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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-24

aa essH %Is n, yss
mississippi Arkansas Military Bounty General Land Office
Patents titles perfected for soldiers their heirs
her LSs War "a. N
Canada and Nova Scotia h-Deer,ers from the British
o2ieiied for non paymen, tax reclaimed nHeirs under
age entitled to lands sold for ohThose who parted
uea sr lie n'Gis
Texas bough, and sod or escaaags taxes paid and titles I'M
yestgated obtained, and perfected applications TO this Of
Pos,nasler throughout the United States other gentle
sa viii ss fs 5 psf
all commissions Communications post paid
800 sections Of so acres esch parcels from 50 to 800
suaednear towns aad otherwise. Also Missouri
/ NY-TO THE fUBLIC.-By late act OF the legisla-
individuals associations from keeping offices of discount and
Sssp% pe the s iE
CHANGE COMPANIES obec, Of which is, % provide
money moi less Than twenty-five cents
Certificates Of depos.e signed BY the Treasurer and secre
deposes, which shalt the time and the such de-
onse to the amount and time General depo.
sites such may be Withdrawn at any moment and will
The money deposited with the Company will be placed in
pear nr of Managers who will invest such to
hold themselves at all times in readiness to meet the demands
As additional security for the prompt Of
all rss See ea
rest whatever directly indirectly in the affairs of the
ted % far as may be necessary payment
and the interest aeersns %
which depoors have interest, will be exhibited them at
the Recorder, in the city OF New York. au7-lm
| "JOseph GiIlott's Celebrated Patent Elem
gated Metallic PEN"
IS Constantly receiving from Els mnnaac.ory in Br%ns
% ssso on the Se s the
States and of warranted good quayamongst which be
sPatent Magnum Bonum Commercial Pen,"
"Origina Patent Ladies' Pen"
Double Damascus Barrel Lunars" Peruvian" "New
Of s@i
bat. Of SSss with
"'a' Evt cS% s9S f 70 ' TIE Psn Rsn'
Pens. the whole msIesn.s community Europe
% p Su ne
are utterly worthless and entirely destitute qualities
requisite To fine writing which have established such an unpa
rallied demand for the original pen in every country where
The public are hereby cautioned to b. cu goard
against these counteros they be readily de rted by
their unfinished appearance and by The inferior style IN which
gross efthe genuine is snysopea neatly print
Further guard the fraud the public will please to
@ t s % s sns Of the
s ss1sSs S ss!ssSs ENC; ENC;
Patent warranted naker
The above RAY had his Warehouse No. 1903 Beekman
strbet one door below Pearl, New York yllSmN
4 . LEECK Err STR ct GARDEN 255, near
ID Carmine-JOIIN wYBLIE begs leave return his most
grateful thanks very liberal patronage he has received
since opening and has the pleasure
his friends and the public ibat in addition to his
premises he has taken in more ground ogether with
very collection of and beautiful plants well
worth the pstce of lie has al
lect Band Of Music, attend Tuesday and Thursday
evenings His Confectionery and Ice Cream, Of the first
quality, surpassed by none in this city.
The strict order and decorun Is duly observed.
van Cream "a ndy
NJ. b. Admiance 10 the Garden gratis au l2-im6
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-24
PARODY

How dear to my heart are the days Of my plendour,
The beaver, the froch coat how well ! remember,
And every new fashion my taller then knew
TIE hi sss sGss ,bs ny ~ nse %
And even the Backing which shese on nay shoes
The shining jet Bae king the unsurpsssd Backing,
The boz Of this mixture hail treasure,
For olen Al morn, when from bed arose,
III be. s s"$ S s bsc"s
On ihe leather portion o. I, Bl s,. did use
The fine brilliant polish arose on my shoes
Lee Tbempsen'sjet Bscking which shone my shoes!
HOW cheap from the maker. each one can receiveh,
Put up In aneat little box III for USE
Drs e S %s se c SSsa %a
AND ] sGus sSa % M. sss OF the
A1H aess
Lee Backing which 'h0'e :" S,. sSss
CLERKS WANTED FOR the sOUTHk VEST;
and q Ss us and
contn. this year. win FAR exceed IN aoc the gloomy cal
se S.y q e. sS
employed hi. nen,h finn. cfee for instructions ~ book
sy supplied Salaries .s "a s1s,s. y ipg
viii be received At The above oce which and
open the reception Of men only young or Old who will be
conduct accounts for any mercantile house in the trading
r. Situations sessonably procured for all as usual.
ais I'm
TIME TROLLOPIAD. Travelling Gentleman IN
America Satire BY Mi Admiral, ESQ.," This : :
happily executed satire the recent Br
fish travellers in the United states II good humored snd
% many .f,ss Journals a.a Hamilton va
Ter the great Troope and the little Troopes all come in for
Also recently published fHE OLD MAIDS, their vsrie
ties Characters Contisns &c, by the author of PlebHs
and Patrisans,- "Old Bachslorx,r he. :,
aThis amusing velume, and written In an agreesbe
vern- Published and for sale ~
jyN G. sHErAhD @x breso~g.
vUvHR SUBSC NIB ~ has received bv the last arrivals
from Europe, elegant assortment Of the undernep
toned erce which he Offers Tor sale the most advantage
ems terms, vi, =: -.
lamps In gi, and broazed for OIL gas or CANDLES nsa
git and bron1ea for on and gas; mantle lamps 70 guy nc
glass drops pan. and spsnges gu n.,"
ladies' work boxes and ornamental worh LADIES P..ee
eandeschs an! br.nch cruet s.es PLATED I, eno
guns pocket, holster, and duelrng pistols -. =
ieSySpsUhC wv. wRBAks. ils runon suve'
- ULPHURIC ETH SK-A constant supply IN car
- boys and demjohns ihswi.s H. eeslc, 2. 81 dpa
for sale by DIR LEWIS FEUCHTwANoER
su7 once Courtlspdt st. nesr broadway
0AssAFRAS LOZENGEy-Ibe mos p'essast.nd
- ecscc~s remedy Purifying Ne blood For saee ny ~
ter Burnett New Yovh Cheica Mall, IS With svense eiS
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-24
VANILLA CREAM CANDY. No better eyioer

N. Il. Carriages all upon the arrival
o. the steamboat at New Haven to convey areey
VANILLA CREAM CANDY. No better evidence
several conectoners busy initiating and fosing
their miserable counterfeit their genuine Be-
of the article, and offered for sale they
sealing all he country Ii is only necessary for
what have and again asserted that in
OF the genuine receipt and aothers who pretend
felt, and such is the character of all made by
aui22w II. GREGORY, l3 William street,
ID 4. mo Aa.-DOCTOK JACKSON b
Baths from No 1879 200 Bowery where
O'Clock, A. NJ 10 II o'clock, An intelligent female who
has had three years experience the business constant at
en and boar- with good provided for nvads who
wish themselves under the medical OF
Or. Jacksea and tae Msdcaied vapor Baths myl2y
TUNHE DkVI IL disconsolate "a his throne,
And he thought OF the days when the world his
When men had cast on all heir virtnous fears
And prayers or psam-snging, ne er troubled his ears
And he sghd show can m,ng'st such vrtuous men,
Those bright days OF wickeiness bring back again;
Guilt has He'd and with IL has gone misery's sting,
Anddisease scarce soul TO my kingdom doth bring"
But bright thought struck him. an order he gave
To build ginpsace right graves
Where splenlor allured to strong potions, and deep,
50 they drank at the BARN The grave went to sleep.
But the angel who watches the wreiches Of earth,
Discever'dthe project ere scarce il bad birth;
And tn cure the foul poison an antdoe gave
BY setting the Tea Plant just close by the grave.
And iDs,rucng mankind in the way 70 procure
It's health giving essence unsuIlied and pure
He reloiccd; as he : the dark bshed hend ny,
And exulting, retnrn'd 10 his home In the sky
And this Elixir Of Life, Ills contest
The strongcst-the pnrcst-the cheapest and best,
Is found al the New York Tea Company's Store,
Greenwich street, at two hundred and scventy.iour
au1g fmeod'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-24
GuilfOrd Point.

MARINE PAVILION.-Ths selishtful summer
ll treat for the reception of company for the
Being situated directly the board renders this
place healthy location, also pleasant situatioD
where abundance Of foSd can be had also
bathing
TerSl per day. IS per week. The bar well stocked
with choice wines stabng conmodious.
N. Is. Carriages illness all times upon the arrival
Of the steamboat New Haven directly
the Point. aul2 6wr RICHARD WELD.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-24

dence inine diateIy their arrival
" All Mersandse Specie, and Baggage at the risk 81 The
owners thereof aul61N
nIAPHA NOUS WINDOW BLINDs.-some
- entire patterns OF those splendid and much admired
articles have been receved they used by
the faonabes Of London and Paris and far surps all
the the such
study unite the useful with the ornamental they pat
unusually fashionable finish well furnished drawing
room, and will be found very desirable and pleasing suis
Those unique articles pencil Of eminent
s and We had only of the subscriber ~ prices nos
greatly exceeding those ordinary window blinds
au7-2~ v. DOYLE. Beekmsn street, Clinton Hall
IDA r. ~ AZ "a "A NGl N as-DoNCOURTa sTAMMERS
beg respectfully call the attention OF their frepds
generally the and elegant assortment =
Pearl street between Frankfort and Hague Con-
rrs will find, their
where else be met with in addition IN their entire new soeA
stanmers OF the above firm, Eeasray known ~ ~
sppclston Of the Three Fingered Paper Hanger and who,
seedess IN hut strangers stands unrvsed IN Tia
h~ entrusted IN hic.re mvSisms
ssYs 2s sr ne s1~s.y s..m So--s
iorms friends and tie pukic hs he always
fuiy prepared with Ice Creams Lenseuades Meads Seda
Ices &c he, various decsciss they IN
for their recommendation ~ also the best assortment
pare and wholesome ceafectousres manufactured the I'M
principle r. w. u. respectfully invites those perss
wbo have yet had opportunity NJ visiting his saloon 10
r and allows establishment he same ..e
pleagng h'nself that his patrons will always find
and select society, with accommodating walters m-
lends devote his whole and sole attention 70 his nowey So
sblishnen Mrs. to the confectionery department.
and with the united eserons Of both hope st 70 ren cos
in.ance Of pstrorase sready 80 Tnysnn
mv1s',v opposite To Rivingtans
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-24

IIINTON LUNCU-Corner OF Broadway and Lbcr-
u ~ sreet-PRICES REDUCED.-The subscriber, crate
u the public the patronage he has heretofore received
Kindly spcits continuance o H. having In consequence OF
the scarcity OF money and willing TO merit public
re,Iur his follows Roast beef Lamb, Veal boNcd
Mutton Corned Beef i21 per pateBeef Steaks PORK
Ham and Eggs Mutton Chops, Veal Outlets Boiled Chickens,
Ovssrs Nc JOHN NJ HEATH
~ n Families suvpIied. jy2Sims
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-24
THE sUBsCRIBER

THE SUBSCRIBER requests permission to inform
@ h ee SsM x ~ sa"ns she r
frs! Of May 1897 IN the village Of nssngs situated on the
County OF westeheer The number OF Boarders will be
mied TO twelve. The studies viii embrace the following
A.ce" and Modern histories SsGg,spny Cnro
Painting Music and Dancing, Plain and Ornamental Needle
Each young lady win required c furnish FOR use
six towels, silver FORK and spoon, and writing desk.
Testimonials and letters from persons Of the highest resptc
seven years the Cape Of Good Hope and q per-
pIcation and the terms given
The SCHOOL viii open FIRST time vacation Monday,
NARY KELLY aa n .sG
TIE isyyRy 2E BS9KKEwEspTISSGTNMG ,rs
Cor the lie invites all who wish to acquire sound
a. so !" f na o ns $
been devoted to This branch OF education and he promise.
Cor his pupils proficiency the science OF accounts which
Prospec.Sss with terms and particulars furnished at the
Instruction given both day and evening.
Marshs works for sale q the rooms and bookstores
BQISSUNRs' f fsoE AZ @ @kHsr s ms:
NEWTON have removed their school from the CITY 70 the
county.
It's proyerbsl health but Of It's proximity the city, dis
tance exceeding eleven miles The house large, airy
ay they their friends and the public,
shall be wanting their part 10 afford f.
ctv OF instruction aud improvement, to Their pupils and 70
quality them liberal and accomplished education for the
rcspecta Jle walks Of lite .
Tuition comprises complete English GRADED TO
which are taught French Italian, and Spanish languages
Mnsie Drawisg, ard Dancing, 4 required. :.
Highly references viii Of course I've gwen 70 pa
rents o guardians application be made enher
the village by directed TO the post ONCE West Farms
aui2-lm
DEACH OKCHAKD AND sCHUfLK1LL
CoAIRsnsom TitIeyle Co Offer their es,eSrssed
Peach Orchard and schuy coal at the ed asd wen
ferson hest quality, and Tree
fe slaesivere 10 any part OF city at the following
reduced prices
Broken and screened and ecg .i,e. % - per ton
Nut, % do.
Lehigh, 50 do.
Orders received through the pest Office and our Dor the
ONCE ~ the Express Of Wall and Water streets, or NJ
tse coal yari, viii be promptly attended 10.
~ b-Coai NY the cargo ~ IS per ton Of z24s lbs
- Ags.-ioo bugs county mixed Rags and tor
N sale by - j. CAME Kit 4 rERssE,
aui1 ITO and III Nassau street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-24

sALUBNIOUs sTOMACH!C

uwsryssrens sssnger Beverage Powder.
. ALURRIOUs sT0MACulCtEEEEH Hk-
- CENr grNgER BEVERAGE POWDER, f0v p~w-
ucing an immediate cHcryescent arangb IN The hehse
Je sa.,s eC pecten ssyisg the thirst m well being
$4,000 win component II the Jamaica Ginger
- an r,urL extoiIea IN difficulty of digestion, where is us~dt
cna properties has stood NE test s"d "es e spprov o' No
f.std,eus a~l the Learned. :, ,..
ier sum higbess pport, either In sickDes ~ In
h or in whatever climate will surpass any other pveys-
her scq'"'' joHNSoNA CO. Chemssss,
Atther Created water Depot, s6 and W Cedar q
sods seidHtn Wssrvu, syvups of ell kwd senkn -
Soda Powders nc. -
uyREOsOTE FOR TOOTHACH-In sny ssss-
N tiy, way be- bad, witt NNi directions for use by.
je2-y Or LEWIS pxuCHTwAN0kH.1C-
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OAssAFRAS LOZENGEs-The mc@ psesaastsnd
- s~s~ows remedy uT p1ryue Ne blood For ssle ny ~
er Burness New You Cheica Mall, IS Sixsh avenue eis
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-24

Il ..e ~ 'Iua" G Gnsa I'll rsass., -
aui1 no and ia Nassan street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-24

NEW 1ONk LIFE INSURANCE. AhD
IN TRUST COMPANy-Pcrsons may effect insur.nccs
and either whole duration Of life, ~ for limited perl
3D. The payments OF Frenun may De elmer maze annually
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-24

Passengers Boston will Rail Provi
deDce inime diately ON their arrival
u All Mereandse Specie, and Baggage at the risk 81 the
owners thereof aul68A
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-04-15
LETTER FROM SANTA ANNA.

MANGA DE CLAvo. Feb. 2lst 1887.
Alter SO many reverses, troubles and fatigues,
thanks To Providence, and 10 the disinterested
generosity OF General Houston, ! arrived yes,er-
day at this. my house. | assure you tha, feel
much Indebted to the captain, officers and crew of
the Pioneer for their kindness and attention 10
my person during our passage.
much regre, that the severity Of the season,
besides other circumstances, would not permit me
TO make longer stay in the U. S. and to visit New
Orleans.
enclosed copy efmy first communication to
the government, winch beg you not TO publish
You may see by it, that must have felt rather anx-
'ous to re urn I" the country, aso that aItfouah
absent from it, was not ignorant Of the affairs
An impartial and candid expose Of my mil
,ary operations in Texas, and Of nv Conduct
SO variously misrepresented--during AID subse.
quently to my confinement, which | am props ring,
will, | assure you, enable to dspel the strange
notions the people have formed, on my account:
as also the caiumnties my enemies have heapet up
on my head during my long absence. feel con-
sinceS that the government, the nation at large,
sill Go me justice, and this with retired life n the
bosom Of my Peceable family, is now my sole am
5ition.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-04-15
From the Western Telegraph.

have for some years past with appalling sensa-
tons Of mind, noticed the prevailing practice OF
burying the dead go az It is generally DONE II
there was prevailing Epidemic raging in the coun-
try. and it supposed to DO contagious, the addition
al efilnva arising from the dead bodies when they
are dying every hour in the day, fthey were kept,
it might he said that the living were injured for the
dead. In such cases, common prudence would
dictate that the dead should be buried as soon as
possible. Bat when there is prevailing cpl
dem;c, to fellow mortals. as soon as the
breath is out Of them, hurried off to the grave, is
enough to make rejecting, mind shuJder a, The
sight; for we know that there j, bare possibility
Of resurrection, altho' there is not probability
If resurrection should take place in the grave,
the very idea is awful. We know that John CLARK,
a seaman at Marcus Hook, below Philadelphia, d.
ed the third day Of his sickness, Of the yellow f-
yer, al IL O'Clock NJ. A,6P. NJ Doct. J ohm Rush.
the attending physician Of the Hospital, saw the
deceased. From his robus, make and constitution.
together with his short illness, Rush could no, be-
iieve. he was dead. and determined TO attempt to
He filed his coffin with warn, en-
ber.. and poured warm toddy INTO bis stomach
the deceased began to get warm-a reaction took
place a, IL o'clock at night, his lungs inflated, and
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-04-15

IN my Communication to the Gover,n...,,
not forgotten my poo: compa mons 10 am. ,. I've
ed As prisoners in Texas. II my advice CO. s
vail IN the councils Of the nation, they you'll -
return 10 the boso" of'her sil'e,ed fam,l,e.. -
stop be put to the present state Of var NJ, =,
Texans, and this IN IN honor,hl. .... s 'se
would Oe the last to consent to b.,c eo.... !
Of the national honor. rs my advessar,e. h.."se
c'ously induce the people TO believe. -''e
i'emain. &C. &C. SANTA ANNA
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-04-15
(Fsoo the National Intelligcassr.
NV YoRk, MARCsI

The agitation, the panic, may call it, Of
this city yesterday, even after wrote you
no Den can properly describe. A meeting oil
merchants was called in the evening. which
was attended by the most respectable and
powerful business men Of this city. Groups
Of merchants continued in Wall street until 8
o'clock in the evening, at which hour this
street, SO throDged by day, is usually quite
deserted at night. The rumor going abroad
that eight or ten Of the large jobbers, who
had remittances to make, would stop pay
ment unless the banks came to their aid, but
added to the panic. The capitalists, who
have vet large sums Of money on deposite in
the banks, dare not share, and the banks dare
not discount. The arrangement made with
Mr.. Biddle has, however, quoted this panic
in some degree. There was but one impor-
tant failure yesterday. 1t HAS rEEN a terri
BILE time. 1hope the panic: is over, and be-
lieye it is SO in fact.
The merchants whose names are appen-
ded to the letter Of Mr.. Stevens to Mr.. Bid
die arc among the ablsst and most respecta-
bic in the city, and some Of them arc yet sup
porters Of Mr.. Van Buren,.
The letter Of Mr.. Biddlc, with the good
feeling pcrvadirgit gives great satisfaction
to all parties here. 1t IS humiliating that the
great city Of New York should he compelled
to 60 a begging to Philadelphia; bat the favor
is conferred with such q grace that the hu-
initiation is forgotten.
The usury question is now much discussed
in this city. The boarding Of money gives
great offence at this time, but nevertheless
almost all the bankers and very many Of the
merchants, wish to repeal all of the usury
laws. Thefeeling at Albany is entirely chan
ged. The disposition there now is TO fix the
strongest penalties upon usury.
Three o'clock.--Thc banks have discount
ted with great libera.ity to-day; but the de-
mand for money is also very great. There
10 . much better feeling than there was yes
terday. The arrangement o: Mr.. Biddle is
inspiring confidence, which Is now SO necc.-
sary. The merchants are pre- pairing 10 make
their rewi,tances by Saturdays packet.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-04-15

which is to be detained two days to give time
for Mr.. Biddle's arrangement TO 60 into Ell
feet, and thus to save: Incorporation of spe
Gle.
RESULT OF THE MEETING.
AT meeting Of delegate. of banks of the
lcitv of New York, held on the 3Oth of March,
1857
II was unanimously resolved that the said
banks, according to the wishes Of the COM
Imittee Of merchants, and Impressed with the
tpeculiar exigencies Of the moment, will forth
with Incl ease their discounts, in the aggre
lgate, to the extent Of ONE MILLION FIVE HUN
DRIED THOUSAND DOLLARS.
ALBERT GALLArIN, Chairman.
JOHN FLEMING, Secretary.
The Manhattan Bank agrees to issue a
million Of bonds payable in London, and an
other million here.
The Girard Bank, of Philadelphia, agrees
to issue one hundred thousand pounds ster-
ling in bonds, payable in London.
rThe Bank Of America has made an ar
|rangement with the Morris Canal Company
to issue u million Of dollars of the bonds Of
that company, payable in London, at ten,
twelve and fourteen months, bearing interest
at six per cent. per annum. These bonds
will be endorsed and guaranteed by the Bank
Of America.
tThe Bank of America will also draw
their bills on the Rothschds, Of Paris, for
upwards Of million Of francs.
NORFOLK, MARCH 81.
A WfNDEALL.-It is said that worthy far
mer in Norfolk county, few days since,
while ploughing his field. turned up a stone,
which covered the mouth Of a small brick
vault, containing box filled with doubloons.
The amount is said to be fourteen thous-
and dollars. As the box was decayed, the
treasure must have remained hidden for many
years, and was probably deposited during
the revolutionary war, or by some pri-
vateersman from the river, on the banks OIL
which the farm is situated.-[ Beacon.
A slip from the Norfolk Beacon states
that the French frigate ANDRoxEDE, Capt.
HENRY DE VILLENUvE, So days from Rio de
Jeneiro, having LOUIS NApoLENN BoNApARrE
on board, arrived in Hampton Roads on
Thursday night last.
We learn that he, and also the officers and
ships company, are in good health. The
Prince will land at Norfolk, and as soon as
the ship can be provisioned she will return
to Rio de Janerio.
Tho frigate SIRENE. Com. DUporER, having
on board NJ. LAPoRrlER, Minister of the Uni
ted States, sailed in company.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-04-15

he brea,hed and perfectly recovered. All lave
heard of the resurrection Of the Rev. Doct Tennet,
who died Of consumption, and resuscitated on the
.hird day, who after lived to good old age.
Many others nigh, be recited. have no doub,
but many Of the tales Of Sections digging old
graves, ard finding the corpse turned on their ia
ces, correct. The equal and regular heat Of
the earth is we'll calculated 10 produce a reaction,
if there i. any possibility Of Nature becoming
tored to life sg.;n. II is no uncommon occurrence
to hear Of persons being buried when they warm
in the region Of the stomach, and in some the
warmth extends towards the extremities.-l think
there can De but opinion on such cases, that
Nature is about react that 10 the process BY
which the body will soon be decomposed to its ma
tive mother. the earth. Il does appear that the lv-
ing ought 10 wait until Nature had decided the case,
as she will ask long time to decide have
other serious objections to the disposing Of the
dead SO soon; its influence society is ell call
culated to make the rising generation think, and
treat death lightly.
DANIEL MILLlklN
We the undersigned, Physicians. having read
the foregoing. and 90 concur in opinion and wish
the same published.
LRIGDON,
S LITTElL,
j. b. MCFARLAND,
GEO. w. KiDDEI.L,
e. FALCONER.