davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-02-26
NesTsCE

Is hereby given, that all persons who
are indebted to the estate Of Abraham
Crabs, late Of Union Township, Carroll
county, Ohi,, deceased, are requested lc
make Immediate payneat 10 tue subscri
bers, aud all who have lrgaI CLAIMS IA
gainst said estate, will present them leaa
iv prov n for Sc tlGmcut within one yea
IRON The date hereul.
PHILIP CRABS, | Aa,n...
JOHN CLINTON,
Feb. 2Gth, 1885. ...
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-02-26
EsY,Hs EMAIL.

+ MARRIED.-On uesiay evening
the l7lh inst. by the Rev Albert 6 Rich
ardsop. Mr.. GEORGE w. CATLErr, 10
Miss SARAH WOOSTER, daughter of
Dr. Wooster, al, Of WrI'sviIle. '.''
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-02-26

Mem AdDcrtisem nts.- If any of our
readers are disposed 'ospeculate in Town
lots. r tiI Road Stock, &c. we would re
fer tbem 10 the advertisements in IhlS
weeks paper. A better opportunity Tor
speculation than that offered by the adver
, liscrs, rarely occurs in this part of the
State. 49, .~'"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-02-26
TINES FOR HOLDING COURTS.
SupRkME COURT.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.

OOON OF NV4'INI'TLV L1LlIAOa
Harrlson, April 4, June 27, Sept. 10.
Tuscarqwas, April IL, July 25, Oct 81
Stark, April Is, Aug. /, NN.7
CarrolL May 2, Adg. !5, Nov. 10.
Columblann, May o, Aug, %, Nov. %,
Jefferson, May 23, Sept. 8, Dec. 5.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-02-26

3. PEAECE, ATTORNEY AT Law
WtLL practice in the Courts
w of Carroll, Coldnbiana
Stark, and 'i'uscarawas counties. Ofic,
nearly opposite the "CarroIlton Hall,
Csrrolltan, Carroll county Ohio.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-02-26
NDD SNhDa .

The subscriber wishes TO sell 100
shares OF the Capita Stock Of the Yellow
creek, Carrollton ana Z)ar Rail Road
Company. Oh this Stock one hundred
and fiIy dollars has been paid III; and
will be sold on a small discount.
ISAAC ATKINSON.
Carrolton, Feb. 28ih, 1895.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-02-26
Feb, 5th,tis36.
HlaEoTA.n


The subscriber begs leave 10 inform
his old customers, and The citizens yener
ally, that he hes removed his shop from
Mr. Arbuckle's IN the hoIi6W, to the east
end Of his own house%.6st door below
Mr. Robert Godld's we'll known Black
smith Shop, in that delightfully."- Situated
part of the town OF CarroIilon, called by
The vulgar, Sheep HiiI-%hets Re in
tends manufacturing and ksePlug on
hand, general assortment Of
CABINET WARE.
He eris also grateful ID being able 70
add, that lhe patronage he has received
since commencing business 10 Carroll
county, will be sdticIsnt stimulant to
induce hiI. % give general satisfaction.
JAMES BJRGE.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-02-26
ANkER poLTINGLCLoTHs.

ANKER BObTiNGACboTHS.
The subscriber fattered with many
testimonials received from miIIers who
have bought and used these valuable bolt
ina cloths in their Merchant Flour Mills,
-begs leave to inform miIlefs and 9th
ers. ,ha, he has received large lot oil
B,i,ing Cloths, direct from the mauuiac
lures; and will bo happy to supply mil
Iers On liberal terms with the articles
""''" ~ JOHN RILEY.
fntsL'h Pl. February l9, 1896.
p.S Barr Mill Stones and French
Burr Blocks on hand as usual.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-02-26
'U : IN zs 5TE . =
I9HlALo

yENHE undersigned respectfully announ
ces 10 his friends and the public gen
orally, tina; te has taken, Tor term oI
wears, the tavern stand heretofore in The
occupancy of Daniel Shaeftr, and known
az the
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-02-26
SANDY 4 BEAVgRCANAL..

The stock holders of The Sandy &
Beaver Canal Gompsny, are hereby
noliGsdNhAl have appointed the To- h
day Of March next, for q meeting oil
said stock holders, at the Office of the
Company 10 New Lisbon, at IL o.
clock A. NJ.
BENJAMIN HANNA, Fresh.
Office ofths Sanity g. BeaUcr}
Canal Com. FEB. ii 1886.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-02-26
CarrOIItOIl!
FRIDAY, ..,.,.,.FEaRpAay23 1886.

France --We ore happy 10 huvo it in
our power TO say, that the difficulties
which haveso long disturbed the friendly
relations ofthe United States and France,
may now be considered as at an end
We refer the reader to an interesting ar
tlcle on this subjecb in another column
taken from the National IntoIIigencer.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-02-26

GA Farmer" in reply o"frippoiaH
has been received, but TOO late for publiA'
cation, this week. .....
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-02-26
February 5lh 1885
A GENERAL TURMOIL T

A GENERAL TURNOUT
IS requested Of the Wool CstdeFS
and ManvfactuFAs OF Cloth. in Carroll
CoUn,y-at thS CarroIlteH HALL, in
Carrollton, on Monday the 7sh day Of
March nexh o. 10 O'Clock, for the put
pose Of regulating the prices Of Card.
iog Wool aud Dressing CFUh -aS pre-
duce ofal kinds Is high ne can't live
at the present prizes.
Ey member ofiAe Cftn.
F. h. l9,h 1885.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-02-26
gr%As ACCOUNT.
70 NEAA OWNERS A.ND.
MIIIgT5,

MIsIESa.
The Undersigned, owners Of Merchant
Flourlng Mills, in Pennsylvania, oAio
and Western Nirginia, having seVeFaiIy |
purchased and for some time had IN opc' |
ration, French Burr Nj Stones, -manu'
'lctured by Mr. John Rhey fthe city oI
Pittsburgh, take pleasure in stating tina
their Burrs, both IT, the quality OF the una
terIal aud in tae workmanship, have g'r-
en- the most enire satisfaction.
The enterprise manifested by Ar Rhey
! in establishing this manutactoTy, his ex-
ertion in procuring the most experienced
workren, his care and skill in The selec
lion of stone of superior description,
strongly recommend his establishment 10
The notice Of purchasers, and we are hap
Nv 10 have il in our power to bear lhs
public testimonial IN his favour.
/ Jas. Patterson, Brighton, Beaver GO. IA.
| ), Walker, & co. EnzlOelhIowuI Pa.
ID. A MrIer, K .rioD Mills IA
|. Mitchell Sewitkley "a
Jacob IL. 2 gler, ulrtison Mills Pa
Isaac Walker, near Pittsburgh IA
James ID. Whue, New Castle Mills Ia
JON Pugh, Fals,on, Beaver co. "a
Geo. Cooper " J. Cassidy, Seam -
Mil. near Pittsburgh "a
Isaac PAngurn, s. NJ .Monongahela -
Run IA
W. D. Hawkins, Allegheny ra
J. Croft, Pine creek Pa
Abrahan ScheIer, Hslien5pole IA
David NJ. Junkin, B.na Furnace, IA
james Morrow, Carroll CO. OnIu
: +. 2'gIer, Big Beaver, "a
! z. y j. Lindsay, VeuangoSc CO. IA
j Johnston, "
Stephen Maple, o,,
t ]. Means, SieubenvliIe, om'
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-02-26

Rail Road Election Asreeably TO the
notice given, an election for thirteen Di-
rectors Of the Yelow.creck, Carroilton &
Z,ar Rnil Road company, was held aithe
Court Room in Carrolton, on the 23d
inst, and resulted as follows: Joseph NJ.
BlmeIcr, Lewis F Burk, Christian Ruoff'
John G. Gaz ley, William Mccullough,
Jacob Grof, James Mitchell, Stewart
MCIavc, James Sinclair, Isaac Atkinson
Daniel M'Cook, MordacAi Moore and
John Pearce. Ia tho evening of the same
day, the Directors convened, and elected
James Sinclair, President. William John
ston continues TO hold the appointment Of
Treasurer, and John M'Cormick that o.
Secretary 10 the Board. Isaac AtkIn
son, Esq, having declined 10 serve as Di-
rector, John c. Hickey, Of Cumberland
was appointed 10 fIIthe vacancy. The
Board, after devising certain measures loI
further sale of stock. adjourned.
The Engineer's Report will bo sPrenc
before Our readers, next week, or Ih'
week following. ..
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-02-26

Gaited Stass Baak. This institution
hos received a charter from the SagisIa
ture o(PenusyIvania, now in session; and
will, in future, transact its business as IL
state institution. '..,hs .'' .
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-02-26
BAKRiFF8 SALE.

By virtue Of a wrI Of feri facids eN
lev, iaeias, to me directed, will offer fOf
q E, by public out cry, St the door sf IN
court house In Carol lion, on tho lst day
Of March, A. D. 1880, bs'weeR the hOura
of 10 o'clock A. Nj. and q O'clock p. M.
the following dsscribrd tract Of lnnds
viz:
The south west corner Of the sotih
wes, quarter Of section FIVE, in township
thirteen, Of range fvej beginning at the
southwest corner, and running east ens
hundred and seven rods 10 post, themes
fity.eight rods north 10 post, thence
vest one hundred and sevea rods to 6
post, thence south sixty rods TO the place
of niuE.--Conlaining thirty=eight
acres and nine poles more or less, SubRct
10 murtgage TO Moses Markls?, for the
security Of The payment Of s6s % cents
with interest from the 9th day Of FeSrns-
ry 1885; up ID the present date.
B. GRIFFITH, Sh'R.
Jan. 29th, 1886.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
4 LII persons having claims against
| "A the estate OF Abraham Coxi hate OF
Perry township Carroll county GeceasedI
are hereby notified to present the same
legally prUsen for settlement within one
year from thn date, add all these indeA,-
ed 10 the estate are requested - make
immediate p'ymeut.
SAMUEL WILLIAMS.
Administered.
lANE r1Y AIrn,iv
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-02-26

We have given to-day preference
in our columns 10 the Report OF The
Senate Committee (Of which Mr'
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-02-23
CARE OF FARMING Toot tss


A topic not yet sufficiently enforced on
the attention of farmers,is the wastefuI pegss
ligencc evinced in the expo osute o agsIes,ts
tural implements to the injuries of the:
sons. The sled curling and cracking h
the side ofthc wall in summer, and The cant
half buried in snow, and seasoning. IL fhej
winter storms, are symptoms Of waste and
extravaganza, which will ripen into aeon
sumption, to be fastened to premature
termination by the visits Of the sheriffs.
The whole secret ofwealth, consists in eco.
nomy, and the prudent care OF those small
rills, which without great vigilence, are ship.
ping through the chinks Of the best woven
purse; and it may be considered quite as
safe to predict that none of these sloYcnly
gentlemen will be prosperous, as to write
in The style Of the calender soothsayers,
through the printed page Of the month of
January, "expect snow about these days. "
The price of the time lost when it is most
valuable, in nutting the exposed articles in
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-02-23
Published every Tuesday.
TER MS.

If paid within three months, -. 3.,00
If paid wi,hinthree months alter close -
Of fho Vsar, .. ss = D. 50-
Ifnot paid within that time, 90
A company of six personstakmg the papoi q.
the same Post Office shall be entitled to itat SIS
oaid in advance, and a company of ten persons
at 500; provided the names be Forwarded togeth-
er, accompanied by the money, =
No paper to be discontinued but at tho option
of the Editor till arrearages are paid. q q
Advertisements inserted for oents per square
the hra ti,ne,. and 37a for each subsequent inser
ion.; - < - ~ :,
Parsons sending in adyertisements are request.
ed TO specify the number Of times they areto bs
inserted otherwise they viii be continued till
ordered out, and charged accordingly. (;
19The Postage must be paid on all ccmmu.: U:
nieations sent by mail. y
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-02-23

proper repair, not speaking Of the cost Of
the materiaIs and the interruption Of bust
ness Sould defay the.egpense of erecting
ten such cheap sheds as would cover them
from the storms, protect them from decay,
and keep them ready for Immediate use.
-. S, National Egies.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-02-23
nuHAI scoNoMYy.55 7
80 - ): :
From the Southern Agriculturist.
TIE Pride Of india. as q Manure, being Repsie
to Letters Of the Editor on the subject

From the SoutRefu SAg gtiouieuAist, -
The Pride Of Indie as Manure, being Replies
to Letters Of the Editor on the subject.
Mr.. Editor,- With pleasure, comply
with your request to furnish you with the
result Of NV experiments on the Pride OF
India as : Manure. ., 4 have tried il as such
for. three or four years back, and can, with
confidence, speak, as to its great aseiahesss
NV mode Of collecting it is somewhat SLOW
enly. IsufTar the leaves and berries Of the
tree TO drop off in the fall, when Igather
them and,ttrow them as q litter in my COW.
pen. / find that the cattle eat the leaves
with great appetite. Tbs manure when
well laid upon the land and listed IN, drives
away all kinds Of worms and insects: (
have tried it on small piece of my cotton:
land for four years, and while; at all tines
INV other plants were cut down and destroy
ed by insects, never knew one plant grew
ing upon the Pride flndia manure 70 Be
touched: Iconsides the tree an Invaluable
one, and have accordingly planted IL all
around my dwelling and negro houses. {
should, perhaps, have said, that in collec-
ting this manure, Imix the leaves and sber-
ries together. Tie. latter contain great
deal Of rich oil, which may be discovered
bymashing one ofthcn upon the floor. N
this hasty letter can in any way serpe you,
you can use. it as you think best. g s.
Respectfully, yours, 80 8
A SEAISEANDER s.
- - E- NJ
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-02-23

k1pateSts may require rCO.OfcIduOu Oh tue /.
part of the General Government; aud it is
bound in conformity to tho principle estab.
aisbed respect the laws of the State inI
fheir egefEis6, and so to modify its acts asl1
not only Hot'fo violate thpse Of the States,
bsi6 as fractica to cooperate 10
ths6 xecatioI. 1Eshe practice of theGov.]
crnNe1t k& beep "a con ohformity with these
3 Bytle al 81 So 81 February, 1880, s
|iItisIed g: 40 ac {2preyent imp ortation1
ccftnin sens INTO eeraih States, where, f
the Ns ates 3iieifs innH Srta.
EyidJiS pro bihite or abfajns pf fl
erYe$sa as|sfs en- ndsf severe H
70 import Or bring OF cause to be E
e IS any neg % faulstto 3l 3s]
bo5 SoH sc Qt being g 5l9tise
|SltlzeIi ioF amen !: 81 tas seIeS sa3 IS
eStalesf rs 1f
oad IS 3ea ipsS PoF3
nae ~
M |sssfo; ssnEttS, 81 otseF 81 colo: s 81
E66 jSs
u la!st g 4
q 81 sa g ~ g 3: ,! Z
~ W 6 8 ee | Is asals E
81 ss M 95l{ |aI{laIs e. f. 81
sl!ls @ 81 4
q =
se93!;i .s@4Rs 3.s
=
tatiqns l(a e . lE|zl} |'E
{len 3
si1ss s!as 2 sssss si1
) tapnsa;; I. - & IS s
he p53cjp
M Lcidsson tQ {lle ccEltlle
thsc is3s 3y:I. sI 81 q !f|
,nseEeo !, aiRy q la15 sg & es ~ a '|'|
ee ns9gs qlA3s 3 IS! E ;|||]
states m M sne sls
tlaE ea.ss!9s Ss;s3 s.
isesSaEpaae 3 sls':si,s Sc 4! - +
feason g!as es & 3 ss.:s
sonlaEm ss,si. ;,''s y. !.
g tss Segase PgoM 1as5 XXI s's
Wy &
se ~ -; &; ;,s Ss,
~ NJ :, KS XXX M
iils lnso s''', ss
PEI g ss sss
any stoltlse IS eIl aa 3 lass s!ss sss
sbs M circsIationo ST s. ne forbid aaa)
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-02-23

EcofnpaGt5 and are possessed OF aH tue pow
drs bel6nein8 Ia isfihct and separate States
Excepting such ns are slegated TO sbe exef-
Ecised BY the General Goyefnmenti IS asssls
|tned as utiquesfiona g he compact itself
sxprss provides that dl pos sers hot deles..
gate sfa reserved the States aud the Pe6.
fple: 80 81 csftaiis, slhel; wfetb her :tkep pow
EAr ia Question IS dele gated az reserved iss
nllysDecaysasy to sasees wli6lher II isStos
found among the enune Grated powers or
not not .aEaong them; i belongs
sofs codfSe {0 the reserved poYefss On
|tiI5llS ltiofbs bsit #lE Ebe eeen.
Eihnf bile ie ol defending tie cotii
ffS s 81 ains fersial danger 6qdd a.
l6 eulnslat 9 the ltpIsen Sis;
ljea Sa 39 power SoE cfendllgl
s5I ;iss Ind fEe States:
ana 6E tS4i sresefpss I'd the States this;
SSoxeajE as as A :stood More the o.
Ed0ptionnf She s}futio iops no othef
EElliinIi1ti0 has been stated exc snctf
as h9ye besd the M
(Sffafde1It Use Is ron SKjiaf been stats
edr3 mar ke snlfsfrsla that lle tight Q N
liself aealfst eFnal 9ans 9ea
:gsEs s s5 y ths
nesea fse J:
epehs
s. "a
;is5 sSs sSs M q 81 sf s. tsaf
M y i y s.::s.s:s e :s.s ~
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-02-23

ng States, BY addresses lcotlf dpJ
oral representations, aboundhS
statements. - - - g g
Ifthe smagnifude :of g IN
many degree, the measure by8 8hiclfs6 6
i the criminality ofla project, liase.
,yer been devised 20 colnparc with tie
,ent, whether the end be ycRqrdedi tle
means by which il isprop opposed to be accon,-
alished. Tie blindness Of fanaaisisp :ls
rove fliia|. Vith more xea ~
talld 81 6ohsi iarily ms
dfe of the sbie SSkie! { mini =
w ssSs 3gssf al IS b yh{| -
numbers ftons all s
and the Snost OPP il5 &
snaltc4,lar i1S0t dist 4 % bt m
from niothets Elnple s
these Y6la tons
heir 5ropesfy, aud ~ & i
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-02-23
iIERAV S FEBk uARY IS lsse

tyA Ys9Szf f{sfs19k, III A.V W O2 %J22(
q -. ss
the press 3 hel elproaalb lb!t!op' OF any publican
ton onthe ground otslss beng immoral
.rEcl slons, OF lnte1dea g; ;eSclle rseelhon or
ihslrrecl wou q nave geell :celqally un.
constltutlo md. iron. parity sof reason,
the supp OF Their circ cqlatlon through
B the mail would be 20 less so. :ss. y =:
But; u.s. cQneluslye as these reasons, are
Ep salnst s[lerig there are others not less
so, derive from the powers reserved5t0 the
States; which the commit ttee viii next pro-.
sceeds dsto consitlef. & - q
he message, as has bee Been state recon-,
sauends Tint Congress. should spdss;a Is a 35sl
sanish 0 sion, throu mail
OF incendlarY spnl IeaLl9Ils' intended TO lIs:
sstsgate the say TO l.asu surrec ctIo4 lt otdI
scs sarse asssll1f tor % nsFess g actsFtnlne
sRAat 1:aRegs afes tneeaalaEy ana 5qtea9sQ 49i
s as s4uest!Qn
sllas: Qnefess such 8 estn4 gu 81
sitaI Ianpoftance. e thcs slasellolglng States
s Hlil appear an: n:s1!e eoqFie q tas. qscu
s'o5ti III S. { O.
E
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-02-23

Whs, those restictioons ore, and what are tbsl
medhs which under tho Constitution, are ~!
,othe slayehdding Sfetes, IS protect them
selves. The period has no yet core an4
they trust never VIII. when 6 may -;
,sary to decide those ausstiohs but
must, unless the Sta1ie kose -
suppress the danesr. sfsallll fail sea j!
magnitude and ilis h 4 IS 81 I6l 6lflII
are under "a adopt speedy aal s
silfes 10 aSsest its ITS ii1l5ls iii s S :
e as...s1 l 1s;ss f 'hls ss'|s
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-22
OOLLEGIATE SCHOOL, No. 100 Canal street. en-.

~ IN Vsfick of Canal street r. McNEILL and
particularly eligible and its spacious and web ventilated
II embraces four departments:
lst THE CLASSICAL DEPARTMENT, in which pupils
fitted University College in the United States
ths immediate charge Of Mr. MCNEIL graduate OF Trin
College Dublin who years occupied the critical
preparation Of students for that University.
2d. THE DEPARTMENT OF MODERN Ian
GUAGES in which the Gerrra French and Italian taught,
TIE direction Mr. A. Peux Professor Of Modern Lam
3d. THE ENGLISH DEPARTMENT, for 8 course Of in
rucon ia the and higher branches Of English education
is conducted by Mr.. C.. C.. JenEiRgs
4th. THE PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT., to Mt lads
under sight years Of age higher English ue by the
tcuar attention Reading Spelling Writing rudmsnts OF
Arithmetic and Geography.
For frhe- particulars apply the time between
the hours of A. VI. and PM.
References:-
RI Rev Bishop Onderdonk, George Barclay. Eco.
Rev Dr. Mathews Chancellor Anthony Barclay. Esq.
of the New York University John Chambers F.q.
Rey J. F. Shroeder schuyler Livingston ESQ.,
Rev. A. Maciay, John Caldwell, ESQ.,
VIM. Sampson.Esq- dec lu-5m
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-22
DOCTOR CORBITT May BE CONSULTED IN

ID the most Confidential manner his office, u Duane street.
bewren Chatham William street, New Nok, where persons
ssced with delicate aiseae old obstinate ulcers dyspepsia
WORMS d,s a.es Of the bladder urs and Kidneys and all ds
from Of or inputy OF the blood
are invited 10 call The hsneu effects cen arising from the abuse
Of mercury Description; persons troubled With certain
daIv cured without particle Of mercury, airy other dangerous
medicine His charge. and the
81 the arnran, DR. C. educated in Europe under
teachers d talent and has had considerable practice
in extensive hospitals and dipensare Instant relief
,bose s;e,ed with the piles and perfect effected three
dy confinement from business or the slightest pain 10 the
pstient medicine may he had prevent the Of
ain disease The hono ,crrsy observed Attend
,nce daiIvfror l9P NJ jan -f
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-22
DRhaSXs S5 GItEfR s2R

approved medicine for the radical of the
above disorders II gives immediate relief those whose con'u-
impaired by R.emperance and youthful mrrdsn-
cies anxiety Of mind and the habits Of fashionable e
valuable remedy for such diseases attended with the
following symptoms namely great OF The breast with
cuty Of breathing pspaien OF the heart sudden bushes OF
heat parts Of the body other times sense OF cold
and belly resembling those oned by the gravel the pulse
variable uRcommonly slow at other times
quick ysnng heceugh. quent sighn-and Of loca
ton ou. ha sP in the throat alternate TITS Of crying and
cnvuye ghag the sleep nound AID seldom refreshing and
the raiea often troubled with hod dreams Much has been
said interested indvs medicines that advertised
but Of Dr.. Lovemans Balm of Gssd Balm
by Medical faculty medicine of great efficacy
for complaints and should he in the possession oil
person troubled with the ahSye disorders
Far .ae appointment by Patrick Dicke is Broadway Ger
nei Of Li.pen,r ST. Syne IS Bowey wakers and by
p. Buaei& Co $40 Greenwich ct, two door below Spring St
Pr;rs 80 cts per bottle lit
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-22
TO THE PUBLIC.

BROWN i Co. having hereofaie made great improve
in the manufacture of Satin Beaver Hats PRICE
- THREE DOLLARS, have extended their attention to
this important branch Of Business and haer themselves they
succeeded in manufacturing article which for ghtne
durability ustre be sxeeed by nothing in the line. This
hat the combined eua Of several experiences in the
facse much attention and in the pursuit.
Brown Co. presenting it To tbs public think they have
~ reached the umaun Of beauty ceapne durability
They also manufacture and have been
doing for time very Fur Hat which also furnished
THREE DOLLARS. This hat has been highly approved by
T., public long experience will testify All sales for cash.
therefore good customer pays the losses OF tae Dad Wholesale
dealers supplied al the shortest notice nj
BROWN 4 Cos. Priced Hat Store.
It's Chatham. IL Mott
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-22
WOODS CARPENTERs'A AND MECHAN.
h ADIEs LOOK AT THis.-wATsON VAN

AIDES LOOK AT THiS.-wATSON VAN
IL DUzER, 5s Chatham street, selling at reduced
splendid of Furs, consisting OF Cspe
Peleres Boa Null Neck Ru, Swsnsdwn for trimming, and
other description Of articles in their line Ladies' wishing Ia
purchase well call for themselves the sub
scrhers determined clear their entire stock Of Fur Prev
Gus L, the hoidsvs WATSON 4 VAN DUZER,
l58 Chatham street, New York.
Also hand absve superior style Of fine Fur Cap and
Sfock4 dec 5-N