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Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-11-25
RELIGION.

We pity the man who has no religion
in his heart; no high irresistible yearn.
ing after a better and holier existance !:
who is contented with the sensrality and
grossness of earth; whose spirit never
revolts at the darkness of the prison
house; and exult at the though 0! It's f.
ma! emancipation. We pity him, for iie
affords no evidence of his origin; no
manifestation of that intellectual prerog-
atlve which renders him the delegated
lord OF the visible creation. He can
rank no higher than animal nature; the
spiritual never could stoop so lowly. To
seek for beastly excitements; to minis
ter with a bountiful hand 10 depraved
and strong appetites are attributes of the
animals alone. To limit our hopes and
aspirations TO this werd, is like remain
ing forever in the place If our birth.
without ever lifting the veil OF the yisi.
ible horizon which bent over our infancy
There Is religion in every thing around
US; calm and holy religion in the un.
breathing things of nature, which man
would do well to initiate. It's meek
and blessed influence, stealing asit were
unawares upon the heart Iicomes oui-
city and without excitement. Il has no
terror-no gloom in its approaches. Il
does not rouse the passions, it is un-
'ramelied by creeds and unshadowed by
mans superstition. 1t is fresh from
ne hands Of its author; and glowing
rom the immediate presence Of the
treat Spirit which pervades and quick
ms 1t. 1t is written on the arched sky:
I looks out from every star; il is on the
alllng cloud, and in the invisible wind.
is among the bills and vallies Of the
arth, where the shrubless mountain tops
'lerce the thin atmosphere Of eternal
winter, or where the mighty forests fluc-
yates before the strong wind, with its
lark waves of green foliage. 1t IS spread
ut like a legible language upon the
road unsleepiag ocean. ltis this which
plilts the spirit within us, until It is tall
nough to overlook the shadows ofpro-
alton; which breaks, link after link
lie chain which binds US to materiality:
nd which opens to our imagination a
,orld Of spiritual beauty and holiness
'sser Gaz.
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-11-25

HINTS TO FARMERs.--Never feed no.
tatoes to stock without boiling or steam
ing, as this increases their nutritive quail
illes. Nor feed the best and plant the
reiused.--Nor sell your best sheep and
keep the poorest.
Never burn all dry wood in your fire
pace when you can get stove.
Examine and cleanse your chimnevs.
insure Your property.
Cut Your timber for rails in Feh,,arv
as they are the most durable.
Never dew rot your fax ,uuless you
wish 81 to renderit worthless.
Never select your seed corn from the
CRIB but from the stalk.
One bushel Of fax seed ground with
eight bushels Of oats, is better than six
teen bushels floats alone and will effect
aally destroy the bots. 4 Sc sT'i1eai
Afat OK is worth more than poor
lorse, and does not eat as much--a woke
md chain may be bought for less mon.
y than Wagon and harness. a1soa "a
Horses that are confined 10 stable
ever have the staggers. aqas at B9a gs
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-11-25
The Col. concludes his pamphlet with
he following remarks -

The Col. concludes his pamphlet with
the following remarks
Such were the results OF this extraor.
dinary interview, and such the actual
phenomena attending a single nap Of
magnetic slumber, under circumstances
where every thing like cstentation, or
q desire of display, or even ofa private
exhibition, was avoided; and where, /
repeat without hesitation, deception,
fraud, collision, misunderstanding, and
mistake, were alike utterly impossible.
| have written fully and faithfully, omit
ting. as | believe, nothing essential to
full illustration of the interview--preser-
wing so much ofthe very language used,
as practised and pretty retentive men,
ory has enabled me to recall--giving the
substance, where the identical language
is lost, and presenting simple and una
dorned narrative Of the truth through
out.
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-11-25

The defendant objected to receiving
Gnaifs evidence, and commenced ma
king remarks to the court in support of
the objections. Gnatt rose, drew up his
chair, and said, s-It he fmeaning Mr..
Wisner) says any thing that insinuafes
against me, by--I'll knock him down.
The defendant to the court---eI do nnr
intend 10 insinuate any thing against any
body. ! only wish to show the court
the improperly ofreceiying Mr.. Gnatt's
testimony, and trust the court viii pro-
tect me. 1t is strange state Of things,
indeed, il ! must be openly assaulted
with chair in court Of justice. [The
defendant recommended his remarks,and
Gnatt again rose, drew his chair, and
swore he would knock him down if he
insinuated any thing against him..
The defendant to the court---a Will
the court protect me by ordering an Of.
ficer 10 take the fellow in custody
Esquire Henderson, No | shaf's,y
[winking to Gnatt.1
The defendant TO the court--wVurv
good. sir. then shall protect myseife
Here the defendant drew from his
pocket pair Of small pistols, cooked
Them, held one in each hand, and procee.
ded with his remarks to the court. Gnatt
turned pale, and his lips quivered, he
dropped his chair, and retreated to the
back part Of the room. Esquire Hem
ierson said that the further considera-
ion OF the objection would be postponed
1t that time, upon which the defendant
'oolly replaced his pistols in his pocket,
md took his seat.
The case was at last committed to ju-
y, who could not agree; and Mr.. JUS
ice Henderson is accused OF having for
,ed verdict in favor Of the plaintiff.
IN this accusation he has been arrested.
Niles Register.
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-11-25
MISCELLANEOUS.
From the Baltimore Athenian and Visitor.
ANIMAL MAGNETISM. lt

ANIMAL MA1NLl1SM. IHs
A few weeks since we gave our rea
ders an abstract of Col Stones Anima
Magnetism. Since that time the pamph
let has come into our hands, and we
have read it over with surprise and as
tonishment nearly allied to credulty
We do not pretend to say that we fully
believe every thing contained in this mar.
rative; and we are certainly as far from
saying that we positively disbleve it.
Under all the circumstances of the case,
collusion or imposture were next to i'm
possible. The very incest precautions
were taken by Col. Stone to prevent his
being in any way imposed upon, and
tests were applied which none interest
ed in the hoax, lift had been one, could
have been foreseen or guarded against.
Its very easy matter to meet any
thing doubtful or mysterious with the
ready answer Of humbug' 'imposture,'
&c. &C., but sensible persons are those
who generally enquire into and endeav.
or to know all about matter before en-
tirely condemning it. In the case of An
imal Magnetism it is true, imposture and
trickery were so fully apparent in France
when Delson and Mesmer led thousands
of persons to believe in their fooleries,
and all sensible persons have been since
fully convinced that it is but another
name of humbuggery and delusion, bat
in this country, within the last few
months, wonders have been performed.
phenomena exhibited before the eyes of
individuals not to be deceived bv any
trickery whatever. Even the most BIT
ter opponents of Animal Magnetism
have been confounded, and forced 10 ac-
knowledge, after having time and oppor.
tunity to apply every possible test, that
they dared not doubtthe evidence of their
senses, even though reason and common
sense, revolted at the idea Of credulity.
jerks of the Nantucket Enquirer was
bitter and decided opponent Of the SCI
snce-or whatever il may be called. :
Mons Poyen went to Nantucket, and
'ontounded him BY exhibitions, which
his senses defied him 10 disbelieve, and
low we have Col. Stone, who was even 3
more conspicuous, and decided disbelie-
'er than jerks.
Col. Stone had decided to nut the q
natter to the seyerest test in his DOW
r, and accordingly went to Providence a
repaired with evidence that must en- s
ure refutation.-Here he found mo r
uack professor Of the science (so cal.
ID for the want ofa better namel but {
lose who firmly believed in it, among d
le most reSnecfahlo cit;1ons .nJ -
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-11-25
POETRY.
'ASHINGTON'S TOMB.

WASHlNGTON'S TOMB.
BY MRS sIoouRNEy. sa
Town Of the mighty dead! N ''
Sacred be every tree
That waves above thy bed, 3.
Or sheds its bloom on thee!
While full Potomac flows
Bright meath Mount Vernon's sun,
Honored by friends and foes,
Rest here in blest repose,
WASHINGTON! '
Sons of our pilgrim sires,
Sons Of our boundless west
Ye whom the tropic fires,
Or the cold lakes lull to rest
Meet here, as brothers meet,
Round loved hearth stone
Meet in communion sweet,
Here at your fathers feet,
WASHINGTON! '@-
Others on glory's rock
Have an enduring name,
Echoed in battle shock.
Sculptured with blood and flame,
But when the mother at her knee,
Teacheth her Graded son,
Lessons of Liberty, .a. +.
Shall he not lisp of thee,
WASHINGTON!
Should baleful discord steal
Our patriot strength away,
Or fierce invasion's reckless zeal
Rest on old Bunker's day;
Or mad disunion smite the tree
That grew meath glory's sun "
What shall the watchword be,
Rousing the true and free?
WASHINGTON. t ..a.s
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-11-25

A man in west Springfield. Masachu-
setts, has run away with bis wifes sister,
her father offers liberal reward 10 any
any one who will bring them back. Bet
ter let them go. 'es' NY q
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-11-25

It's not generally known, even on the
sea coast, that shell fish. clans especial.
ly, may be shat up and failed succeSsfll<
lyon Indian meal. ~ ID Hyss sfss
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CLEAR T. ID.

ID.
R,rl c,,,bIa Maths Cuha AIM prinola. br;,s ,..,
Mnelewarr, Havana Ptete Wcnman William, Clark New
Orleans; fTancla Edwaris amsterdam 4ebhad Co.; bark
Leahorn Howand Asplnwall Baast Bnrns IIa ia, ~
mar & Co; sloop Midas, Brown, Providence.
ARRIVED.
Ship Republican Foster, Liverpool May y, to johnson (
Lowden
q GO.
ship Gusave, Rede! Marseies, days, f. Grousete
Brig Rhine acKnown, Apalachcoa BaIre Is day, 70
Pruan brig Frederick Berndt wogas, IS days. 70 order
Brig Alfalfa Tlton Porto cabeo' days to owaod
Brig Augusta, windal Savannah, Il days, to order.
Maitland Kennedy & Co
n Bril- Hss5G, Watt of Warren from Pensacola 70 day. TO
Brig Tons Paine, Walker Thomason, days, 10 master
to H. HaviIand N'' :
Brig Pandora Owens, Ponce r H. 10 days, Depeyster
Brig Madison Lveraore, Savannah days, Surgess
schr Beino Lowe Gonaiyes, 81, Domingo 10 days 10 Ha.
vens CO.
schr Whg IIouseman virginia 3 days, to master
sehr Belt Birmingham, Berlin ma, days 70 master.
sehr cotaes, CARTS s%shfela days to master
sesr day to
Sch Edward Vincent LarAan Norfolk days 70 surges'
ter -. -" : ''''.-' ~ ''' : : - ~
DA1o"' ''s'-"'s spo .; =
''s ~ ..E..sf.a-r
:, .S
ms Gay oehS ue anniversary Oh american independence
the captain splendid schooner Iea-er will
celebrate the glorious day with approDr NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ro, ~ In, ; -, M. ar, - ,;,,s H., -,
~" oS ""' oPerauon, ehigh'ch the Pupnc'
and beat the s'rpenn'es.
The Inn mentioned few DAYS since as wing been stolen
from Portsmsa n H. was oSeraken near Cape Ann the
Same day and the crew arrested H. however turned out 10
be merely drunken and they fined for drunken
AID sentenced to 80 days labor IN the House Of Cor
The Baltimore, Of Prospect Park supposed from Boston
Bangor was lowed into Gionceser 18Th BY the Etns Of Fort
land The Baltimore struck ON Boon Island Ledge on the
hignt o ,ue %.n, AM ~ - ,uh ~ wa'ei TT al,
conpnentsrg n,Srms saa"fSsmSaP,an M IL bnyskeis,
o. the nandeniauuenppy Ducn rast lndialan, WIN nre
three sautes ~ 20 our naona anns err
ssry me shp M rs IRON heI presTn p1son az ts ioot
ruton street, az ne ehu Q, 'he pier nr salute az VI
the second at NJ and the third at We understand
there are ten Dutch ndamea IN port ana that most OF them
VII unite n the celebration. ,, .,..,. osp,u -.
Boaon yuiv l-M-Arr Ceyion, Arey, OF buchspor from
~ John, y. D. ana Lupec, WIN ~ emis PASSENGER The
wa seized last night on suspicion OF attempting land
contrary 70 a" no" III possession OF the
revenue cutter. nan,
The Lexington, Ai, ~ days from New York TOR sydney
b. put into Sansro TO miles westward OF Halifax on the
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-04
GENERAL MARKETS.

Nav YoRg, July Sd, r. MBusness today was extremely
dull owing bad OF the weather. and the approach
Ing celebration the independence OF country many were
absent from the city, few remaining deferred
account the weather. The -four market remains very firm,
and again advanced in price We understand that letters
Rave received this from Rochester stating the fact
dat -four bought up that city S per barrel and
that need expect any receipts for the next months
owing to great immigration the Western country The de-
rand better there than to here II this the
case buyers will have take hold of flour made
from foreign grain for the of the merchants here
having efficiency Of brands hand this will
rally rise In all descriptions Of four There pre-
hand quantity Of -four made from foreign grain that
ought TO be into the river, but still the dealers in
the article viii palm IT of on the citizens of this de-
scrpon sold today for 81 barrel The poor of the
city and sailors will have live this trash today quote
Western at Gil il57 and New York 1875 10 25-Couon
quietno Auction sales Receipts OF Produce-ii5 barrels
-four, 20 de- ashes IS do provisions, 5 tubs butter
RicnaosD, July s-The quantity o. -four Inspected IL this
CITY, during the quarter ending June j0tb 1924
bare This shows considerable fall OF since the last quarter
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-04

Al Brooklyn Il, lns by the Rev. Thomas s. Bron
William Trrel Esq., the Island OF Barbados, To
Mary Brindey eldest daughter OF Mr. Jabez c. Pei
tam, OF Brooklyn
On Saturday morning l., inst by the Rev Potts, George
Walter, TO Mrs. Ellen Smith, OF this city: :
Tn New Haven on the 18th ul, by the Rev. DR. CrosweI
Mr. Thsraas r. Clark OF yickshurg to Miss Elizabeth NJ
daughter Of Capt. Thos Hunt OF that city,
IN kingwoh, Conn, the 2Mh ut, by the Rev Mr ro.
ter DIR j. &. Spencer, az Troy n u, "a Miss susan Mel
sey ,nu ghler of Gideon Kelsey, ESQ Of klingworth
Al New Orleans, tina l1h ut by ire Rev Clapp Ten
ufus Mcclellan. Of hstagords Texas TO Miss Catarse ~
Dppuy OF New Nork.
ID ED.
&c Sunday morning. cd nst ola lingering Illness Isaac En-
csons, aged Is years. :,
Saturday inst sarah wife oftie late Frasc Powell
OF Philadelphia, aged 90 years.
In Hngham Mas the 10Th ut Georgianaa r.. youngest
daughter George Miles, J ESQ., OF baltimore, aged
leyenrs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-04
His BaITANNIc MAJEsTy's CONSULATE, I
New York, IIth MAY. 1897.

T. IN conformity with In. passed by the Legislature Of
i State the 2lst day of April last, entitled IAN Act to
gulate the pow aud duties OF Public Administrators and
rogates latiye property effects foreigners
Notice hereby given that and after this date the pro-
subjects Of His Majesty who die
their in this city inestae such property and eccts
arriving this placed under the Of this Office and
under the public administrator heretofore. TIE
Undersigned thereof requests that notices here
the public administrator be this Office
information and effects Of subjects Of
his Majcsf shall all times be furnished without any fee
charge whatever.
The health officer and others the quarantine respect
fully requested to make their communications TO this Office,
where all exp enses connected therew h will be paid.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-04

LIRE WOHkS.-The subscriber being agent for tie
sac Of Isaac Edges Fire Works Il enabled IT, offer % tie
public the largest aud varied of Fire Works
Ia city consisting of Rockets Of every size with headings
descriptions brantse pieces ofe,ery wheels
OF every description iriange Roman csnile mines ourbl-
hons italian Zinc g~ons eShibtion si,es NC,
Ia addition above he has Of the largest aud best
sonens snail works without exception, Ia the city which
sell the reasonable term. Cofomiess OF Ar
rsngenens for the approaching celebration Of the ib ofJuly
pl their advantage cell and examine the above.
H. NNELIN. 81 Fulton street.
tstYen Greenwich and Washngts 49,, ~. ".
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-04

DILLIARDs IMPROyED.-csentlem wishing
ID play atbhar purchase tal,es, invited To call
% Broadway mkt decor above Vail street nj the Sou
Coffee Roos here therearr tables In room and
the Indian Rubber cushions slate and
ssn cemented beds wis iron eagle frames and common IA
above, will I've found the largest and best
offered public advantages those who wish
chase short notice they be packed at days
tiCe
Il. Orders far aay thing IN tsis line, with cash good
reference, 70 A. BAssFoRD, s6 Broadway, VIII receive
prompt attention. milo ut
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-04

TIRE wORkS.-The subscriber offers to the
public the extensive and varied Of brilliant
Fire Works the United States, consisting Of several thousand
rockets heavy calbe viii rich and fancy headings wheei-
every description canes psiB~. tourbfioBs
roens line pigeons gerbs Italian streaners ooored
fires for theatres signals for shipping &c Ac A-o 80 ex
Editions OF brilliant set pieces for city and country displays
Agents in New York. H. Yveln, 81 Fulton street. Green
wich lewis Page 60 Maiden Lane, Gasncr Young .S
Chatham square. or -
I,.lAC EDGE, DR.. tPyrotechnistD
mvi3-tiyl Al the Laboratory. Jersey Ciy.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-04
sUPERIOR SUMMER HATS,

the reduced price Of Sio-BIRD, OF Is Nassau reet,
IA Pine respectfully his friends and
the fashionable public, that he will constantly Keep at =.
sale, superior of plain white Has
the reduced pce $3.50. lie faters himself that the de-
cided appreciation with which his Hats have been heretofore
his anxisus please
BIRD, IS Nassau ST. OF Pine.
Also hand fine OF g9tleraen Leghorn
mer Hats. AZ reduced prices iel3zw
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-04

CAWD.-JA-. A. ". LAMOUREtx co. iav
N ing succeeded Dr. Lewis Feuchwangsr, in his store No
81 Broadway will contivue g. furnish the public With the ar
tcles usually supplied NY him and hope, W their efforts to
a continuance OF IT, patronage.
Swedish Ieeche, Diamond Cement, Pro~an Cement tor
filling decayed teeth Chcoy, the finer chemical sparaion
Magness Loyencr Cough Lo1enges Ac kc constantly on
hand aud the reasonable terms, wholesale AND
retail alSu
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-04

JESSE CADY, Auctio.eer.

Jesse CADY, Auctoneer.
b 'Pss so; Oh ana n las NJ
eu goo so%s nsy sap q ca
ng guns pistols dirk, S with goods sun.
o =, Il p an ad, ss 70 Sss q 81 this kind
loo cards Birmingham and Sheffield Cutlery every Va.
1000 dozen Collars and Bosoms.
V'o Needles assorted from - Hetnrn and German
5000 gross Bg'on Coat, Vest and Pearl subject deeea
"a" AIN mi s,,,s WI a se taken N payment
priced Watches Guard Chains, Nc. nss.iys
.rSi : :; = co. store No. .ss Pear
ton Hardware Cutlery eonsi.ns Of pen pocae ana
a,rh hiyes ~ cards and ~ dozsns
spect9cles bras, Sareled pistols; percusso
eaE' sS sd knng needles hooks and eyes, &C.
pe,iumery, French an9 English soap lavender water NC
shoes. ' "'A
Also, an nysice ef NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of ea.r~s finger
rings watches, breasi-pns, chains, &C. &C ia
New York Joint stock Exchange Company,
no ToN11NE RulLDiNGs, WALL STREET,
IL Foreign and Domestic Exchange Gold Silver and
all kinds o. Gucurren Money beught and sold es0{a
sAl F MATfR hA NR S.a dpss a Caste o,r,n
SS3s sf s sas RHa en E
ielo-5m =
5 To PlN 's ale font OF Af q i11J
loS tor cash. Apply at 81 Ann St, Sd story iess-lw
q ~ FO AiGN AND DOMESTIC EXCHANGES
DiiS gul ana sHytr ali kinds G! uncurrent money
bought and sold ~ the Foreign and Domestic Exchange Co
No Nassau st. je27 lIa@
vSosss safr s q ss.s !, rseEA5
l2 Cents being ia general by first houses
city, aud the preference given those by j. La
THAN, has induced him entire plates
III style superior TO his former the
hundred Any regard being had 10 the quality these will
found by far the cheapest of any yet produced
J. H. being practical Eng furnish institutions
individuals With plates in style required fer notes, ceri
&c &c, DAYS notice and moderate charge.
Apply j. LATHAM 100 Greenwich St, near Cou1tlandc
street je50-3tt
p LOCOFUCO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
OF JILN-The members OF the Equal Rights Party will
lebrae the Anniversary Of Independence the Baptist Church
in Mott street, Spring Tuesday the fh inst. The De-
caation will be read and GRAFTON delivered half
O'clock r. NJ Several other speakers will address the
bly, and original ode written for the occasion win be dis
hued All who ia favor OF the greatest good to the great
number invited - attend BY order Committee OF
Arrangements. Z. J. WEBB, Chairman jyl3t.
cacl nNn yVANNED-On bond and mortgage, for 4
pA,OOO city property, worth more than double the
ney. Apply Immediately at No. Cerlandt st. je2y
4 AW PAhTNsM WANTE0.-any young attor-
IL OF industry and good character, who desire
have Office egby situated in Wall street and the Of
library rent free, hear OF an opportunity OF doing by
addressing Oliver" through the post office. je2+6r
His BRITANNIc MAJEsTY's CossULATE,(
NavxX ork Nav
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-04

DARK THEATHE.-THIs EVENING viii h.
Il performed the VIZ ."
DUMB BELLE-yivian, Mr.. Darrer-Elira, MIS- Wheat.
ley.
After which,
-Masanieio Mr., Joaes-Eenella Mrs Cur.
After which,
NO SONG NO SUPPER-Iobin Mr. F'sher-Loui,a Mrs
Durie
To conclude with
DER FREIsCHUTZ-Cas Mr.. Richngs-Linda Madam
Otto
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-04

NIL sTWOnTIAN ND NIL RANVTEe-A
large supply ~ these articles hand FOR sale by
DR. LEWIS PEUCHT wANOER
jy3 Once Courtsss street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-04
RAND STREET. GARDEN The pu

NJ respectfully informed that the Saloon and Garden
attached othe conectonar, store. No 8 Grand street be-
Edrdge and Allen opened tor the The
den will Ice handsomely lighted every fair evening and good
Band Music engaged play three evenings the week
throughout the Tuesdays Thursdays, and
DAYS The Retire of the best kind and better
cream l. be found in the city. Call and try il.
Xvi
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WINE Nc.-is

u champaign received va Lonjo wines consit
inc oil fine and mjdng qualities madeira. sherry, part and
esrei Also London brown stout mud porter received per
Egyptian Ao porter and ale put up for exporation
ciiar believed IN haver and excel
Iece any boed this city For sale moderate prices by
THOMAS MEANS 81 Water street,
dosr east Of Old zip.
A. a Mines hotled N order ie2s5tsw4wt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-04

~ pbs scsns and Dentists, manufactured by
:, "a GoIFnAk Co. BALTIMORE sole prsprictors, who a.
Islor and expensive investigation have succeeded -
49,. ,be 10 present the public positive and speedy neat
~ ing decay ofthe Teeth and disesse 81 tbr
and preserving them ~ nesny
which entirely vegetable and cree o s"s e,,s
e.uss,c other dcieersous ingredients FOR
sal- snd retail, by the psoprstors agent . ON n.AN
,....., !. a A .o,ho-avv No Nassau street..
.a,f 'sss corner Fulf0~.