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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-01-13
INSTRUCTION To REPRESEN
TATIVES

The following remarks on subject
which mas been much sguaIed within a
few years, are extracted IRON Essays. bv
Noah Webster, written forty-elghi years
ago. and published 10 1905
a. Jaw is the will of tchoie state.
operating upon the ,chOie state. In our
governments, representatives. are chosen
IN districts, cities, counues. or townships;
hut, when chosen. they are the represen.
fo,ires Of The tchole State, their acts
operate upon the lrfole State, aud the
good OF the wtole State is the object Of
their laws. Hence the rule If decision.
on all questions. is the common wM, or
general sense Of the whole State. Now.
this will be collected or formed only in a
convention. or assembly Of all the repre-.
sentdtives, The reasons, arguments. and
objections Of The whole State can be
knnwn only in such an assembly. Thew
cannot be known in local districts
Hence the electors themselves. in a
particular county. city. or town. have
no RICH. In decide question which is IN
affect the whole State. without .consulta
ton with the People of all other parts Of
the State. Who are as much interested in
the question as themselves. The reasun,
then. why a number Of electors have no
right 20 give binding instructions TO a
representative. is, that they themselves
have no right or power to decide what
is for the common good Of the whole
community, without hearing the facts,
reasons, arguments, aud objections which
other persons NAV allege for or agalns,
a particular measure. For the electors
IN a district tn decide positively what is
proper for the whole State. without
consulting Others who are To be affected
By the decision, is to PREJUDICE the ques.
ton; il is TO defeat the vere oblect of the
representation of the whole STATE. Men,
as individuals, may have their opinions
and express them; but thrse apinions. ~
regard 10 pubic measures, are subjeci Il
, be corrected or modified by the opInisp,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-01-13

A resolution has been offered IN the
House Of Representatives If Pennsylva-
MIA. for The appointment IL committee
10 investigate the manner in which The
Bank Of the United States obtained is
charter 81 the last session. We hope IL
may prevail. and that the investigation
be made with the utmost scrutiny. The
Bank and the members Of the last Legs
lalure have nothing TO fear from such q
cOurse;--it will be rather benefit. az ID
win put 10 rest the miserable slang OF
bribery and corruption hsrPed upon
from one end Of the state 10 the other.
and cover With disgrace those who have
been 50 liberal in their charges against q
portion Of the last Legislature.
Beaver .argus.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-01-13

A good rsricalure. IN erayon. has been
shown Al Washington. II represents a
large Stable (Augean.) with " Stalls for
the dlffereu, Departments. labelled Urea
suTy. War. &r. &c. The door Is locked.
aud Wise and PeyIon are standing thun
deriag without. having spades and brooms
ready for sweep. The Phlz Of Mr.. ID.
]. Pesrce peers out Of the Stable win.
dows. exels,ming -" We cant let you
in to clean out generally bu, YOU may
by and by. take of lillle specific dirt. "
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-01-13

Ektrart 81 a II .trr iron a friend 10
member nj Congress from the stale Of
New Ylrk.
TsoS. Iondav Irsatnr Ia, , 1887.
"The lower par, &c oar civ has be-
come moierh Pampe,i. last evening.
about seven O'Clock. Ihe hull Al the lower
part uf the cIty sid dam. Covering up
houses, barns. g.. with men. women.
aud children IN them, II has covered
up every thing hail way ~ The river,
passing over ski. ifth. and fourth
streets To third street.
Never was there greater CONSERVATION.
The whole city Is alive. nd IA the spot.
with thousands from other places, dug
giag uu; the dead They have found
eleh, lead bodies. and 10 horses. |, is
impossible To say how many lives are
lost. | have just come from the spot, aud
I saw them dig OUT two lI,le children.
lying in trundle bed, sleeping The sleep
Of death. without a bruise upon them.
probably smothered.
Where Fourth street was, the earth is
at least sixty feet high. There were not
, many houses near the spot, but wha,
were. are buried. Il is calculated that
seven buildings, each occupied BY Two or
three families. ATE DESTROY ed. There
was house upon the hlll which has not
been discovered '..*
Twas sitting in nv house. and heard
rambling noise. like dlssan. thunder.
and wen, To The door. and saw light in
the South aud cloud coming over the
city. aud soon gravel fell like hail, soon
the bells commenced ringing, aud went
to the spot immediately The brick kiln
was carried hundred rods, and was on
FIRE. I, gave light enough TO see the
horrible and novel scene.
! To add IN the dreadful sublime. the
! wafer came foamlng down the hill in a
torrent. II is now evident that The earth
about here is volcanic, or tina, the water
comes from the mountains east OF US.
The swamps that is no, filled up with
earth. is filled with water. IL IL a me-
lancholy day with Us. =:
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Standard.

The Senate yesterday (6.h) spent some
time in executive session. Amongst the
business Transacted. was. we are glad 10
learn. the confirmation of Major Gates to
a re appointment to his rank IN the ar
NV. from which he had been stricken by
the President cf the United States. and
subsequently, nominated for restoration
for the purpose Of atioriing him the pri-
vIlege Of trial by Court Martial. s'
National Eaiei.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-01-13

i kn0N aiih what ansnity Of manners,
9th whai aengaging and Bnpresendiag
kindness. she welcomed the guests % is
Inequalities. She vas destined moi 70
share The adeclionale farewell greetings
silh which The country 10 prepared 70
salute the close d he Presidents resid-
enre a. Washington. with which. in all
private and social relations. she Was
identified. Mrs. Donelson Vas seixed
9th hRmorrhsge % The lungs Il hrr
home N Tennessee. shortly before the
period fixed or her return. She rallied
lor iimr, and hopes were entertained Of
her recovery; but relapse. in The early
part al December. hurried her 10 The grave
on lhs 18th uf The month.
Warrington Globe.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-01-13

With melancholy feelings we record the
death Of Mrs. Donelsou. the beautiful and
amisble wife Of Andrew Jackson Dopel
sou, late private secretary Of the Presi-
dent. This most es.imable lady went to
Tennessee during the summer. and ex-
pec,ed TO return with her uncle on the
first Of December. For the most part,
since the beginning Of this administration.
Mrs, Donelson has presided al Inc Presi-
dents mansion; aud all who have visited
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-01-13

The Legislature Of Connecticut has
closed iIs extra session. Ii WAS called
for The purpose of making provision for
receiving and dIspOsing 81 The proportion
Of The surplus revenue falling 10 that stale.
Tie bsll passed upon The subject appro,
PIRATES the m"nsy 10 the towns. one half
The ProcerJs 10 The applied To The support
of eonmon schnols-ihe remainder 10
The disposition 0f the I0wn authorities.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-01-13

Both branches Of The Legislature have
adopted resolution 10 adjourn on sa,ur-
day nsxG hnI IL Is believed BY those who
are best acquainted with The business be-
fore them. that they cannot. ia justice TO
the public interest. adjourn until the LAT.
ier part Of next week. Star.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-01-13

The Cholera. The cholera was rag
ins at Naples on the Sub of November
The deaths being from $40 Ia 100 per
dsy--increased by rumour 10 500 IN.
weather was cold and uncomfortable. and
the crest Of Vesuvius covered with
snJw.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-01-13

Santa y7pna.-'rhe Lexington Ken.
tucky) ln,elligencer, of the 30lh Dscen.
Der. has the following paragraph:
General Santa Anna. President Of
Mexico. arrived IN this city, on his way
to Washington. He is in bad health.
aud will. we understand. remain IN this
city until he RECEIVERS so as To be able to
travel"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-01-13

The lower branch of the Kentucky
Legislature has passed a resolution iavo-
rable TO the recognition Of Texan Iade
pendence. Il has not been acted on in
the Senate.
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correspondence of The Raleigh Register.


Washington City, Dec. 10
Nr. Wise's resolution in the House
H' Representatives and dr. Ewing's in
,''F SeuaIe, are still under debate. The
'"'her' WHICH proposes an examination
~" The manner in which the business of
''e Executive Departments Of the Go.
'eraneai has been conducted. continues
I" De warmly opposed BY the friends Of
''e Administration. and attempts are made
~ ~ ~olract or postpone the discussion.
'H's does not look well: for il the BUSH
Re'' OF these Departments has been well
,al'lged. the friends Of the Aiminis,ra-
ao' ought rather 10 court inquiry than
:. . ''Iett To II. Mr. Ew,ag's resolution
q ms Senate, which proposes the repeal
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-01-13

M. POindsrisr.--It will be gratifying
10 the many well washers Oi Mr.. Poiu,
dexter. 10 learn thai the Ns,chez Courier
al. The 5ih inst. represents his situation as
improving. aud tina, there was then fair
prospect ofhis recovery.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-01-13

Lemuel Turner. convicted of tee mur.
der nj Capt Hsrs-ll. uf Haldax. wNs
hung al Oxf"r,i. Granville counIy. pur.
suan, W senlence. On Friday last.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-01-13

stead Beach. lhsl he lark Msxfso. from
LiseEpa0l. bosrded to dare agn by lhs
ness-hoaas, nof being az e 10 gef apilof,
was driven ashore last night On Hemp.
stead Beach. fes miles east nf Rarka-
way. and oul Of one hundred and sixfern
persons. passengers and crew. sigkf onls
are saved
This vessel was below on Sunday
evening. and announced in our paper a
yesterday % siill below. cifh q flag of
disfress fyiHg-bui none being there n
relieve her disiress-no pilot 20 lake
eharge--she. with more than one hun
dred human beings. prrished in sight al
most oi her pnrl.
The wreekmasier brings lhe inlslli
genee. having just reached The city. The
vessel went 10 pieces immediately.
Public Lands.-fhe United States
now own about 1872. 0OO. 900 acres of eur
yeyed land.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-01-13

Thomas W. Wesley has been re.eIert.
ed Governm al the stale Of May land bv
al almos, unanimous vote vi the LegIs-
lsIure.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-01-13

fewbern Sentinel - Viz. Thus. Wat
son has disposed II This establishment 10
John A. Bsekhouse. esq. by whom the
paper will. in future. be conducted.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-01-13

MericO and Spain.--Is is said that
SPAN has at nngth acknowledged the
Independence Of ~ xico.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-01-13

or the above, I22 millions can now b.
entered a, Sl:25 per sere. Ten millions
more Of new land Will SOM be thrown
into market There arr shoui one hun
dred millions Of arres of uasurveysd land
IN the above states 10 which the Indian
title mas been exiinguIshed, and about
eighty millions which IN. Indians sull
claim. EGfchSz Free Trade.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-01-13

The small pox prevails 10 a considera
bic extent ~ Richmond, Vagina.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-01-13
Office fine Ntw York American,
o. vary 4ih 2 o'clork T VI

= .4,gfd Stiprreck and Loss Of Life.
w" stop the paper TO announce that
intelligence is just received from Hemp
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-01-13

Neam POrerVs. Horsss--Iiis evident
sliai - . few yfars. steam power alii be
applied % such = Eaneiy &C pur,, .srs.
,hal The services u The horse. - tia OF,
vii no longer h. required DR. i.sslasE,
IN ms excellent treatise on lie sstsm
Engine. eompalss Ihsi lhsre arr above
one mdlion oi horses rngsgrd in i;rexf
Baltaia. ~ various WAYS. In Transporting
passengers anil goods. ard Ina, 81 s,,,..art
raeh horse rsqHifss ss muea isad q
would up"a 80 average sap..nrl rignt
men. II this quantity 81 animal poaer
we're displaced b. steam eng,rrs. snt ia
means II transport drasn lra,n alle h..~sis
II lhs .srih INSTEAD 0f hung rsi.sd u,.na
''s surface. ihrn. s"pissiag IL hive
esic"lsil"a e"rrsrt. a. mnsh iand .aaid
berome available E.r ihe sappuEs IT human
brings. as would suffice Cor an additional
population Of eight mllll"ns--or ~has
amounts 10 The same. would lncTssse the
means OF support Of the present poPuls.
IIon BY ab"uI one. third Of the preseni
available means. The lsai which now
supports horses. woUldihen support mens
or produce corn Tor lood.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-01-13

RAY.
Nn~> TAKEN up by Hugh Cue.
vERI ~, hvng SIN miles 9TH frou
NN Hllfborough. % the old rad
G<r~~Sa leading TO Chapel Hill, aud en-.
tered on lie stray Book Of O.snee county 90
the .to nf Jsnnaiy. black and white cow.
marked with large slit ia the iet ear, crop
and under Bit IN the right ear. and the cad Oh
her hurne III OFF
JOHN A. FAUCETT. Ranger.
January ne. s2--3wp
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-01-13

ofall ether persons Via are 10 bs afsrIse
nv s1eh measurrs II sharI "a ..-disi.
dbl apinlons are 70 he r0Rsn l. nv
he sense q he community. tsilerssd ID
ihe whole representation.
The popular doelnne u he nghi 4
instructions u one IL the mast aBsura,
- eel - psraiciOus. that @as ever
brasched IN . rrpublic."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-01-13
EXTRA DIN ~ PHEN0MEsON
AND ExTEh sIvE CALAMITY AT Troy n. Y

Extract Of Letter from a friend TO
member nj Congress from the stale Of
New Ylrk.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-01-13

PuJtic sale.
A the late rest i,e = H., ueI Sirayhorxs
decreased 80 r. day tie cot. II tits nst.s
Ne Ill P1ore",' u .-
abnnl One Hundred Barrels IT Corn,
large qusnui, ri HAY. Fodder. Us.s a
Hhs. ons Wagon sud Isar,
Farming Utensils.
Household aud X, tcaen Furniture,
an m.n, 8. e,,.c..* SIr, sn.nths credf
WI Ne g"en te purchase, esi.a bond with
appr,.s,y. ~trH*tV
ANDREW BOULAND. , H.
sAML. srRAYhoRN, H1"
JsnGsGs o. So
Public Sale.
on tie ST. OF February ext. ! shall sell, a
pubic cutlery, on credit of twelve months
at the couu house in Hsborough, very Ike.
ly NEGRO GIRL. about eighteen yesrs old,
Bond AID security viii be required Of the pur.
chaser.
WIN. N. PRATT. Guardian
eihe children 81 Mrs y abe ON lafs
Mrs Elisabeth JEmss, u,aeu Of TAomsa
James deceased.
January 10. 52~-r
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-05
VAPOR BATHS. o-
the OLD ESTABLISHED INDICATED VAroA

sfre
p CARROLL returns grateful ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
y. public the gentlemen Of te medical proe
which successful operation upwards OF eleven
years. As the limits of newspaper adv I % pcinal
virtues OF The vaper he bes leave merely 70 STATE ' n
has been found sale though powers, goa mcp
tumours, diseases OF the JOINTS c, colds
debility and especially powerful means OF relieving ''"'
dangerous complaint s9w r pEEsTT'FiEiS FEVER,
which the vapo Bath has had an n mn an nroere
which weekly report of ntermens announce u 10 having
haxe ,' several occasions visited vapor Bath Esta
shmen in John street 9y The Baths are admins
tered there with skill and a''e hLEx. H. STEVENS, MD
lean cheerf,v state that have found the Baths in John
street web attended 10 and eye 4fENTINE MoIT NJ d.
have been for many years The habit Of sending patients
10 Mr. and Mrs CAROLS vapor Bath John street and have
. eq%sB Se ysa saed ' % the @ With Which they admin
leave nothing to be desired " wM Ss j. M sf MD
morning iii O'Clock ngh, day, sunday excepted
when they open from ill in the morning. sulphur
persons administer them when reqnred sent 10 any
pexion with any other esiabmenThe Shakers Concen
rated syraPs q sar,apaa and Lervor o'ns ys ha n
ID MEDicATE sD NAfoR BATHS. 200 Bowsry.
ondarn Ie c a" have eshed the character Of
Vapor Bath powerful auxiliary in medical practice
disease ha. equally successful few OF the speclhc e.
fecs of the medcaed vapor bahso remove the enects OF
mercury from relieve difficulty OF breathing
and asthma other diseases OF the chest lungs
strength the stomach to the digestive organs AMI
cure and consequent disorders; acute and
chronic nammaiion promote The peelng o. ana
chronic ulcers and rheumatic pains and eelngson
the Joints; promote the absorption of dropcal hurour 10
govt all lis forms in less time than ony other agent ht
used. o. -,
Also, kinds Of erupiye diseases Eryspelas or 81 Anho
ny,s Fire. Rheum, Scroulous Eruptons, &c uDedes
relieves exhaustion and fatigue, raises the spirits lranquizes
nervous irritation and increases the appetite. :,
Tho frpih Of
deuce 10 hundreds who have tested their curative power
These baths are believed be the only IN operation III
his country under the direction regular physician 1t Is
proper mention thar they bear resemblance Whatever 10
those employ ed in the rhompsonan practice
Visitors have bath al five minutes notice, from eigh
O'Clock, A. NJ, to IL L. NJ
Rowarr my30y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-05
bennett. Newspaper E-,ab,tshment.

NoRriNe HERALD-issued every morning except sunday
Price cents per copy Country subscribers furnished
the rate for any specific period remittance in adj
vance. No paper sent ont unless paid in advance
EvENISe CHRoNcLE-sued every afternoon nj One ococL
Price two cents per copy Country subscribers furnished al
the sam rate-cash in adv ance. -
WEEKLY HERALD-issued every Saturday morning =, =,
elock-Prce " cents per copy Furnished country subscr
bers at 80 per annum, in advance. f
WEEKLY CHRoNcLE-Not yet published-but will he .,or
in al those papers AZ ts
usual rates-aways payable IN advance. = ~"
CORRESPONDENCE address tbeir le,~.
70 be post paid. y" "us'"'ss
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-05
WORM SUGAR PLUMs.-A

SwAIM'S WORM SUGAR PLUMs.--An enicacious
- and medicine for children be
discharged in numbers, and where there APP
pearance OF worms they do much good IN carrying of the
erection Of from the stomach and bowels which
rates them, and injurious tochdren alive For
sale by the propretor's agent.
~ b. GRAHAM, No. 90 Nassau street,
mNll II Corner of FnOn.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-05
TOOTHACHEi TOOTHACHE !
TO THE TOOTNACHE.

TOOTHACHE TOOTHACHE!
TO THE TOOTNACHE.
Curse upon thy venonld stsng
That shoots tortured gums alang
An tiro' ges many twang,
WI knawing vengeance;
Tearing wi bitter pang,
Like raling engines.-Burns
nR. BRAMAH'S ANTI LII
~ GU EUR. having been long established and generally
approved by all that have usedihnndreds
whom have saved the exhoitant charges OF dentists and
have their food and enjoy the uxuries
of perfect OF teeth II purely vegetable hqnd anu
in can possibly njure the other teeth FOR sac
retail by Messrs. Sands, corner o Fulton ana
William Minor and Gamble corner Of Dsy and @
way; r. d. Hart 1877 Broadway and retail by W. Forbes 5o
Pearl street. of j. h. Nones, 64 Broadway W.
HOW'LL, OF Canal and Hudson; L. H. Austin 40 Gar
mine street and Burnets New York Chemical Hail. % SIKH
ay.nne price 50 cents per pbial je1-3m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-05

nENTISTR Y.-TEETH worthy objects of the an;
- aomists the Psychologists the chemists the nal ural ana
the practical surgeon So says Doctor Hare .
r.. GEDNEY Dentist formerly OF No. 20 Park Row. now ~
Chambers has the pleasure of announcing TO his TRENDS
and the public his from Europe after absence OF hve
where he has spared pains in perectng
himself in the art of his profession
lie brought with film large and choice assortment OF ma
aud Venetian Enamel Teeth, which be set artificial
y, from single tooth TO an entire set - .
E. pledges himself carous decayed Teeth with
gold annail o them ree from pam LOT
life; incidental TO the destruction or
that may njure the beauty those invaluable organs
lie is kindly permitted refer to the Rev. H. Anihon d. D.,
ST. Marks Church; Rev. Fras L. Hawks, d. d., 81 Thomas
Church, New York
lie may "a Chambers few doors west OF
Broadway. 100
New York. 10th December 1886.
Mr.. f. Gedney-Sir have perused with some attention
treatise Structure Diseases, and Management OF
the Human Teeth" and think, with the highly respectable
gentlemen who written favorable opinions that the
views have taken of the subject termed dentistry
shown extensive acquaintance with ITS various
tails Your auson the importance OF the regular ate-
Of dentist both in private families and public semina-
rie H. opinion, worthy the highest consideration Your
collection of dental thing OF the
Ihave Its variety fitness and fnsh filled me with
agreeable surprises and leaves doubt of your skill and ability
in the udcious of them May on and prosper
ml8SmS (Signed) :. L. niICHELI4
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-05
u RUP AVID HEALTH RESTORATIVE 10 snff.r

ing from the abuse Of mercy and the sfes Of
ger mrctfecty cured with rnna # the disease slurkng
10 The system the vas
uon this medicine sndce valuable This cvc alternative
and turihr Of the blood particularly sdapfd those afflicted
with the syphlo ard mercurs rbeumaism with pains tho
bones sometimes attended with uu " ard nduntions tedious
ndole u and scronlous ulcers. hroats
head discooaon and rupions o the skin with falling
The air attend With general debility This dcinc while
cea1s and punes the blood eiadsaiing Of dis
ease NJ the time the
and imlsrts esh tone and vgor the whole system
and restoring tho broken constitution when all ether remedies
o no avn, Sold al Hunters Medcaloc No pvsoa
Price 81 bottle. nytIu
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-05
CUPPING AND LEECWING-M ninnte.s no.

CUPPING AND LEECHING-M minutes no.
~ tce, day night by Peter Burnett, % 9th Fine
healthy swedish leeches exclusively used for Refer.
encesDr Van Rensselaer, DR. y. w. Francis, DR. Bliss, DR.
Washington. DIR. Iferrot, DIR. Bancker, nc.
~ ~. Where children required ~ be eeche the above
ecch bite instantly that parents need not fear
suffering 10 their children. jel3m
GAIT RHEUM.-NRs. SHERWOOD, the proprietor
', If the Gpsey Ointment efecua for The Salt
Rheun, Scroula Ring Worm, and all diseases skn has
removed to No. Bedford street Of Houston 49, where
she offers the above celebrated remedy by the gross DOZEN
single box.
For sale also by " r. Dodd Broadway corner of Bleeck-
er ST. w. II. kuread, Broadway, Of Spring Minor
Gamble, Broadway, corner Of Dey 81 q. D CoggeshaIl,
Pearl corner ~ Rose ST. y. j. Coddngton 4ql Greenwich
suard Deuc Park Row and SCI Broadway and by Hull
BOVINE l29 Maiden lane myie I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-05

WARDS HAIR OIL.-The best article IN use,
W TOR promoting the growth and giving elegant glossy
appearance the hair For sale nj HOPPERS Pharmacy,
No ~ Broadway corner Of Franklin street Price Is cents
per bottle. ol2y