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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-07
THE CoUNTERFEITERs.

HE MIST BE MISERABLE VILLAIN, INDEED.
IN bsNarh HE Fo aF THG Gr FELLOW nv
MAk'Se 4o Hoss5 + eli eir issI,l:tHs'
What do druggists prove by making vending
rms p''p0r''pbB BIZ Z B ssRANBRErHs PILLS,
l fSiss cs1i;i PRINCIPLES
~ ID rn NOT r Sssr sIs ,sgorsa
;'H SIMPLY ra s;
Ds. sFaA slSassSs ESH;HG ls,
ever S ss;e Pin.
THERE NEVER WAS PERSON WHO USED
,, GENUINE sR.NnpsaErns Ellis ,-,s,,,,.,
sp FSSsfSn TH5F SRs ~
Nevertheless these eounterfeitng Druggists have done and
bot hoped avsus will not allow ;ssm o. y
me by designing p.1son whose on object
.seues 20 10 Ss 70 them whes, child
offs parent him on whom .1 .a .%y rsy
solely upon Tor support prevented om filing early and
Their guilt clear 70 their now beeitb,eS nns.1.
standings and then hoped they will endessor TO make
Every aaihofined Agent has eoppsrrise certificate q.
agency and has exhibited Never purchase nm
sov sra. '' +. 70 % 10: BE- s
danger Parpose Of mailing mosey 10
DR. BR4NDRETHs PRINCIPAL OFFICE, Is7 HUDSON q
S Se~s1s, as sR so..s,.
S Sr.sa a;sssee D q; Hunt 81 Syands-
WeNsI Once, a. " nren Jr is Westst
b. Warren 50
% Houston Il. cor Lewiss- u. D. Wright
% Catharines 81 near the market, N. c. Notes
lsI Division IT. near Pine 81 n. II Tupp
70 Nesey g. between Greenwich and Washington us n a.
Taylor 80 - -
2ss Greenwich St cor efwnrcn, ,, o. Fowler.
LIZ Broome q near Clinton e. John Moves
Cor. Hsasen Hammond Thss KYLE
GA Water ". Mrs Blsndfora.
~ Broadway ssd 964 Bowery, J. Il w. Blscketl
2Sl ultos, opposite the market. Michael " DoaoI,ue
70 Chatbanst Ho~ e Bates, booksellers.
~ staston. cor. Allen IT. Peter Cunninghsn
% bleeckrr st Mrs Barnard.
1921 Hudson st J. 4. Burnion
Hoboken, ~ ,. Consider I.urher.
Harlem, j. J. Kenyon.
wnamsburgh, l. I. VIM. Thomas, North II 81
Rrooklyn. l.. J. Mrs Booh. as Fulton q.
jamaica L. ! Jas Herman.
Oysisr Bay, l. l. stephen Bsa.
south Hampton. l.. J. q. w. Ssnsmaa
sag Hsrbor, l. l. Alfred Edwards
kockswsy, l.. y, Samuel fearsaIi-
Greenport, L. l. walter Havens.
The above Agents have each their Certificate srd
M person has Genuine Brsnreth Pills for sale who has p
it.Im.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-07

4 DEATH OF OsEoLA.-Oseola, the Indian chieftan
who was kidnapped by General Hernandez after de-
eang every white opposed him. died in the fort on
Sullivan's Island, Charleston, Tuesday night the
30th January. His outward disease catarrhal
fever; but is universally thought that broken heart
his fatal malady.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-07

THE GOVERNOR OF CAYADA.-The Montreal Herald
contains letter, not very obscurely recommending
application of black paint and gooses feathers to Lord
Gosferd on his way through that city, on his way
New York, to take ship for England.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-07

suited about it. Those who have hitherto acted
managers these occasions do not like % be- thus
suppansed by straagers aud they tak Of getting up
one in opposition, or Of going elsewhere.
Strange that such fuss should be
rwixt tweedledum and tweededee."
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-07
Prom thc Canada Frontier.

There is nothing new from the Canada frontier in Up
per Canada aud item of interest from the Lower
Province. Our Buffalo correspondence will be found
below local in its illusions, and its details are
all events, amusing.
On Wednesday, the 3lst January, the Montreal vo.'
unteers mustered for inspection by Col Wetaerell-
Five thousand men were under arms.
Lord Gosford has dismissed some militia officers fol-
refusing 10 take the oath of allegiance
BUFFALO. Friday Eve, Feb. o 1885
JAMES GORDON Bennett ESQ,
The being over-navigation being
closed up-ihe troops being sent home, except or
comprehensive Patriots being dispersed TO the four
quarters Of the earth all but the northern quarter
where eh Canada-l cannot do better than give you
description Of the Grand Firemans Ball. which, as
the millners say, winds up the bsbbin."
We have VERY pecooliar way Of doing things
whether is get up patriotic Canadian fever,
Charity Ball, charter a steamboat sell horse. The
way do the latter is a caution to Tattersals Our
principal auctioneer Of horses is oneegged negro,
who, with his crutch in his hand the horse and
then rides through the city, bawling out-"This fine
horse goln at twenty-twenty-twenty, JUST going
twenty hve-who says thirty y and he rides and
ridesand he comes round the people bid and bid,
until he is finally knocked of who has ver
left his his work bench
The Grand Ball was for the benefit Of the Firemens
Charitable Association and off the theatre last
night The Eagle street theatre is a very neat build
bance 10 the National being about two-thirds its size
The pit aoered and the whole house elegant
y decorated, and lighted with variegated candelabras
The tickets were s5. and probably about 400 sold.
The entire female population of the place invited
by the managers, who not only sent cards to all they
knew. but put advertisement in the papers, request
ing ladies' who had been invited, send in their
to the managers!
The men went by themselves The managers char.
tered oil the seighs in the city and brought all the
their own hook-leaving each one to find her
partner on her arrival
Here was fine music, an excellent supper provided
expense of $500, and plenty Of dancing till day
light.
Gen. Scott and staff came by invitation. spent hour
or So walked about the roem praised the dancing Of
some Of the brightest sylphs that grnced ball
ROOM and chaiied with the ladies their infinite gratf
cation. N34
The ball ended and with it. probably, the last event
Of any interest previous TO the opening OF navigation
The times are hard. money scarce, and no business
doing IL something is done shortly to relieve the
pressure, we shall be used up community
Yours, &c,
p &. No Canada news.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-07
D qSSissPPEEn esAAEEsE S1 ,Sc FESk SLIP

Doctor Carpenter having had the advantages OF regular
practice Of Physc and Surgery from the New Yorl sa,e
Meca society, ana layng bad twenty y, ars' general
and undivided attention TO the diseases m
for sheh % msny ssr era ns class e. Train o.
abound IN the columns Of the newspapers Diseases reauire
and the various stages and changes they may
We . ,hs least mus, satisfy discerning mind
The extensive experience OF DR. Carpenter all ages and
thorough eurs and to adept medicines 50 arranged
and compounded MOI 10 oepd the lead TO spspcos
Compounds totally unknown the ordinary qussKs OF The
Separate entrances and Office. have been arranged for
Charges moderate and sdspsed capacity OF The patient
be oesIPesssa CERTAIN diseases to BE os'IS m at
GS t;,s =. S, HENT.E,s Red DROP-Nev
the venees disease Known world To s,er~ o 81
sound reasen asd Judgment evident that Hunter
disease he venrrea In addition To- The extensive sal. Of
the very Of their being many who have vsny
ul virtues. We do deceive with the prs
3" pic cs nd .s.
s soud Io s Dr. pne :. their guardian angel
dI.ess md By application medicine hss. sesy r 's
70 Re urssr'oGd h. We ia :. case.
fsnsep. op Ms YEAR, noTn 1s = Of .co years and N
failed feels ssSed hss ~ - o. CO.
thereby causing The sufferer be :. free o% e,..
Rsi 81 per- One: si Ss s s.
-. -~N-NF 49,
~ a preventive may be had
Every rhalthst Is genuine via have written sgns,ur.
Of Uriab bevison. k"'"'s
To err human, and since tits human 70 en- Is Il no, our u
70 look on the ndcreons Of fellow ere -b ,,v
ans 90 All our power without inursg ourseIye In
IEvisoNs %TS Sifsf SsG R al'Si Dsop !,
70 effect quick, permanent and safe cure without diet sl
or from business in all cases Lee post paid de-
scr,bing essei WILDE attended to.
Our offices are No - Ham on st. Albany, No 50 Eouh 9Th
Philsdelphs No Hsnovera Bcslos; 244 Camp sd Nv
oriesrs Charleston, CT the places in The world wser.
.oe genuine msolclne esn De ootsined jl7im,
Dn. CHEENf,s AsTklnGENT PILLa.-
enectusleure for oksnse dischsrges ursarv
c.sa whites suppression rreg usrites and all female ceu,
plants arising from weakness Of constitution In gravel and
loss OF command q bladder, they completely cure In
diseases OF the Kidneys bladder sad PROSTATE CLAM tev
rive unspesk sble ree Over ooe have been cold =
New Yerk without complainto agent Yor sale hole
sale and retsh by A. D. SANDS, l@ rslton 81 eorrsv
o. william, and NJ The following drug Corner Dew .r
Brosdwsy cor waller and Broadway, Nones est Broan
way cor Cross and Pear Ger Bowery and wsILsr Co,
Grand asd Bowey cor Henry and rike, cor Canal and
Avenue. e'' 49, S's~
~ Price q per boy retail They are s,-s rer .s,, nv -
Young ~: ~ south Fovrih e. Philadelphia and s AIb.,v
BY Sapdsk shaw. &c, &c. 400 In.
s-DR. HALE's Pile sJio,ne,, 4. !. 49,.
tive cure for the piles IN three days time Sold bv
Hart corner OF Chambers Brosd~,v, u,,n.
J3ms '''y ~" "'1"oS.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-07

pJ AT Charleston, the 2sth ult., one Andrew NeL
son. swedish sailor. aged a5 came 70 bis death by
sufocalon. he going into the forecaste Of the brig
Busnos Ayres while they smoking her out grv
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-07
~, S0rICE q - HEREBY Given.

~ Thai JHnEs Lance hsTH NoT GIvEEEy.
DkETs enps = Nd LH Az sss Ran.
ss : IL u. 5s ib a
= Be connected with the sale Of The PiLLs-snd pr BRAN
DK5 1T will take good care he never The
vss...: S..:..
The cels6raed Dr. POETTs Gonorrbos Exsdcator never
y describing symptom slowing sss s, ca,
this has The
u F sar Ell sLsa ave = 60.
r Burne.. IS 9Th avenue. Price ST. dssim raa
$500 fSEsAds 2. = sr.cIsIc MIX
lures and analogous complaints OF The
masy long des ea and ever viii snno s.
and 100 well known 10 require any explanation is quite
Compassion TIA, bu. few admire a,hougs sesms So yerv
soeous o. admiration tpevades all ranks society high
Ahonghso troublesome itsef and So distressing and a.
which hs s 'e o
bnnabs a. 10 cen!raei the eompas he follows
business which perhaps requires bis ineate ate ~
eenoa ss 70 . 70 aggravaie the difficulty and
constantly SICK with doses OF enetc purpe DE-
uanustory action. Then follows op ,Ian 81 70 oafsn
mi1torss irritating Injections lotions and lom ma
last, after The patient has beer KEPT six or nnc
m0s win OF the PROSTATE land
brane OF The bladder eee other de,esabe malaay
the
an exposure that excites the ridcue OF all him.
In Cresss Specific Mixture the aremrdv
That completely obviates all these difficulties ran
"a ana pei ranen cure without The least diet drink
exercise.
The remedy is unparalleled in power the specific
properly OF eHrey neutrazng the poison SURPRISING
honrS -
II IS not orr object TO give long qupcksh recommends
Much experience alarge humber of and oh
servaon has proved nconrovertiby eicacy In
short such i he c:nence in the Mixture founded obser
Walton alone that tie proprietor chaensesa single OF re-
cent Gonorrhoea 10 be brought in which the Mixture not
erect a rapid cure; under forfeiture of $500.
presented to The public for their benefit they stans
much IN need OF IT, and is hoped they will make proper
P'ep''
Wihtns remsoy persons themselves wi,eout tho
least exposure change of Diet cbangein appi 10 bu
sines These are considerations sufficiently great of coz
sequence. -
The medicine contains nothing that the least injury m
would follow, "
Furher he disease cannot be centracted desc Mil
ture is taken at nghton going 10 bed when exposed
It's put up in bottles with full directions accompanying A
81 bottle One bottle lasts week, which generally cnres
Many are cured In two days
For sale only by Minor GAMBLE la3 Broadway corner AZ
Dey street Dr. Cuion, OF Grand Bowery M C.
Socum, corner OF Broadway ard Duane street; A. b. D.
Sands 100 Fulton ST. Of iHam, New-york; jones
Hutchinson, corner Of Chesnu Seventh PhiadeIphia
~ H. Call for Crosss Specific Mixture The propre,ors
nature and number of residence the label 81 each
ootur. j6-SnA
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-07

SMALL CHANGE.-A late arrival from Tampco at
New Orleans brought four hundred dollars in plea
yunes. *.H .N.s k tt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-07

NEW EDITION OF JACKS BEAN .STALK-Such is
the effect of the climate vegetation in Van Dieman
Land the myrtle, which is with shrub, grows
10 the height of 200 feet and has trunk from 80 40
feet in circumference.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-07

Psrf What mischief, therefore, do those persons in
hict upsn themsclves-whar wide door for the ad-
mission Of all Of evil do those persons throw open
who perpetualv stimulating The pyloric valve by the
natural stimuli of ardent spirits and highly seasoned
sauces eneeble, wear out and eventually destroy its
sensbilty that whatever the caprice of the palate
throws into the stomach, is tumbled right wrong,
simulated or unassmila,ed, good bad, and Indifferent
altogether, without let hndrance, into the bowels
For the sentry box is deseried-he Waterman is dead
BENEvoLEScR.-The late Archbishop Of Bordeaux
(Cheveras) remarkable for his tolerance and
lghtened benevolence. The following anecdote viii
not be read without interest:
my lord" said a person TO him one day, "here is
poor woman to AJAX charity, what do you wish to
do for her ~
How old is she I"
Seventy
is she in great distress 7"
:, F" She says So"
She must be relieved-give her twenty five francs
Twenty-Five francs my lord it is TOO much-espe
cialy she is a Jewess"
I "a Jewess r.
YES my lord"
"oh, that makes dference-give her fifty francs
then, and thank her for coming
NJ
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-07
DE. J0HNsoN !. eo..u.,ea eenha...I.nr !, bis ONE.

nR. JOHNSON u coasu.,ea cenfdestsny Al his once
- No ~ Duase street. Chatham william sta o.
the fshowng diseases vi, 0osorrbra ssssss Cbsncrrs
scnrss Seminal Weakness and the diseases srs
ing from veneresl poison improper Dr. Johnson
remove ssy recest Affections In three days.
the Of any facilitating isudcious medicine or nrcvr
uon from business Persons esrurg themselves IN or Jehs
ons care may desc themselves with certainty success 10
the most asgravsted Scrofpous Sores liberated gs
&c specially healed srsagsrs would do well by giving Or
Jonnson can certain preventative may be agnnG
ne occurrence 81 the sregorg dscssss which has never L
ed wh~s used within wentycur hours se~ exposure Lrt
paid and enclosing fee can have m,
dicsne, and directions for is forwarded.
Attendance from G. A. NJ To A n .oha n y.h.~.. -.
moved from ia Cham bcrs street dal-Iws
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-07
=. s. No Canada news.

DESTRUCTION OF THE BALTIMORE CIRcUs.-The
ruin occasioned by the FIRE at Baltimore Saturday
morning, Mr.. Cooke, the equestrian, is entire. He
has published card, in which he says
1T may not be deemed mpertinent, this
wheming crisis that several reports have cir
eulaed Of insurance being effected Mr. Cook horses
and property, all OF which entirely without foun.
dation he has literally lost every thing and pos
sesses no means whatever OF direct remote ten.
dency 70 assist him in this sudden and awful Gala.
nifty"
The baltimore Chronics in lis account Of this
whelmng destruction adds
. Efforts instantly made 10 the horses,
ponies dogs goats, and deer, belonging to the corps,
but all in vain. The heat and violence Of the FIRE for.
bsde all access and in very short time. the noble stud
the admiration Of all who had behsd il,
~ destroyed. in calculated the sym.
pathes of the most insensible. Not OF them
saved-he old stallion. who had accompanied the corps
for twenty years-ihe splendid horse Mszeppa,
the very embodiment Of Byrons idea OF the fiery
steed"-the Burmese pones-the Angola pony-the
beasiifu goatthe halt reasoning fawn-all-a perish.
cd miseraby, in the excrucisting When
the doors burst open. the fawn, the constant
panion Of Of the ponies into the street-but
missing it's mate and alarmed, probably. by the noise
and confusion Il turned about rushed into the stable
and shared the fate OF its fellows.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-07

SOLDIERS IN PEAcK AND CITIZENS IN WAR-The
Missouri militia the battle in Florida Christmas
Day ran at the first fire from the Indians Iii an
axiom in strategy and every ssnfrms IT, tina, mill.
tia until well disciplined win always ay. The Alaba.
ma militia, on their way TO the seat Of war, behaved
very badly at ST. Augustine, kicking up row 10 the
streets insulting females. and amusing themselves by
throwing citizens into the river-bens dangerous only
10 their countrymen, and quite harmless against
ihe enemy. militia is a constitutional defence, GER
tsiay bu, i is sadly inefficient and those who
rely upon IT, will find their mistake in the presence 81
the foe, when wisdom is TOO late. and their own lives
and the honor and safety Of the country are jeopsr
died.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-07

AsorHER ESEar.--The Haanibai Commercial Adrcr
fser t"Phdbus what namet" in Missouri states that
the ossge indians have made ncursion on Van Blu.
rem Country committed many depreds,ions and carried
oGmach caile The Missouri volunteers who ran away
from the Seninoes the 25th December. will now
have an opportunity Of showing their pluck pro srs e.
Jecis.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-07

NEWSPAPER REroRN.--The editors Of Virginia
transported their late Convention Richmond,
free OF expense the rail roads Of that State They
sensible resolution IL they can only effect
its import wit: that Mr. Richie. and FIVE others. be
appointed committee to devise plan for the more
speedy and certain collection Of monies due to editors
for subscriptions and advertisements IL all lies in
nutshell let them adopt the plan originated and perse.
vered 10 by give credit for either. BY this
means. they win themselves much vexation and
DISAPPOINTMENT and do away with cumbrsus machine
ry Of edgers cash books and journals with clerks and
book keepers 70 keep them.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-07

STATISTICS OF CoAL.-One thousand fl at boats have
left Ptsburg during the last year for the west loaded
with coal, worth, it is said one million of dollars. The
coal trade is fast rising into Importance The quantity
received in ST. Louis in 1884, but Al, 437 bushels
while in 1887 il 1922 275 The coal of this
vicinity is said be of the best description for the pro-
duction ofGas.
il Nigh be amusing to ofthe Eastern Railroad
directors TO take view of the Locomotives which in
operation for the purpose transporting coal from the
mines of the vicinity into the city of 81; Louis. They
generally sixty feet in length five feet wide. and
seven feet in height bearing the ,iniuae ola wagon
and four yoke Of oxen Occasionally. however, meet
with Improvement upon the construction. in
which the moving power consists of horses, oxen Jacks
enneys and mules and all sizes and colors ntermsgled
random.
One of this construction, which might be called the
Novelty, passed through Main street, ST. Louis.
Monday Goth January, composed, in part ofeght oxen
horse and three mules, forming according TO the
best estimate could make, twelve horse power suf
fcient the railway, hundred the
Of ten miles hour; while here the power
pended in moving three the of two miles
hour which far from the average velocity Of our
improved locomotives when under full Roadway.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-07
CONsUMPIIoN, COUGHs, CATARRHs,

CCNSuMPIloN COUGHS, CATARRHS,
- &c-Dr Taylor,-i feel II duty TO YOU az line
COMMUNITY al large that have severely afflicted
with cough papitaon Of the heart loss 9TH
er symptoms OF disease Of the ing ro-
cured other remedy without success and ha-
wing beard length OF your Basam of or ndu.
ced by one Of my friends when had cured
ssd feel pleasure that by
II, and In few weeks restored to health.
VIM WOOD cor. Chambers and greenwich sts
The eagerness with which this invaluable medicine
sought for unparalleled and affords uRequvoca asu-
rance Of It's usefulness md importance
sold by the proprietor SO Bowery and Delaney
street. JOG Ns'
"A POPLAR mEDIClN k-THORNES Com.
pound Extract ~ Coraiha and Ssrsaparia, q certain,
sate most lee Ua discovered
oi $500, 8'.Ea., structures, whites pains In the bac
and oins sena weakness affections OF the kinies crave
scorbutc eruptons &c. &c. a'
one Recommendation this preparation enjoys above all
ers us nea, portable iorM, putup In pots the in
u may DE- taken being both easy and iaseess
ture, with NO restriction in diet from ds
business Travellers especially would this Medicine Li
y useful and ought be unprovded with prepsr
ton possessing the advantages which the one com
hnss Accompanying The Medicine is pamphlet expsna.
charge, containing %. sil full and ample directions
o46ms NJ. b. GRAHAM 90 Nassan.sr cor E,I,mr -
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-07

pedy for suppression and ali cs.es where ns,pr,
,oss not have her proper and regular course
They mus. got be taken during pregnascy ashley
Sid by J. H. Mart, corner Of broadway and Chamber,
~ Gsion; corner q Bowery AID Grand g.; and b, r
Barnett. IS "a
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-07

LIEUT.. PowELL's DEFEAT.-A letter from camp
the Everglades and twenty five miles of the
depot India River Inlet" dated January 18th, 1885,
says -
"You viii hear, probably, before this reaches you
that Lieutenant Powell had little brush with the In
dams Jupiter Inlet. II appears that he landed
with about 80 saers with the exception of 25 reg
ulars. Soon after landing he found old squow who
offered to guide HIM the place where the Indians
were, about miles off, He followed her direc-
ton and came upon the lndanssome say &C, 90,
and others 90 The fire commenced his
side when the Indians returned it with spirit and
put the sailors into confusion, who fled and the
whole party would have been pieces, but for the
regulars, Lest. Powell and all acknowledges. Six
who only wounded, but could not retire. He
left to the tender mercy of the Indians. Dr. Light
ner. Of the navy, killed. and every officer wound
ed. The regulars behaved nobly. Two of the boats
left, in Of which were keg Of powder and
box of cartridges with rum whskey, aud other sailor
corpforfsv
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-07

SIGNs.-MOUNTs WILSON, corner OF Broad and Sea.
~ staswe spectulv inform our cuson
and the pusc cur well known tsigp Pannsl estab
ishment n NJ. 90 Broad Of Besyer a.
Messrs Warner Kersteds store where we are
prepared n attend 10 al orders for r painted signs.
terinx Granite, &C. for the approaching spring
Al shnlf he finished with The u,poss e
sps,cb. and in the most corr. c. ami elegant style.
~ Ornsmrrtsl sgns BANNERS, Flsgs end Engine Backs
painted by Us In the nc - tasteful msrner
jas imA m0UNTG WILSON
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-07

~ This ontmept specific cure fer the affecting eruption.
and humrrs that often break children,
ton for Cow Po1 and which have bh.rs bsded The
Of The Faculty.
Fer sale, wholesale and rets, by
NATHAN n. GRAHAM, Drurrist
fif No 20 Nassau, retner of FulIop ~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-07

DROP-A single hoe n lis in6iibIs remedy fer venr
real dsess hen used deeted has been found every
instance 10 effect safe and dy cure having ed
Acknowledged be the certain and easy cure
diet -
Price dosr-,o he obtained only ., the oaee Division
%. fr.-