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The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-21

hs medicine only absolute that DISCO
ved Cor von~rea disease which been known when treat
ed in he godwn from generation 10 genrrat9r defy
nr The kill Of the eminent pycas ts allowed by
acna with to be he safe andd ick mose
~ car known roots every ve-tage Of the from the
system IN few day. mater hos old the AID may always
H.. ,sed with the ate.t safety by both -.
ror sae by DR. HART CIR ct fBroadway and street
ps syne conner Walker sioet and Bowery schchin IN
Canal street - :. -. c.
and In aeou mo cne we do v az nd stici Impar.
trowisr evca lends Who have been cured by II Ia
wheesa eby A. uNDEFH1. 4, ss B.ekman St n I'm
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-21
INFALLIRLE CURE FOR GONORRHEA

elects, and all diseases OF tbs M0RGANS
eesbated COMPOUND PILLS patronage
Of Sir Ashley Cooper Bmnsby Cooper Dr. Elcson Of London
sn6c physicians Of this country ion last 6een and
looked the great desideatuu often attempted
the above time discovered They the only safe plea
SAINT and cfcac,ou remedy IN present IN all stages Of those
ds0res and entirely 0bvae making disgusting
and % hghy oious medicines Cubebs
and CoPaya the dangerous and Of
lat are too well KIN ,wn To require comment
Sir Ashley Coopers remarks ut Guys Hospital e
Lancet OF Sept nth ~ In clinical rc,ufe 10 his pupils
sufficient guarantee OF the high Morrans -Cen
tmeu dare you have observed the wonderful Of %
gecn Mogans Compound Balsamic Pills which used here
sy sxclusve ef urethra discharge ans re many
complicated affections Of the urinary indeed, Ms
searches (which recommend noticc gcnno urinary
diseases are the most complete and his mode Of
them"
-. For sale IN New York by b. Noncs Broadway; j.
syme, 81 Bowery A. Undehil % Beekmaa William
Minor Gamble, is3 Broadway H. A. Hart Hudson and
esnasts A. b n D sands Fulton and william 8. J. os
born corner Houston and Bowery.
III Price 81 per box.
MITE genuine Mersans Pills have the Pope,ors seal
the under box distfs
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-21

MO. 30 DTVIS1ON STHEET.mThetimei q not lar
off VIXEN Hunters Red Drop will tho
oeyefy thing known for the vsneeal notw'tsand
irs scousdrels vfts popularity but
H. no use peope easy deceived particularly when
ofthosc that cured week by
tw, have they cadof NOTHING than
an hundred taken ~ except 10 acknowledged
arcps III further this 6stwar-
ranea and safe he ved See
that every bottle has signature &C Ush Levor
h. can no con6deptIv
ron Al For particulsss York Transcript.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-21

RVS hsrRiNGENT Established for b. radical cure
elects and Iona continued srcha discharges While perfectly
ANSWERING the intention o DR. Cherry these pills nvgoate nc
whole constitution ,sctualy prevent the reap eManc of
such dcatang complaints. Letters numb e
credible restored from fchuly emacated state Of
health 10 complete robust might be aduced through the
agency Of these trsy celebrated Pills. which Pr Cherry warrants
contan no mercury ctpciva other ingredient Of pern
cous the following extract deemed sufficient
Nassau street July rs, 1895.
allow TO case was one Of extreme hardship and peyea
m five different sincc last Dccember and until Iock two
MOVES on yeur pills last April and May have lie new
nan &C send my address confdeniaIy and II INV tesneoy
will avail will most checrfuy Il 10 any situated a.
- y A. W.
,on cor Iiam, Syme, Walker and Rowe and retail
~ 4 j Osborn cor Houston and Bovcry nor Gamble lss
Poaduoy u Colyille, Jr cor ioone aud Broadway VI
Iorsell cor Hudsos and Caps n " Al tin ~ Canine
Nones stt Broadway aud DR. Guon ccr Grand and Sowery
Price 81 per k0x. uis-u'
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-21

4 II PUETTS GONUKKHtEA EKATUCATOE-Havng
tabshed IL fame by virtues Dr. Poett does
eseaie when he wad and states that
sv cures have been made the sole m Medicine which
superccdes all the cried nosuns and specifics Of the
day land reliance shnn gee complimentary letters
ceved IN this atty alone, during the months
then his tsdicaio justly entitled !. the usually
called by DR. P0ETTS SPECIFIC. Tho following
very intcl eDt young viii speak well for sel and
~er has forwarded his printed card Of address, the utmost e
can be placed IN H.
August 18th, 1899.
DR. Pectt-Sr-Auew 10 compliment yalu
able, and 81 the remedy knew When
ed had takes different bottles Of different speccs
but with clagn do II wrhost any benefit
condmg my cnse 70 friend Mr. = bought from you theebo
ties Of Eadcator and after finishing the
tge Of complaint apparent but your suggestion took
the other two bottles and II three months In the
slightest from thc disease
Believe lose oppsrtriy IN recommending PLEASANT
Medicine The encosed and address should
feel asdlous yoo deep gratitude
am,sr yours respectfully w. ,. -, Morten ct, ~ y.
Agcnts-W hoesale and retail BY ID SsDs corner Full
ton and William sts and retalby symc walker and
The Bowery g. Osbsrn Houston IT and the Bowery
Noncs So Broadway IT. r. Aust Is Carpine IT Dr Leeds
Roosevelt and Cheryss W Howell corner Hudson and
Canal and at the aud Charlton ss Price
30 cenls bottle
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-21

fI,O FElMALEs.-Mad Gardens Specific Tor Leucorbea,
q, from Paris with cctions Eag sh tIanslaisd
Cos, The French This is positive, and Ell ca cHe fer
the above copa MT Sod byJ w. Hart Of broadway and
Cbambcrs st.; j. syme, Of bowery and " mixer st.
o.Qfns
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-21
THE TRUTH WILL PREvAIL.-nE GOOD.
Il WELLS GON0HRHG, ANb GLEEr DEIE.tGENr

no had pmlosochy laid hid innrh

Long had Philosophy laid Ind IN eht,
Fill ssFie Nc,cf0n rose, a. d all MAS leht
So rhystc hoibled IN with crippled race,
We led IN dark terms or covered wilh grimace,
Till Dr Goodwell LAID h. opcp 10 the view.
With 'r,uth r d,,rpcd hor AMI with Ra,so, TOO
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-21

lIEALTH-rHB en- nsRATxD CAMolnLE. q TONIC
.ad s, o. p ss SS1s <:
he Ay and the ausrns n.G sss o s SsS
& III sss S.ss. { e
and a. 4
y sapeassn waste the mouth Ia% mo ma sG,ss .si
ssssSaaasa ,S0osst1 Melancholy AID
SS sp
AL sy.say sa sss cure De-
foSc P fTT; ..s
sss 1ssss ana spws,
have beat medical appena.se e The to-,
dness and ea.iag pleasing vlvaSy
AID chasing aslsnchoy They give comfort and
Hsencs d he great efficiency these invaluable pills. may BE
New York where The P s ave .sd retail his
agents IN town and country Beware oIcoun.erleIts ON
fSOMPOUND SYRUP OF SARsAPARILLA
- CoNCENTRATED-For purifying the blood lsme.ns e,ap
items skin and ALL al sds from the s5e n
more certain way ofpromo'ng genera
h"1 %
Ea w Es a aic
%sndsd use IT, periscy combined
rage Used with cod %a i fes very pleasant
% %s be i: Sm S s S
%f to the and great care has been taken
P1sarea sod Wholesale and a BY NE subscriber.
shS nowey Medicine store $50 Bowsr' New yoFx RADICAL
No medicine yet offered to the world ever the
;p e
LvERWORT The countless individuals abong under all the
symptoms of that dreul maady Consumphonsuch as violent
splitting and blood the breast short
breathing loss of flesh and his invaluable extract
timely grave Of mental exuaton only he sppecia
ted by those whose Of mind and long study have produced
something of great benefit to the human family.
Agents New York Wholesale and retail By sands
Rey and Broadway; secor Canal and Broadway
j. Syme So Bowery, Walker street, and b. Nones ~
r. Austin IS Caminc nd 3 J. Osborn, Houston and
Bowery Price SO cents dIstfs
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-21

nR. VAN HAMBERT's FEMALE RENovATlNG
pr Is eitecua remedy for suppression,
say and all where nature does not have her proper
nil eyar course BThey w. Ia ken during
as they would produse abortion Sold by j. Hart
n~r Chambcfs at 3, corner and
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-11-25
SENATOR'S ELECTED.
BANKS.

BY our exchange papers from Bradford
county, we learn that proceedings under
the statute have been commenced against
the Towanda bank a, rowanda before
Judge Of that county, and that the bank is
supposed to have forfeited its charter in
point OF law. This being the case, the
proceedings will be laid before the execu-
tive, whose duty it is Immediately to issue
his proclamation, declaring the charter of
said bank null and void. Will the wiley
and corrupt advisors, of his imbecile ex-
cellency induce him to endeayor to secure
his reel, ction by buying up all the banks
whose charters may come before him, al
the expense of violating positively imper-
ative statute, and the oath he has taken to
support the constitution and laws; or will
fear compel the performance OF duty, and a
reliance upon the monster of whig creation
which we presume will be saved, let the
principle laid down for executive action be
what it may, it hav ny stipulated for 30
years servility! BY private letter we learn
that the cashier of the Towanda bank, a
broker from New York, was despatched
to farm our farmer Governor; by promi
sing allegiance to the whig cause, and that
he has written home to his friends the as.
sUrdnce of the Governor, that they would
be saved if they would comply with his
considerations. Nothing could be asked
on the score of former support, as he has
been most hostile opponent of whiggery
and antmasonry, until the late election,
when finding probability of defeat from
an influx of foreigners on the public works,
he procured tickets with type similar to the
dem0cartic ticket, on the outside, and the
names of the Tory candidates on the inside,
and thus eyinced determination to be with
the winning party. 1flhe facts related to
us be true they argue corruption Of unpre-
cedented magnihIde-but what may not be
expected from Governor; who can be ap.
preached by bank officer on a question
relative to the institution he represents
which Is to come before him for official ac.
ton in few days!-If the law shall be
disregarded 10 pursuance Of the assurance
said to have been given we would sugges
to the aggrieved citizens of Bradford the
proprlely Of laying the whele matter before
the legislature, who on such gross viola
ton of law, duty, and the sanctity of ar
oath would undoubtedly impeach the Gov
ernor.-KeystOHe.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-11-25

We remember TO have heard woman,
who was scolding her brats for some pranks,
exclalm, "Well, you two little villains, if l
can make nothing Of you, as sure AS live
| will tell both yOur fathsrs."
"My ord" said fellow condemned to
he hanged for sheep-sleaIing, "alI ak of
your Lordship is, that shall not be hanged
on Friday" "Why'" asked the judge
IN surprise "Becaltse," was the answer.
"it is always considered an unluoky day"
"Never be critical upon the ladies'" was
!h@ maxim of an old Irish peer, remarka-
bic for his homage TO the sex; "the only
way In the world that a true gentleman
ever will attempt to look at the faults of a
pretty woman is 10 shv! his eyes,"
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-11-25

back to Fort Ants with ammunition, and
while there an express Informed them of
the massacre at Wyoming. They immedi-
ately proceeded to Fort Horn for the pur-
pose Of conducting the inhabitants to place
Of safety, and on the road three men were
Killed hv the Misunderstanding Andrew
Donaldson and John McMachen, opposite
the mouth Of Pine Creek, on the mountain
side of the river. The party moved the
inhabitants about three miles down the riv.
er from Fort Horn and encampcd in the
woods on one Hamitcn's farm. Next
morning they crossed the river fnr the bo-
dies of the three men who were killed, and
buried them in Fort Ants. The means
used to convey the inhabitants down the
river were flats, canoes, hog troughs. horse
troughs, and in short every thing of which
they could form raft or float sufficiently
strong to carry them and their effects.
One of these sunk in .whatis called the
"Race Ground" but fortunately no lives
were lost. They all arrived at Northum-
berland in four or five days after their de-
parture from Fort Ants. All the inhabi-
tants north ofthe MIuncy Hills were brought
down at this time.
In June 1878 the families Of James Me-
Night and Durham attempted to make their
way to Northumberland from the neigh
berhood of Milton, for refuge, but were at
tackled by party Of Indians who had laid
in ambush for them, and a son of Mr.. Nc
Night was killed, and Mrs. Durham toma-
hawked and scalped, Mrs. M'Nieht was
on horseback with child in her arms
the horse became frightened at the firing,
turned and ran back to the farm with his
rider on him, she holding the child bv the
feet for a considerable distance. A child Of
Mrs. Durham was killed, but she recover.
ed and lived within few miles Of Milton
until 1873 highly esteemed by numerous
circle of acquaintance, when death called
her away.
Early in the spring 1870 James M'Night
left Fort Freeland with six men for the
purpose of getting his horse at his farm,
was attacked by the Indians, and himself
and five men killed. One man escaped.
scouting party left the fort and attacked
the lndaus--and one man was killed, ma
king seven that day. On the 2lst of July
as six men were hoeing corn in the field
in which Fort Freeland stood they were at
tackled by Indians, three were killed, two
taken prisoners, and one escaped into the
Fort.
In our next we will give short account
of the taking of Fort Freeland near Milton.
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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-11-25

Time, thou art sadly illuminated, and
yet thou dearest it patiently. Few there
are who bless thee-many are thew who
curse thee, nevertheless thou preservest the
unvarying steadiness ofthy flight, progress
ing with unruflled wing, deaf to foolish
prayers, and blind to childish tears, and
thou art blessing equally to those who
curse and bless thee. Some men call thee
enemy because by thee friends are parted,
and the shout of convivialtv is stilled; but
without thy flight, which is the very es-
sence of thy being the crown Of lhv glory.
and the grscefnlness of thy beauty, what
would this world BET
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-11-25
WILLIAM ROSS, Chairman.
ANDERSON DANA, Secretary.
ELECTION BY LOTTERY.

The First Branch of the City Council
of Baltimore is composed of twelve Demo
rrats and twelve Federalists. AT the recent
meeting of this body, a contest arose as TO
the choice Of a President. Upwards OF
forlv ballotings were had without making
I'm electon-each party adheriug to its own
candidate. The difficulty lPPears to been
finally settled by lot. The American says
hat "preyio to the appointment, the Van
Bnren members made proposition to de-
ride NV lot from which party the President
.hooliIe chosen. The proposal was i'm
|peiatelv accepted by the Wings, and de-
,;ded in favor Of the Van Buren, member"
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-11-25

A i the children (females) being born in
England are christened Victoria as fast as
they come along, and mothers are shock
ingly provoked if their "new born" are not
girls just at this time. One woman who
had twins, one boy and one girl, called
them both Victoria.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-11-25
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.

The following table will show the state
of parties in the last Legislature, and the
Federal gain this year.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-11-25

Rapid TraUeHing.--The steamboat
Cleveland, new boat on the Lake, made
her first trip from Cleveland to Buffalo,
900 niles in fourteen hours and hay'
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-11-25

Call not that man wretched, who, what
ever else he suffers as to pain inflicted or
pleasures denied, has child for whom he
hopes, and on whom he doats. Poverty
may grind him to the dust, obscurity may
cast its darkest mantle over him, the song
of the gay may he far from his dwelling,
his face may be unknown to his neighbours,
and his voice be unheeded by those among
whom he dwells, pain may rack his joints,
and sleep may fee his piIlow--but he has
a gem, with which he would not part for
wealth defying computation, for fame filing
worlds car, for luxury of the highest
health, or for the sweetest sleep that ever
sat upon mortal eye-lid.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-11-25

Tie Shoe Sfate.-By the returns oil me
,.sessors orthe town Of W Woodburn, Mass II
,noears that there were made in that town
l,Ti,g The wear ending last April, 279,S44
pair Of shoes. valued at S22l 70 l. ne
humber of males employed at this business
Vas asa; tho number Of females S@o.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-11-25

The Portland Times, in speaking of a
man being robbed Of five hundred dollars,
asks ''what business has gentleman with
five hundred dollars in these tmesl" We
should like to see the man that could rob us
OF five hundred dollars at any time! Edi-
tors are not so soft nowadays as to carry
money about them.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-11-25

FiUe Reasons. Mistress Grimes. lend
me yonr tub" "Can't do it-all the hoops
are of-irs full of suds-besdes never
had one-because washes in barrel"
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-11-25

CHEAP Cloihing.-The very best super
fine black and blue cloth coats, are adYerll-
seI in TIC Loudon papers at 81 lS--l2
Dollars.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-21
FOSTERS COMMERCIAL SCHOOL. "a,

Broadway, for the reception Pupi and eyenise
where geniien qualified for mercantile situations in su,
and expeditions Penman.hfp Irffh.
ntc and Bookkeeping by Double Entry taught upon the
mostmp,oves systens and much less tune than usually
voted 10 that purpose.
PENMANsHIP taught upon original and improved plan
stood the test Of time and and received the
unquaIhed app obaon OF competent judges founded
simple and atora principles and Of changing
ssibe Hand Writing and substituting elegant and mastery
Book KEEPING as applied to miami and freisn trade and
Ionmecal Arithmetic showing the short methods employed by
merchants and Brokers for the ,aaonof merchandise lsd the
Of per centage, averages interest &c pscs
AIRY attended TO- ard the most approved method
MERCHANTS accsuns N clearly exenphsd
re learner and balances Of
SOCKS which combined all transactions that can po~s
" susness and y quaedto Book keeper the
oIrensve mercantile Establishments
Zach pupil = taueLi Individually ssd not in classes In
morning afternoon and evening Ladies can receive
"ns N penmsnship at their residence If reuiired
cla ospscuses be had NY applying TO Mr. Foster
''' 'os ~ oadway, over tie Diuggist Store. lis If
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-21

offer .r sale the following aces-wh Ginger Root ia
cn burgundy Pitch English for pastcrs &c
uansa bcsn riime-Wmtc WAY, in boxss Of H. each
p .oosn Faiina anted-Tootn Brushes, French and
male to order, ass-ftinent-S dltz and Soda
fo~'ers On sisy rt up q sipe quality Medicine Chests
~ ~ terms Which will Ir filed 10 orer nj abort no
we ~ s.'l~ mi lnntS Swsims Pamcea anl vcrn,n e. nj
aect9 - ''f'' S"'DV'iase '"'a ~"
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-21

Tbs undermined request the citizens ofNew Yof without
DIST cion Of party To the Democratic Assembly Rooms
IN Broadway order TO take consideration the popfety q
beginning Of reason Argument science and
freedom odebate and thought polite mastsrs The present
parties IN the city have efeciualy al ssds q much
by the Sultan Consanin0pie, who allows no one 70
speak but hnse Further particulars viii be leaned on the day
OF meeting, which will be fixed IN another statement
PETER JOHNSON, Chairman
J:as TSoan. Secretaries.
Jan. IA. uou
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-21
nR. CHERRY,s AsTRINGENT PILLS.

Established Cor the elect. and long con
naed n.eihfa wmla bose. perfectly
uese complaints he constitution nvigorsied that il
next an irpos by for any recurcncs OF them For ale
wholesale and retail by d. Sands csrner of ruou and
william sees and rail by Miner Gamble corner
AND s .na Ngnss s BoadwsyJ yme, Bsw
IS ossofe tcorrer Houston stree an Bewcry-W Harwe
corner Cah hnn Hudson sire ts-T r. Austin Carmine
Price, ~ per box. ~ p''~s"o n''y suee''
Those afflicted with Gravel are warranted IN h .ed hv
these Pls Referee &c 10 that NAV 10 ur.cod ~.
q D. Sands. Fulton and William s,rec,s H., a. o.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-21

II TOR the OILY cicacious remedy use
ly called DR. POETS SPECIFIC. Ulke host Of the cried
elf Of the day has increased in public NOR.
than medicine Hitherto tnown All dssious Of efiecuslly
For sale whole sale by A b. Sands corner OF Fntor
aad william streets and retail by yme corner Walker and
BOwev- Nones 6 Brsadway-S j. Osborn, corner Eons
toun and towcry-W Horwe Hndsos and streets
IT r. Austin IS Carmne Burnett IS sixth
enus opposite Amity street.
Price, 50 cents. III I'm
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-21
SALT RHEUM, SCROEULA, RINGwORM
- SHINGLES diseases of the skin by the genuine
GIPSEY'o. OINTMENT

vi.
- Of the skin genuine
GIPSEY's OINTMENT.
" This wandering race, severed from ether men,
Boast yet their with human arts
The seas tie woods, the deserts which they haunt,
Find them acquainted with the I secret assures
And unregarded herbs and flowers, and blossoms
Display undreamt Of powers when gathered by themp
~. =. - Walter Scott
This Ointment extensive used among the Clip les Of Eng
land and Ireland the Of NV
them to lady who had shown them hospitality and kind.
ness and who herself for many years afflicted with The Salt
hneuh On nag uies va best medical
attendance Cher latter being but with little
no peSn The Ointment furnished her by her Gypsy
en ana was entirely and permane thy cured This suse
a9eny me e in America and the manner
ms remedy TO the present proprietor who was
amced with his disease for years and who entirely
e ~ n's eincacou Ointment Since then has been
y usea among her friends above
. ana hundreds are ready to attest its efficacy
ms ointment prep red only by Mrs c. SHERWOOD
81 Amos street. New York who's signature on the
pasted On each jar of the Onnent Al counter
oeld also ny Dodd Of Boadway
sy oy Mna, Gamble Garner Of Broadway and Dry
Goddngon 4s GresHv ch and by Hull Bovine Mai
NC" LsHc
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-21
EREENWICH COAL YARDs.-Tbe uoder.i

1vNEENWICH COAL YANDS.-The undersirnea
respectfully informs his and the public that he
receiving bs usual supply Of that schuyI
I'll 20 mach approved Of the last year By
frence 70 any coal sod the market Odets f Baken Egg
Net by the ton will be received by A. he Camp
wal street Rnsse COPELAND ~ all either of the
yards s2s Or iiS Hldsorst. JAMES ID. W. WHlrALL
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-21
RAPEAU,s CELEBRATED STRENGTH.

EN- sG PLAsTER-pfepared or pain or weakness in The
plant and dyspepsia coughs colds Difficult of
breathing Of the ach they will Immed
and soothing relief and for peasan safety
aihty decidedly superior to most II oh emed Such
whose GUINNESS they
much those Of cdenary habits generally who may ro,ed
with pa the side breast try ofthese au
tf pasters hsy entaly erent from all Others ana
free from those oections which reasonably made
pascs generally The the pleasure of
selling dai for number of this city of the
who have used them he has heard of soil
complaint The patonHed extensively medical
Itofsyon and there is not probably intelligent physician
th United st ties Europe that would hes them
with his or Influence, when made a,qsanted
position j2itf
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-21

exxxH still want 10 send Tor their friends d,rsr, f
To New York, have epp,rtnn,ty nos. ~ - 49,
the American Shp HENRY KNEELAND Can, ps,,'a ~ =,
whbn the only direct this yesr The
retsa easo Wal ing for her Drafts uss on lame,
'ssyle Eq the sgo Bank Apply Pear ss,a., '"
J2f DOUGLAS ROBINSON 4 co New yo,l