o. lM-ec Ane BON Soruet Broadway and Chambers st
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TO MARRIED LADIES.

M AOAn1E NES6lEltlsS fhEvE vENIlVE KOWOEho,
-Tbe.e Invaluable Powde have boen un,veslly adopts
Europe but France partcuar for upwards Of y years.
well By Thousands this country being the mild
a and ecacous remedy for married ladies whose health
bids q too rapid increase Of family
The results ss Of e sdopt;eu e G ths hsa nay
vast 70 touch within the limits Of
results which affect not only the present well being Of pazeu
but the future happiness Of their osnrns bat we'll
Known that the families Of the otcn increase ssyond
how many instances does hard workina fahs end
specially the mother Of iamy remain slaves nroug
cut their lives ugging al the Of ncesant labor telling
70 hye and living but to toll when they might have enjoyed
weighed down the spirit and last broken the healrn Of
iather how often the left unable, with the
uous ntenons 70 he's aaheress offspring iv becoming
degraded objects Of charity pogae Of
the days of the kind husband and father enbered IN BE-
holding the emacated form and declining hu hs conps
ni9n Of his BOSOM she had reached the OF thirty
ss't e sinking into prsmauT srssw The ssss.n pro:
sorrows, and his young and helpless these ns
attentions and watchfu socitude, which mother alone
3esow, not unequenty at time when least able support
he heaItrending affection desmbe thenis moral
70 thenselyes the well being Of ther Offspring, when su
ple easy healthy and certain remedy n within conzok
The advertiser feeling the Importance Of this sabect es
maang the vast benefits rsung 70 housand by the adoption
ention Of the married is consideration a. I and
virtuous 70 evils TO which subecr by simple
and healthy means within control Every dspassonals
yirtuous and enlightened mind. will unhesatnsy
Price five dollars package, accompanied with fall and pars
cular directions EE
All s;tsn %yi b Rs; Psd d ssSss:sa e oon
hours from A. NJ to r NJ Boston Office No. Esser 81
". B-Those enclosing jy19Yc
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ON THE CURE OF STRUCTURE.
m A FORMER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ON STRICTJJE

IN A FORMER ADyERTISEMENT ON STRUCTURE
s
s IL Tosy !.
much :Rsss .hs iSSwiHs viii soa6nsd isssi.
hi: comPlsns q 20. and i. proper means % q cur:
much diminished in Of structures hs indeed occurs in
ssp ss sss'
Pain, certainly now and then complained Of but it i only
:sa
% part 2 shs %irS nS % asss. sa
III e $ SsG e: m& While S % b
$ iys and II % q
The MANNER OF UhrrArIrs-t has been already said the
team need bs much diminished npsdsd but what
sspp;s, sisI he eios6s: saSs:s aIor .. two
~ssd No Sss
two can proceed from nG oe, cag;s bur- certainly
.s oo, H.. 4. oa s2 a.
most setaIs It IL severity y much
s Length ssfty stage h.v: thai
how long this contnue without producing stricur fo
:SsuIa q s;shs s %:si:
n
d.sss % .
'H S
effect though little undertook but unqaestionably
Indeed whoever eonside the natural connection
mind and sexual organs will easily imagine that there
medium by which the mind powerfully upon
through the medium the sexua organs
the mind Thin, however, better explained in The
Private Treatise Of the author little volume which
% B,s s s s ss Of Structure
With respect TO the cure of Scturethis, il gratifying
state, generally accomplished little time and without
pain Inconvenience Nothing exceed the improvement
hands proper and experienced persons cure d Structure
accomplished in days formerly il demanded
months Many consult the writer who bus
to this cv for short time only but perfectly
cared usn been Of trouble and for
To those who leave their homes the writer fur
vate eatse which has interesting chapter giving
info %ston the subject and written the psnsst
consulted on the VARIOUS diseases referred % II h Pivae
any hou and in Of The number Of p.endsn and
make the following ground Of conf
e ac he has been engaged in the diseases both
published three editions Of work expressly them Also,
from the most em1pt in Americaas Sir Ashley Cooper
Of London, Dr. Mott Of New York; Dr. hysc Philads
pha, and Others, and that he m permitted 70 refer almost
every Physician Of emnence in this city The Private Trea
seD g. Address Dr. Ralph, % Greenwich
o9i m sYrc
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MEUICAL AUVICl

MEDICAL ADVICE.
nOCTOR LAMERT still confdentially consulted hin
old Office 60 Gold street, between Fulton and Beekman,
all diseases of delicate his treatment being mild and
udicious requires neither restraint in Diet hin.
drance from business pursuits Recent cases cured in or
days.
DEBILITY, NERVOUS OR CONSTITUTIONAL,
arising from frequent indulgence Of passions Of inds-
youth and thereby causing nightly emissions and event
pay confirmed impoency engage the DR. sctest attention.
his object being the system mentally aud bodily
that state Of Of ygor g nature originally designed. .
STRUCTURES, disease frequently existing without the
patient being the least aware sometimes caused by maeat
ment OF uninated medical peendes and sometmes by the
neglect Of the parties themselves, by the Dr. eecuay
cured without pain or Inconvenience.
The Doctor being of the few qualified advertising Sur
geons The city perfect cure charge made
Letters posPaid enclosing Fee Immediately attended and
Office. 6s Gold street. Open from Am. tooP.M
o30 m
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PUBLIC OPINION

A6 InOryOUQCED Dh- bhEAb1ANB WOH0 Luz
children that has been offered and they
pleasant 70 the ,sts that they taken without any
They have bean in than Eve during which
rom Maine % Georgia and from the Atlantic TO he RocEy
Mountains Their admnstraon has been attended with
derf success much that hays now sonhdeuce
other msdcne for the erpulson Of worms The sst
in from all quarters Of the country How many children can
Be- found who suffering from worms and pinng aEsy
o the w want o. proper sIsdy Esn the cave % oa w
yl remedy The evil Taner longer b TOO late
De ea!efa 70 procure the genuine Sherman Worm Lozenges
and give them accordps the printed drecol the box
!uns. islsssd and cured By b.
LozenEes The Rev Darius Anthony Of the Oneda Ccpf-
sncs w.a given BY his friends These kosenys short
Leopard Regs. an wed Veteran ot 1s revolution. Hon. MI
~ nS cys Ssed SheHan Cough Lozenges and know them to
Dr hean slso % all other preparations. a.
ache faptaton Of the Heart Sea Sickness and affections Of
us. s and , sSwf They
ION, Of he .omse ana eos and spssmodii ssc
He has also CsthaItc Lozsnges which ae taken whodt any
trouble being pleasant the a. 10 pspusrmin
he Soss. IL who %
Hi az ssd FSk s' ss.
Lambaso, and al affections Of the chsf. One Million
will not supply the annual demand. Numbers
persons have attempted force upon the community
isit sr1e PSt hoae who are in ths habit Of
Obserye that Plaster nude by Dr. Sherman as
sime" Of his name r,ntsd the back OF same The
genuine preparaor: q Pr shsrman t obtained
-Coddinsto9 a Huasop, csr Ol Spring; Sands. les Bow
three a,qse. H Ays s Fuea ssss
Brooklyn, zie6erJ Ledger Buildings. fha and Reddngs
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DOCTOR MORRISON,

NORTH RIVER DISPENSARY, 2slx Fulton stress.-
Doctor Morrison continues TO be consued confdentaly
all private diseases which he without mercury,
srain in diet pursuit Recent particularly Gonor
SfRICTUREs OF The URETHRA are cured by Dr.
on improved principles: wlthcSt pain or nco9venisnce
those Of other affections the urinary appaaas bat
peenced Surgeons should be allowed make the
suffer much injury Wy from awkward Pr,actitionsra
the train Of svs resulting from seot Obstructive habit
YOUTH inducing nocturnal emissions and ultimate nponsy
radically cured by Dr. M. pathological prime sp, BY
restoring the system 70 healthy tone and re1stains is
NB-Dr M holds no Communion with ,.ei'ca preseudsrs
who claim o be surgeons. a. he perhaps. & only essnd
A4k Fulton street Letters postpaid and Containing &c viii
insure medicine and advice 70 part Of the UniOn.
Ohce 20lK Fulton Greenwich, New YORK. frou
I A. M. 70 10 p. NJ. daily. uss i'm ere
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE Pills.
INVENTED AND PREP AakDBY

A. DE BQUDEIOQGE, MD: TiSi1DN. PORTUGAL
THE scientific combination Of ingredients Of winch thoss
Pills composed have made them the wonder ana adm
ratou Of The world They are inown all Europe be tbs
producing the monthly ums Their certa,nry in oil
being such that they must be used during
for though always mild safe aud hsahy they are certain 70
produce miscarriage if used dui Z that period.
The directions translated into English, and envelopsG
round with the seal Of the importer stamped Each box
tain. the signature Of M. de Boudsoque and he English d
rcctons have the signature of Dr. " MELVEA
agent for the Continent Of America.
They be transmitted by mai to any part Of the United
the United States Once, 2s Liberty street Greenwich
Sold N Boston, az Salem street Lsrs directed 90 Dr. II
Melveau boz "a, New York, will meet with Immediate
don. All letters be postpaid uness enclosing money