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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-28

BY this rcnarksbe table Il will be SEEN glance the
pid progress which the fslegn trade made frem 1885, up
wards During the panic Of those foreign exchange fn
for per,d &c. lco and io2 bsng III - u under par.
From that time tho impulse given extraordinary great
deal Of this impulse natural u grew population
production, and, therefore, based real
From 1880 s3 gradual increase Of domestic exports
the best evidence Of such fact The oreitn ports from
1880 1885, indicated radngbu between laS3
up to s36 the imports entirely the exports and left ps,
Of years. with apparent balance against
States nearly eisOcoco This remarkable disparity,
indicated the years 1859 1886, Ivy sys-
credits which ambitious fnancers without real talent,
invented The Introduction OF this system began spripg
1896 and principally mstured the great Lopdcs
houses, Mesrs Virgins, wilde and Wilson. The following
statement indicating this Of policy, the aggregate
Of heir outstanding scceptsnces the London
Change at each ofihe periods named
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-28

II Dnnssosd's Benefit comes of tomorrow
Highs IN ths bo~esy Theatre. Let every friend pre-
pare for he must have a smasheg.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-28

impsred all are made here they are made princ-
pally IN New York there none in Massa chusetts
| and but two in Philadelphia and Pttsburg There
are In all safe manufacturers, with capital Of Sl7O,
0OO Seventeen years ago. there were none made
here and it is only since 1927 that they have come
INTO very extensive use. New York supplies all the
southern markets, all the Canadas, and many of The
western States The safe castings chiefly made in
brooklyn A journeyman safe maker can earn from
~ to 10 per week.
Steam Engines.-There are about ten manufac-
turers OF high pressure land engines, low pressure
ooai engines, and locomotives in New York, with
capital OF half million of dollars. One house has
capital OF S25oO0O, and has not more than $1,000
mere are four distinct branches Of the business of
engine making, VIZ :-pattern making, forging, cast
ing ana nnishng; and at least one thousand men are
constantly employed here in the making of engines
unlii lately all our locomotives were imported, ut
now they are making great MANY at home
some OF the iron in rough forged state is imported
such as the straps of beams, and the piston rods
forged but never turned unless they import the entire
engine; and these are imported not because thew are
better bat because they can be obtained cheaper A
very excellent horizontal high pressure is in full opera
ton at the exhibition, setting motion several inpen-
GUS and interesting pieces of machinery among which
IS an admirable double cylinder power press. on
which large edition OF the HERALD EXTRA
loW &c printed This ddy.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-28

IN TIE UdrkcL
Ro't Townsend, Jr. wardrn Harvard
Daniel Gorbam, Tohn WI,iey
Lew ID. slsmm, Hugh Collins,
Charles Dinglty, james L. shaiton
job HASKELL John W. Brown
Josepbus N. Grain, John ". Hunt
Banf G. Penl1,
FoR SHERirp-Geo. w. Mattel
FoR COUNTY CLERK--Alcxander MING, yr.
FoR CososER-Dr A. D. Wilson.
As the locofocos have entirely subdued Tammany
Hall and the conservatives, wa presume this ticket
will be duly announced from the wigwam. We shall,
therefore, at the coming election, have only two
tickets whig and ocofoco | am on the fence at
present. Apropos, the locofeoos have mastered the
whole democratic party IN this state The resslu-
lions issued last week from Tammsny Hail. going
the whole hog for the message, divorce Of bank and
state, are similar to those issued by the democratic
committees from Albany TO Niagara THE party" ls
now thoroughly locofoco.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-28

viii be recoscted the early part Of the revuon,
last March, gave statements these sstn
which taken ofcsl In England VIII
be remembered, that predicted that tme-March
and April as,be very catastrophe which has befslsen the
named-a prediction calculated The fAss
which have since been brought cut Al the same time 70
stated that leading houses In the American usds
would weather the and Of the rcvus1s
with sure with credit ssgaciy and repusosn'
The result . before
The process Of liquidation by these houses very sev ss
oubu are entertained whether they settle their sna in
several years Al all events, gap en by their csamy
viii BE- sosu repaired better and frnaer fcng oy the
movements Mr. Bidde Mr. King and several esang nsss-
c.rs in Mis- county. Let ne hope for the best
Sales at the steck Rrchsnge.
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An amount of this magnitude thrown the foreign exchange
market would reduce exchange parS 23o
lii highly probable the prospect Of
VIII materially diminish the price of bills by packet
such should be the thect will be curious phenomenon
in the history OF the foreign trade and local currency.
The fall which has already taken place in exchange ind
Gates the entire independence which the banks
changes bear each Other the period supensor
il was generally predicted exchange would fan
Till the crops could be brought arke The crops
deed have been highly prosperous but yet little
marienot sufficient AFFECT the exchangeabe OF
aay description sfsccurtes merchandise Yet exchanges
are falling and may continue fall.
The movements in the recossfucion OF foreign and do
trade occupy the attention OF all leading Snancie
In order understand this great branch OF csnmerce viii
be necessary take glance the operations OF past years
The following the imports and exports for the
periods named
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-28

FIRST TINE FiELD.-The following is the regular
ocofoco ticket, nominated the other evening, and
in the market.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1837-12-16

drcn -oulliyes both OF heI husbands, and
il surrounded with children and grand
children; al last when all fear OF being re
claimed by the whites, has passed away,
and she becomes ST. and aprrehcnds the
near arprosch Of death, upon a humble
pallet 10 an indian Lodge, 81. reveals 10
an officer OF the Government, wh,m
chance bad brought 10 her obscure abode
her name and story l4ting The facts
Other capture and the circumstances and
condition other family with the most sur
pflsng accuracy.
Two Of her brothers, the other being
dead, have visited her, and by marks
known TO Them, identified The certainty
Of her person, and the reality of all these
lhlereiting facts. She speaks only The
Indian tongue, having wholly lost her own
native language.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1837-12-16

FROM the Speech of Mr.. Hal
stead Of New jersey, deliver
ed IN the House OF Represen-
tafives Of The u. >. on the f.
names. Read the following
happy hit at "Van Buren, har-
Dor"
"And SIR, in looking over the
'act making appropriations for
building lighthouses, lishtboats
beacon lights, buoys, and dol
phlns," could barely Withhold
my assent from the remark. for
saw in that act appropriations
Tor almost every variety Of name
aud object, from "SaddIeback
ledge to ''Wha.e back !iaht.''
IRON ''Black boys reef'',o ..i,ap-
poose sqnaW point. But am n
other appropriations found one I
which | thought very necessary I
and which would by no means
repeal, and that was an appro-
priatIon Of $1,000 10 build a
hight house at Van Buren, har-
Dor. only regret thar this an
preparation had not been made
sooner. The ligh house oncht
10 have been built previous 10
ae last Presidential elec,ion
Had there been beacon Ijobti
at the entrance Of .hat !
'arbor, he good ship q. S. might (,
ave avoided the periious posi- /
Y me now occupies. Sir. 1,
Y arc shoals and sand bars "
! t hsrbor which threatan :
ne safety OF that noble vessel :
nd her gallant crew. There I.
re currents and counter Cur
'nls, eddles and underiows ~
inken rocks and hidden reef, =
hlch render lis. navigation diff !,
cut to moor a vessel in safety -
think 1t high time a beacon - =:
sht was erected 1T the en- -,
a n,., OF thathaibor. am for :"
,mn,',, I up immediately: and ~
. nou,u Have i 50 high that II ~
ionld enable the CIV ~ ~. les
lllant ship to see she i is .,,a' wi
~ last upon Ice shore. tba, cul
ore are breakers ahead. ana ny
. they are surrounded MIN tx
c ! AMI with reefs on the right me
q on.'he left, that they shon ni ~
aolc 70 see that there IS M WI
? anchorage in Van Buren, oes
'oo', tnat their only safety s'''
= = Their cables, but shin. and eA''
wa all saiLout OF that har
+, and not let drow anchor - y
. until they can find i good T ,ba
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1837-12-16

| ing means 10 purchase matters. Garry oul
this further; suppose mcchsDi Borrow;
$1,000 Of a bank with an understanding
10 repay ten per cent every 60 days, see
what capital is here furnished to him {,
commence wi h Inevery point of view
10 which the bank credit system IL regar
ded, i must he deemed the foundation oi
his prosperity. A young nation, with
means undevoloped must gsl on by credit
The same as a young mechanic who has
capital 10 character, industry aud capa-
city, bat no money.
IMPORTANT FROM CANADA
Events in Lprer Canada are fast tend
ing TO revolution. Blood has alread,
been spit in coriiitt tetweeo The. sol
dies ot The Government and The cillz-ts
Numerous arrests OF the liberal or reb
elPariy,' were made 10 Montreal and
Quebec, and their vicinity, the week be
tore last, and among the rcsta VIZ. MIsin,
onector IN chiei OF the sedili'rus and tfea
sonab'e proceedings Of The Permanent
"f' ~ 20 '~NHlhi'lte pi ttltDPC, ana
shIet spy Of the neniTeal IilWaIs Al
SO, the publisher OF the Liheril, news.
paper printed in Quebec. The most
threatening incident which has yet oa-
CURED IS the bold and daring rescue 81
Two OF the prisoners Asken 10 ST. johas,
and under the charge ct detachment oil
eighteen OF The Royal Monir, Cavalry.
he detachment, VITA the priso Ter, in
charge, were preceding on Their return
20 Ao'lir' al, Oh Tue morning OF Frlday
week, wbtN they were met by two srpa
rate parties ot ARMED men--;lle-first rin,,.
her'ng about thirty; the las, three hun
ofed he large body stationed in
'ieid and protected by high ienc4; com
nenced an attack upon the guard. which
Vas immediately put to fight leaving
he prisoners behind IN wagon. a htu.
enaht OF he cavalry, and three private,
we're wounded.
ureat'exc'tement prevailed ihrop shrat
Ne province, a, tie date o. the latest ac.
ohnis; ana an dru.d force has been sent
"wn from Upper Canada, 10 aid Of IN.
green cause. Mr.. papioeau is a, the
ca OF the di;alfecied party
Republican Banner.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1837-12-16

/ we cannot fcrJcarto g.ve N
mother extract Or TWO from tllis
admirable speech.
"Buf, sir, even if the United
STATES had valid claims auajns,
the States for the Immediate re.
tnrn Of The money 10 which tIlsv
are cntl'led under The deposite
act, 1t appears 70 me that gen-
ilenen present ihls gnresssnlent
~ a most ;fnfavorable ailineIe.
when, Shy lock like, they wonId
haze K exact HE full penaiik Of
lits bonilrilliS CRISIS Of ouyipo
IiIlical cnlnnlily, though nj sdlo-M
ing it sbal;tsi cut its pn,lnI ON
flesh nrnrest the hear ofltho n
Peoplo. .'eniIemcn se,aS 10 \
consider this government bku h
some ancient tciillss.l ba.Jw, II
whose powerful lord, ii,ssrncllea K
within his lrowning battlemSms
aud moatrd ramparls, haS no I
connexion or sympathy witIlsthe
People, aud hardly knows TIER
existence except when he wants
TIER aid 70 fight his battles, or
send ont his purveyors 10 plln-
der Their crops, Ny opinivn pf
q government Is, that the att-
t''de Which ii ought 10 hold#D
the People should he rather tie
attitude which, a pare I hobs
to a child, or II guardian toNA
wsrl, than tirarofi = hard heara- \
Ell creditor to his deb,nrTsf-se
.rndal barron 70 his vassaI.-
The god OF the governed is The
main end and aim Of al Gov
'rnment. One Of the very ob-
ecis which conduced 60 The for
nation If the Constitution Of
he United States, is stated in
he preamhls to that instrument
0 DC ito promote the welfare
II the people" Such laws only
hould be made as will confer
ne greatest permant good on
nc greatest number Of the pss.s.,..,
lie.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1837-12-16
From the ~. Y. Star.
BANK CREDIT.

"hat rs bank credit? Merchants >,
dff''aad At well enough, bu, IT'S practical
a'''ay may not be FULLY comprehended
oy an classes VI working mea, We will
make It familiar by a prac,,cal apnjica-
tionof its benefits.
Ayoung mechanic, builder if van
please, IS out Of his time, he is sober !,
dus'rious and capable, he has friend. M,
80 money. We y ant house bull, ~ :
80 80 ~. tor which we contract with m.
- = !, " Pay him 5000 doIIa,s M
lhTd after the hrst ,Iel - aV'''', que
one third when the second story Sn IS = up
ed and toe balance when he hands ~ ia
Key, and The house is found to be comnls.
yea according to contract. Now hcw il
lbe mechanic to begin work. He has M
money but be has character and friends.
,e must have money to buy stone for he
oundalion. pay his Iatorers, purchase
,'hes n,'teT'ais, or reiinquish bis job Ca
he faith Of bis contrsc,, he drsws up a
lie |S for $500, al 60 day.n o,, Mend
NJ rePule endorsed a1s.qas LA The !
20 the mona sos~ ,v,h1
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1837-12-16

But, sir, we have been 4
that the people Of these III.
states have sanctioned All
principles Of the last or IRE,
Executive. 10 this assert,
take the liberty 10 dissenf
deny that all the monstr
principles OF the last or pres
executive have been saucti,.
by The people OF The tn
States. For the Stated
Jersey, ! take leave to sa
many OF those principles n
been rcpndiatctl. Yes
th.d same gallant littf6
where, III the winter Df
the American eagle i,r|
broadly victorious over Tie ir1I
'fate Dfitish Lion, in The fsi1I
1886, the Eagle Of The AM
can Constitution, rose lrii,,H
AM over the roaring Lion sss
'cutiye encroachment. BlT
New Jersey is not tia
state where these prim
ave been repndiated. 1
II, atthe gallant State a.
lucky, her representation
his hall present a solid MI
ene'fahie phalanx---a,I
iaed front they form.n
Of say in the language III
oct, that they are "sliIl AZ
recess" but they will
lemsalves "dreadful II
orin" to the ninions OF Ex
We power, Ay. aud Ioul
c state of Rhode !sIanN
9, has repudiated those
pies. And last, thought
as', look to The Safe OF MN
tn the vlgorof "a infan;
les, she has burst the CHI zI
which sac Was bound 10 liz
.ecutive car, and, even now,
J noles Of her glorious yicto!
waited on The wings Of M
~, are carving joy and aIad1
y 70 every lover Of he can
"'i"" throughout our vida
country.
~ a. see ycong man % ;o,o
!. !, once ,l' and ask nam,rous a,,e.,;o,.
''n 'A'i he "aHls---so nolpI np;''S Is
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1837-12-16

Ike 70 see yang man % ~,
: p' ,p' oaics and ask oan,rous ,a. ~
I sho"n that he wants. s,p pues'onS
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1837-12-16

The entire expense orthe Florida war,
tor 1887, .a,s tbe Washington Globe is
4,782 ,9G5, ia cents H.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1837-12-16

~We received one or two numbers
of the Grand Gulf Advertiser about two
months ago; bat not one since We no
lice the fact merely to inquire whether
we are 10 have an exchange or not-ll
not, wen quit sending ours.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1837-12-16
AN Elk l'R

lRnpubilcan Banner.
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nUNTER,s DROP

HINTER's RED DROP.-Thanks 10 Dr. Hueter OF
Gottcnbcg the venerea disease disamcd OF All a. ~ays
single oe Of this nfslbe remedy proved sui
Gent the most The medicine
decisive IN it, effects and requires but lew days and frequently
bat few hours 10 particle Of disease M. avs
ten In its ration he snid 10 act like magic, wout
any after ~ consequence whatever Potb
may use ~ with perfect safety, hout
stances situation dict Price per he
warranted TO sold ny ~ Nos 100 Di,i
sion - by y LEvlsoN Agent All Intercourse shall I've strictly
connuchudL Inn
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-18
aNR MBANF c,pccfay tender. his profsso al services

3NR. MBANE respectfully tenders hs proiso al services
~ ~ ali IT, banscs the cizens ~ New York and wei W
r south and since that time visit
10 ihs first medical dcrNneun England Ireland scotland and
disease the most
moved and Efficient manner.
intel igent community I've hopes merit by
All and iulpfaiis Rglr tsniIou 20 li. affects
cnsd ms treatment " bees state that
ne,c ns medicines used " strict lance with
scrlHion uncss they prove beneficial
ANNUAL CantFa 4 Tor ISL.
IS paid advance sh ~ cntc he inv IN necessary mcd
cal ADVICE dunna the eat.
l,se a ~ medicines durr the year
nis. accident unnecessary exposure ana ~ chronic
a,sey &C.. shall be xaeft d ~ IN anuualrsn rlrts
Of;re II oIand u Green and wooster streets
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-18

aNOCTOR HARVEY, late resident surgeon @ Uuy's
~ Hospital Londoa, infms those afflicted with the vcnefa
o,scaxs forms Con hpa, elect Strclurc isclu
M. or Urine, nsm alton oi the tees kswse the
of ues throat nodes phaeedene Ulcer
Dr. Harvey peculiar treatment whta
Iowcd the ofoac week never fails To- uvcr The mos
.np,llur which destructive malady displays itself
Intimate To- the Athlete that he EnpScs
his diploma from the ROYAL College OF Surgeons
Ippn Practice and so testimonials certify
ing of having acquired his professional knowledge IN the t
medical schools ~ Eurse -
Doctor Havrys Office Division st. pear Chatham ssua
,sIere he caa be consulted at all hours. n1~-tm
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-18
TO THE MOST UNFORTUNATE MEN ABOUT TOWN
VEGETABLE PINK. acertatn and sDeeo,, c,,. r.,

VEGETABLE PINK, aceratn and speedy cnre for
T' or Gon0rrh0a and 49,, IN al Usty stages 200
bottles have sold and has been advertised bu one
and not copiatnthas been heGydby agents is meg
ctencDU
The following extract the proprietor feels his duty 10 pbsb
tsec l New Era for the whole cticras will tell s favor
81 the vegetable PINK than any thing ke might of
for GonOrrh0d and cietf
Extract from Al letter 10 DR.. Crane.
" Thare iedsh hesitation sdyfng thar
yQur Vegetab Pink ne most valuable preparation
III GoH0rrh0d and Giecf Thdre 10Th c0ss N
2yeGrs practice te major If been il hs
pfals chcre hare used ia The dggTarGfed
the hgppfestres'aits Truly yonrf Liend
tSigned) JEFFN GOODMAN, NJ ID.
No enon need be paid 10 diet and the VEGETABLE PINK
rather Pleasant take than otherwise This pra faton a
used the private practice Of several medica men of high
standing Tor several with the astonishing effects and
agents VIII sell II viii testify without 10 fs spcr
oiy thing they hayesold for the of men
Toned discusses
NAV obtained GUIoNs Bowery corner Grand :,
UNDBRIifILS Drug Store, corner OF Beekman and William
9naOf
HOPPER corner of Broadway and Franklin sts doc I'm.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-18

No. 80 DIVISION SVls The INC y mol lar
1T revisn Hunters Red Drop will sWeisedc the use
ocyey ng that known for the Vcnelca no wIhsand
lna onp cip 81 scouud els ~ ng 10 rob us fs ~ yny b
~ ~ use e n'e ~ - "a iy deceived p1rcahry WIN
theq atsrs oose tn cured weekly ~ arc persons
thai have used every thing hey rcado NOthup less than
81 rer va ~ ~ red v akc exceptto acknow
agents ~ Mht goo no further exIense, tins nwhr
ran,es 70 ec 1np aud sac I've money returned Soc
iant every hottie has ne wit signature of Uriah evison Of
whom u can W. obtained privately nj confidently Dy
sIn 81 and sl app ste Alien of LEvISON For particulars
800 New YORK TRANSCRIPT. iIo i'm.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-18

vs,O FEMALES, THE FEMALE CoND.AL OF
nEALTa,i n care Tor oil the - ses arsi nom
se By VII th many lena OF lee ie CON
situations ufie inn cea saie, pleasant ma gale
ful A., stomach lyp .psa, heatbu NJ nitu
IT, ,ce and of the O1ach, w yell 10 TINS
CORDIAL hill tor iy OF toe AMI svn al ~
A. ~ a lbc For al u, the proprietor nj 81 West otd
,,,y f,,rrcrIy i'm I'll Pdrc 81 p,r bnttIe Jlb6f
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hELANS hNI DNNH II 10 - 7 nc tF,,p ", NT
the Of s.'s'''', and th, HUNTERlAs sPE 5iFC im
has store 81 West BfoaIway WJrni9ry
Chanel a. hrso d-ofs low Duaas stc, w,sre h hlctrd
ca oil cnes warranted neery
~, Al. The the TIE ample de
scrip in ssch disc wb pan diceoas f,r rs cure, ~
- her with rspor accurately vii BE fou ~
pa,uph.i &C mIanying Patients who feel
diHdenc. sioian keep heir secret
Nv iof the AntdJe, or ~ tbs lee nc
rs- Rem anbrr delays dangerous. tsM-
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-18

nR. HAMILTON, sufrron OF long standing. and a
az first colleges r anatomy and e theory
and az physr in Europe has moved INTO the
House No al Pearl est OF and entrance ~ John street.
sher NAV be consulted every disease Incidental 10 human
ual.rp sono ~ trhcac Indicate. The most
srrate ysnerla cascs from 10 days Sores o
every time roportioncd To their stale and ma
no.. Attepdsns nj ALI oufs. Milf
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-18

MEDICAL ADD GLOVER i consulted confdcn-
l'l tally as usual during be day and evening" devotcs his
personal select anch the profession shere those
buc the skill of the neyrerensed ay ~ " with scnce
sirsnsers apnrisod that Dr. g. ha. received ur med
ica eiucat IN Phi ad hia and has connection wi the adj
versps paoks of h. day Office Ann IT, Brssdway
Private ntrancc IN I'd dvo the Amcrcan Museum Lamp
AZ the inner door. da0
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medicine Offered 20 world ever nossessed tao ~
imitahe virtues extraordinary and The universal raise
md adrri alton ofDr MAAONS VEGETABLE EXTRACT or
IIVERwORr The countless individuals abor ne under all the
svrp Of that drel malady. Cons nptnch AZ yoeut
and blood pains the roa I'll,
hestbna &c icsh and appetite hs invaluable eSryct
pcrtarpd peculiar ehe nj pocessl have an m
timely grave of mental cxulati"n only apprecia
bs those whose 81 ~ I'd ans ong study have produced
sou,e, hing of gre nj benefit to the human family
Agns in New YORK wholssae and retail BY D. Eands
cor Fulton and Wllatr; ard retail, by Hlnor Gamble
cor TDey and Broadway sscor cor Canal and faodway
Syme, 81 Bowey, walker street and vs. Nones eN
rrosdvav John Covie, jan Broope and Brssdway r.
X Austin Carnne St, nd j. Osborn, cor Houston and
Rowcry. Price 50 cents. dlslm'
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-18

Gects and at diseases Of The
eeaacd COMPOUND PILLS have enjoyed pstron re
Sir Ashley Cooper, Bansy Coor.r DR. Elotson Iond,
Allison. lSion, Lxa oEdnburrl and also the most sci
enthc physicians Of this country fifteen ~ and are
looked the great descaium oen bt ror
To the above tune discovered They Tho safe pea.
SAINT aud efcacIous remedy an those
disorders and entirely oviae Of those dsgs,ny
aud IN highly furious meir cacs
and COFavn the dangerous and az Tho
lat er are too vel kn iwn TO require comment
sir Ashley Coopes remarks Guys pta rub Te
Lancet Ut sept lTth 81 clinical lecture tuils IL
sufficient guarantee OF the high Motgans @tc
tmen, dare have observed the wonderful SUI
Moeans COMPOUND Balsamic Pills which used here
Guys Hos ta exclusively Tor ucia discharges and man,
complicated affections ct the urinary indeed M = ~
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