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CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,
3O4 PEARL STREET.
@ s:ss Ss' ny qualify
sapeS. @~ss %oc i s.s fpSns py,.. , O.
Pants OF fancy and plain black Cashmere. S to
ve,u Of all kinds, Silk, Satin. Cashmere ~ to
Gentlemen who supply their cloth have them made
in the best style at the following prices -
press Coats irom... '........ .....$ Ss
Vests l % 70
pi3 lm.Trc
62E sKqSNGwHs ,,.sS
Edinburgh gradual. Of that Unversty pfae
tsing phy scan Ainwck in Northumberland Besides hun
deds Of Witnessed in his private and
mary practice in which the Lnment has failed OF
the complete Of this nstmabe medicine 10 be had
with directions for the No Gas Broadway and
l35 Chatham street, New York. 81 vial 50 double
vial mtg In. rrc
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EXHIBITION
THE END OF THE WORLD.
PAINTING

L ID OF II f. w u l. u.
PAINTING,
Of VERY LARGE SIZE, by +. Anelli, at the Apollo
~ 4!0 broadway. The Exhibition is entirely seperate
from the Concert Room.
Open from 10 A. NJ. to p NJ. and from to isP. M
Admission Is cents. olo lms re
NOW OPEN, FOR ONE MONTH ONLY.
the Rooms Of the National Academy OF Design OF
"A Leonard and Broadway the exhibition Of the follow
magnificent Pantings:The Abandonment Of Henry Hud
the unfortunate dscoverer Of New York The Battle
Of Mana Africa between the French and the Arabs And
The only Portrait Of Abde Kader celebrated Bedouin
Chief Hours Of exhibition from 10 A. M to9 or. M. Admit
lance Is cents Each visitor receives, gratis the door,
beautiful hograph Of the Abandonment Of Henry Hudson
New York, October TO- 1874. ol0 lmsec
ITALIAN OPERA.
THE Commee Of tbs Subscribers for the It,lian Opera
pleasure that have been
made with the Italian Opera Company the regular
Pamos Opera House Monday the 18th under
auspices which hardly fail general satisfaction
The Company who have associated themselves consist Of
Signora f. Borghese and Sgnora Pco lately aved)
first donne Sgnors Antognin aud erozx first Sgnors
Vattelni and Tomas aey arrived first bass Signor San
gurco first buo The Orchestra will be directed by Sgnor
Rape Among the new Operas the company will perform
Chara Rosenberg Lucrezia Borga CeneIenola and Semi
ramde during the which will be OF but twenty four
House, from A. M to NJ, every day, until Thursday
h inst which day r. NJ, the subscribers and
such others wish for the
the Saloon the Theatre for the choice
places which will be assigned by lot
The subscription money will be held in trust by the Commit
tee to be paid times to the Company For particulars
apply at the Box Office. NIL 4tnc
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We shsiI s.teem L siav9r Csptsins Of ve.ss will gye
the shipping left the port whence they sailed the vessels
poken ON their passage list OF their cargo and foreign
on sr arrival Agents and Corsspcndsnt home
me Marine Intelligence they can obtain. Nautical Infofma
hon oi any kind will be thankfully received.
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]. PAKKEk'S DANCING ACADEMY,
GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
CONCERT
AT THE APOl.IO ROOM

AT THE APOLLO ROOM,
ON FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 18th,
RY MONSIEUR JULES BLEY assisted by the following
- Eminent Talent: Vocasts-Mrs. LODEk, and Mons
MAYER lAmateur his first appearance) Panists-Messrs
TIMM, ,ETIENNE. KING and BERG. Horn Solo, by
Mons. AUPlCK. Violin, Solo, by Mons. J. BLEY.
PROGRAM ME-:
PARTI.
Grand Overtuat eight hands performed Pianos
by Messrs Tmm, Etienne, King and Berg.
2-tand Aria from the Stabat Mater" by M Mayer Rossin
3-Fantase Meange, for the Violin, performed by NJ Bey
Theme and Variations by Ernst
Finale b., .Ch de Beriot
5-Le Moipe-sung by Mr.. Meyer. - Giacomo Msyerbeer.
6Grand Fantastic from "Masaneo," for the Violin,
posed and performed BY Mons. Bley.
PART H.
7-Gand Oyerure-at eight hands, performed Panos
by MessIs; Timm, Etenne, King and Berg.
8-Cavatina Come nnocents by Mrs Loder Donzetti
s-Fsnase the Horn, composed and performed by Mons
lo-Le Fills da Corse sung by Mons Meyer Augaste Moel
1l-GTand Variations Romanque for the Violin performed
by Mons. Bley.
Tickets One Dollar echto be had the Music Stores and
Mons Bey's II Chambers Doors open 7Concert
o commence at 8 o'clock nl3 3t uc
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STKE FOR BRONCHITIS. GROUP AND WH00FINa


iAND OPHTHALMIC SURGEON,
No. - Chamber 1t. doors w. OF Broadway,
NEW YORK,
CONFINES his practice DISEASES Eye and Ope-
~ raous that Organ and its spTendages. Artificial Eyes
inserted Dr. D. has for the last eight devoted lis
ton almost exclusively 70 this important branch Of the pofs
having been pupil of Dr. ELIoTT subsequently, his
sistant and later practising Charleston s. g. FoR OrERA-
rIoEs (strabIsmns, cataract and treatment, charges
moderate. Office bours from . A. M. to r. NJ.
nl2 imsec
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IMPORTANT MEDICAL NOTICE

IMPORTANT MEDICAL NOTICE.
DOCTOR EVANS No 288 Pearl street, Beekman
- street. New York has been than forty the
cesslu practice of physic and surgery particularly curing
(perfecty those every OF
disease geets old obstinate ulcers in the throat
kinds OF nostrm yender make money no matter how they
all great You believe their long pufng adve
tisemen and forged certicaieswthout regular diplomas
II Of the greatest importance for the unfortunate choose
experienced physician Dr. H. the Oldest and experienced
II this ciy his practice great hs success astonishing
after they have been expelled the Hospitals as incuIabe His
Offices we'll arranged for privacy Call 288 Pearl street.
and be convinced His charges reasonable aud all
guaranteed ni3 ltAnc
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BENEFIT OF MIR. BHOUGHAM-MISS NELSON for
this night time Of the local Of TON
THIS EVENING, November isth lsai will be presented
the romantic spectacle Of PETER WILKINS, the Flying
Islanders-Petsr Wilkins Mrs Tmm Phelim OScud, Mr..
Brougham; Ncodemus Crowquill, Mr.. John Dunn.
Followed by LOAN ok A LOVER-Petsr Spyke, Mr..
John Dunn; Gertrude, Miss Nelson
To conclude with TOM AND JERRY IN AMERICA,
Life in New Corinthian Tom married but
ed Mr. Brousham James Green ION of hobserva
Mr. J. Dunn
Circle 80 Upper Boxes Pit
Private Boxes Ito accommodate six personsl 95 each.
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PHI LIZA X M ONIC SOCIET
Third Season. lS44-ls45.

THE Government Of the Philharmonic Society begs leave
the subscribers that the First Concert Of
will take place Saturday Evening Nov 10th
at the Apollo Rooms To commence at O'Clock precisely
Those subscribers who wish TO make Of their privilege
purchase two extra tickets so EACH obtain such ap
plying acsss Schsrienberg Luis No. 36l Broadway
near Franklin street. Rv order:
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- TO LET-Nne new Brick Dwelling Houses three
@ stories with finished Easements in 32d street. the 8th
each house. Large yards every thing
modate more families. Apply to
J. 8. TREADWELL Upholsterer,
No. $40 Broadway, near Amity street.
N B.-The above houses well calculated for Camen
nI3 Insr
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ADJUSTMENTS.
PARK TUEATRE.


DIN. LhhUNFh
WILL GIVE THREE LECTURES the Evenings Of
Monday Nov. llth Wednesday, 18TH and Frids 18th, on
THE PROGRESS OF SCIENCE AND ART IN THE
PRESEN AGE. Tickets 50 cens-sscond circle Is
To begin at o'clock
These Lectures given To aid raising fund
apparatus TO replace that recently destroyed by fire.
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BURTON'S THEATRE.

BURTON's THEATRE.
ARCH STREET, PHILADELPHIA
WEDNESDAY, EVENING, Nov. ls-Win be presented
the first of KING HENRY lvsir John Falstaf Mr..
Hacke Prince Of Wales, Mr. Geo. Barrett; Hotspu Mr. h.
Conner Lady Percy, Mrs Burke.
After which, THE NYMPHS OF THE RED SEA-The
Queen Of the Nymphs, Mrs. Booth; Pns-Lnos Mr. Burke;
Nereine Miss KiTsy.
j. PAkKER'S DANCING ACADEMY,
DOWN TOWN
PARkER has he homo, e announce to his friends and
Saturday, the 10th Of November National Hail. 81 Canal
Broadway Days Of tuition Wednesdays aud Sat
GentIemes from 9 Mr. Parker having been burnt
he hopes his friends and will him National
Hail. There hne large Ball Room private and
comfortable dressing The PROPRIETOR Mr. Jackson
the public that arrangement will be made for their
comfort nl2 5ts rrc
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PICTURE OF THE ENGLISH.
DRAWN BY THEMSELVES.

One of uur English papers, received by the
last packet, contains two or three columns of
a'ue of this country, based upon some nun.
bcr, ofthe Louisville Journal The texts were
advertisements respecting slaves, and Amerl-
can news and opinions gencray--a sort of
picture OF Yankees drawn by themselves"
We return the compliment for the journal"
by quoting from one single number OF another
English paper, several paragraphs, which may
b. called, with equal iustice--'a picture Of
the English drawn by themselves"
HORRORS OF TRANSPORTATION.
Mr. NJ Car,ly delivered lecture on trans
pnrtatIon III the Temperance Hail. Glasgow,
on Saturday evening last. After brief INTRO.
ductIon, Mr.. Mccarthy said, that many persons,
IN thrIr ignorance, committed crime purposely
10 be transported Unfortunately boys had
thrown their caps up in open court, and huz-
zIcd at the ousc otthrir sentence of transpor-
atian. "Rut alas - said the lecturer, show
lItlle they krrw Of the hunger, slavery, degra-
tl"n, cNte, dat, SIN, and tyranny, awaiting
lhcm! 'Incy illr Thought of the bayonet, the
caia,-u.ur-tII,s tie bluoI-clttcd triangle, the
icg c!ans aud land cuilS, the CORY scourrc,
the ui.hr watch aud boodhounds, the chain
ganL Lud gaIrw> Sulcly, # they did, they
would never rejoice" The emgrant rs well
fed the cuDNlu starved. The cmjgrant is
respectfully dressed #; the convict all mottled IN
varluus de- grading c"iurs. The emlgrant has a
bed the convict n cave or a wooden bench
The emlgrant has property and wages the
convict 10 wages his sole property, an iron
ring or chain on hIs leg, Wages a mill
tary guard, and an iron hearted overlooker
Wages! Cold hali.bikcd dough Of maiz" meal
the same as they feed COWS and pigs with, and
cold salt beef like block, atlcr 1t has gone
round the globe in her MajeTly's men OF war,
and condemned, ~ years old. Sab pork from
Tani,i, tough as sole leather, and tull OF sn-
malculw Wages. indeed The cats and tn
unelr Wages arc out Of the qn.silon When
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inpOrcd his companions not to skrccn the air
from the stunned and senselcss iramc--desired,
in almostu tone of authority, that water should
be brought as quickly possible, and proceeded
10 loosen the tightly bu,toned regimental coat,
take off the stock, chafe the temples, and feel
ing in vain for pusation in the region of the
heart or at the wrists he drew forth lancet.
case and opened vein. This prompt conduct
soon restored the Major TO Consciousness after
n brief delay, he was conveyed to his residence,
AIatson still supporting him, and earnestly be-
speching permission to remain in the house till
o,her assistance could be procured. His request
was granted, and speedily the grateful old man
administered cooling draught to allay any
fevrous symptoms. and anxiously watching eve.
ry change. succeeded, in few days, in restor-
ing him to comparative health. He only suffer
ed from the effects of confusion, but his reason
resumed her power, and as soon as he was per-
mit,ed to converse he limited his belief that the
efficacy of Matson's prescriptions must have
resulted from study and practice the healing
art
Your surmise, is well founded, sir replied
the old man. i once moved in the world as
physician in extensive practice. a madness, a
disease, | can call it nothing else tempted me
to forget that we are expressly commanded not
to steal. Trusted and unsllspectod, had con-
slant opportunities of gratifying this devilish
propensity. Detected, fled The scene of my
disgrace, and was ultimately banshed forever
from my native land. What | have endured
during my exile, will not pain you by describ.
ing. Your timely interference saved me from
unmcrltcd degradation. | was not guilty of
the crime they charged me with
Your story said the maier, has brought
back to my memory an event which happened
in my childhood. A medical man in my native
city, disgracrd his honorable profession. was
the instrument OF his detection, and even now
wrilhe a. remember the castigation received
for my dscovery of the offender"
Where did this happen = eagerly inquired
Matson.
In Bath was the rep'y.
'But the poor child who suffered for me was
named No~cs.'
so was called in the days ofmy youth but
| on the death OF my patron and friend, Sir Wal
| ter Gardiner, was bcQncathed his property on
tie stipulation that should assume his name
Just Heaven the punishment you suffered
| for accusing me, led to your good fortune. The
wreiched MItchrl! still feels. however that he
was the cause OF unmerted chastsement. Can
| you forgive me y
i do mos; freely Toyou lowe my life, and
will H." my best influence to soften the rgors
of your lot
Mitchell Withdrew, and Major Gardiner i'm.
| me. 'iutcly wrote To the UOvCrnor for permissiou
| tu retain th" supposed Alatsoa in his establish
m"ut, aud To free him from his manacleS. BE.
fore ,hr seal war applied to the letter, the hand
ulllcar"n had rendered unavaling all human in
trrycn'Iun.-thc old mans body was found in
kn' cl,nr position by hIs hed-me, his spirit hac
'i'pa'trd tothr Being who gave it, the All-wisc
! md \ u M, rrltIL
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PRICES OF ADVERTISING.

Every subsequent insertion, 0 &a
Yearly Advertisements: one column, S25 half
column, Sla, three squares, Sl2; two squares, 50;
one square, IS. lIulEyearly one column, SIS
half column, sl2, three squares, So two squares.
S5 one square, SO SO.
Advertisements lei, without directions as TO tho
length of time they Rre TO be published, viii be
continued until ordered out, and charged accord.
ingly.
C-rSixtecn lines make snnare
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TERMS OF TIE AMERICAN"
H. b. MASSER, PuBLIsuERs AND
JOSEPH EISELY. SPnopRiEToRs.
IT, R. .w.9SSER F,fft0r.
H. X. .u.7SSER, Editor.

Office in Centre aRey, in The rear cf H. D. Mas.
Ser's Sioye.]
THE" AMERICAN' is published every Sa,ur-
day at TWO DOLLARS per annum to be
paid half yearly in advance. No paper discontin
ued till ALL arrcarages are paid.
No subscriptions received for a less period than
SIX MONTHS. All communications or letters on
business relating to the Office to insure attention,
must he POST PAID.
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lIuu, ~ilNtf, &C, AC., Hidut
Boil lron (and not over Plank n'ney>tisr
1t of every one hundred now in aNd Tor sale
madp.) ulh first rate Locks aud David Evans
atcnt Keyhoe Covers similar To the one exlilit.
AT the Phiiadclphis Exchange, iur three mon,hs
the summer Of lsi2, " hen all the Keys were at
btrty Ia he used, and the Chest not opened, al.
hough the cxp"rim ut was tried y al least 1900
One of the same Locks was uied hy
tuhhers at the Deiawsrr Coat Office, in Walnut
street above Thnd hut dli not succerd.
o. iioisline Machines, Iron Doors, superior
Locks, aud al kinds Of lfnn Rad n-s Seal aud Coz
Tying Picsscs, and Smuh~"rk gen'T rally on hand
or manufactured al the shortest notice.
OF CAUTION i do hereby caution all per-
sons az int making. using, setting, or causing 10
te sold, any Keyholr Covcs for Fire Proof Chests,
or Doors, of any kind similar in principle to my
Patent, of i0'h Ju'y, lgil and also agaius Lining
Rrfrieeralnrs with SLATE, for Hh ch my Patent ID
dated 26rh Mach Isl4 as any Infringement will
be dealt with according to law
DAVID EVANS.
Philadelphia, April l3, lsit-ly
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10 Country Merchants.
Boots, Shoes. B"nncts, leghorn and
Palm Leaf Hats.
C. ". & /. j. YANLOR.

at the s. f.. corner Of N0rhe' and EiRh SIS.
pAILEDELPE5IA,
I lFFER for "a e an ,xteu.INc s.OrtmCnt of tie
oahove arcl 8, all Of hch they sell a, unusual
iN low prices, and p.tticuli, invite the attention
,f luyrts visiting tie civ, I" an 'xamnnti'n Of
heir stock. &. w. Il l.. B. TAYLOR.
PhilaLeluhin Mnx 25, lSl4 .-lv
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.TSix,ccn lines make q square.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-22

GROUND COCOA. IN THE FRENCH STYLE.
u rFF9AY, Sweet Chocolate Maker i57 Brosdy,y, near
which, separating the larger Jumps of the broken Cocoa grind
the smaller; also the shells and gelanous part into
powder TO pIepar tea Of so not o be oily when
the berry altogether employed The public earnestly so
cited 10 make a trial Of H.. au20 imsrc
L. III X COLLINS Co
su2l rrc % South a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-22

The WEATHER-The excessive heat OF The wea-
ther Tor the few last days Is the general complaint.
Yesterday On insuHsfably hot day We see ,hat in
Baltimore the last three day have been among the hottest
of the season On Saturday, at g. NJ the thermometer
stood at 10 O. and Monday at the same hour ~ 90
Various sections Of that State suffering for rain
Phiia pope, Aug ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-22

H. PARKER, 60 Duane between Elm street and Broad
way Agent for the sale Of Valuable Oil Paintings, porce
lain and Antiquities has hand fine collection Of splendid
imported Oil Paintings of the Flemish and Dutch schools
which he dspo of moderate prices Therefore, those
who wish TO enrich their collections their
los will find to their interest call examine and Judge for
themselves. At home from A. M. till 6 r. M.
ta0to une odA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-22

SALEsoP INDIAN LANps--The sales Of the land
acquired OF the Seneca Indians, by the Ogden Com
pany continued yesterday, at Franklin Hahn L.
Faulkner auctionecr Tie attendance pretty large
and the bidding well sustained. The lots sold chief
~ along the Seneca street road village plot has been
laid around the Indian church. and the lots compos
ing drought good prices The sales have amounted TO
between $3.50 900 and $l4O 900 Much Of the nd ent
higher than estimated There have been aoonsider-
able many purchasts made speculation account, but
should Judge that a large portion OF the land was
bought for the purpose settlement and improvement
u contemplated 10 have another sale in October Baf
fcIo Go,
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COURT FOR THE CORRECTION or ERRORS Bulla-
10, August 19.--Present-SeuatorF Foster presiding,
and twenty one other Senator's
ERRoR CALESpAR - Cause No Phillip sponable
Elizabeth Say der Judgment affirmed by default
No. 9-Henry Pope vs. Martin Luf. Submitted on
printed arguments
The residue Of the calender was regularly called
and passed.
On motion of Senator Lott
Ordered, That the next term Of this court be held at
The Capitol In city OF Albsny the lah day oil Sep
TENDER next, commencing OF ~ O'Clock ut tina;
cases wrts Of have preference appeals and
that the cause Of Horatio N. Fry and al vskne sul
van Company the argument Of which commenced a,
the last term Of this Court, be first heard.
Adjourned until Tomorrow, Ut 9, A. N. eats
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THE NEW YORK HERALD.
AGGREGATE CIRCULATION
THIRTY FIVE THOUSAND.
THE GREATEST IN THE WORLD.

To the Public.
THE NEW YORK HERALD-Daily Newspaper-pub-
day Of the except New Years Day Fourth
f July Price cents copyor % per annum-postages
paid-cash in advance. .s
THE WEEKLY HERALD-published every Saturday
momng-rce ca per copy, 50 IL per annum-pos
ages paid, cash in advance
ADVERTISERS informed that the circulation Of the
Herald is THIRTY-FlVE THOUSAND, and increasing
fast has the largest circulation Of amy paper in this CITY,
the worid and therefore, the best channel business
in the city or country Prices modsraecash in advance
PRINTING Of all kinds the moderate price,
and in the elegant STYLE
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PROPRIETOR OF THE HERALD EsTABLrsHMrNr,
Northwest Of F ulton and Nassau streets.
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S&R- FOR HAvHt.-The superior corIrrd and corpei
NX2 fastened French barque LINCA, captain tieryais
,wll sail about the goth instant. For frspbt or
massage apply 20 BOYD x HlNCKEN,
susTc No. sTsntne Building, cor Wall and Wstsr.t
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-22

THE REVENUE CUTTER TyLIR.-This fine iron
steam vessel, says the Pittsburg Age, intended by
the Government for the Gulf Of Mexico will he launched
the first rise Of the Allegheny river and be completed
for service completely rugged snd fitted out for sea-
the LIST OF October, when she will depart for New Orleans
and the Gulf OF Mexico Her dimensions follows
Length, $50 feet BEAM % feet; hold, ~ feet She viii
be furnished with Lieutenant Hunters submerged pro-
peller which Is IL feet in diameter and carries Isrge
50 FOUNDER pivot gun and is pierced for IS guns
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-22

S6R LINE OF PACKET SHIPS FOR NEW OR
EEAf Lk.ANSThe subscriber will despatch first class
ship weekly for the above port andg,ea care will be
passengers fitted up in the most comfortable For fur
ther particulars apply j. HERDMAN,
aulIm 81 South street.
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vENtkEAL DISEASE CURED.

THE PKOPKIETOR has the honor OF informing the c-
ofNew York that he now exhibiting for few days
NJ s 81 NI s GSbbT. NP ri spp9s s
really splendid work Of carved entirely wood Is the
suit of 6 years Of labor II comprises least houses
1870 Streets and than 100000 different subjects Each
house MONUMENT and public represented with truth
funess and mathematical nicely their FORMS dimensions and
coors nasmuch that persons who have resided in the great
metropolis Of the world easily recognise the house in which
they have dweed Open every day from A. M till 10 r. M
Price Of admittance Is cents children half price.
au3 3taw1m*rc
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-05-04

ASSISTANT OF NAruRE.-Dr Brsndreth does
not profess that the Br,ndreih Pills other than
on effectual Assistant of Nature: he knows that II
she be not entirely exhausted, they cannot fail to
cure; and be it remembered they may be taken at
all times without fear of other than good results.
In ruth, in this city, where fve hundred and Thirty
five thousand boxes have been sold, there is little
occasion for saying Ony thing in their favor for it
is clear that 5000 boxes would never have been
sold had they not been good! Every fourth indi>
vidual in this city has made trial of them. 1t may
be Observed that their object is to restore the con-
si,u,ion to a state of health, aud the result, when
they have been persevered with, has fully establish.
ed their power for SO grand consummaion. In
other words, it is the Blood which has to become
pei rfecty purified, its purity depends entirely
the health Of the whole animal machine.
OJ Purchase of II. B. Masser, Sunhury, or of
the agents, published in another part of this paper.