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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-29

II They say the wing ticket has succeeded in Mis-
sissippi. We wait for the returns.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-29
.,s miner at the Aston House.

n
-, evening. at six o'clock the most magnificent
unnar ever given in this city, came off, as they say Oh
~. Union Course, in the great room OF the As'ef
Hovse. 10 one of the most splendid companies ever
brought together in New York. Most extensive p'o,
variations had been made and no expense was sparse
10 procure every thing necessary 10 make u 60 OH
win eciat. The oceans Of my favorte, the D4D
Gordon mine, were awful. In order to keep out all
,oafsrs the tickets were pat high as $40 EACH The
following is an exact copy OF the one which was very
oeIely sent us by somebody-we presume the coart-
To- managers-to whom we return our ncere and
grateful thanks for the honor of the nvi,ation:-
aeo9eeoo Q eeosoo
PUBLIC DINNER "
The Hon JoHS BELL, of Tennessee, =
Nessrs GRAVES and UNDEK wooD Of Kentucky =
At the Aston House, =
O Tuesday, November 2sth 1887.
PHILIP HONE,
: GH Wa4soS I'VE wnnp, MOSES II GRisSEIL
Nj. C. PATERSON, SIMEON DRAPER, Ut. y
II. H. BLATcHFsRD,J | SIDNEY BROOKS -
Dinner al 6 oclock,P NJ n
. o Q 9 o Q
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-29

LECTURES on LOVE AND MAnnIAoE.-A great out
cry is raised in some quarters against Grahams Lee
lures on Love and Courtship. II seems that Graham
delivers those lectures to young females on one night
to young men another night but they not allowed
to intermix and intermngle. This separation of the
sexes always leads to mproprees in behaviour. Keep
the sexes together and they checks each Others
manners and feelings. From Boston, where Graham
delivered these lectures, he driven away for indie
csncy and Improperly. We know nothing of these
matters-for we never heard this nerant talk, but
to assemble the young women on one highland the
young men on the other night to give lectures on love
and court-hp, is prima tacie evidence against their
propriety. Don't go TO them.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-04

very large and speciale iny ef hs
and o - rsseni hed = Ds. Second We
s 90 5ssy essnf 81, Dse s"a As s Noun.
dent. AID Henry rs cad Elias Eliza Ms,.n sesss,a
lowing ueambe aod resolutions whch were unanimoosIy
Whereas. it is fully established that he interests Of our
LIS sf met r issss ss dsp, h hs % from
and &c ~sa md . 1 es DGs %
zeal and their inieresi ~
s:sss % meeting ;. rendered to tho
ass fss s~s sai
s. : s:.
ol the n.taoS ''''' '''"'
n.%ss whole soar esinc ~. R' fsss
Fs.o ses 70 IL pd ss e s s
sSs %S S s.e. 20 :: .s t. !
~s :. s% s. L *. s , s,s e SSs. S. Vt.
the .p, w ac'ed founders 81 COR usiu'ion and Tia,
@ 'sas $ q. ~ re s Of
s .s':s ACCENTED to "''''
Rs:ossa Chairman q :,ssos sda.s.s lcs,s
NJ Ch.s r 40" md him e Committee me-
& s. c s;s y :: H.
Library Gsiy ;.o,,,'ie Ca. a the ensuing lection
,ss". 81 r., %s ting : Re .;:s:
esucu. dciaiion DOMINATING cs%m,.'se appointed
December and his ~"s""a""' """ cons1neee
merits our dial apssobas1n. 80, -
''''''o Eswnrd Psyses, with =. Hunt Co.
" Kppman, Moore JacksoH,
IL ". Field, a. i. stewart Co
a q. Ogden, Phcniy Bank
n 4 nruwplee. ThYockmoron n Wood nm
WIN T. Lanimore, Dofcmus, Suydams q Nixon
A. y. Dow, Sturges, Rse q Barker
vislancc of appoint d. with power TO in
ere ase tber number -
Resolved That The of this meeting be signed y
'''"''' ANDREW MOUNT, President
IN S.F s sTlss'S' Vice Presidents.
En- Molie,oa, Secretaries. "a
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-04

SHOCKING AccrpEST.-Fire persons dropned-
Yesterday afternoon, as boat returning from
New York to Governors Island, in which were a
store-keepcr sergeant two soldiers and three recruits
the boat was cut through by the ice and instantly
sunk. Two of the number were picked up by a
steamboat-the others unhappily were drowned. To-
morrow we will, If possible give the names Of the
sufferers and survivors
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-04

ACCIDENTS IN MINES are unfortunately Of frequent
occurrence. Two miners-Easton and Curry, were
killed last Thursday at Williams and Co.'S. mines,
Philadelphia. A similar catastrophe occurred in
Beaver Valley, lately. Paul Miller and John Harris
on the oath ult. were killed on undermining the
Schuylkill and Susquehannah Rail road.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-04

DoSArIos.-Mr. John Fox Of Augusta (Geo.) has
lately given to Ogethorpe University five thousand
dollars
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-04

STEAMBOAT svsx.-There was a report ycsterda,
that the steamboat Long Island had been cut through
by the ice and sunk.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-04

BALLs.-This light comedian we have traced by
universal commentators through his journey south
AT the st. Charles Theatre, New Orleans, he is said
to have made the greatest hit Theatrical phrase OF the
season.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-04

- The Hagerstown Torchleht, of Thursday
says that General Santa Anna was expected to arrv,
there from the West on the following day
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-04

THE LICENSE LAVA Mr.. Fisher, licenses
innhoder in Roxburgh village, CMe.) has been con
vcted for selling spirits without a license.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-04

DEATHS IN THE CIry.-The week ending the last
day of the last year, l62-consumption bearing
proportion of 4 TO to any other dsease-47 men, 30
women-43 boys, AZ girls. Total l62.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-04

r A. B. c. (BacchanisD row took place last Fri
day, at the Chestnut street Theatre, Philadelphia.
Particulars-a fight-black eyes-bloody noses, and
q clearance.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-04

AccrDENT.-The steamboat Independence was
yesterday run into by the Williamsburg steamboat,
and considerably damaged. The crew and passcn-
gers escaped without injury.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-04

FmE.-The mansion House. known as Millions
Lodge situated on Ashley river about six miles from
the city Of Charleston, CONSUMED by fire on the
2znd ult.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-04

II The Governors Message was 10 be deliyere,
yesterday. Look out for something tomorrow.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-04

HORRIBLE DEATH.-Two young children belong
ing to an emigrant Swiss family, were frozen to
death while riding in wagon from Montrose (Michi-
GAM to Maumec
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-04

Jus1IcE.-The trial of the suit brought by James
Thompson, to recover damages of the propretors of
the Providence Rail road is going on at the Supreme
Court Boston.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-04

II The person who left a communication at this
Office last week respecting his Boy and MAJOR seaver
can have his money returned rs il will not be in
rSod
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-04

Sy Maywoods benefit at the Chestnut street The
strc, last week, was bumper. lie is good actor,
butbua spcechmaker
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-04

WR. JAMES WILL-The Court of Errors at Albany,
have made their final decree in this case The pro-
perty of the deceased is computed TO be worth two
Millions which is to go to eleven heirs at law subject
10 the following DEGREES and 800 10 the
Orphan Asylum-S 81, 600 in annmes to distant con-
nections-s50, 600 TO the children ofAugustus James,
Independent Of the interest they may have in their
fathers share-Sl0,000 TO James King, TO be taken
out of Mary Kings share-also, the bequest or de-
wise Of his interest in the mills and salt works at Sy-
racuse; and confirming the gift Of certain lots OF
land in the same village, to Augustus James.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-04

CouRT OF SESSIONS Neutrality-suspicious. his Honor
the Recorder, Aldermen Banks and Randall.
The Court met pro .forma, and Immediately adj
jou- med until Tuesday at ii o'clock.
Incsddy.-The court met pursuant TO adjourn
mcnt and the list of the names of the gentlemen sum
moned Grand Jurors having been read, the annex
ed were constituted Grand jury viz James Il.
Murray (apPointed foreman,) Robert Hyslop, Baltss
Moore Peter @. Arcularius, Alexander Mcclure DAN
vel Ii. Tcmpkins Levi Hart, Daniel Lee George W.
Gray, Thomas d. Harvey, Rufus L. Lord, George
Brooks, James l.. Rrnkerhoff John Harlow, James
5. Lewis, Edwin Stebbins, Abraham W. Cooper
Wilson f. Hunt, Thomas s. Clark
The following gentlemen were each fined S25 for
attendance re according TO subpoena james G.
Stcneall Isaac Sayres, and Samuel Martin.
The Recorder then briefly and cncrgetcally adj
dressed the gentlemen Of the Grand Jury. "The
number Of cases on the calendar for tnal observed
his honor, fare fftyseven, embracing almost every
grade ofcrime and consisting Of the following often
~, 9-Grand Larceny, 25-Petty Larceny, As
sault and Battery, l0-Goods under false pretcnces
|. Total number Of cases, rrFTv-sEvEN."
His honor then adverted 10 error which had
been manifested by former Grand Jury, in snpposng
that portion only Of their number sufficient TO
find BILL at requires, gentlemen" continued his
honor, Eat least TWELVE Of your number to legally
find bill of indictment against any person. and your
foreman, no matter whatever hi: own opinion be, is
in duty bound to ax his signature to any bill attest
ed as true by the legal number Of jurors, welve
have already stated 10 YOU"
"You are, gentlemen, TO present none AZ offenders
by envy, hatred, or malice; nor to any that
are criminal through love, fear Affection the hope
NJ reward"
with these few necessary remarks dismiss YOU
gentlemen TO the discharge efthe duty before you"
The Grand Jury having retired the list of petit lu
rors was called and several gentlemen fined for
attendance; after which the Courl adjourned until III
O'Clock Wednesday.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-04
Mr.. T. PIacide is At Mobile.

II Miss Tree made her first appearance al the
Chestnut street Theatre, Philadelphia, on Monday
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-04

LATEST FROM FLoRIDA.-We learn that Zen. 1es-
sup has marched through and through the Waheo
Swamp and its vicinity without finding single ID
dian They have all left, it is supposed, fearing an
other encounter Gen. Call must have thinned their
forces and infused some terror into the remnant OF
their tribe to cause their retreat Still the result is mol
gained. This protracted war must be protracted
longer still. But better knowledge of the country
has been obtained by the last campaign, and conse-
ent greater aptitude pursue another more success
FULLY
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-04

"You can get it for $3.50 any where else-ha ha |!
In hi! hi! hiv
Satan, ut this, put his tail between his legs and a.
ter emitting stong smell of sulphur flew away IN the
direction of He'll Gate, saying an come back for
Huntington one Of these days if he does not take
care" so he will But Huntington can give the
cold one five in the game and beat him.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-11-03
VDnl, XHwmWo. SA \


alton prevailed. aud the exception Of farm
ing utensils was rejected Mr. Flsk's
amendment to except wearing apparel was
agreed TO, aud the resolutions were adopt.
ed. Adjourned.
SENATE.
o'clock, +. NJ.
Mr.. Faster had leave Of absence for the
remainder Of the session, from and after
to,morrow.
Repofis--By Mr. Hammond, arains, the
bill requiring On annual report of the treas
urv, Indefinitely postponed. Ofthc bill to
pay Moses King the sum mentioned, that
II uurh, to pass read 81 time and passed.
| or the bdl relating to the Ii-t Of New
haven, that it ough, to pass. read 81 time,
facts stated and the bill passed, BY Mr.
/ Howe. on the bill in relation to he support
ofthc poor that it ought not to pass, laid
uoon the toble. In favor Of the bill 20 pay
Harvey Bell the sum mentioned, facts
stated. and the bill read 8 time and
passed OF bill, in relation TO poor
houses and The poor, in favor of us passage,
read ond lis passage opposed by Mr. Ran
new, on the ground that, 10 hls estimation,
II was till for The punishment rather than
the support Of the poor. Mr. Briggs dis
sc''co III "P'm'"" ''''" i'' ~ wy 'p'"
; ID support OF tue OIL, rs ProViu'hs d"
! economical pan Tor me n"ppoft OF ,nG
nninr'una'e poor. me- hAnh'y 'epheu
TO Mr. d. "hen mr. forl'r adVoca'eu ,nc
massage OF tne o,'i' va 'hoi'on vi M'
Hammond me Oh. was ia'u on 'he 'ao'e'
e by Mr. fhe'PS o' w 'nuSor D" ,'c '"e re-
. solution 'eiaI'VC 10 ,ne w. "'d'e P''son,;
n WIN Feport u ''e 'as,S ~ Tue case 'u'u
d upon we 'ao'e. by Hr hao"tE' ." tne
e resolution re'a''ng I" FRANKLIN 90 sure
5 ,ha' no oc,'n' ~ ne oe"ale was req1',eo;
E by Mr. Dew nuA99r n' ac's ""'cn puu
Il received me siGna'n'e o! 'ne U'Ver' by
n 'h 'olee,@' "' ne ON 'oT 'ut 'eme, y.
Japhet u'Hy ana o'nef'' 'acte car,eu 10y
ID and H'at'u' anu 'ne VI" pdsec"' ny CIV
z Briggs, me OH aHef'hG term OF county
IL court ID Hfa"u la'e co. WIN a'nfnu"'e"te,
ID WhcH were ADOPTED OH Feau 81 'i'he a"u
IN passed. vi 'ne OIL a''e'Ih@ terms ~ Ia,
e NONE ana orleans 70 confiS' 'Gau gu
IS time and passed. VI the OIL fe'a''nT 10
I'd duties OF sup court tnat II ouS"' "oI Il"
or pass READ ana ia'o on '"e 'aD'e' ny Wv
I'd Converse III 'aVor OF '"e ON Fe'a""s 10
IN notes ana contracts passed TO DC en9roSsto'
al iiy MI bf'ggs' OF o'I ProVIu'hs .hu' '"e
rs judges OF co. courts may remit ii''es a"u
by penai'n'S III certain cases. hl'o U" WIS
u taoie'
Res3lRt'oa' relating TO the o'a'e prs
on and providing Tor the appoIn'heh OF
committee TO settle W. TIE 'a'e suPc',n
,enden'' called cav, up ana 90 MOTION Oh 'i'
or Phelps OF WINDSOR, IaId on the 'ao'e'
'r. ''" ''r C,o' ra.snd n,
Tug "'' "p''o' At VI SUM "N'' '17''
IT, '"' o;,ia rs,, ,n, ,.o ,.,;or inv of
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SENATE

OCl' -
Prayer by the Chaplain.
Reports-By Mr. White, ofthe commit, ee
on banks, on the bill relating o banks, that
no Legislative action is reqired on the sub =.
ect by Mr. Haywood, a list of bills appro
we'd by the Governor.
Resolutions--By Mr. Howe, inquirlng in.
to the manner in which fuel, stationery, Sc
is furnished for the legislature. proposing a
committee Tor that purpose-read and pas.
sed. Committee, Messrs Howe, Klnsman
& Converse.
BiUs-relating to innkeepers and retail
ers, taken up, being the order Of The day
and considered as in committee of the
whole, Mr. Phelps of Windsor called fol
the reading ofthe bill, which was read ant
acted upon by sections. First section i'm
poses fine for intoxication, not exceeding
ten dollars, nor less than three, for the of
fence. Mr. Converse moved to strike on
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SENATE,
FRIDAY, Oct. 81.

Prayer by the Chaplain
Petitions BY Mr. Van Sicklen of the
Vermont An,l.savery Society, praying
the securing TO all persons in this state
the right Of trial by jury; read and referred
to select committee on the the subject.
Reports By Mr. Converse, on The bill
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-11-03

Mr. Partridge called up his resolutions
relative To Banks, &c. and supported them
at considerable length; Mr. Hopkins moved
to lay them on the table, carried, when Mr.
II. offered a substitute, declaring 1t inexpr.
diem, and unwse to lcgisIate upon the sub.
ject OF banking at tins session. Mr. Villas
objected tha the amendment was not IN
order: The chair decided il IN order, Mr.
Smith Of ST. A, moved to lay it on the ia
BILE. After some remarks by Messrs Dew
cy and Hatch, agreed TO.
NJ Peck introduced resolutions, declar'
ing that the Legislature has the power 20
elect state treasurer, and assigning Sat-
urday next for that purpose. Laid on the
table.
NJ Smith of Nj. moved to reconsider the
vote rejecting the bill for the promotion OF
agriculture. Laid on the table.
The herald., 1837-03-09
BRANDRETH

pvINDICATION.--Dr. BRANDRETH has
been assailed by the propretors Of other medicines
as a mercenary Quack, because he is said 10 recon-
mend his Medicine IN large quantities. and that no
good medicine is so required. The fact is, that anv
medicine having Mercury, Arsenic, Antimony, or
Hemlock in it could not be taken in large doses, be-
cause If were, such medicine would destroy life at
once He does not say the medicines to which he al
iuass have those ingredients in them, but evident
nom Their directions that great care is required in the
taxing OF them. Now, Brandreihs Vegetable Uni.
seisai fais can be taken at all times in large or small
doses according to urgency Of symptoms
One OF those who apply this epithet Of MERGE
NARY, was patient of DR.. B's for three monfhs
VIZ: from May to August, for the Piles, Of which dis
ease the Brandrcth Pills completely cured him This
man now advcrscs largely Pill which he pro.ssas a
which he labored. e aioe-
Dr. Brandreth appeals to the high estipa,iop b;s
Pills are held in in all parts of the United States th,
IS his best answer 10 all the vile illusions of interest,"
ed personsi whom ne leaves to banquet on their own
envy. iI2 On
The herald., 1837-03-09
Inn HllO HOXEs OF LADY CREsPINl
lUU ,UUU NY's DINNER PILLS have been sold the pa


medical maxim be that the knowledge Of disease
half care how greatly il 70 be depored that The ko.w.
i not ss
BILE j that few OF the great human family possess any nier
y interested VII probably be be marvel to future
&c @ The w nS H., s w @ h1 sss s S
know
attempted by any other practitioner and direct the
afflicted those few and simple remedies BY wes
FL dye n The % and % , ss.,
Of the Her instruction wi necessarily be brief but its
coSsUMPTToN this disease in one or other Of it. forms.
four thousand per.Gas G have died the g M York w, the
s victims throughout the county have bee" IL smsst the
e s ks he $ ss
ruhercuar In Catarrhal Consumion the cough frequent and
cS sometimes but Sos faeny steakea with blood Tnere j
& ABOUT s D,S s,s w pan. aod ad
therefore common kind y, CONSUMPTION climate subject
The cough returns ,s md for some time dry
ssS y H. % S S sra s Se ssn n 6 das
which increased by lying The sdc The dry cough IT length
sionay lhea,cns .ocaiio- aoea many Other painful symp
are ts@po,a, relieved 4, this stage The disc Sc j. rarely
AID tsss ard there sn a. sSerso1 Of the wasry ter Shey
light AID there almost an habtual elevation Of he spirits
Ts variety usually the r'at Of seai,or % % alnt ~ ,hc
dom be arrested in its fatal proress uness met in is first ud
Each these three varieties of phhsca consumption been.
with The following commoa synp ms ~ removing which may
brcate with than his usual feesom aud consequently with
morcIequet winch sometimes induce him relieve
hmselfby making deeper ration, siniur To- sigh When
hc does s he usually feels uneasness a chest and
as these attended with than
ordinary perpraon n 10 leave m enfeebled in the
morning. d,ncned for and affected a less of
headache
occasionally without complaining 9f the inconyen
sooehs shortly after waking in the mang gradually becoming
desrated nggnvaton 81 al the eboye
symptoms This the first stage Of consumption general and
tbs being the only which there reasonable Of
and SSif' s. S
characterized To de- this would he unprincplcd and unrel
quackery for she peenas only that her medicines 10
this early however much they relieve IL when more far
advanced.
These esceest Dinner Pills for sale at D. Rewards les
Washington Boston; Jones Philadelphia; DIR
Hart New York OF Chaniber st. fi3im
The herald., 1837-03-09
IMPOSITION AVOIDED,

Prudence AT nccrssay but The coppers
pha of medicine pul nouy and often leads worse
consequences THAI the loss Of the money.
nR. JORDAN's BALsAM OF RAKAsIRI
- hayinr been sanda medicine for nearly halt
ceutsry Lonaor for the mild aud Ie CT Of Go
norrh al ct and Leucor speak the truth the only
patent medicine whose sale k, pace with il age; and
this city has only t. inform thoe In want of such art
where be obaned single dose fails
their sole influence has tho BAfSAM OF RAKAsIRI reached
cnvahIe popularity Not single individual has
disappointed discovered w iakK indecd has safely
conveyed Sufferer beyond the pale Of suspicion This
pchars he only medicine that has Taiaed lasting
and certain recommendation and ought 10 be udciousy selected
FROM the host medicines whose
dazzle dupe and deceive the unucky and unftunae The
genuine ,LSAM OF RAkASIRI only be obtained the
following druggists, IN tlo city ofNcw york-Pfce e.
A. b ID Sands, cor Fulton and William sits j. 3. Osborne
Houston and Bo-cry b. Nones s Broadway
above Brecker W. Hor~ I Canal and Hudsop
the New York Chemical Hail. IS sixth avenue ncnry opposite
Amity 81. 3ms
The herald., 1837-03-09

- ENlNG PLAsTER-rfepaedio tor pain or weakness he
slde back limbs also
pain and Dyspepsia; coughs cols difficulty of
breathing Of the they will give nmee
soothing relief; and tor safety
taniy, decidedly superior to most .f other emede' Such
re,ssns whose
scdentary hants generally. who troubled
with pan the side breast advised to otihesc
free from those stcctuns which sonaby made
aaans, pscis generally Thc PROPRIETOR has had the co Of
selling t, daily number of this city and Of the
many thousands who have used them he has not heard ofa &
ta cornn They patonned extensively by the medfsa
Profession and tbore probably intelligent physician ia
IN United states ENer that would hesitate 10 sancto" ep
with his influence when made with their
po.itipn f2o.n
The herald., 1837-03-09

IMPORTANT TINFORMATION.-Pes
with The .oISSs comp .,.. % Losy Ss sss
sssssa w6s swsnss w:sa Espsss: sss ss.e: ss
x ss ssS s
ssl $ % = is sns :'i DR
D,cs E ss s Pre-: r. s ,a
cure ofa case OH year ..andEy.
My sx which ssass a sos ,siss ssi uls human limb
now entirely healed up alter resisting other application oI
sS o s .ssAs your See S0'an'ca Drops
w 4. s 'ls es
clases to use his owa words. doing wonders for him.. and
a.eoas have occurred were persons were pniss
s e s su,s
Liable medicine They ao the best spring and autunna ply
Prize o, or sbotsles for ss
pUMrEIEs kEMEDY FOR THE Of the best
,a na. more perfectly the pupo:s f whch intended
,es both from Inc siso Der iss and i.
o. S., the a ns yssS headache loss
Price 81 ior both articles Ointment Eectsay, oso cents
pei sos proprietor and Dr. conway BY whomthey
.ppo"@sa >, IN s'iss foi9 psis Bosdsas
Nephew corner Fulton and Water street George D. Cpses
Whss Novel; cs,hari.c and Madison
lam 81 aSS SS.fsa saad. and. 100 Fulton =, fSm
IMPORTANT TO LADIE%s % AND CENT z.
SOAP ss sa for
whitening and soenus the skim the Of
uncs thing t,t perfect the kind sons Of
the most cosmetics KNOWN to the beauty
Of The sk and the freshness ofthe complexion. II eaces
Of these wrinkles winch produced by the effects Of takes
away mpcs and the face chops and cracks and
prevents the skin from used with
in remoying eckes tss and indeed all erupions and acid
ties Of the blo0d which affect the skin
For the Toehs precious Soap untas the the
greatest utility io the toilet Of both by using this water
may be dispensed with.
For senemen to soften the heard to prevent the soap
from and facilitate the VI the take
the heat Of prevent smang and su0ns OF the skin and
10 take mplas chaps which may happen in
consequence of its heat.
surcIbe has just received per the ship Albany via New
sale BY D Hart Of Broadway and Chaber Ruhton
Aapnwa No 10 Astor House Mr. Seht film, ia Canal 1t;
Dr. Sync sornerOf Walker and Bowcry Price 5ccens
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The herald., 1837-03-09

ITO FEMALES.-Aiad Gardens Specific fr Leucorhaa,
w,.ss. from Paris, with rections ~ English, translated
from French This safe and Ell ciual
the above compa so byJ n Hart Broadwa and
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