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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-23
DF. SWEETS cELEBRATEp STRENGTH.

- ENING PLAsTER.--The most valuable remely car
week.-mrs. and pain in the side back. and stomach ami sy H.
hy back and ons, from the effect Of fractures and liz
location the homes, offered to the public Dr. swee,
of Franklin Connecticut, long distinguished Tor Bone set
ting willing the wishes Of his friend-and that The
thousands suffering from pains and weaknesses may avail
themselves Of remedy and diminish the bills of ply
has arranged with Mr. b. c. Baxter of New London, Conn
60 manufacture his Strengthening Salve supply city
and tnwn IN the United States None genuine without he
written signature Of b. c. BAXTER agent and joint propr
etor.
Mesrs Pratt Ray, druggists rs Maiden lane, wholesale
agents Tor the city OF New York. and for sale by the
respectable druggists Price 25 q roll. rn3l 6m
SWAIM's WORM SUGAR PLuMs--An eficacious
- sns CONVENIENT medicine Tor children causing
discharged ~ great numbers and where there no a
OF WORMS they do much good In carving of
creton OF mueus from the stomach and bowels which gene.
sale ny the proprietors agent
N, b. GRAHAM No % Nassau street,
myl " Corner of Fulton.
. ALT.-soe SACKS Stored, ev Syleric and Livsrpool
~ M " DOUGLAS ROBINSON CO
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-23

SPICE BITTERS.-These bers have been long
- celebrated tor their peculiar virtue in terrifying and
strengthening the omach they appetite and help
digestion and purify the blood distractions
and found very useful In removing the aundce they
duce Of the BREATH removing all corbuc and
sayory bechng and great preventive against fevers
and They useful in all seasons of the butmore
particularly In the spring. by bracng the hbres and
venting that dsagrceabe esnes and weakness arising
frequently from relaxation the approach of weather
Prepared and Sold wholesale and retail by
NATHAN b. GRAHAM,
M on Ma NJ I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-23

vrHE subscriber having PM the FRANKLIN HOUSE, al
The corner ~ Fulton and Water sis BrooAyn IN the best
possible condition. ready receive bonrers by the day.
week moderate charge. The which
overlook New York aud the East River very pleasant ard
airy, will be LEI either with without board Some of them
connected with psrors suitable pr small families The table
will h. furnished with good substantial fare, and the bar with
COED liquors Every attention viii he paid tie comfort
all who visit the house. DANIEL BELCHER
Llun N In
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-23
ID EIMONr UALf.-sCHOOLEY MOUNTAIN
ID MINER AL SPRIN(iS NEW yERSEY.-The subscri-

ID ELMONT HALl.-SCHOOLEIs MOUNTAIN
ID MINERAL SPRINGS, NEW JERSEl.-The subscrl-
would pectfuy inform his friends ans the pubic that he
has this establishment for the reception OF ysl
tiers Ofhe heahune ofthe location, the beauty OF the
nery and accommodations OF Belmont Hall,
subscriber feel, warranted saying that il cannot be
passed by any similar establishment
Hall has bt improved by splendid piazza,
cold baths, and various and amusemen and the
proprietor pledges himself that pains shall be spared
der Belmont Hall most desirable retreat both to nvads an
parties of pleasure. The route pleasant The
Stage leaves the foot Courandt every morning
The subscriber proprietor OF the Mineral Springs and
hopes by his attention merit aud receive share OF public
patronage Prices viii be regulated according the times
JOHN HINCHMAN.
Belmont Hall, June Is. 1887. jel92aw3w
ID CARDS. w. BRYHAM OF the Bowery steam Confec-
uosay and Saloon for ladies and gentlemen respectfully in
his friends and public that he always
fully prepared with Ice Creams LeInonades Meads Sodas
Ices &c &c with the various decaces they
for her accommodation also the best
and wholesome
proved principle. W. b. respectfully invites those
who have yet had opportunity OF visiting his saloon
make call nj 28 Bowery when they Judge of the
and accommodations OF his establishments nj the time
pedging himself that his patrons will always hnd respectable
and select society with accommodating waters y W. b. in
tends devote his whole and sole attention to his Bowery E
tabismen also Mrs b. the confectionery department,
and with the united exerons of BOTH hope still to merit
tnuance OF the patronage already extensively experienced
with many thanks for past tayors ;. W. BRYHAM,
Bowery Confectionery and Saloon No. 203 Bowery
my26.m opposite tn Riyngton ST.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-23

SAPONACEOUS COMPOUND FOR SHA
- VING-The unqualified appreciation this Soap has re-
ceived from the persons who have used IT, an evil
dence of its superior value all other shaving In
for quick, firm and emoent ater, which will not dry
the face rritate the skin in the least II is pleasantly
fumea and in neat covered pot answering all the pur
poses Of n shaving box
Price so cents per pot, for sale at
HOPPER'S PHARMACY,
dl0-tf S64 Broadway, Franklin
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-23

DVTLes CARPENTER's PECK SLIP DlsrENsARY,
c.sn,s having had the Of u.a-
sas ss, sss ss.ss wsn from ss he New
Ssf Ss en-. dss a.:.:s.
tr y 70 ana c sss. isss o. o.
nssiea ssf,ssS 4, h. .mpc,
may Ses a h ss
mind that specific nosu applicable 10
disease to oer n s n and va
s S and TO adopt class medicines and
tally anknowato the ordinary ouacks Of the day 10
EEEE hU n Dollars s RGE,MsARD-sPEciFIc MIX
III @ hs
mskssa speedy and whou, the lea. regard
to Diet drink exposure change application business
We give no long Quacks rdaons We he pub
ss % t. s s SPs 1s' hal ss e.
sss frs e ssfa SP sae b
ymhsh low poor matrimonial and single They are
a Ms s1 ~ hs eau s
disease be fa dose Of The taken al
,, bottles with ia accompanying
bottle, One boelass week which generally Many
For a BY Mino4 Gamble 1873 Broadway of Dey ST.
BTcadSo and Duane p Sands 100 Fslon S. Gomez
pa e Sas. corner a S E ysn
a ImMEDIATE AND CERTAIN CURE
Of ss nsa dv Ms ne
ms dreadful disease Having had his receot s,o
cured much and by which have
red and known tail His cause Tor u0t bcre
making public he under Inc mi 81 mn
not 10 make known for stated Tune He happy
s s, ' s As sU ssa %
inns medicine produces, and the moness operation even
Tie be fS1f %
OF are very en9gec and powerful perfectly IS as 10 AZ
yer No person ncredulous effects
a. u has never been known fail Of cecng and so cons
dent ~ ne Of his perfect mastery this of all dis
than ID. BIDWEIL. II Mott street 800
ms ems Near the corner of Chatham 81
PATENT SCOTCH ITCH OINTMENT.-For
pleasanness expedition, and certainty i Infinitely
superior 70 any ethe ,nedce for the ofthe itch
whatever Of eecualy caring that daReeae disorder one
night ly application only though applied ny
in the United states docs not contain The pace OF
curry bu be applied with the greatest safety TO de-
cate during the endeies infants One box is
cure Tor and divided chdrs For sale
m3u by NATHAN B, GRAHAM.
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL CARD,-DR
IVA FAWCETr late Surgeon of the 9th reg Of the
British confines his attention to The removal of
clafs oil Diseases ms extensive practice Europe India
America devoted exclusively TO the treatment of veneyea all
IL various enable: hm to adopt bc saestand most effect
ua remedies IN Graduating form Of that disease entirely
from the system his treatment is vegetable his charges mode
e, and Offices private Call at 2lo Fulton Green
wch- my4-y
nR CHERRY'S ASTRINGENT FILLS
- For the Of obstinate long continued elects
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-23

Al EDICAL AND SURGICAL CARD.

vi FAWCETT late Surgeon Of The 9th reg ment Of the
British confines his attention to The removal Of certain
Glars OF discusses his extensive practice Europe India
America devoted exclusively the treatment of al
10 h 70 ADOPT The most effect
from the system his vegetable, his charges mode
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-23

CUSTOM HOUSE HOTEL COFFEE ROOM.
SMR HORN beg leaveto acknowledge the obligations he
Is under the gentlemen who have literally patronsed hs
establishment AMI has the pleasure 10 inform las friends aud
patrons that he has entered into permanent ARRANGEMENTS with
ceerae pie baker n constsn; supply the best and
tarts that possibly be made IN this city, lie also will be
able al all times supply his customers with coffee and cho-
colste Of the finest favour and richest quality anil aers
himself that establishment the city the PUBLIC be
better and satisfactorily served with such articles
his mvls-3m
4 ANDS IN MtCHIGAN.-Ihes subscriber oilers
IL Tor sale actual settlers only about acres III rst
rate farming lands, situate in the counties Lapeer Shi.
awassu, Genesee Sagenaw St. Clair, Maconb in the
Of Michigan The lands all selected by The suscr
eer and consist Of oak openings beautiful plains spn
did numbered lands, wen waered a ary in the state. in
fertile country be desired To settlers good cha
racer and industrious habits they will he sold a very mode
rate price and such terms will be satisfactory any one
purchasing.
No money viii be required from purchasers until they
examined the land for themselves Il intention of the
subscriber 70 return Immediately and settle on them himself
sndsor which reason every facility and win e
given 10 secure intelligent aud Industrious community
Mechanics and Others will hnh much their interest i'm.
prove present opportunity secure to Themselves prms
lands possible
will given all enquiries IN The cotry soil and
climate calling the subscriber, between the hours ~
NJ aud r. NJ, or the new ten uays 81 BurnQ slip, up
stairs r.. - MACY ies-2ws
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E.3Rss stiigsa,.
,$g'sA.S4 GfEs.ss"E.sS,.,!

's'llt subscriber has on hand between 80 and
N1ooal Youth of GOODS, aud hanlly ac-
kno"lrd4es HAT he Is compelled IL have MONEY Ia,
part of thu. Tbelcora hr viii sell a portion Of
them. IT not the Whole, cheaper tan they were eyer
known to h. Persons wishing II buy had better
call and .lPly themselves. a. no Doubt l.. entertain
ed that goods will be higher bat ucccssiiv know
no law. Therefore The, must be sold, even at tie
following aaf9tair iov PfirN:
Very extra superiiHe hae AMI BLACK Cloths - rulv
spiea.ld,
Extra superflnc blu BLACK and .olorcd Cloths, N
: I and -.
Real supeffiuo French Printed E imarc. all color>,
nj =. I'd.
NV ,ty'e AMI beautiful plaid poplm~, nj ~ els
Loo do>. Fancy ill1dhrfeh,t will b. sold very
clcap.
BtHilltld Calico n - IL ~ Cts.
Good lo" priced ditto, II IN cr~.
$4,000 worth Of Silks ans $'tmS, of every d"sclip
tIou, very low,
AlcN .pltnd,d Is. Painted Nu~lins left 10 be sold At
~ els.
\ few very hanlsomc ditto, NJ e5cls
lev patterns beautiful Printed Lawns. NJ ~ cts
\ Luz" assortment al !lne brown French l.lucns At
Is to =.
Bet~crn i ,0oo and Il 100 worth OF splendid
French worked taprs and Collars. more thu
cltrap.
tad may other Goods. which will be sold 80 Low
tito pay The putoha'rrs hrcc per cent. even in
bnlln- lprdno,!rl year. Purchasers arc rcsprctinl
y invited 10 call aud cNui.lic, aud let tn, 700 /.
sirah t"rtlitnt.ches. +. T.. ESTES.
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sO2nqAls <.iOner', sale.

| pursuance Of a decree ot the circuit superior
court OF law aud chancrrv for TIE county of Am
'S' At lis April term, 1877, III the oi I"ln En-
:" Plaintiff against Edmund Winston, late s.Ior
" VI ilie county OF Amherst, aud such admiuislra
~, win the will annexed of Robert Garland and
n'e's' defendants; the undersigned Sheriff Of said
''''"y OF Amherst, and Commissioner tor the pur-
roIc hlined III the said decree. will, Monday the
"'' september next. AT Amherst court house, (bC
,;n '''ni day proceed to sell by way Of public auc
'", 10 the highest bidder, on Il credit ol SIX months
,l, save Henry aud al other property in the said
win I' referred TO. The purchasers OF purchasers
Gr ~ required 10 give bo'.I with sufficient sccuIity
we payment OF the purchase money.
JOHN COLEMAN, NhttV
August 10 ,I'
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DIR. II. n. ,<.EF.1'SsE3s,S.

ESPECTFtLLN informs his friend, and tn c
q public, that hr has returned 10 lIerger's store
illsyhania city. aud oilers to them his poc s>ioual
services. He promises on his part, prompt aten-
ton and his best efforts 10 relieve the sullejings OF
these entrusted 10 his care.
His charges shall by moderate.
Ang. 10. 81
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Whit II pretty o,,me / tlIli would b, Tor Guln =
Coaper lNas above mat tn hr,d waters ol the Uver
AMI my hap II ~rnd mr ailaAcr oliance b. a ln#
dno post, and below mr. q, shf> mla= IS ete Nv
mlng-whal call apritN puen'hrsis aanll wi
hney take a cuonra Tor nlnlortalltN N,a}f5-t,i be.
tween Cunper ana tunph H.
Come To M WHEN grr my eotr1qc haoIr, aoa
You shall Inv ena pony, and fishing lad, and =
sha',e downotstr aud The hen ehllll'y IN ce2 II
vuui houol.'
DWELLING.
AmrcDms w.D~ recently ncll IN Naa Orc,us. IN
reference to the death of yonns l.amcus, ~ :. g
recently slam IN duel IN 'rcNas j. &. Sr,irr
Esq. delivered IA address on the o, casion, lrom
wheh we cop, the concluding aras,apls
cannot, Nh. Chaunl,n, IN Justice to a sen, oi
umperinus duty, iors2o the opportunity Nhich tn.
oceaslon presents, To cNpiess my conformation Of
the custom o ducllue to the dnclul Influence nl
Which the lamcnted ..Iuren4 osereI ~ hi. life
While we weep At the recollection ri the manner IN
which he met has untinciN and iualulIut,s ruI let
Us brand with an etcnl curse tn calsr which
made hose tems 10 Gow.-Whe NJ minqlc onr
,ympathel with the Kin lrrd aud friends who
dcplalc with the mnuulul event dat has bra, hi
ogelIIor, let II, sud lolth the o our ,ulle.
dlcons aud deep dnnnatlon ~ llast the Practice oi
dueul. NUh moral courage tat brave, al con
sequences, and 4 resolve INN u, efefnal Justice, IL
Us SNtll owl me hlhf OF iiNtrS to Ils
death by the cNtcrnnljion ul the fatal custom h,
which lac fell.
Young men ot Newt ilym,---sons Of the pairi-
otle aud chlsaluus South ! call nppn Non. ma t,Ie
name oi ali ila i. dea 10 Aon - htl,hauls fathers
aud brohers, aud citizens at thr counus uhieh
claims Your services and deviation IL lni bs,t mtri=
cst,l call upon eou IN the al all ihat nla,e4
Nouf country To dltlrl tlum HAT OF the mosi baba
rons and degraded on the eobr--l call upon YOU. IN
the name oil humanity, III ihe ua#ae ol the widows
aud orphans, whom mn II hmm lave mlde==to slp=
press dueng, to cNtcrninar forever the practice u
personal deadly combat. Nipr, impo,e,ou, tie
ionl slam nom die It character ct III S,ull
Ietil no longer be arcpruael an opplubrna Io liz
American name, thai while W boast the admInt-ia-
ton nj law adequate to that rdless OF cyrfy Wlpe
and tn indication nt ever, rgh on citizen, rlnl-
pie those Law ludc tlr fed Wlh an Immunity tIta
gises sanction 10 personal voleHte and blood
,hed, the highest offences tht,h passion Or tcplI,Y
can pcrpclalr. Tam your EYES, Gautlrarn. tn the
statute book al Nour state, aud read The pruulu'7 all
ueNed I" ile crime oi duclln1, aud ilcn sly II tie
time has not { nae ol tha m~n"i MT n-tl The Inv
10 br uudeafed; aud for the SANCTION at pnbc opp
Liohio I'VE elIcaeh nd cbeet 10 the prnalnc, pfn=
noneed against dneIlm2. i fcs's mnh Noll, llune
gentlemen ol Nr".p lralsi To put down ii, ul.tr.
dripnS custom. Any ihne You viii I" undertake
'nd daf" To pnr'"'ctcln Nnu can accomplish Aud
Who would not hei = pan III ~ epllou, aud honor
|9ea Ir'otin l)ae' Wani motives. gentlemen, II
ut@f n To t4lrI The list against dnrilnjg Motives,
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sisDsCAEstsS.
y. ID. EON,uI5s.>':s .%CnOOs.

WE next ScsS on of this school, will commence
ON Monday. the sth OF September neNr, and
''' y, The 2sth Of February, l,3-.
icrnS, as hcretoforc
school room, IN the Masonic Hall.
August 10 CT
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Eco9;Esl-OEi 81 A1lsiOaa,

Z RE NOW OPENING NARIETN. OF
L n cheap and dcsirshi" GOODS, recent
j. selected IN The Northern cItiest and they pledge
lhem>cl,c, TO oicrthcn al such prices rs will ensure
quick sales.
August II Is
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ra>0i. a & s;l brcgia

Al + ne til, dr. opening Ga,r OF firr above,
W Which, lorbrautN Of 81, lie aud tial,n suipas,
ny w n L. .,rr al az! Al ,'5, moderate lnice,.
ROBINSON \ EBlaDTr.
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a'Os'>c..,

n - mn" Inktslc" TT CORSETS. dut,-
IN, ''' '"c lA1hnAriuttr, aud At tr most tempt
NJ, ROBINSON \ ELLIOTT
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ours, very cordially,
A. ( ,
NJ. Vi Moan, l.>q.


For the last month have been running up and
down the coulScS oi four rid Mum. Pyg-
maton-like, however III describing the St>GuclaH-
nah, have fallen IN love with m} theme, aud Il an
ashamed 10 confess any thing hum-drum and
scns,ble) have b2R2ht II firm. am Just now up
10 the lips III the respective merits of gran--laud vs.
pasture, hay ". turnips, shade sunshnc-ior the
shadows which eoDlmy eye, the farmer says, :" Is
darn bad Tor The corn - Would you like AN in
vcntory Of my dirty acres Fnst, and most valued,
an lsland SAY 30 acres. green The wings OF Tia
laba brd III the SNOW desert, rnncd round with 81
sanllc trees and }ng lovingly in the embrace of til
Nided tributary tothc Susquthannal. Next, Il inca
do" OF some forty acres, with he re aud there seai-
TIC tree, aud fringe oi ash, willow, and grape vines
rutninS along the river. Third, a long terrace Of
some twenty feet elevation, over which curves the
road and above thu, rising in three noble terraces
the summit OF the hill, the remainder OF my territory
all some two hnudred Of as lovely aetos Is ever
were bought with lucrc Let mt not forget two mat
Ter HnIt, appcltiming to sand lots !, ., and J.
W; "oad oi glorious tee ON The auHnt OF lit
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NEW LINE: OF NAH. COACHES
FKO.N Y.S'SIIHI Tx 70 1'sJfs
WHITE SULPHUR SsssesEsss

INNS LINE leaves Lynchbur@ on MONDAYS
/ Wednesdays and Fridays ii ) O'Clock y "
aud arrives AT Lexington the same day at p. VI
and leaves Lexington on Tuesdays, THURSDAYS and
Saturdays at o'clnck, \. NJ. and arrives ut The
White Sulphur the me day. This Ln,e lu,cgscct,
with the Guyandottc hue ii tallaham'>. which GOES
on the same day the iotand Warm Springs. The
road from Lynchhurg 10 the White sulphur
Springs, have 10 Hesitation in ying i, on, vi the
best in the Sta,e, being graduated the whole Wy !:
and the mountain scenery is unsurpassed II beauty
and grandeur.
The drivers upon tins loc are all sober mcn. and
ii will he managed by the best taal can be procured
aud the accommodations are not Inferior to those
npon amy other route.
Fare from Lynchburg 10 LcNln.toa. So 81
" irVm Lexington 10 Lr&Ishnrg. & 90
BENJ ". CURTIS. Aren't
trJ y. {. .Sioekloa A. -.
Juue Is
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rom " Sketeae If Pabi;e Characters, "-uriH,a -
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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1837-08-16
ALBANY GENERAL REPUBLICAN
.~," COMMITTEE.

IL We give place to-day to the Address
of the Republican General Committee of this
city, as adopted at a meeting on Thursday
evening. 1t expresses the views of that high
ly respectable body on subjects of engrossing
interest at the present moment, and as such, as
we'll as from its matter and manner, will COM
mand the attention of the democracy. 1t pre-
sen,s brief and just view of the causes of
existing embarrassments. 1t maintains in a
proper spirit, and to proper extent, our Gre
dit system--repudiating the idea of an exclu-
sive metallic currency. In these and other
respects, the views of the committee, we
doubt not, will commend themselves to the
good sense of the democracy, which through
its whole history has avoided the extremes
of federalism on the one hand, and radcaism
on the other. On this ground, we venture to
predict, the republican party will be united,
as heretofore, and by observing its original
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SENATOR TALLMADGE'S LETTER.
PouoHKEEpsiE, June 9th, 1887
Llbanu Editor of The Arms.

To the Albany Editor of the Argus ..
Dear sir have just seen the comments OF tie
New York Evening Post the meeting held at Pough-
keepse in relation to the issue Of small bills by the
banks and beg to correct through the columns Of
the Argus the into which the Post has fallen Il
is true signed the notice for such meeting and, al
though did not attend it, approved then, do now,
Of its object which very different from that repre-
sented in the Post The object was not to repeal the
law prohibiting the circulation Of small bills but to
pend its operation during the suspension OF specie pay
ments. Twas Of the earliest advocates for pro-
hibton of the small bills, and believe the measure
commended by the Poughkeepsie meeting is the surest
means Of preserving that law Without its suspension
during the suspension Of specie payments there much
danger that the Inconvenience felt by the whole COM
munty for the want Of small change will beget very
strong feeling in the public mind against the law ITSELF
which may be carried into the legislature and
total repeal instead Of suspension Of it. may mis-
Judge in this natter but know this be the deliberate
opinion Of many Of the warnest friends of the original
passage OF that act and that the mode recommended
by the meeting was deemed the best to preserve
the law, and give full effect to its provisions the
sumption Of specie payments by the banks, Already
those Inconvenience arc felt and already is the country
flooded with small bills from the adjoining states