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Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-29

PofttesSe lUilitaire.--At a MIitar,
Ball the gentlemen alloilicers ofcourse
GeneLal such-a-one-Colonel such-a,
one, and SO forth and so on neverthe.
less OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES marvel.
lousy polite. For example,
Gen. B-"Ahmy dear Colonel, how
do you dor" Shaking his banduntil the
epauletts on all four Of thesr shoulders
shook lively Come stepping up to
the table, ..let us wne."
Col. X.---"Tbank you, thank YOU,
General; | have jnst mound.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-29

A person, in public company, ne.
cuslng the Irish nation with being the
most unpoIlshed nation in the world,
was answered mildly by an Irish gen.
tleman, ''ihatit oughtto be otherwise.
tor The Irish met with hard rubs eno'l
TO polish any nation upon EARTH
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-29

A Sterliag Rogae.-Mr. Sterling
of York, Pa, who stated that he hac
been robbed Of $4,000, has been az.
rested at Reading, Pa. charged with
smind1iag.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-29

EirHtR WAY Will po.--''WnI YOU
have me Sarah" said young man to
amodest GIL. "No, john said she.
"but you may have me, if you will"
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-29

The Siah0t lh4 CurpH Coayt
Haiipp roaaip AwH trim 1887.
Francis Ross compt
US IN chanccry
.licpi. T.. Skinner dfa
Tins day caMo the complainant by
BIG attorney and II appearing 70 tic
satisfaction Of tbo court, that tho said
defendant isnotaresident of the State
Of Mississippi bnt resides beyond the
jurisdiction Of this court. II is there.
fore ordered, oumotlon of thecomnlai-
nants attorney, that the said dcfen.
dant doaPpcar here on or before the
Of thi, CORTLAND answer the
romplaiuant7 bill, otherwise the court
will take the same for confessed. and
leaI accordingly. And il is further
ordered that a copyof this order be
Published in the Canton Herald. y
newspaper published in tho town of
canton in this State; forsix weeks yuc-
,essiycIy. A copy attest;
). D. LIVINGSTON, Crk.
Aug. rs, 1897. 10 pr. fee $40 so
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-29

REFER TO
Messrs Brdnder, McKinna New Or
;, y Virgil, leans.
Messrs. A 1hnstaH &Co-Grand Gulf
Messrs. Ford, Markham8Co.l vickq-
Mcssrs. Norcom 8Co. BURG MI
Messrs. Royce y Readtng-Lirineston.
Mr. James X. Creecy-M Manchester NM.
Mossrs Motz Henderson 8Co.--Canton
Col. John MISUNDERSTANDING Ten.
John d, Baker Esq.-Louisyillo XIV.
MeSSs. Green D. Mher--Philad., Pa.
Messs. Foster d Easton-New York.
January is, 1887. 39~ly.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-29

may 19-5-6nn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-10
IN. JACKsON,s PATENT VEGETABLE
IL INDICATED VAPOR BATHS, 2O9 Bowery.
jel4-2iR

These Baths improvement those of Mr. Whtlaw
whose wonderful have established the character of the
Vapor Bath the most powerful auxiliary in medical practice
and Dr. yackson's practice in almost variety OF
disease has been equally few of the specific eff
fects of the medcated vapor bao the effects of
mercury from the system may relieve difficulty of breathing
and hence asthma other diseases Of the chest lungs
chronic te promote the peeng Of scronleus and
chronic ulcers and rheumatic pains and feelings from
the JOINTS promote the absorption of dropcal hnmours
govt all its forms time than ony other agent hth
used. a
Also all kinds of eruPtiye diseases Eryspela St Anho
nys Fire. Salt Rheum, scronleus Erupons, &c besides
relieves exhaustion and fatigue raises the spirits rapquze
nervous irritation and increases the appetite.
For the truth Of these assertions Dr. j. appeals with conf
dence the hundreds who tested their curative
These baths believed the only in operation in
this country under the direction of regular physician
mention that they bear resemblance whatever TO
those employed In the Thompsonan practice
Visitors have bath at five Minutes notice. from eight
O'Clock, A. M, to IL p. M
Bowery. my3oy
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-10
Edward and Eveline Or,
TRUE LOVE REWARDED.

Mr. BESSETT-Haying heard accidentally that you
wished to know what had become of Annot" I will
inform you. out Of town six or seven miles nj
school, where do your papers, neither do I
have many convenient opportunities Of sending into the
city by one can trust. The country Is beautiful this
season, the berries plenty and il is charming to
pluck them fresh from the plants But suppose YOU
care nothing about such letter this thus far and
therefore will put my veto To n and Commence
again.
IL was N the autumn Of the year seventeen hun
out te year y o importance suffice il saw that
twas most lovely moonlight evening that Edward III
was TO meet Eveine T. in her fathers garden agrcca
BILE 10 notice he gave her that day AT church Eyeline
had already reached the appointed place and was wait
int ot patiently when slight ru.tpc of the leaves az
the vine which ran hiiher and thther over the bower
and Edward stood before her
He was the noble minded and ce,oro,,. bo. r,od
youth the village afforded bu, in the es;m,,an NJ .oe
lacked one good quality, that is he wanted wealth.
Eveines father had, therefore discarded him Cor The
his lovely daug hter cherished him.
Is that you, Edward" timidly inquired she.
"1 is replied he, striving TO conceal his ap,a,;op
but he was unsuccessful.
What Is the matter, love" asked Eveline. aao a.,
tated in her turn Has any one attempted injurc
you"
No Eveline, far different thing from that affects
me. am here to bid you farewell and perhaps for.
ever Tomorrow 90 To Join the army and long ere
the sun shall have risen shall be my toilsomc way
Ionsone, did say. mean II not Ii will be but a
pleasure TO 60 70 battle for Liberty"
Edward Edward! take me with you will be a
servant slave any thing, only let accompany you.
My father will oh God. must say il my father will
marry me against my Wilt Oh Edward II Won knew
the many sleepess nights have passed in prav;no that
you might be spared TO me- yes, to me YOU would not
be surprised at these feelings
Say more my love" returned he. IL will he i'm
possible for You to co. and II Il convenient would
you wish 10 share the dangers Of the camr Young de-
Gcste girl as yea areT
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-10
au3-1rll
TILES PILEs!-NO CURE NO PAY-DR MIL
Il TIMORE'S LINIMENT FOR THE PILES, war


Il TIMORES LINIMENT FOR THE PILES war
the nveterate cases, Of however long
standing.
To AGESTs-I this Lnment fails to effect cure, you are
refund the price by the bottle being returned
with o certificate OF the failure.
The have the satisfaction OF Offering 10 the
public the above remedy this painful disease which not
only great very distressing but also or
nal cause aggravaon many other complaints The LII
has prescribed by eminent physicians and
by persons Of the first respecabity with uniform success
their certificates In possession certify beyond all
doubt.
This may certify that have recommended about twenty
persons who afflicted with the piles, TO apply j. r. Mil
tmores Linament for the Piles, and has effected perma
in every case consider i the most important
medicine offered the public, knew fail to
effect cure when applied In the most nyeterate
JOhN NASH
Mddebury, O. Aug. 80 1885
Mr.. J. r. Mitinore; Dear Sir-Having used your Lin
the Piles a number OF cases, can recommend
j. s. CLEANLAND, NJ d.
1T Address free Of expense J. O. FAY, New York. where
particular Information be obtained of the utility of
this valuable remedy, or Vegetable Preparation.
For sale wholesale and retail by j. o. FAY at Drug Store
No. 100 Fulton street. William; at No 1873 Broadway,
Dey No ia Canal ST. drug store corner Of Bowery and
Grand St and at IS 9th Avenue Price IS per bottle.
iy2 Iuiss
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-10

|! S e.: b
s;s;s' 4. NJ.
' Ss: sass Z, s "a q ::.
s 'S ss: ass :
:i. .aa v sssn's and &
Pill. sss the sG s the Of cl
&C
the ~
unnecessary to say more and those sospcsi
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Dsctorsasssrons. 'sea~enss
81 have much pleasure subscribing to the efficacy If n
cheTy A.tInssni Ps Ssm Il ap
cure A"-'' BAsiN SSI Jpssss
twooewins have moereceny been from hsy
respectable individuals worthy oP,ss esne Inn.
cheny-Dsa sIbesyou acceptance the enclosed 6as
+,
s u and hat Sas bed
N aes every Meass my but s
;ssE M :Iss H. Js ss
nssss Complaint an" %Ss 0s n s1 ,sSs:
sa Se S Of health mind need
situated. Dear iyOu5 g rs SsI f,ly $1,000.
Dr. ChenyDear sir nay means viii 40.
asw ae a
orapy Length otime Luckily when desiIte my brother ami
we'd from Albany (whee Pills HAD most hopeleea
cure and brought me two boxes Of Pills This was n
April last and since last May have been y,an and
soon as cam shall give hat feelings prompt me you de-
serve send you my name and address, and my testimony
~
Williams and RETAIL by Mlaor Gamble Dey and Broad
D. j. Osborn, Houston and Bowery j. r. Nores sac
Broadway Dr. Guon, of Grand and Bowsry Fores SIS
Pearl st. cor OF Cross st. Walker the Bowcry W Ho
will Canal and Hudson; R. Austin as CA eot ana
DR. Yemg' g South Fourth street Philadelphia.
ed the most ecacious remedy present use for he care az
Chlooss Green Sickness Amenorboa or irregular ds
~ al the & ale consitu ion. 49, A
NJ B. Those troubled with gravel be c,ved nv
Dr. cherys Asngent Pills Those having in the addeI
pam N the Kidneys accompanied with thick ropy une are q
tonshlngy relieved by tbcse plls.-Price 81 perbOx
Southern merchants who desire purchase by the dor.
en- or will be supplied liberal discount and ~
Pills WILDE warranted tothem produce the desired effect
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-10

HUNTEH,S. BED DROP.--The veneresi si:ss.e
III dsarued Of it, teyO single bottle Of this nfulble
remedy proved be sufficient in the inveterate
This medicine prompt and decisive In its eects and
requires but few days. and frequently few hours
every particle of disease from the system. In It's operation
be said To act like magic without after III consequen
with perfect safety without regard to circumstances or sua
tion respect diet Price dollar per bote-war
ranted IN any
LEVISON'S ANTLMERCURIAL SYRUP for clearing
purifying the blood from the Of the veRcrea
disease abuse of scroulons affections mercua
rheumatism sploches and erupons the skim old stand
ing ulcers the legs and elsewhere attended
with general debility This medicine stands unrivaed is
only the 2v am me
nent tone to the broken constitution. Price two dollars
Sold al the Office No. Division street. four doors om Chat
ham Square which the ony pace the genuine medi
cine can We obtained city, and where directions any
particular symptoms all be obtained gratis Alba
ny office, No SO Hamilton st. jy25-lm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-10
Bsnnsst's new.p.psr E.taslishmsns.

MoRrrrc HERALD-lssued every msrninT except Sunday
Price cen copy. Country furnished sths
for specific period, remittance In advance
No paper seat out, unless paid In advance
EVENING HERALD-Issued every snernooo st o'clock.
Price, per copy Country subscribers furnished al
the same rste. Cash. ia advance
O'Clock trcv - cents per copy. Furnished n country
suhsrrfber n % per snnum, tn advance.
In ~ hese papers At shS
usual rates-alweys payable IN advance.
nvs-Are requested N sddrv~ hsh etterw o
Jses Gordon Bennss propetor asd Ill business
- be pos paid.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-10
For sale as above,

]. THE CLERKS GUIDE: comprising series OF
mercantile letters Forms of Invoices, Bills OF Parcels,
Account Sales; with Hints to Young Iradesmen; ex-
panalory remarks Foreign and Inland Bills insurance.
Exchange, &c. BY F. Foster Price, % cents.
.. A CONCISE TREATISE ON BoOk-kEsPlNG,
calculating the principles and practice OF donby entry
and the modern method of arranging merchants accounts
Second edition. enlarged and improved to which Is add
ed Equation Of Payments, Commercial TERMS &c. by
ID. +. Foster, volume, svo. PIP. 2W.-Pr,ce 81 %
3. THE ART OF RAPID WRITING ILLUSTRATED
AND EXPLAINED; to which Is added the Angular and
Anti Angular systems. BY b. +. FOSTER, vol. 6vo.
with plaies.-Price, 81.
4. FOSTERS ELEMENTARY COPY-BOOkS, in
which copies arranged throughout and the slope
Of the letters the thickness OF dowsrokes, &C., are
indicated by process of rung designed to furnish
ScHooLs and FAMILIES with practical system OF teach
ing the of writing No. to 9.
5. EXERCISES IN CURRENT-HAND WRITING,
for the use of the students Fosters Commercial School,
No. 1S3 BROADWAY.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-10

NwSRM Jackson ON R HEM RING 3,

IN woRH Jackson or BARsERs iTCH'S and All
other diseases o. ,he skin eecusy and speedily cured
by the use OF SANDS REMEDY FOR SALT RHEUM,r
which has never YET failed In single instance Is applied
without the least trouble inconvenience and change In
aet necessary Long standing and obstinate will be
ken IN charge and cured by special agreement
fail
Prepared and sold by A. B. D. Sands druggists No 100
Fulton corner Of William St, New York Price nj
NJ b. Agents wanted in the principal cities and
towns IN the United States Those who desire
VIII please apply and ascertain the TERMS which are very
'perai WASN'T
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-10

uDICKSLAY,e LIQUID COMPOSITION, TOR
removing the blue from bars without injury the DO
h and for cleaning brass "copper" pewter tim he with ham
the usual labor. -.
The liquid only the polish steel that has
been exposed the action Of FIRE, hut speedily all
stains from dead ground and lenders brass csp
per- Britannia metal and pewter, clesnsed by with the
expedition To block tin dish that have
in for years gives the polish Of new removes
ink sp~ stains from paint with the greatest "a
city, and without injury te tte color.
Brass scquered furniture viii retain It's original brlancy
occasionally cesnsej by IL For sale by
je7eu NATHAN b. GRAHAM - Nsssau-st cor. Fulton.
CUPPIN6 AND LEECHING-At minutes -
~ hce day night ~ feteV Duvsstt IS sh FiHe
healthy Swedish leecbes exclusively sale Refer
snces-Dr Van Re~saser Dr. y Francis, Dr. slis, Dr..
VISA lngon, Or. Herriot, DR.. Bspcker, &c. .H (
~ r. Where chlAres required ke eeched sbeve
eccbes bite instantly, bs need fear exs
su6ering to their children. jei-Sn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-10

NGINA PECTOHIS.-DOCTORs STARS has Maid
unusual attention to this disease, much cine
N the treatment Of "; and In
- N relieving its urgent symptoms and In many afford
~. s ee relief Us characteristic symptoms unpea-
ss sensation at the cernraony All The
pa. Of attended with pains about the breast hut
ne left side and regen of the heart extending
s., ~ ne shoulder blades especially the left and often az
sd Win 'ei, arm Those subject to sometimes awaken
hsu sense ~ suNocston and generally experience
an; s orsath and sometimes pspistion Of the heart
eS ~ 49,; "nsse .scendpg against the wind, up
mks Nss Doctor Sears would invite those subject tn this
dsnse. ~ % isyspep' liver eomplsn pulmonary
Numersus certihcste seen and reference syen
~,sp1 sx
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-10
vAPOH BATHS.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED INDICATED VAPOR
RATHS.


r. CARROLL returns grateful acknowledgements
son liberal patronage bestowed his establishment
which has been successful operation upwards OF eleven
As the limits OF newspaper advertisement precudes
the possibility Of giving analytical detail OF the medicinal
of the Naper Bath he begs leave merely to state that
has been found safe though powerful remedy In all the fol-
lswng diseases cuaneous diseases rheumatism gouf ncp
diseases Of the joints catarrhal
debility and especially powerful means OF relieving that
dangerous complaint, now 50 prevalent,
SCARLET FEVER,
which the Napor Bath has had influence almost
paraeled in checking and eraicang the fearful progress
which the weekly Of nterments announce OF Its having
made IN this city, Persons wishing general Napor Bath,
informed the OOCCIA, LOCAL BATH, Is in full ope-
ration, and can be had al all times
have several visited the vapor Bath Estab
lmep in John conducted by Mr. and Mrs Carroll
and have entirely satisfied myself that the Baths are admins
'N' Wv" 80 ALEX H. STEVENS, NJ D.
can ch~erfuy that have found the Baths in John
street well attended and comfort OF the patient can
suited VALENTINE MOTT, M. u.
have been FOR many years habit Of sending patients
70 Mr. and Mrs Caolps vapo Bath in John street. and have
frequently taken them myself Upon all occasions had
be satisfied with skill with which they were adAn
stercd: and believe IN this respect Mr. and Mrs. Carroll
leave nothing TO be desired by male female baihers
VIM J. MACNEvEN, M D.
The Baths In constant readiness from O'Clock In the
morning I'LL O'Clock night every day. Sunday excepted.
Baths all hours OF the day Portable Baths with csmpe-
persons administer them when required, seat TO
part Of the city Brooklyn at five minutes notice Ne
nexon with other establhment-Tbe Shakers Concen
raed Syrups o Sarsapala and Lverwo fsrsale Bathing
Tubs and Hip Baths for sale or hire jyH.lm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-10

IN -. HOUSTON'S BALM OF g ILEAD. Con-
- Times to enjoy the reputation that has already been
bestowed upon by numbers othe afflicted who have suffered
from dyspepsia affections debility loss OF appetite
heartburn and all similar complaints It's virtues cannot be
highly exolled and fast gaining the reputation that DR. Solo
mons enjoyed In Europe nvads find article
to answer the purpose well put up in large bottles with
full directions ~ each and sold Wholesale aRd retail by f. M
Guion, cor. Bowsry and Grand ~. my soy.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-10

-
NJ BALSAM, patented by the Royal Academic OF Medicine
Of PaThe Copavi Basam h of all the medicines employed
combating the chronic and goporboea affections, the
only one the specific action Of which has been doubted
and which physcisns have consequence given the pree
bu, It's taste and smell the OF It's be-
ing rejected by many patients ~f
This Is the reason why experiments have been made
IN order to discover mode Of Disgusting its TASTE that
might be taken with less but hitherto this has been
but mperfecy effected and always by the addition Of
active substance, which modihcs its properties and thus de-
stroys It's chemical constitution and its physical character
Therefore having discovered mode OF administering In
such state that the slightest
and this without submitting any alteration. The method
consists N enclosing IL in the geatne capsules encoses
that precious medicine IN such disguise en-
ey 10 the taste and smell and into the digestive or
without other mixture than that Of the pelaine with
which Is enyeopea and which completely dissolved
the stomach BY this the ofthe gonorhoea
being effected without disgust and consequently without in.
errupon will become prompt and thus
venting the possibility of respe.
The directions Tor well the attest atoms from the
eminent physicians OF Paris enclosed In each box
For sale by all the most respectable apotecares in the city
and country
Druggs and apothecaes supplied Of the above cap.
sules by CHARLES WiLDENOw, at No. 400 Greenwchs St.
su7ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-10

"a. CAAPENTEM conuoue. "a $50 :. -. =.
and vnfctunste the prsvs ana nan
49,. al hs established and wcu ksswa Dpenssry No Peel
on. myr6
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-10
A CARD-TO LADIES AND GENTLE
N MEN-IAnV MONTAGIJE,S COMPOUND CHI

IA MEN.-LADY MONTAGUE'S COMPOUND CHI
NESE SOAP prepared from beautiful exohcs and warrant
ed perfectly innocent II completely eadcates TAM freckles
piRples rednes and all cuaneou erupons gradually
realizes clear soft skim transforms the most alow COM
plexons into radiant wheness mpartng 10 1t
nile bloom.
Gentlemen after shaving will find aIay theirtabity and
For sale, wholesale and retail by A. Underh IS Beeknan
street, of william; DR. Hart, corner Broadway and
Chambers street. Price SO cents per cake my25Sm
nR. ISAAC FRANCIS, DENTIST has renewed
~ from No Chambers street. No. 1873 Chambers oppo
site Hudson street. and takes the present Opportunity respect
fully thank his friends for the many long conferred
him. and continues to practice all the various branches of
Dentistry. His premium lncorruptibe Teeth Of the best
rabity unmpared His full warranted remain per-
manent gums without Of springs lgatures
improved principle not Generally known Any wish
ing be satisfied the subject those who have
them for in this j. Also, Drops engaged TO
the violent toothache few moments and at the
As his practice is much increasing DR. GLENNY a men-
Der of the Royal College Surgeons London and the New
York Medical Society joined him, whose Dental attain
ARTIFICIAL EYES-Are Inserted by DR.. Isaac Francis
which be distinguished from the natural and will per-
form motion Of that without giving the slightest
pain For improvement this he has received dpIo
ma O "n''H 'ne '0'0~lnf RRE { sHPHaT
This Diploma awarded by the
American Institute
TO DR. ISAAC FRANCIS,
For fine specimen of Artificial Eyes,
JAMES TALIMAGE, President.
EDWIN WILLIAMS, Rec. Sec.
New York. Oct, 1886.
~ CELEBRATED EYE Waterloo F. respectfully
ecacious Eye Water. 1t has proved itself most valuable
application In of and chronic inflammation afford
ing immediate relief Even diseased for several years
has effected perfect cure in a few days.
W Charges moderate Jel4-2R
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-10
as,m STER,S
COMMERCIAL ACADEMY,
BOOKKEEPING, PENMANSHIP,
AND ARITHMETIC,
Is3 BROADWAY

taught upon original and improved plan, by winch
competent knowledge of these branches may be obtain
ed in one third of the time usually devoted to that object
PRospEcTUsEs may be had at the rooms ls3 Broad
way (oper Mr.. JMlhau's druggist storel
~ ADULTS who experience any difficulty in the free
use and command of the pen, those who, from the
want of proper instruction. write Irregular scrawl may
have these obstacles removed in JeD lessons, and are
enabled by novel and ingenious process to WRITE with
ease and expedition, elegant cnenhand adapted TO
the practical and everyday purposes of life.
From the Ecening Gazette.
The manner in which DooK-KEEPING Is frequently
taught conveys very imperfect idea of the practice of
merchants. The great difference between theory and
pacce-between the study of and its application
to practical use-is well known to need remark and
think Mr. Fosters plan possesses advantages worthy
the consideration of all who wish To acquire the forms
and modes of in thorough and eectual manner
From the Republican,.
We are personally acquainted with Mr.. Foster and
take great pleasure in recommending his establishment TO
the notice of fellow citizens We have examined his
system in detail have observed his mode of instruction
In full operation and fully impressed with the practi
cabty and utility Of his PLAN II facilitates, beyond al
other methods the attainment Of free, elegant and RAPID
huSn ham
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-10

u ENIN0 TLASTER-The most valuable remedy IOr
weakness and pain the SIDE hack and stomach and for de-
bty in the back and oins from the effect Of fractures and dis
loo ation Of the bones offered the public DR. Sweet
of Franklin Connecticut long distinguished for Bone Set
ting, willing 70 meet the wishes Of his iends-and that the
thousands suffering from pains and weaknesses may avail
themselves Of remedy, and diminish the bills of pyscans-
has arranged with Mr. b. G. Baxter of New London, Conn.,
and town In the United States None genuine without the
written signature OF B. c. BAXTER, agent and joint propr
etor.
Mesrk Pratt Ray, druggists IS Maiden lane, wholesale
agents for the city Of New York. and for sale by of the
respectable drugRistA Price. Is cents roll mS1 6m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-10

n6. CARPENTER. No. = Peck slip, costumes TO de-
- his undivided attt nten tho Of all de
cate private Diseases whether long sndng m
csptsfe Of the New York sste Medical Seciesy
late Surge Of ~ sent u g. Army and for 80
tIcns city offices pvivscy
Chsyves souahic apd Ill q