davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-03-30

dren. Nearly the whole business Of
eduestion devolvss upon her. and the
task Is, IN msny instances. beyond her
physical ability. Thus, IL 10 customary
with many ladies' IN New England no,
only Co hear their children reci,e the
Lessons assigned TO them NJ school. bu,
actually to eSPound 20 them. and as
slst them in the solution Of arithme,ical
and algebraic problems. There are
married ladies who apply themselves
seriously TO the study OF mathematics
and the classics. for no other purpose
than forwarding the education Of their
children; and l have known Young
men aho have entered college With NO
other instruction. IN any Of the prepa.
rstory departments. than what they
received from their mothers. But this
continued application 60 the most ar.
duous duties. the increasing care and
welfare Of their children. and the con.
sequent Unreasonable confinement 10
the house and the nursery. undermine
constitutions. already by nature suffi.
ciently delicate; and IL Is thus. by the
sacnfice Of health and beauty. that
American ladies pay their offspring
the sacredtribute OF ma,ernal affection.
No human being can ever requiie the
tender care Of 4 mother: but IL ap-
pears TO me that the Americans have.
IN this respect, obligations immeasura-
bly, greater than those Of the inhabi-
tants Of any other country.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-03-30

We we're infinitely amused With a
story that was told va the other days
story unqusslionsbly true. All our
readers know With what extreme rea-
diness and with how li:ile examination
the Legislature granted divorces during
its late session. Certain Wsgs Al
Frankfort, II appears, took advantage
Of this easy disposition Of the General
Assembly. and played OF = practical
Joke upon that bonourabie body. They
handed in an application foF the divorce
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-03-30
rue DssaAL W.

" The suns eve hsd . ssctiy glaze
The earth uth sgs was $50 -CasFsstt
JrRFmAH NIeHrsHapa vss born "
a dull back street N London. iust 81
day hreak. before the fires we're lighted
one thick foggy. rG. chilly damp
dnzzly. utterly comfor'lefs Noveahsr
morning. The dismal appearance Of
the world when be brst saw u. made
such an inpression upon han. thai b.
never got the better q u. snd a. hs
grew up. he siill continued 20 look II
every thing IN q very Bad light. All
matters. great and small. presented
themselves a. his vision through ha4,
and diseolored atmosphere. This eaul
he regarded 80 a huge sior--hoIss 81
sorrows. troubles TRIALS. and hibula
tons, and be ideas Concerning che
next world. Vefe not BY any meas oI
. comfortable character.
Mr.. Nighbhsds vas never knovn =,
smile. lie used 10 look IN the diciion
aFy foF the meaning ~ ''chssrfulnsss. d
snd words Of similar import and 81 III
laughter, be regarded n g. e sBgula
snd NEST sKirsosdinafy natsfal phs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-03-30
OUR MINISTER TO SPAIN.

The following account Of the reception Of
the American Minister, Mr.. Eaton, at IN.
spanish Court, 10 translated from the Madrid
Gazette Of the 3oth Of jsnusry.---Nsi Gs..
Mr.. J. II. Eaton. the new Envov Ex-
traordinary and Minister Plenipotc ntia-
~ from the United State. Of America
near her Majesty. had the honor Of an
audience with the august Queen Re-
gent at the Royal Palace, ON Saturday,
the 18th instant. al q o'clock in the
evening, and delivered his credentials,
addressing her Majesty rs follows:
Madam: In presenting myself be-
fore your Majesty, I have much salts
faction IN saying. by the authority and
instructions of the President Of the L..
States, that he views. with the great.
est pleasure. the amicablc relations
which subsist between the Government
OF the United States and that Of Spain,
and desires, with the liveliest interest
(as | do hkswise,) that the perfect
harmony which happily exists between
the two countries should not be inter
ruptcd. The President of the United
States sees with regret the misfortunes
With which Spain is afflicted, but trusts
that the wise. prudent, and firm
administration Of your Majesty and
your councillors will tend 10 establish
shortly the peace of the nation, and
insure to your Majes,y's subjects hap
piness and public order"
To which the Queen replied as follows;
"Sir: receive with the highest
satisfaction the kind assurances which
the President Of the United States re-
news by means of so worthy a repre-
sentative, and am ever DESTROYS TO pre-
serve anG draw still closer the relations
Of amity which fortunately exist be-
tween Spain and that country. II az.
lords me pleasure to extend to your ex.
cellency favorable reception. and to
exhibit to you the esteem which your
countrymen deserve at my hands"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-03-30

RrSSisG IN DEBr.--The following re marks
upon this subject are extracted from Dis
rselis new work " Henrietta Temple -
IL youth but knew the fatal misery
that they are entailing on themselves
the moment they accept a pecuniary
credit, TO which they are not entitled,
how they would start in their career ,
how pale they would turn how they
would tremble and clasp their hands in
agony at the precIpice ON which they
are disporting Debt is the prolific mo-
Their Of folly and crime il iaints the
course Of life in all its streams. Hence
so many unhappy marriages, so many
prostiiuted pens, and venal politicians
II hath a small beginning, but giant
growth and strength. When we make
the monster, we make our master, who
haunts US at all hours, and shakes his
whip of scorpions forever in our sight.
The slave hath no overseer so severe.
Faustus. when he signed the bond with
blood, did not secure a doom so terri
&c"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-03-30

NEWSPAPER READERs.-How end
less is the variety of ne wspaper readers;
and how hard IL is to satisfy their wants.
Mr.. A believes be shall discontinue his
paper. because IL contains no political
news-and b is decidedly Of opinion
that the same sheet dabbles too freely
IN the political movements Of the day.
{ doesn't take IL because Il is all on
one side-and ID. whose opinion il &C.
morally expresses. does not like il be-
cause It is not severe enough upon the
Administration. F. thinks IL does no,
pay due attention Co fashionable ;itera-
ture-snd F cannot bear the flimsy no.
lions OF idle writers. q will not suffer
paper to lac upon his table, which ven
lures an opinion in favor Of slavery
and IL never patronIzes one that lacks
moral courage To expose the evils of the
day. declares he does not want a
paper filed with the hodge podge pro-
ceedings Of Congress and the Legisla.
ture-and } considers that paper the
best which gives the greatest quantity
OF such proceedings. X paironizes
papers for the light and lively reading
which they conlAin-and l. wonders
that the press does not publish Dewey
sermons. and such other solid matter.
NJ will not even read paper that doe,
not expose the evrS Of sectarianism-
and n Is decidedly Of the opinion that
the pulpit and not the press should
NEEDLE With religious dogmAs. o likes
TO read police rePorts-and Z. whose
appetite Is less morbid, would not have
the paper IN which these silly reports
are printed in has house. q likes ancc.
dotcs--snd r. wont take . paper tina,
publishes them. r says that murder.
and dreadful accidents ought not 10 be
put into the papers-aBd s complaint
that bis miserable paper gave no &C.
count Of that highway robbery last
week. 7 says the type - too small
and U thinks Il COO large. V stops hi,
paper because Il contains nothing bu,
adVertisements--and ell iha, w want.
OF II ~ IN see What u for sale. Y vii
not take the paper unless 1t - left a
his store before sunrise-And Y de
elares lac will not paw for Il Il left %
early that u - stolen from his domici
before he IS up. And. last u all. com,
the complaints Of some of the ladies
who declare the paper is unintorestinF
because It does not every day son,sir
list Of mauihges--just as Il Il wer,
possible Tor the printers 10 marry PEG
pie, whether the parties will ~ aoi.
Buffers CsIsus
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-03-30

Mr.. Van Buren, has expressed his APP
probation Of Geo. NJ. Dallas "democ-
racy," by sending him to Russia TO f.
nish his education in the school Of that
famous democrat, Emperor Nicholas.
As the new President has been SO
prompt to express his appreciation OF
Mr.. Dallas doctrines, as published las,
summer, we may expect to see him
speedily reVard all of 1.-The glorious
nineteen, who attempted to revolu.
tionise Maryland by carrying out simi.
lar doctrines.-[ Cham6ersbuyg Wig.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-03-30
VOL. 30.
IDOIArRH.

Thou art nv oak and thy clinging vine;
Thou art my moon, and thy constant tide.
Thou srt indeed my sun. and thy shade;
And when No wander through tho pleasant
woods,
This form shall gently shadow thee through all
The sultry noon-apd I'll sing thee TO rect
With music swestsr than tho wild birds sins;
And fondly shall VIC spend our live. together,
And wander heart-iinked through the weary
world
Like birds in ancient story.
Our loves have grown together Ere we
dreamed
That hope could ever fade, our youthful
hearts,
Like morning dew drops on q lily's leaf,
Trembled and met and mingled into one"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-03-30

\ THoRS IN MS NoSE In refer
ence TO the Cabinet rupture at Wash
'ngtcn we remarked yesterday that
Mr.. Van Buren, has discovered thorn
in his rose. The composi,or thought
proper TO transplant the thorn to his
nose. The error was marked in the
proof; but typo was incorrigiblc, and
the paper was sent 10 press with the
thorn in Mr.. V. BIS nose .-.4Bany
JOuTnaI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-03-30
GENERAL lNrKLLnGRNCE.

GENERAL. INTELLIGENCE.
APPOINTMENTS FOR BALTIMORE con-
FERENCE-MAacH, 1897.
BALTIMORE DIsTRIcr-John Davis,
Z. T..
Baltimore City-A. Griffith, T. NJ
Gee. f. Dorsey, J. w. Richardson, r.
Summers.
North Baltimore-C. A Davis, S.
McMullen.
East Baltiuore-H. Furlong, J. Mer-
riken, J. Frye. sup.
West Baltimore-Joseph White, ID.
Thomas.
Baltimore Precincts-To be supplied.
Sharp st. x Asby-P. Rescorl.
Sesmen's U. BETH. Smith.
Baltimore Circuit-T. b. Seargant.
J. Poisal.
Severn-Wm. Hank. J. Guyer, A.
A. Reese. sup.
Annapolis--R. s. Vinton.
West River. A Gere, J. House
wart.
Calvert-W. II. Coffin, w. C. Deal.
St. Mary's-W. S. Evans, B. II.
Nadal.
Bladensburg-F. Mccartney. James
Clarke.
Mattawoman Miss.-W. Edmonds.
Ebenezer-B. N. Brown, r. T.
Nixon.
Montgomery-Jas. Reilly. ]. Young.
PataPsco-Rich. Brown, J. A Hen
ming.
PorouAc DIsTRrcr-Jno. Bear. p. T..
Alexandria-S. G.. Roszel, l.. F.
Morgan.
Foundry-Wm. Hamilton, c. B.
Tippeu.
Georgetown-H. Slicer, J. Fl. Han
son, sup.
Rock Creek-B. Barry.
Fairfax-E. X. Yeitch. f. p. Phelps.
Leesburg-To be supplied.
Loudoun-J. A. Collins, y. ]. B.
Morgan.
Wanenton-J.V V. Rigden, w. Howe.
Stafiord-G. c. Brooke, G. d. Chen
owi,h.
Fredencksburg-N. Head.
observation-disclosures Wheeler,
T. a. Morgan.
Lancastsr-C. b. Young, ]. Hough-
awout.
ROCKINGHAM DIsTRIcT-N. Wilson,
Pc.
Rockingham-J. C. Lyon. William
Mex. Ward.
Staunton-J. s. Martin.
Augusta-S. Smith, G.. l.. Brown.
Rocky SPRING.. Jordan.
Lexington-G. w. Humphreys. ].
H. Linn.
Fincas,le-A. A. Eskridge, L. Mum
roe.
Christiansburg-J. Plotner, w. Rohr.
Monroe-J. Lanius.
Covington-J. w. Osborne, A. G.
Chenowith.
Lewisburg-W. Wickes.
Lewisburg Circuit-C. Hartman, J.
Slime.
Huntersville-J. McEnaliy.
Franklin-F. NJ. Mills, 7. J. Dyerle.
WINCHESTER DIsTRIcT-D. Steele.
Pc.
Winchester Station-Job Guest.
Winchester CiTcuit-T. II. w. Nun
roe, w. G. Eggleston, w. Munroe, sup.
JsGerson-J. Lsrkin. NJ. G.. Hamil-
ton.
Harpers-Fery-George Hildt.
BsTkeley-James Watts, William
Evans.
HIiIl.borough-C. Morgan, Jane,
Berkeley.
Bath-G. w. Deems. J. Gamble.
Spring6eld-H. Holland.
South Branch-D. KenniIon, w. +.
Norfolk.
Moorheld-J. NJ. Green. J. Brads.
Woodstock-M. Gohsen, ID. Trout.
Luray--T. s. Harding.
Lost River NissiOn-J. w. Cullum
CHAMBERsBURG DIsTRICT-R. Cad.
den, p. T..
ChambeTsburg--R. Bond.
Waynesburg-R. NJ. Lipseomb.
Hagersiown-Wm y. Edwards.
Boonsborough-J. l.. Gibbons.
Clsauprng-J. Clsry. J. NJ Jones
Allsghany-P. ID. Lipseomb. J
IIodgsI
C1mberland-C. Parkinson.
bedford-Peter McEnslly. T. {
Hayes
Lytil',oWs--E. Z. Ali,n, J. s. Nor
rs.
MiiIiin-G. Bsrks,resser. J. Mckee
han.
Bloom6eld-D. Shsvsr.J. Stansbury
ShippensburE-W william, ~. Enos.
NoRrHUNBERLAND DIsTmcr--J
Miller, p. T..
Sunbury-H. g. Dill. G. 2. Brown
Beavers Mead Mis-. 9 Lee.
Hollidaysburg-J Bowen
williamsburg. Forrest, r. Beers
Lswis,ovR--Hsnry Tarring.
LsWistoWn Circuit onathan Nun
roe, ]. Ball.
Berviek-Jsmes Sanks, q. Guyer.
Danvlls--S. Eiis, s. Hildsbsapd.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-03-30

RIGHTS Of WoMEN.-A bill,-the
general principle of which should be
sustained by law in every Stste,-has
been introduced into the n. York AS
'embly, 'for the protection and preser-
ration of the nights and property ofmar-
ried romen." BY the first section, the
property, both real and personal, be-
longing to any woman at the time of
her marriage, after the passage OF the
act. shall continue to be vested in her
the same AZ before her coveture, and the
income Of her estate shall enuie 10 the
husband. during the life OF the wife,
without her consent. By the second
section, the husband is entitled TO so
much of his wife's property. at her
death, as by the laws of the State the
widow is now entitled TO at the time OF
his demise-in other words. he shall
have dover. The third section prohl-
bits married women from making con
veyance TO their husbands Of any real
or personal estate. except the income
thereof, without the permission OF the
Chancellor.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-03-30

OF certain couple. and the bill. a,
usual. was passed without particul,,
enquiry. Some days Afterwards. t,
gentleman IN . distant part OF the State
having read the columns Of the Frank
fort Commonwealth, closed the pspe,
IN surprize and hurried of to his neigh.
Dor. a venerable old citizen, and ex.
elaimed-"Why. neighbor, / am as.
tonishsd; / never heard of any quarrel
between you and your wife am
lost IN amazement to "A quarrel be.
tween me and my wife :" calculated
the old man-"what do you mean -
II mean no offence Sir" replied the
hnt, but read your divorce in nv
paper aud was puzzled 10 accoun, for
II. supposed OF course that you and
Aunt Betsy had quarrelled." "Hark
ye, Sir. responded the old man. III
am seventy years old and my wife Is
sixty -eIght-we have lived together
iorty-nine years and raised thirteen
childrsn-and there has never been
the frst ill-natured word between us In
all our lives. Divorces dirorce, |
~ ~" Wy OH UDWnn w nv
what the devil has sent you here with
such a story
The neighbor made no reply. bu,
coolly took the paper from his hat and
handed II to the old man. who, with
the aid Of bis spectacles. then and there
read, TO his utter dismay. an official
statement Of the actual dissolution OF
the matrimonial bonds Of himself and
his wife by the sovereign authority OF
the State. The sgonies of the poor old
couple, a, finding themselves two. can
readily be imagined. That night they
wept on separate pillows. but early on
the following day, the good old souls
trndged off for a marriage license, paid
the fee, went before the nearest magis.
trate, and were duly joined a second
time together, each ferven,ly praying.
that the Legislature would never again
interfere with their connubial ties.
Louisville Journal.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-03-30
Northumberland. Kalbfu., John

Northumberland. Kalbfus, Johr
Hall.
Lyeoming-T. Tannyhill,I. 7. STRAIT
ten.
Bellefonte-J. Rhodes. r. w. II
Brent.
Clear6eld-J. Anderson.
Huntingdon-J. Stevens, 7. II
Buoy.
West Branch Miss. V. Blake.
CARLISLE DIsrRicr-A Hemphill
Pc.
Carlisle Station-G. G.. Goodman.
Carlisle Circuit. Gruber, w. O
Lumsden.
fork-T. Reilly.
Shrewsbury-J. Ewing, J. w. Gro.
min.
Harford-I. Collins. Elijah Miller.
Great falls-H. Best, o. Eye. T.
J. Dorsey, sup.
Liberty-Wm. Prettyman. T. Myers
Frederick City-S. Bryson.
Frederick Circui,-Wm. Butler. ].
Parker, j. Reed, sup.
Gettysburg-Amos Smith. J. II.
Brown.
Thos. c. Thornton. Agent for Dick
inson College. Daniel Hartman, Samu.
ell II. Mullen, Thomas l.. Hoyle, trans.
ferred to Virginia Conference.
oG- Next Baltimore Annual COME.
renee to be held in EAST BALTIMORE
March Il. 1888.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-03-30

JOSEPH J. MORGAN has been nomi-
mated as candidate for the Mayoralty
Of the city o. New York. by the Van
Buren, party. The Wing candidate is
AARON CLARK.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-03-30

john WOODWARD has been acknow-
lodged by President Van Buren,, as the
Consul General Of the Republic oil
Texas. for the ports of New York, Bos-
ton, Philadelphia, and Baltimore.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-03-30

The seat Of government Of Illinois
has been changed from Vandalia 10
Springfield
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-03-30

CoAL.-The greaisss coal field in the
world, probably. lies on the valley Of
the Mississippi. II would cover space
Of 300 900 square miles. equal 10 the
half Of Europe-os 1900 miles IN length
by COO in breadth - Sat EC. Post.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-03-30

O'NEILL's NEDIcIxE.-The fact set forth in
the following editorial from the Frederick
(Md) Herald, we are assured, may be relied
on, and is another instance Of tho virtues OF
Mr. o'NeilI's compound
O'NETLL's MEDICINE We have
just seen another instance Of a remark
able cure Of White Swelling, effected
by O'Neilrs Medicine, which il may
be OF service 10 some Of the afflicted to
give publicity TO. The patient, in this
case. is young man by tho name OF
Charles Rouch, residing in Patrick st.
in this city. who has been suffering for
years from the White Swelling in one
OF his legs, accompanied by bad ulcers;
during the past winter. tho ulcers broke
out fresh. The patient was induced
20 try O'Neill's Medicine, by the use
Of which the White Swelling has been
entirely cured. lie has been afflicted
from ten years Of age. and has request
ed us TO make mention of this cure
with view that others in like eircum
stances may be benefited.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-03-30

HoNEsT CAUTioN.-The following
advertisement appesfed IN a Savannah
journsl:---" Al perons are not only
warned. but absolately forbid. to give
me credit on any preience vhalsoever.
~ from this day forward shall no, pay
any debts contracted BY myself, 80 help
me God. JANIS HEWiT."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-03-30

The Hon. JEREMIAH McLENE, the
late representative from the Columbus
district IN Ohio, died at Washington
city on Sunday the 10Th inst, aged 20
years-and the Hon. FRANCIS HARPER.
the representative elect IN Congress.
from tho third district Of Pennsylvania,
died al hiss residence, near Philsdcl.
Phia, on Saturday last. in his 3Sth year.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-02
s. Joseph (.illott,s Celebrated Patent ElOn-
rated Metallic Pen.S

j ose pl (.illott's Celebrated Patent ElOn-
gated Metallic Pen.o
Joseph GILLDTT begs TO inform the public that he
constantly receiving from his manaactory in Bming
ham, regular supply OF his approved Metallic Pens
stock hand offers the best assortment in the United
and of warranted good quatyamongs which may be
found his
Patent Magnum Bonum Commercial PEN
Original Patent Slip Pea"
"Ofigna Patent Ladies' Pen"
Double Damascus Barrel" Lunars," Peruvian" New
Fountain and Damascus Pens put up in variety
stylesviz cards of dozen EACH with and al
rocco cases shell boxes and morocco cards.
Albaa Eyerpoinf and Pen and Everpont Pencils"
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
From well meed and universal celebrity Of the above
Pens by whole mercantile community Europe
and the States several Prncpd makers have endea
yore upsn the public, by spurious imitation pur-
porting original Joseph Giotts Patent but which
are utterly worthless and entirely destitute Of those qualities
writing which have established such
rallied demand for the original in country where
Is knewn!!
against ceuneres they be readily detected by
they the market their attempt impose upon
the unwary.
Each gross genuine zen envelopea neatly print
ed wrapper descriptive of the arce IL contains.
Further guard fraud the public will please
OF the following
always reading from the point OF the pen:
Joseph Joseph Joseph
(;iotrs Giloirs Gulott
Patent Warranted. Maker.
The above may had his Warehouse, No l09 Beekmsn
strhet, ore door below Pearl, New York jyli3m'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-02
yApOR BATUS.
THE CID ESTABLISHED INDICATED vAPOR
BATHS,

No. Is John street.
4 II. CARROLL returns grateful acknowledgement s
y. public and the gentlemen OF the medical profess
sion for the liberal patronage bestowed his establishment,
which has operation upwards of eleven
the limits Of newspaper advertisement preclndes
thr possibility OF giving analytical detail OF the medicinal
virtue, Naper Bath he begs leave merely 10 state that
has sale though powerful remedy IN all tbe fol-
diseases diseases, rheumatism, gou ncip
pt tumours diseases Of the joints catarrhal
plants Group affections Of the liver, asthma, sudden colds
debility ard especially powerful means OF relieving that
dangerous complaint, prevalent,
SCARLET FEVER,
which the Vapor Bath las bad an influence almost
paraeed In checking and eradcanr the fearful progress
which weekly Of nternents Of its having
this city. Persons wishing general Vapor Bath,
are informed hc DOCCiA. LOCAL BATH Is in full ope
ratior, and can be had al all tunes.
haye on several visited vapor Bath Es,ab-
shmen, in John street, conducted by Mr and Mrs Carroll,
anil have entirely satisfied myself that the Baths admins
'e''' wv WV Alex. H. STEVENS NJ D.
can cbeersy state TINT have found the Baths In John
street and comfort Of the patient con
suited. VALENTINE moJI, M u.
have In the habit of sending patients
10 AFR Mrs CAROLS yapcr Btb In John street. and hnve
son 10 be- satisfied skill with wkich they adns
sercd and believe ia this respect Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll
leave nothing be desired by male or feusle bethers
wM. j. MACNEvEN, NJ ID.
The BATHS In readiness from O'Clock In the
morning till O'Clock night day. sunday excepted
they open from till IN the nserning. sulphur
al hours of the day. Portable Baths with cspe
par, OF the city or Brooklyn five minutes notice Ne
nexion with ether ssabshment-The shakers Conccn
rated Sarapala and kverwou fsrsale bathing
TnLs and Tin Baths for sale hire. jyN I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-02

tised, and 10 indeed important portion Of the cere-
monies of love feast. Our opinion agreeswi,h that
of the gentlemen who have SO politely appointed us
the final referee