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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-12-15

| In the Senate on Thursday last, spirited
and interesting debate that occupied the great
er part Of the day, grew out Of a proposition
introduced by Mr.. Wright, Chairman Of the
Committee on Finance, to postpone indef-
nitely, the deposte of the fourth instalment
with the States, under the act of June, 1886.
This proposition, Mr.. Clay moved to amend,
by postponing the making Of the deposite until
the lst Of January, ls40. It was supported
by Messrs. CLAY, of Kentucky, PREsToN,
TALLMADoE and RIvEs and was opposed
by Messrs. WRIGHT, BENTON, CALHOUN,
NILES and BRowN; and finally postponed,
on motion of Mr. PREsToN. until the next
meeting of the Senate.
This instalment of the surplus on hand in
January, 1897, we consider the States are
Justly entitled to have deposited with them,
sooner or later. The act Of 1886 was impe-
ratve on the Executive. 1t declared that "the
money which shall be in the Treasury of the
U. States, on the lst day of January, 1887, re-
serving the sum of five million dollars, shall
be deposited Nth the several States," Sc
Thus the surplus above five millions, ,ras sci
apart for distribution, aud ought not to have
been touched for any other purpose whatever.
The public works of all kinds should have
been permitted to stop sooner than touch any
part of the surplus that had been sacredly APP
propriated to be deposited with the States
Some of the States Virginia and New York
in particularly appropriated their portions of
the surplus on the faith of the act Of Congress
being carried into execution by the Execu-
tive. But it was not. A portion Of the mo-
neys thus provided to be lodged with the
States, was used in fhe ordinary expenditures
and payments of the Government We,
therefore, think that, whenever there shall be
surplus in the Treasury, the remaining in.
stalment under the act Of 1886, should be de-
posted according to its provisions. In place,
therefore, of postponing the matter indefinite
ly, we think it both right and proper to post
pone it from time to time, until the state of the
Treasury shall be such, that the faith of the
Nation that has been pledged to the States
can be redeemed.
There is another and strong reason that
weighs with US in urging this course of pro-
cedure. The plan of depositng the surplus
money in the Treasury with the States, was
urged and advocated by some Of the present
leaders and supporters Of the administration
in the Senate, on the ground that it was abso-
lutely necessary to dispose of it, to prevent
prodigal appropriations by Congress. By
postponing for a limited period the deposite
of the last instalment, we have a guarantee
that the States, from the interest they will con-
tinue to have in the subject, will watch with
a jealous eye, and thereby operate as check
to extravagant appropriations the public mo-
ney, if such be either recommended or at
tempted.
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MARRIED

On the 2sth ultimo, at Salem, N j., by the Rev.
E. G. Prescott, the Hon. T. JONES YORKE to
MARGARETJ., Only daughter Of the Hon. Thomas
Sinnickson, all Of that place.
On the 9th instant, by the Rev. Mr. Randannc,
RICHARD WILSON to ANNA McNALY, daught-
er Of NJ X. McNay, Esq, all Of Baltimore.
In Tappahanuock, on Thursday morning, the 2sh
ultimo. BY the Rev. John P. MCGUIRE Mr.. BYRD G.
I.EANELL, Of Fredericksburg, to Mrs. MARY G.
BARNES, OF the former place.
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THO TEACHERS---At a meeting, Dec. ID, in the Hall
i OF Representatives. the following resolution was
unanimously passed
Resolved That we consider the work called "Towns
Spelling Book Of the hghes, importance TO the cause OF
education, and do earnestly recommend its use In all our
schools
1t has been adopted by the State Of New York and by
the leading schools of New England. The great pecu-
larlty Of this Spelling Book the child learns the
meaning of the word, while it learns to spell it. This is
point of great moment.
For sale bv F. TAYLOR, Washington, who has also
for sale The District School or National Education,
by J. Orvie Taylor and "lhe Farmers School Book"
by the same author. dec Is
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One Presidential term.

One FT6SldenEldI FeTm.
The dimnution Of the patronage Of the f.
derai Executive by making more offices elective
By the people.
The amendment Of the Constitution Of The
United States so as to give TO Congress the
election ofthe Secretary ofthe Treasury.
The prohibition by lao Of the interference Of
officers Of the federal government in popular
elections.
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Mr.. RIVES.
From the Boston Cenlinel

Like Mr.. Tallmadge the illustrious Senator from
New York, Mr.. Rives is Conservative and the
uncompromsing opponent Of the Sub-ireasury sys-
TEN, and all the other oppressive ofthe pre-
sent national administration. He is too wise states
man TO approve Of such measures and TOO honest
man, to give countenance TO what he rejects on prin
ciple.
He is the last man to be made the tool of the Van
Buren, party, in opposition 10 his we'll known and
declared sentiments all subjects 1t would be for
tunate for the nation if there were more Of such men
in the Senate, as Rives and Tallmadge.
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N. Y. GENERAL BANKING LAW.

We copy the following list Of banking associations
that have been established in New York from the New
York Herald. Whether the ntimation in relation to
the forcing off real estate be warranted, have
certain Of knowing, though such course might
be suspected. Still, the securities required, be
evaded
Last Of banks in fhs State Of NsO York under the
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-12-15

omo-William Hawkins Qoco-foco) is elected
Speaker of the Senate by 10 votes majority Of 3.
g. J. Smith (Whig) receiving Is, and scattering g..
CD McNul,y e.. F.) was elected Clerk.
James J. Faran e.. F.) was elected Speaker pro
TEN. Of the House by 81 votes. Mr. Chambers (Whig)
receiving 81. and scattering2
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The reader will please consider a most unmean-
ing paragraph about blanks in our last paper, as ex-
Plunged
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In THOSE THINGS WHICH ARE ESSENTIAL, LET THERE
BE UNITy-IN EoN-EssENTiALs, LIBERTY, AND IN ALL
THINGS cHARIrY-Augusfin.
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Commodore J J. NICHOLSON died at his residence
in Baltimore, Wednesday evening, about seven
O'clock Of apopexy, after only few hours illness.
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II The Chaplain to the Senate will preach (by
divine permission) in the Hall Of Representatives
next Sabbath at III o'clock
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IN edited by the author Of the Subaltern &c. is just
received for sale by +. TAYLOR, for circulation
among the subscribers the Wavery Circulating Libra
~, Immediately east of Gadsbys.
Also lust received new edition of the Wavery No
ves complete vols with the authors last corrections
and additions.
A new edition Of the Charcoal Sketches. dec Is
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THE COTTON CROP.

The New Orleans Commercial Bulletin estimates
the cotton crop Of the Southern States for the season.
1885, at 1896 900 bales
We suppose The data are the results OF guess work.
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Last night of

Mademoisee Josephine Stephan, Madame Hazard,
Mons. p. H. Hazard, Mademoiselle Rosalie
Mallet Mademoisele Sophie Malet,
from the Opera Paris Naples &C. andthe Corps de Ballet
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THO PARENTS ANDTEACHERS-- At meeting on
l. Education in the Hall Of Representatives at
Washington held Dec. Is, the following resolution was
adopted:
Resolved That this meeting consider the School Book
called .Towns Spelling Book" an original work Of
great Importance teaches the child The meaning of
words and at the same their spelling is learned and
that we do strongly recommend its use in all our schools
dec Is 3&dcm M~
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BOARDING HoUSE-Thc subscriber can accom-
ID moda,e members OF Congress and others visiting the
city with or without families The house is neatly fur
nshed and in pleasant noghborhood on pennsylvania
avenue between Third and Foui and ahaf streets, the
white Front next door to Folks boarding house.
dec "a, M. A. CLEMENTS.
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VTTANTED-A colored servant to wait upon gentle
w man. and do little light work, who is willing TO
hire by the month and board himself Inquire at this
office. dec s-u
ENGLISH BooKS-This day received, for sale by
T. FRANCK TAYLOR.
Millers History Philosophicaly illustrated, vols:
Lord Broughani's Speeches in volumes, with Histo-
rical Introducons and Critical Dissertation upon the
Eoquence Of the Ancents.
Lord Bacon's complete works large volumes.
Macphersons ANIMALS Of Commerce, vols, quarto
Johnsons Dictionary 2quaro volumes, being verba-
tim reprint OF the original work.
Adam Smiths Wealth of Nations, complete In vol
Miscellaneous Works Of Edward Gibbon, vol
Stapeton's Political Life Of Canning, 3 vols.
Oxford English Prize Essays, vols. ...
D,lsne's Curiositics OF Literature, the vols CON-
plete in one. n
Gibbons Rome, Hume and Smollett and Robenson's
Historical Works, each complete IN one large handsome
volume. -.
=. Books imported to order from London and Paris
dec IL "..1 ..+=@a,
AMERICAN STATE PAPERS..--The subscriber
n has for sale at his Store, opposite the General Post
Office sets OF the American State Papers in 81 volumes
folio ..a
All the Laws, Documents, and Journals Of Congress
from l774 to this time.
Registers of Debates, and Political Registers, also
collection OF valuable Law Books.
There are in the Store number OF Miscellaneous
Books which will be sold at very reduced prices
dec GEORGE TEMfLEmAN.
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The whole to conclude with
LA. FILE MALGARDE.

NJ Price of admssion-Frst Tier and Parqnette, 81
Second Tier so cents-Centre Gallery, Sl-Side Gal
ley, IS cents-Gallery for Coored Persons IS cents
Box Office open daily from 10 till o'clock and from
till 5. s .,
Doors open 7-pe-tomance to commence at half past
O'clock 49,. ,.".
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NATIONAL THEATRE.

Benefit and positively the last appearance here OF
THE WILD ARABS.
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THIS EVENING, December is,
Will be presented

FORTUNES FROLIC.
Robin Roughhead, Mr.. Stanley,
| Nancy, Mrs. Hautonyille
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After which,
THE WILD ARABS.
Will go through the LIST part of their performances.
To which will be added

To which will be added
ROSINA.
Capt Belvine, Mr.. Boswell,
Rosina - Mrs. Herbert.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-24
TRE srArs ov MISSISSIPPI,
Lnwndes County.
Tuesday, 10Th October, 1897.
CIRCUIT CovRr
9goseE TvcKrs,
~


This day came The psIs, by his attorney aad appear
Jag ne ~tisf on q Court that the defendants
resident Of the State ~ Mississippi moon of the ,lsinfs
attorney V ererrd by the Court that publication be made
Tor ss weeks In the Nsw yoh Herald pspr publ bed V
the city NJ New York. ney the defendant " the pcRden
ey suit that sness they appear ~ sefore the
cfhe next ermo this Court give special bail ,ns Jug
mont will be entered against her srd the properv uecnso
will he sold 10 satisfy the PLAINTIFFS demands spd tbs
confused nnti the term OF this court m"oNs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-24

To COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND OTHERS, re.
ssg IN or visiting The Of New York, New Jersey and
renn'Si'a0'' BE ON YOUR GUARD.
increasing 1
sally approves %ssis, Mnp sE1 TTWasssyEeEraBLE
-" UNIVERSAL PILLS,
has induced many individuals who entirely destitute Of
ceO'"o" o0ne'" coUNTERFEIT THEM.
These dishonest scoundres who live by csunertenga me-
dene whose Tanscendent virtues they more Initiate
than they eclipse the pendor Of the take good care
thai their n'I DEsrRgcTlvE COMPOUND
shall resemble ~ nc oeg eTPS%apSsR AfPPEARANcE,
knowing full unless their oahsome, poisonous mix
"'s LOOKS LIKE THE GENUINE,
they cannot asyng n ns II y Vie sey make Ss s. e
boxes and shape and sbelthen in the self
p ss spos an public vile Trash OF
one Ofihe anGcf1, ys' sHsssS,r,oNs
by I.. Thai .s last e. 1S
the genuine ssasa ALL
ing constantly engaged eoun,ereiar them, CHE pil1
Asproofs OF holy Writ
O' 70 in NEW YORK
beware 'o"' JAMES LANCE,
who keeps Office In the Bowery for The special se
Pills This was once clerk 70 one Of Dr. BIS ON
auence his misconduct James Lance, ESQ pleased 70
Imported indeed from shop his trent office from
ato the OF his unsuspectng and
cheated Victims who fail to experience sad effects
Recsnec, Or. Brandreth,s own Offices are
Principal
24i BROADWAY
Miner 0bces
1877 Hudson street,
Spruce street,
ZIG Bswery,
lbetween Houston and Prince srestsD
These are Branreh', Offices for the exclusive sale
owns p"' sHUN LANcEs SHOP
"Son wo PERSONS GOING TO PHILADELPHIA
eud do well be cautious where and OF whom they pur.
chase pills. purpertng TO be Brandrehs s there are mary
spuons pills in that city which viii be Palmed upes the pub.
NC 'O'ss"'' REMEMBER THIS
=" p'" WRIGHT, lse Rae street
And - Chesnut street, philsdelchh,
pills made by DR. n Brandreh Of New York who's the oay
person IN WHO HAS THE ORIGINAL RECIPE,
which was given him by his grandfather Dr. WIN. Bandreth
e original inventor equenty all pills prepared by this
Wright asd all unprncpled are n" ,ne ma
1 Chestnut 81 Phads phia was until lately, an agentfor pr
Brandreh but making money quite last enough 70 40 no
nest satisfy his avarce he has taken
COUNTERFEIT ais PILLS,
people 20 believe that the Doctor had instructed
his pills; and lost Is all honor that he even asserts
the papers that he has the original recipe f"m which hn
THIS ASSERTION IS FALSE
Cor seher he nor ANY one else 10 America has this
aretIs Pills." made sold w. wright genuine
Remember On. BRANDRErHs PRINCIPAL Of
F1CE 10 "
where Ill asenare desired to drec their communications
w .ssdy habits acqus n,ed with The
ness and writes good hapd such
~ woudbe given Address por ga Upper Post once In the
hand writing applicant givsg name and references
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-24

i DIR WILLIAM EVANS. Member ofthe Royal College
81 Surgeons In London and for wears succssui psc
ttoner this city bees leave TO on The eonssersss
the public that he continues with urerring prec.on
the various notifications disease that flesh ssm 70 ne
success In the treatment Of syphilis and g. tne ps.
FORMS and IN their appalling secondary loot
on by the abomnsble ADMINISTRATION ~ specne nsuNmest
and anacess, contrasting the most nurasreus pr m
of mercury and olher noxous ingresienisJ Us eees
admitted by thousands what can be NOR swlu, snen
The ravages made on the constitution ~ - ssaicoos
blurders IF mechanics, wbo jump .om ,pe -mngms-
a.ce ~ into dignity OF doctors These
nIesrx and ,r,ntons OF the tn painful swellings and
or Stiffness Of the ssar we bones,
eicb come avav Hke Of called snfolation,
Of the nese mouth and palate Produ
ehsSrns which destroy The human face dvhe-
s,rie,sr,s ursihs producing 6su.us opespes
= ,he perineum rupture OF the bladder and death svcA
bays save peyer occurred under the odceus and hesgs
tire stment Of Or. Evans .
ats nore particularly 70 those Of females such dror~y
bygers or ovnsss of spirits, descent Of the uterus
~ the hsulence the sged,
and aothe complaints depending disease cftbe female
Tse decacv and secrecy observed and the
eecua remedies administered for all he shove dsesses BY
DR. EVANS, leo Chatham ST.
rvoafce opes from O'Clock, A. w. until lor w. stim
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-24

n DsI-A iew days ago, black Newfoundland Doc
- with e breast and ring of white hair round hs necs
nj hushy black tail tipped with white. He = sbaut II
months old wh0eyer will return said deg 70 the 1esmoost
swan, shall be literally rewarded. AVN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-24


NMW Y0kk TATTERsALLsnThe regular
sales Of Horses Carrsges, he az tbs well saws essi
h~.%sss eontl"us 70 take place every noss.y :. 0esss
IL O'Clock, when will be offered OF
riagss harn 10 suit all tastes Is Necessary however,
register hsrsrsfo this early horse will Le offered
al aucuon snless registered for the Catalogue which
now open for the registry horses and will remain until
js-3m- JOHN w. WATSON, as Broadway.
Me- ~ M -fT, STRAW HAT MANUPAcTU-
-, L ~ Broadway respectfully informs her customers
an h a removed her business from the store 70 up sis,
door rea,e 70 be parcuahe entrance Is by the private
uouI hsar the Scotch statue
s o. mas the pleasure inform the Ladies that se has
"a ~ aneh q all knd of English Straw Hats, Lsghorns,
ported. ~ ''"'' ".' e's' -" 49, ~
II 70, 5000 o Straw Sewers wanted At 2s7 Broadway.
k'Oh DfaNG THE HAIR, IRON Grey or Red 10 Z
-, peausnu nlack OF Brown-MAHOMMEDS TURKISH
universally admitted 10 be the best article sversen
w ne puDc dolly supersedng every other prepa-
ration tor the purpose which mostly comnoed III deeter
Gus aaa must eventually give entirely TO the
Turkish Dye Its operation almost ma sic al heinz .nned
10 the bead AT night before going brdon rins he ncr
nng The TRANSFORMATION complete The skin suf
ers change either from discoorment eruption
other It's be attended or nj
consequences whatever. Sold wholesale aud retail sy
ii. G. HART, l75 Broad way
azIy Corner of Courtandt St
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-24

FOR PLAIN NM kNS S sSE fafzk sSxrs or ALL
KINDS ASe SIZES. IN EVERY STYLE AND ron aSY
LINE OF BUSINESS wHATEvER,l
12l FULTON street,
Three do~rs from Nassau ST.,
III City and counuv merchants will find constantly very
large stock hand They emnodated short
tice quantity they peasealso, by shipping
them in profitable packing may be desired part
Real genuine Cologne Water imported from Germany, of
most superior qualty-wul satisfy every purchaser
Custom House Business.
~ THE Subscribe begs leave to offer his service,
Mercantile Community any nussess they my have cos
relating thereto believing that uniner
sped o forty y.s as az oesd me New aos
dease Of the public IN sneh Ts1!srs LYON No Ro.a
!. (: PEW;
the Isl of May Wednesday next the 25th OF April in
slant
UCrION NOTICE.-Furniturs saie-en MONDAY,
a a,taf pas, 10 s,elceh, At is: FTanAlln street
Furniture Sale, "Wednesday, q Joha street
Euraure SAFE, Tharsd.y 90 Broome street
Furniture sale raay ~ Nasan street. =.
a s's'''e ''e f'o'' THOMAS BELL FELL Auetionser
Tor sALE-lOoo Alabama State Bark Notes
L 1900 Charleston Sank Notes
1900 Illinois state Bank Notes
1900 Mississippi, at hatcher, In 500 bills
1000 Detroit bank Notes
5000 United states Bark No,es-all sizes
Apply 10 rHOs. b. CARPENTER. No Is Wall street,
NIB All kinds Of uneusni Bank Notes bought favora-
CitIsps' Bank Of Worcester
Roxbury Bank, OF Roxbury
Fulton klby, and Commonwealth Of Boston, soogA'
on favorable terms Assn
DROKEN BANK NOTES PURCHASED
Orange Bank. Chelsea, Mddlsser,
RsIbury Bank, Rsxbury, Nahant
w we.I ss Ssn s'p RS,svr, Ss%soe
Kilby, american,
Fulton, Old Town.,
American. ssnsor,
ssi.lws under Beaedcr. watch store, 80 wall St.
GGET,.Ti. wharf .ai.siss lie south Ferry and Long
the vicinity Of New York for ne sale q l s,o
AL lw' ChAnLEs ho1I. ~ rIne ..
200 900 .. s ss ssas.;s
wells s S ss;. .'Es s.
TvsCANs, TUsCANs, TUsCANsca,Cbssp and
sa s'sr c aIG oss"s as
for the patronage she has received from her friends and
ns SSSs scs @ss
ofer. Cor sale Der splendid Royal Victoria Gpsey Hats
% be SUPERIOR 10 shape to say IN This city he lowest posi-
ss $50 r s and seo '
Mats cleaned altered ans pressed " superior style,
New York. April, isss aslm-
CHILDREN'sCLOTH subscribers secJ
clothing, made IN the most fashionable style wscb they vii
,el on very reasonable terms. at Wholesale retail
wx3srS eco AHOvTk CO. IA Bowerv.
Se2essT" .ss d. socD
MANS PILLs-A and speedy cure far certain deli
etc d,.eases when together the Detergent null
scr and the Pin. strepghener 81 The diseased organs
Th.ss articles are now universally ssed that thing
vhish rs pe ss,d In advertisement wosd add
b.r xrea, reputation Their popularity may be tsdgsd OF
o, he fact hat bottles and boxes have been
p,d in New York Philadelphia Bestor and Washington dur
ing the years Those secrs may by the
uss OF these medicines entirely cured without the fear ~
sxpossre :. 81 90 = .
ner of Grant corner OF Henry ssd Pike and al Grand ~
Hsrt's, corner Broadway and Chanser sne corner
\ Hudson North Moore snd WIN. ~ Hohnans b57
Broadway aad boz, with iuii directions
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-24

DOOMS wANTED.-Ose homes
III waited by young Gesteman whose relative reside
in Kentucky and whose occupation exclusively lite rary
He viii furnish the rooss necessary. handsome
lie would prefer living domestic circle where
he could ENJOY the ed, antsges Of female society. Breakfast
would be required morning and Tee
family with whom he resides would have the privilege
rood library and all the newspapers Of the country Address
Horaes,n a the Office Of tLts psper. Milf
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-24
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL

MEDICAL AND SUHGtCAL.-DR GLOVER
lvl consulted usual In the treatment OF certain class Of
diseases lie the public that he has received regular
professions education in this and be caed
with the selfnamed docter medical pufe and preepde Of
the day. Office No. Ann ST. the Museum-
Private entrance third door from the Museum Lamp
inner Office door n the evening. jeHu
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-24

Bank Note and Visiting Card
y q HAVING E6TABLIe HI ~ = NJ
lag broadway. corner Of Liberty IT.
" Ladies' and 0enilemens Visiting Cards and Cares ~
Home engraved In The fashionable syiss ana
pfiated on the most beautiful Enameled Cards.
has just received rop, Paris most be- utisu sna as
~ ENVELOPE, to enclose Cards Home kc sreet ~
ing of time, and decidedly the fashionable nnsn .a'
possibly be invented, szi-lm-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-24
rEOOTH ACHE-TOOTH ACHEi-Ex,r.,

TOOTH ACHE-TOOTH ACHEt-Exsraet OF
l Gall aud Keosote, efecua remedy for Tooth Ache.
Prepared oay by Vim Btown Cheat, No AL Wsshipgtoo
Boston Asa security against counerge observe his sg
The directions why will you suffer with the tooth
ache when there IL a remedy
The above extract has recent cen discovered 10 be
and remedy for the tooth ache
~ all The substance and leaves white
of the teehalso the and takes away
unpea surl arising from defective
inure the teeti, like many articles that used.
sold wholesale and retail by y NJ Gsor IN Bowery,
Grand Henry and Pike ~
and retail by H. Bsrt, ooraer broadway and Chambers
w. M Minor, corner Dey asd Broadway VIM b. Hod-
mao 657 Broadway and A. B. and ID. Sands, william
and Fulton streets M