davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald., 1844-10-21

NOTICE To SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
MER CHANTS
THE subscriber manufacture and has
on lsnd full Of pIoughs suitable for the South
aud Western Markets. manufactured from hr best materials
yod and competent wokmen which he prepared sell
reduced prices.
Also general assortment Of Agricultural Imnemenu and
Machines of the most approved patterns
ton together with full sortment Of Selves, Screens and
Wire Cloth Of his manufacture.
And also. for Wan Hooey's Patent Hay and Straw
Cutters, very superior article, the prices
also PREPARED orders for Cotton Gins
and Gin Geers, Rice and Coffee HulIes Mill Ce-rng &c
DANIEL L. CLAWSUN,
o5 lmsm i9I Wafer street.
The New York herald., 1844-10-21
4, ORDER 3F AAEDN ~, vANIEkTE0EL' J Justice q

pY ORDER OF AARON VANDERPOEL, Justice Of
- the Superior Court, Of the City Of New York
NOTICE hereby TO the provisions Of the
statute authorizing attachments against non-resden debtors
NICHOLS resident OF Ans srsm in Holland and that he
same will he sold FOR the payment OF his debts unless he apsa
nine mouths from the first publication Of this notee and that
the OF debts due him by residents Of this State
this STATE beougW % him, and the transfer qf such pro-
WESTERN 4 EDWARDS,
mr3i imwsmsro Attorneys for Attaching Creditor
pACKET SHIP ROsCIUs FROM LTVERPOOL.--Con.
ssnses BY this ship will Please have their pamin board
nct pmitd within Eve days must uusvodsbly be Pub
We Ssoss sMne
The New York herald., 1844-10-21

I'd bssfs SSs .":! ;s IT,!
:s :sI: ss%5S
.9s hsa os sos:s II % trade Msn. and
asIss ''' viii s.rssais
= neum Hotel Broadway, New York-Dr. Lardner viii
oa ~ Ay
patenses manufacturers. aud Others, regarding
'
~s 81 he !. ] % eS s
sime. when viii 6s given IL In re
v,cIaA GRANGE ). 5a,TI Of kESslDENCE:
hsns' s and md At sf
Watches Clocks and Chronometer, viii be repaired By
aaspsd do is
moderate prices He os oS sale assortment q the lats.
$ xs i%. S% e leave @ de-
mEMH , bons6 :%, e e E EIa"
.V .'s s 81 81
THE Second Edition Of s,pems.s celebrated work on
,nE garments Of every description in style Of elegance
ns af.,s 2 ,y. s. q
iuare and II elegant diagrams Of all the various styles
n CHI %:'s as "so sS
TIE 3. SGs wild. Slime
Z work complete its and practical
70 cuns superior TO any hsreofoe published either
R Henry ~ Son. Daniel Cqls9, ss.As Banker, ch,rI.s
SGo. = W Iyen Co.. B. f. Horner James Daily, John
obtainsd Of author No is Broadway
New York sis ims re
DARNHILLs INDEIIBIE INK -Tb. ,up.r,or.v or mi,
iggs aDd Of the article In Phadsph large
igme ri whom have already tested be By their
ndrlibe nk whether Of domestic or foreign make.
The whole Of marking be completed hree
f. :.s fssp ,Sss!,g 4 dIIghi L HssriSIs &
POTTS LISS : HARRlss
No. alsx M.rss. .ss.sIs s,r.s.' rSiisaslph,.. R
tProrn the United states Gszet,s Of March i3thJ
IrpELisLI IsH-Messrs Potts Linn x Harris No 73k
laIhei street above 3h manuiaegr and have for ale
y iadel,be yil by ia beauty snd The simpeity Of il
Iak upon their APPAREL and would like that mark neat and
lrom the Edtors Of the North American March ,othl
SDEL.sLG lsxWe have tried of Banhills ndsible
iuk sud cheeruy recommsnd all those wishing mark
linen cotton Il freely and requires previous pro-
arst'Sn u = for sale BY Messrs Pors, Linn Harris No
(Cory OF an advertisement Of April isth.)
BAnrHLLs lSpELrBLE fSx.Jus received supply Of this
-anAai Il sau.l u supsror, made In the United
hso-Dngs, Medicines Paints, Ae,ds, Dye Suds, Var
a,h.' &C. &C. which Ti b 'os On i ht T9. asonaOl'
''n' 0y who..si. bTassi.t, Market ., above i,sh
r<tgr VsVy
The New York herald., 1844-10-21
Medical Aid.

CECRET HABlTS-Dr. Benjamin Bell, Superintendent Of
the Asylum Charestown alludlng the subject Of
This notice there is foul plaque midst. cutting
land" pr Gregorys nyigorating Tonic Cordial is Ismsdy
cludng semena genital weaknesses. banuess and debility
coldness in the organs OF procration pr is also the
Of the private called the Rubcon treating upon
habits and also the prevention and Of private
diseases.
~ have read pr. Gresoy's work called the Rubieou,
and coIJcr II well adapted awaken attention subject
more blighnng body mind and soul than other vice We
have now IN ne Ayum about 700 confirmed unacs whose
nsdous apd desoatng habit The work question should
" Re kssp.ss!siiy sii'. y ' JAS. n MONROE, NJ D.,
NJ Y State Lunatic Asylum, Utica, 2Sth Sept. 1914.
~ DR.. Grgorys residence 66 Gold street, where the
DC Book and the cS,a "a are % S ss s Book a. % ssn Or sent
larger quantities at the Of $40 dozen. packed
FOR shipment and will be sent Of The world
be ordered Consultations confidential all hours. he agents
for the sale Of the above articles lamp store Fulton
street, aud the following drug stores:
86 William street;
60 Bowery;
l88 Bowery;
las Delaney street;
II East Broadway;
81 and 10 Fulton street;
OF lmeec And both corners Broadway and Chambers st
The New York herald., 1844-10-21
FANCY FURS

FANCY FURS
n BEHRMAN, Importer and MANUFACTURER OF European
-. and American Fancy Fun, offers for sale his whoesa
aud retail l33 Will street, few doors Fulton
street. choice elegant aud extensive Of de-
"nption European aud American rancy Furs.
Y, . Coustry merchants would do well call AZ this
establishment aud the goods they will find both the
prcss and quality saving them at -ast -
s27 m.r IA William st,-et
The New York herald., 1844-10-21

10H COKBIIT be Consulted confdentialy al his or
- fce Is Duane street. two doom from Chatham Stranger
ar respectfully informed that pr Corbi is member OF the
diversity OF the City Of New York. and that he has
y eoand his Peiee from being general the Of
New York; which engages his entire The annaIs OF
medicine do record than be found his
practice The Doctor cautions the against the uss
Of msrcgry - has is thossards Of victms Recent
judiciousy treated by legally qualified and
not by stende and quacks there several Of them IN this
city Persons afflicted with protraced and
ased not desrair Of being restored health applying Dr.
reputation for skl and respecablity Structures engage
Doctors profound attention medicine be had
v~'f r-vrsn disease IN NJ in forms s'a
CHAvING sUAP-Uf a very superior quality and IN The
style usually denominsted shaving Soap; superior
IN quality to the imported aud less than half The
pur base money will BE- returned unless gives unqualified
satisfnction Grocers Druggists and Barbe supplied
liberal discount made. JOHNSON x VKOOM,
. Manufacturers, ~ Trinity Place,
sis Imeodsrc near Rector srrrst
The New York herald., 1844-10-21
FRENCH CHINA.
REMOVED TO
NO. 66 BERTY STREET

DALESME mrorter and Agent for Manufactures, has
- always on hand large assortment Of dinner and SETS
PLAN wns ana x! rrsnch rorcssn well q Dinner and
Covered Dishes, Ballad Bowls Fruit Basks, Custards and
Stands
Also, Fancy Tea Sss and Rich Jscora,ed Diuner seu
Also Tea and Chocolats Ware. Greek French
shape.
All thr articles warranted Of ocst quality and 70 be
s,ld on liberal bsrms aad in ots suit purchasers
The New York herald., 1844-10-21

~...a..- PLUNBt,
INrORTER AND MANUFACTURER of Dagn.reotype
"A, paraus aud srial, of ,,vry kind slwavs on hand
wnoles y IN retail lowest les Il his Daguerrean UsI
xss a Deots a. io lows New York 23i Broadway BUx.
oa y 3, t2a,, street; Phade hs se Chesnu III
mos ~ nasimow st New Orleans Camp street; Saratoga,
Bro dway Portland, Me Mdde ST. Dubuqus 10 "a vain. al
and al ms sgencies ~ Psr3 and Liverpool Awarded fst p
minms and hgnsst hono by r Amsnean and krankl lnst
me .ns MnpAL Boston Fair. for the beautiful
ioIso LsS.~-I~oeyl<. eyef snhipltsd ola lmsm
4 wooDHuLT& MINTuRNs.
poW South strrss
The New York herald., 1844-10-21
d M PEYSEK Y co.

d NJ PEYSEK " CO
No. % John street and 800 Broadway.
HAVE received oy arrivals and keep constantly o.
hand large and tasteful selected Of
German aracs for Embroidery and Fancy Goods which
OFF, ior ssle a whSjes.le and retail, VIZ
Silk Chenilie and variety Of other articles for Emofydsry
French Piss TWIST shaded and paia, Ght sad Sivrres
W!~ B,,..r Oil! aud Steal Ciasps for Bags and Purse
Tasssis, Necklaces, Slices, &c
spendd assortment or all kind Of Tsssss Chenille Cor
Emof9derd suspenden and su,pcnder Trimmings, Sill
hta : - -
OILED silk, French manufacture, whps. yellow and srse
The New York herald., 1844-10-21

ARDtoo kegs extra quality Purs esf Lard for sale IL lou
VIM - South street
The New York herald., 1844-10-21
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE.
FTPTY CENTS PER BOTTLE.
NJ ~ n ~ ~

THE CHIEF VIRTUES OF THE ETRICOPHEROU5o or
j Patent Medicated Compound are
l. It's bacing strengthening and clarifying qualities.
O. lis gently stimulating the action Of the skim
lis Producing bulb root
particularly the pulp which receives the vessels aud
giving life and vigor TO the hair s.N .@..
A ia eaualizng the circulation Of the duds.
s. freeing skin from the effects scurf
and dandmf, and disposing the hair 10 curl.
And its frequent will the hair in beauty and
health the latest period Of life.
advice disease with the hair
at the Hair Cun: Rooms, Broadway up stairs Of
Liberty street. 40 lmsec
The New York herald., 1844-10-21

CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,
3OA PEARL STREET
gETWEEN BEEKMAN STREET AND PECK SLIP
ass,rss Co bccr~ The public thar he CONTINUES to
fracture every kind Of Civil and Military clothing Of the 6nss
materials, the superior STYLE lower by twenty
sve cent than other house charges for the QUALITY
" .. @s,s Sool 'h .si Sfp%us p,,. 70: o.
yrnn Of fancy and plsin black Css:imsre.. TO
Gentlemen who supply their cloth have them made
he best style at the following prices -
Vests so to
irrs VOuN M0EFAT
The New York herald., 1844-10-21

No. 20 Wall ST. opposite The Exchange. !
THIS COMPANY CONTINUES g Insure against Los, and Ds
! image by Fire, on Goods, Wares, and MERCHANDISE, and
so, against Loss Inland Navigation Vessels and the
Carsoes. DIRECTORS.
Thomas w Thome, Elisha Riggs,
Thomas 7. Woodruff Anson Baker,
B. r. Robson, NJ d., yoseph Drake
Thompson Price, Joseph Allen,
Moses Tucker, James 4. Holmes,
John r. Davidson, John r. Moore,
John H Lev, James H. Whiting,
Caleb e. Tunis VIM. X. Thorn,
Francis 2. Sage Thomas Morrell,
John T.. Merritt, Eugene B0get,
The New York herald., 1844-10-21

OASI OFF LLOI HIM..
n ENTLEMEN OR FAMILIES desrous OF c0pvsrting
" cash eir supsuous of Clothing, will obtain from
the Subscriber the HIGHEST ASH PRICES.
Families Gentsmen quitting the city changing n.
sdspce having effect. Of The kind dispose Of, viii find
much their send for the Subscriber who will
attend them At their residence by appointment
H. LEVETT, Office No Wall street,
and at 40 Hudson
Clothing cleaned and repaired
GA line through the Post Office otherwise, will eceivs
prompt attention. ole im*Ic
GENTLEMEN'S LEFT OFF WARDROBE
THE HIGHEST PRICES b. obtained by Gentl.me,
Families whe desrous Of converting their left Of
wearing apparel into cash
Families Gentlemen quitting the city changing
having superhuous ects dispose Of will find
much their advantage sen1 for the Subscriber. who viii
itend et thar residence by appointment.
] LEVINSTYN,
<G6 broadway, up stairs
line through the Pest Ofce, oherWae will receive
o'7 iw.
The New York herald., 1844-10-21
JACOBS
SCENES AND ADVENT TURE E s
IN THE
PACIFIC OCEAN

THE most and instructive narrative published
descrpye Of vast REGIONS before vHlsd BY zed
adapted alike 10 che ynung and tbs aged and should
yiga.or. just Published by HARPER & BROTHERs. aud
for sale the principal bo0k New York
out the untd States ili.sat.d BY enRravngs
Que OF the most delightful books ever read the easy
New Mirror
more interesting narrative scarcely be imagoed
W. hurried into tbs most exciting and after
the book almost impossible close without reading
the vnd"-Nsw World.
The snho has furnished Interesting statement Of The in
eideuts Of the voyage h trrough which he led in
it, course and the chaactr situation aud Of the
nunisrous sands explored IL written Agreeable aud
familiar stye and conaiss large Of Information
which. .p 20 t.
cognifa.n-HuntG Merchanf'- NJ. .vazluS O "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-10

DEATH OF DIR. NELsoN.--We regret TO sea the
death OF Rev. David Nelson, insigaior and Presi-
dent OF the Mission Institute ia Illinois, and author
Of that singular but mos, able and interesting work,
The Ceuss and Cure of lntideltv, published by the
American Tract Society He died Of apopleSy, III
October last. He was formerly ccsing physi-
cian in Tennessee aud at that lime q bold lntide-
On embracing Christianity he became pastor Of ,he
Presbyterian church in Danvle, Kentucky. His
labors were greatly blessed in winning souls TO
Christ. About thirteen yenrs ago he removed TO
Missouri, where he founded Marion College on the
manual labor plan. Here his anti-sayery prlnci-
pies rendered him unpopular, ana by the fury OF Inc
mob he was driven irom The State. He thea planted
himself in Quincy, H. and established c Manual
Labor Institute train young men of piety for for,
eign missions. He great and good msn, and
has rendered the cause OF CHRISTIANITY service, es-
pecialy in his published work on lnfdehty
IN. Y. Evangelist.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-10

NEW ENGLAND FOURIER SocIErY.-ihls Socle-
ty will hold its First Annusl Meeting in Boston on
"Wednesday, January Is, 1915. The movement in
behalf OF Indus rial Association has acquired much
strength, not only in Massachusetts, but in al! New
England during the last year, and we presume this
Anniversary will call together large number ct
Intelligent, earnest, and plilanihropic miads 10 de-
wise and execute more thorough plans than have
hitherto been adopted for tho promotion ofihipCreat
Reform. The Executive Committee, in their call
for the meeting, say:
Let the friends Of Industrial reform, everywhere,
be with us then on this occasion. Let those VINO
look for higher social good than any political TIL
umph can achieve, be with us in our councils. Let
the workipgmen Of our land come to the discussion
of methods, that promise TO make labor attractive,
aud 10 guarantee 10 the abo,er his hts Let our
men of wealth unite in the furiherance OF plan
which shall combine industry and capital IL amica,
BILE relations and destroy forever the growing ieud
between the rich and The poor. Let lis welcome TO
our first annual gathering, all those true aud dear
friends with whom we have abored IN common Tor
the cause of reform, ali those who have faith IN Il
future condition Of humanity, more just mere hap,
py, more lovely, divine, than the pre- eni Gil
those who are watching for the dawn oil brighter
day, in III. serene and cheerful hope that the ar
monies of Nature as displayed in the material uni
verse are 10 be trumphantiy reproduced IN the d.
vine order and beauty OF human society.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-10
VOL. Nv. no. 2is.

lie afterward reers 10 the decisive authorities and
p'eoges against The present course which ara at.
terded by the declarations Of Presidents Jackson
and Van Buren, and other Presidents and Admins
| tatioIs.
dc iher passes to the examination Of the SUD.
posed rights of Texas under The former federatiye
system Of Mexico.
We need not and have not time to follow the
arguments opposed 10 MIR. ShapnOns. The Mexi-
can Minister expresses the confidence Of Mexice in
the rightness OF her cause, in the justice, feeling
and purposes OF the northern part OF this Unor and
says that he 10 directed to repel treebu-or) the
protest offered, and to inform him that the Presi-
| dent of the United States greatly mistakes ii ne
thinks that Mexico will yield TO the threats which,
| exceeding all the constitutional powers vested in
hun, he has addressed TO her. Alexico wishes to
see no interruption OF her friendly relations with
the United States, in spite even of the serious
| breach OF them iii the extreme declaration now
made 10 her t5at she has been faithlessly dealt
with for twenty years. This che will pass over
but not the seizure Of one of her Provinces. And
II, On her simply cxcf,ing her owa clear right TO
her own territory, wi,hOu, any sort OF offence, the
United States please TO alter The existing relations
OF peace, the responsibility will not he Mexicos."
This note is dated on the 3lst October. The an
swer OF hir. Shannon is of the I'd November. IL
expresses his surprise; says that he can hold no
communication with Mexco but in terms respectful
towards himself and the nation he represents that
the language of Senior Reon is grossly offensive TO
the people OF the United Slater, accusing them OF
fasehood, ar,ifce, intrigue, dishonorsbie designs,
| and impudent usurpation, &c. La short. after Sc
we're reprsals in the way Of rcivties, he says that
the letter is grossly Insulting, could have been
meant for nothing else, and that he mas no elterna
live bur TO ask It's withdrawal. He is about TO send
of courier home, he says; and rs the further rela-
lions Of the two Governments may depend on what
he j. abou. report his own, he begs for an i'm
mediate reply.
On the bth Sehor Rfjon replies. He ia not aston
ished, he says thai MIR. Shannon, after repeated
ly styling the Mexicans 6arbdrous, should now take
refuge in the p;etences OF courtesy 10 which he
| seems 10 think that he and his Government were
alone entitled. He tMr 81 has employed without
stint towards Mexico language for which il would
be easy to obtain diplomatic reparation but that ii
was plain that they who sent him desired not what
was the proper object Of diplomacy, tpsace,l but
quarrel. On his own part, he meant 10 give him no
right grounds for one. He is bound, therefore, to
persist in what he has said, and is instructed TO re-
peat it.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-10
Nsss-EoRK, TUEsDAE moRNING DECEaIBER

THiERs's History OF THE FRENCH Revolt
TIoN.-This unrivalled work has been published by
Burgess, Stringer & Co. at price which brings it
within the reach even of the poor. -Four volumes
have been compressed in two, not by the emission
OF any portion Of the work, butby the Of small
type and solid page. Done up in paper covers the
price is only 81 IS. The number of pages is nearly
1900, while the type is not after all so email to
be illegible even 10 those whose sight is impaired
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-10

For further particulars and conclusive evence OF supe
nor efficacy see pamphlets which may be obtained OF agents
grnts. N n
SANDS wholesale Druggists 7e Fulton street. New ptk
Sold also BY generally thrUuEhout tho Unitaa
State, Price 81 per bottle: SIX bottle, Tor s5.
no. The public respectfully requested 10 remonb@r That
!. Sands Sarsapnri that has been and constantly
achieving such remarkable al the mot difficult cinsses
sdscases winch the human rnme SUBJECT; therefore nsh
iur Sandss Satsn pnTlu, and .nNe no sther. az
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-10

yr5~ Look out, Look out, fathers aud nothes.
to buy Castor "a Candy be ,e a To Ssk b ot
has no tns,e oil the oil but all the effects of IT. IL Wuds
Castor OIL Candy that ec9mmende by all cur iS, rhys
cianS IL is Wids Oh Candy that sold at j. cts per
nackase with full directions AL Broadway, near Grand;
Dr. Iuion corner Grand mud Rowery; Codngion, corner
Sring and Hudson st: A. b. & ID. Sands, all three stoS;
r Rvrrell $40 Chatfam Handy IS ilighst Btooklyu also
MIR, HAYS in Brooklyn. BE and ask for Wilds H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-10
~o. for the Relief OF the APP

,-Leetures for the Relief OF the APP
nrentices LibraryDR LaRpNaf INV win sa s'se =.
ne, four Of his mos. D Sa Physical s,ayyes
s sn n.,e i Il, Of iss TSsay i and
The evenings OF each evening q, n past O'CLOCK
precisely. -, ., admit a gentleman, 81 to admit
%sy 80 5 No 81 CoSy GsSssa EsRnnss
rooe st. dnnSe The esehKts ns d Williams, IL the p Ex.
Bartlett Weor A,io hoIS Sore s Broad.
nor nor; Is Bowery. and I. j. C'owen wv"
s Library has hitherto been psbo have from
Tor tbs object more than the Library
ri the city and other causes nave ~, which il IS
10 so excessive field rs na all than for.
rc,rced, ,vhle ut the same time the society . 'U 49,
rev,ne tia, the community Ia, mneI Cir numbering
be .as,s of Apprentcesa class III thls S .nriol The
n,e nm 10 twelve thousand who may hefeae, appea
TON ~ ali other classes, for good or esl he pro.
made e citizens generally to eld IN nr"yenni OF
now ~, made for the moral and lnteectuai rnn.s.
those whose future career may ihHo"e '"'i. "a ts
qucnce' u~-------- ..r,,,
49, nv. phtnney,s Family Pills 81 sssTP Sosd.
yxAIr,. Enlf0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-10

The HAyeMAS.-We mentioned some time
since that Rev. Charles Spear of Boston had issued
proposals for publishing a small paper with this
title. The first number has already made lis ap
pearance, and ii sufficient support is received Mr..
Spear will continue i; weekly for three months, or
during the session of the Massachusetts Legisla-
ture, for % cents. The present number we'll filed
with facts aud arguments against Capital Punish
ment, and we hope the enemies the GaowR who
are neither few ia numbers feeble in means, will
give it vide circulation. We have an abiding
faith that this remnant Of barbarous age will ere
long be numbered among the things that were; bat
this Reform, like every other which has blessed
the world, viii require earnest and indefa-
,igabe labor on the part offs friends. Light must
be disseminated, prejudces enshrined in reverence
for ancient customs and creeds must be overcome;
and this Gun be done by no insrrumentality moro
effective than the periodical press. The Hang
man is published by Bella Marsh, rs Cornhill,
Boston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-10

Likeness OF o'CoYsELL.-A fine engraving Of
the Iiberator, by T. Douey, from painting by L.
Carrick, has been published by I. DoDey and J.
Neale rs and Sc Carnine-sireet. 1t is excellent
likeness, we should judge, and making its appear
auce at this moment can hardly fail to be well re-
ceiyed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-10
VISTAR'S

BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
A Compound Bnlsnrnic Preparation from
wild Cherry Bark and Tar.
The best remedy kaoun TO the 'corld for the cure Of
covrhs. colds, asthma, Group bleeding Of The
ISnrs. ,cbooping cough, bronchitis, intu-
e1sa, Shortness Of breath, pais and
sreakness liz the breas. or side,
l,rsr complaint, and the frst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-10

"a History OF FRANCE, from the Earliest Pc
riod to The Presen, Time; by 81. MIcHELEr. Trans
by G. H. SMITH, f. G. S. Vol. |. Published by
d Appleton & Co. 900 Broadway. Price 25 cents.
This edition forms one of,he numbers Of Appleton's
Historical Librury 1t is printed clear type and
fine white pepper, unlike mos; Of the cheap publica-
tons
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-10

Ms water Cure.-JoEL SHEW. NJ. D. m author
and practitioner waite. cure. and editor oil Inc " a'e
nc on,nnl ,ero,os his time To practice OF the
sy,c II is applicable oil forms Of disonse and for etica
CT and safety unparalleled The treatment can be rcaoreo
TO wherever pure water be obtained Pntens from dis
lance are accommodated. The poor advised g'atuousy.-
Office G5 Barclay street. otsh'