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C'.cs.eyicla Co8aiy, JanaaJy 90, 1888.
F'EasEssEs 7aANGES.

When . years old, he ran for a Sweepstakes. mile
heats, o which there were subscribers, 5000 each,
which race he won al three heats running each heat
mqnirh and the salue time ho WIS, however. bcat-
flfe first heat by tatharine DAVIS; Al The same
lcr. hr won 4 Sweepstakes al BcrId, : subscribers.
over that COURSE and Al tu same acc he run
Tor Sweepstakes over tie New Mlrke, Course. :
subscribers, 5000 each, which hc LOST by about AK
inches, III quick time, aud would hlye won. but for
bad start " 10 wears old ! ran him for
purse, mule l,eats, the Tree Hal Culus"
horses STARTING, when Le lost The first heat and won
III" next two with great ease. The urNt week run
INN for tn" Jockey Club Purse fonf inllc heats.
oven the New Mar 81 Course, starting. when IL
won tie iita heat, lost the socoud, aud the lhird
with the greatest rase. tiIeG took linn New
urh, and ran linn three mile heats against The cole
bIated racers Fanny Wyatt, Reindeer. and several
ofhcr, when he won thc lr,t heal with great ease,
bat VAS beaten afterwards by Fanny yart ms legs
having given way, he became FESTIVE aud refused To
nm. attempted To run linn for two OH races,
but his legs injured that h" would not Iisr
tlsm. ] had the highest opinion Of Inn, aud do mol
believe lie would ever have bern beaten, II he had
confined sound and would have run kindly. For
ne correctness oi all IN, performances &c. lhr pub
lie are respectfully fttrllrd 10 ire AaIrrcrn Iur
Register W. Il. JOHNSON.
CAcstrTda Co2aig L1aocAy 20, ls35.
Mar, II Gv
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Ee..s.tV. Ee1gG.SVS.

To Physicians, cuuhliy merchants and his friends,
generally he pledges hnscl(tha his goods shall be
mi rof 10 III this market, thai he will sell III
moderate advance, and use every cxertion to GIVE
satisfaction. T. A. FOURQUREAN.
March l. Is
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asl.Es.gHT.V'g;FsSkIIH..

HNlIE SUBSCRIBERS TAKE PLEASURE
IN announcing their friends and the publs
generally, that they have entered into Co-Pa,ner
ship, Tor the purpose OF ransacUng General A.
gcncy, Commission and Forwarding
Business, IN tn, Guy of Richmond, nndcr the
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z &. p ID. Es Z; I.

r 4 z f. H. WAS got by Rtvrer his dam hy
lus,p-f, r6nousll by redJ, The ''rln,Irr, z (
fnurcss hy >lr Peter, 6 by Dung1nnou 9 9 d
d by Tu,L G 2 z z BY lIprou. cgeeC It
Golden Grove by Blank, . . d Widrng-
i-a mare. Rrseer sire OF PUZZLE, was got by
Genus, dana Hosette. BY Bennlpchrough. R"sdn,ond
BY Tandem, Tuherose hy lleiod, Grey Starting by
Siariin2--Couas"|or mare, SISTER 10 Tutndetho'I-
her dam b, Snakr. Davils old Y oodc0ck -i;tvsl-
l.f stands hear New M,raer, IN England, al Ii
psuads FcIng. and is the OF many drslng ul>hcd
Race nass Il nous lhcmt'r' Bravo, Clrtrivari. Da-
lara r. cntIuce Reyelr,, lntugurr. Olympc, De
light, many Other Distinguished racers. not iorGci-
tn, the uarSallsa LuveHa, PERHAPS the bert nIae
'srr unthr En- lisa Tut. So much tor hls sire;
tuth- side OF dam he luS"s :.othIus. =, the an
rrrmarcs are drscrvcdly tavurs with breeders a;ld
grRienen OF the Turi; for Nrlocprdc the most
'p-nlld horse at his lay, ald by ni1ny still re-
emdr ~ the lleeirsi morse IN Ems md, since Flying
thld-rs, is from a Juniper mare Puzzle WAS
t'n4 oulv years Old, and had III thai time on
bhfre gaIeanrnts, t"' oi which he won, aud in
iac tird he was beaten by that extraordinary tinec
YER Old AIRY, By ST. Patrick. Bedford Spring NEE
unr Nh. plnllluorc's bay COLT Puzzlr by Revcller
tea, MIR. LaTour's ch. c. Cuear Lion, both 3
Years oil 100 pounds entrance, h. (. 1873 pounds on
=, ch. Ascot Heath Races, June 10th 1887 Mr..
fhilIimores Puzzle, by ReyeIirr, ll9 lbs. beat
lord NeuIam's ch. (. Mameluke, out OF Brocard,
llsJbs-enirance 100 dollars, h.. t. Bedford, Au-
gust meeting: Mr. Kings bay colt Airy By ST. Pat
VI \
heat. These, were all his races; II seems he
fair p.rfoitner, and with high weights; his great
strength aad uncommon STRIDE. made him forluldd-
hls opponent. When the blood, aud figure OF
Puzzle. considered, every must adult tn
he must he great acquisition as a stallion IN hs
onais. rs the colts OF every horse are more apt TO
lake Alcr he stock than alter the horse himself;
h'rc would be every reason To expect Puzzle would
SCI Race Horses even If he had not shewn that he
could do the trick hnisef rs it is seen his sire
gully got many race torscs aud those OF the best
saalny, and his dam was equally celebrated as She
brought winners. Asa stallion lie is united. but
soar good constitution, aud great vigour, uni
led with youth. blond. acton and power, give
asur3gces VI succcss--no horse in the United States
can easr higher claims to the patronage ot the pub
JIG.
M}RES sont to this horse shall receive my per-
s'na aiteniiOi-cntenslve pls'urase gratis. Mares
''"' ~ cents per day. and my part every care to
"'csent accidents at escapes bn will not be liable
'of such as may happen to occur the season viii
'mmence the 18th day OF Feb, and end the 18th OF
August next SHELTON kEANERLi.
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ID {; - & R ( 70 y 4 ":

!. tn- ,eiuck, and : small stor II hs forehead >lX
,-a. old last spring !uil IS hands high, yet from
k powerful lorn', great drpth OF chest, and nncon-
MOD length, he seems sitoit-rggcd ho,s:; IN
bsrd, he has no superior III thr | 1ltrd StAs
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she Ihor0nsh- EsreH KUee 1kOrse.
I'd A y q 4. u.
w. 4 7. T.. y z II " ID

IN This season, (Spring, 1895 AT
ET ~ II tie Red House in The county Of
gNN " Ghatlo,'e' within ] G miles Of the
Co"t-liouse, aad - from Lynohhur.. lie is i
'nas" grey SIX years old this spring, very large,
i"'l 10 hands high, ot high form, great strength
anu commanding appearance lie is AT his stand
ready TO serve Mares AT Sl5 the leap. aud sos the
season, payable the LIST of August next. when IT viii
expire, which may be discharged by the payment OF
$50 within the season, $40 to insure Maze, paya-
bic as soon as She Is tnown 20 Ia i'll ioa OF parted
with and 80 cents TO the groom Tor each Mdfe 10
he pad when she Is sent to the Horse pastnr,rc
traits "h'ch Tor quality and extent, is very desira-
bic each pasture being we'll enclosed and well water
ed Every care will be taken to prevent accidents,
but no liability for any that may happen. Servants
sent Win Mares will be found Without ,hargc, aud
Mares with, "r without Colts, wei fed, If dcsi ed,
II % ernts day. CLEMENT IIANCOGk
Red i1usc March I lS3S
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FOR isltE,

HNE OR TWO comfortable Rooms over our
~ Store, suitable for Offices OF Lod. ing Rooms.
MARTIN, NAED& DAVIS.
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For Safe.

" 'siIins To Locate IN favorable situation To resume
the practicc Of Med lei ne
OFFER FOR SALE
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pZ;EsEsassE.,E

DANIEL. was got m, by horse Medley, whose
dam vast old Reanyb by Sir Archy and his l,vore
Daughter; his .randam MAS MartnaJ Ike, Johuson's
old Medley Mare, who Produced more runners
and more winners. and Was more productive To her
owner THAI any other Mare America: = erlndam
by the old imported Medley Z 9 ciandan by the
imported Centluel. Of Polly nILus, the great
est racer oi het dry 4 ( grandtn by the old inn
ported Janus and . Q = grandeur by the imported
SPEAKER. Danies dam Was by the celebrated horse
old Nngniln, her dam by Sir Alely giAndam by
QuIchstep, son OF imported Slafhl granaln
by old Whdalr; eanda'n by Cioeki,,st; y 4
ciauddm by Pdnaloon; & E { Z grmdamb by Ais
toe. Her first colt 10y 'flmolrnn, sol io, SO 900,
and for her second colt Danlel. by Medley, gave
81 900 AT tInee yeIrys old. | ha,c rhus eyon has
pedigree oe both sizes. which, for putty aud
cellencr, think there Is Objection.
nTv
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I,I,I)I(iRIt i.

BLACK HEATH! Wa go' by Arely. his dam
by 81 ild--.lit uotej nltr N"na- / tvuilir lay l'n
u.n-,l Hcdo,d--Br Al, Elocki.rI Palmer. Mor-
lou, Traveller &c. DC. RICHARD ADAMS.
March ~ Is
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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-01
private Correspondence.l


PoRT BYRON, Caysga Co., n. Y Dec. 26, 1887.
Mr. JAMES GoRDoN Bennett
DEAR SIR
We very highly approve your
course against the Safety Fund Banks. As far as
can learn, they have sustained no man ont OF
their own clique. A Presideat and Cashier, dozen
Directors half as many bona fide stockholders are
all oflhe public who can buy or sell for cash. None
else can make il or oanit Can any thing be more
unequal or unjust Would it be much worse were
The Legislature TO grant exclusive privileges to the
few dozens of lis favoriies in buWng and selling pro
duce and merchandise Ter in hiring Bank capital al
6 or per cent and receiving dividends equal TO 10
or IL. Is not our State under Bank control-have
Banks any opposite politlcs-are they not all Demo
Gratis or all Wings, SUITS their lnterest7 Are not
the lawyers happy souls, when they are furnished
with so many suits by the Banks and more espe-
callv when few mortgages are left with them for
foreclosures by present laws no safe title can
be delivered from such sale unless 70 ecosed in chan
Gerry, at an expense of from S40to l50
These are hints. We do not write for the press
we are incapable-but you sometimes say give : US
facts" We think all we have said matters of
fact-whether useful or useless you will Judge. We
ask nothing-1oe pay postGge-but do not forget
that which we have SAID about not getting the Her
AID
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sJoaepn GiiIo1t's celebrated pe,ent Eloa
gated Metallic PEN"
los EnH (sIELtpEI hegs inform the nuhlia BE-

.Ioaegn GiiIoai's celebrated ppaent Eloa :
gated Metallic PEN
lOsEpH GsEL9TT begs 10 inform the oublis, thai hs
y constantly receiving from his mandatory Brrline
asm regular supply OF his approved Metallic Pers@
rht stock offers best assortment the Uni,n
and ofwsirsnied good quatyamonss which
tound his
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,'Orginal Patent Slip Pen"
"Orginal Patent Ladies' PEN"
Eagle Peas"
Double Damascus Barrel, =" Lrnars,r Peruvian
York Fountain ard Damascus Pens' put up in a variety
stylev cards Of one dozen each with aps Al
holders ssxes dozen each with holders; In ma
roccocases. she'll boxes and morocco cards.
- AlS2te Eycrpoint, and Pen and EverDoHt P~ncisn
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
From we mersea and universal celebrity Of TIE ahs,,
Pens asatteed by the whole mercantile community uroe
and the United STATES several npTtncpd bakers have
voree oimpose upsn The public hy spurious Imitation,
porting 20 be the original Joseph Giss Patent" but wric
utterly worthless and entirely destitute of auaie
requisite to fine writing which have established unpa
rallied demand for the original pen, every country where
Is knewai.
The public hereby cautioned 10 be ru r grsro
against these counerfss; they may be readily cted BY
their unfinished appearance, and by the inferior which
they sent into the market 10 their attempt impose upor
the unwary.
Each gross othe genuine pen encyclopedia neatly prir
ed wrapper, descriptive of the articleit contsins.
Further guard gain the fraud public will please
observe that the genuine bear Of The following
always reading rom the point OF the pen:
Joseph Joseph joseph
Giotts Giilotts Glolt
The above may be had al his Warehouse No iO9 Beelaal
al edoor hello Pea Vork
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-01

1hhlS TOOTH PASTE-A new and elegant drt
~ Gle for the Teeth-The Orrs Tooth Paste while beau
titles teeth removing and preventing appearasce
tartar, and giving Them clear peary Wilderness also
heightens the color of the lips gums ana gives additional
beauty 10 the tout ensemble of the mouhby It's snectins
properties il greatly tends the teeth from de
and 10 purify the beathand also adds chat peculiar and
grant sweetness TO the breath for which the orrs koo 80
justly celebrated thai ce largely into The conpo
stien OF the Orrs Tooth Paste giving rs name and essen
tally contributing that agreeable nse and fragrance winch
th Paste preemlneny possess,s To those WHO nave
Partially for tooth wash The Orris Tooth Paste will be par
tc1lary acceptable, readily be converted INTO
pleasant ard most excellent tooth wash dsovng piece OF
about Ike size Of IL small quantity Of which can
be done the instant The Ors Tooth Paste thus possesses
all the advantages OF tooth wash without the objections that
can be brought against the manner II which arce Of e
latter description must u necessity he put upland sequay
free from The many objections hatsf applicable otooth pow.
ders from their of ,ppenage the toilet
The great number OF articles that have been submitted the
pubic Og improving the OF the teeth and which
have generally proved Unsatisfactory induces the propre
tor Of the Ois Tooth Paste confident is he Gifts superior
excellence and virtue, 20 observe thar should
prove Ineffective ihe money will be returned,
IL can be had Of II. &. Hart, l73 Bioadway Mrs A. G..
Canaons No Asor House, Broadway james ~ Bart,
271 broadway; George q. Howe Co ii5 Chatham John
NJ Howe Dentist loi Grand street corner OF Necer f. M
Gaion Bowery and Grand Hesry and PIKE
SIS aud Grand square, junction OF East Broadway aud
Grand Price so Be careful obtain The paste
IA m
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s.nnstt,. Newspaper n.,..ll.ens.s.

MORNING HERALpIssued every nsrnpy s<cept Sue0ay.@
se rate Tor sRy specific period on re.arce In sdvaneo
No paper seat out, uaess paid In advapc.
hvENiSs aERALp.-fssued every snsrnoen ~ scnek
frice two cen per copy Coun subscribers furnished %
he same rate. Cash, Ia advance
wssKLr HrssLD-Issasd e'ery Sa'nIuy mofnine ~ -
'utscribers Al ~ per snnuna in advance
WEEKLY HERALD ExrRA-lssued every WEDNESDAY morn
ing ~ nns o'clock Price 81 cents per copy Furnished ~
country subscribers % annurn payable w sdvarce
In sH thnss n ~
Usual rates-alwsys payable IN advance.
srs-Are requested address
James gercn Benneu proprietor 80 All letters nbsdnes
10 be post paid
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MIDWIFERy.-MRs BIRD having been dulv ou,.
W. lifted IN lying hospital In Europe a. nav be seen bv
her and eerfcstes Offers her
has attended and nso 70 many gencep ~ faculty 10
Wolf DR. Wright, and OTHERS -F'' -
mrs Bird spyrise she ladies who have kindly favored
her With their patronage and females gcnct ally that She con.
nues 10 be consulted the different nervous affections eopse
auen IN peculiar stages her reaments mild yet pro
ouclrg sanitary change IN the ths delrz
or sensitive female enjoys better health dpring preepscy
NJ other times she ass devotes her the
ofsemen and CHILDREN and ell shc,ons incident 10
frmses nc Cuppnx sndeechisg Residence No. Dvisios
street o27-a
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STEALlNGsS ORIENTAL BALSAMIC
~ CohrOUND-An ehcacieus, salutsry, and odectusl
medy IN all Leuoorh0a involuntary Emissions semi
nal Weakness lrregulaty Menses Jrrtaed Diseases
action q the Bsddcr and N =. disease: Of Urinary Or
the Balsame Compound in short space OF time, much
heightened Its celebrity In the OF, above diseases, Is
confidently offered with accompanying cer6cates ofhe
eminent OF the British Faculty, which will stamp the high
putson which the unique preparation valued Prepared
only ~ w. Sterling White Chapel London. Sold wholesale
and RETAIL by NATHAN b. GRAHAM,
o46ms No 90 Nassau corner OF Fulton.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-01

Couar ron THx CORRECTION or Eaaoas--Wednes
day, Dec. "a 1887
Samuel Wood, vs. James Jackson, ex dem. r. G.
Genet and others. The Judgment OF the supreme
court affirmed, AFT 20, rev. g. The Chancellor
and senator Mason delivered written OPINIONS.
James Jackson, ex dem William Nichols and 9th
ers, Francis Woodruff and others, heirs Of Richard
Woodruff, deceased. The judgment OF the Supreme
court was affirmed aft. 10, rev. q The Chancellor
delivered written opinion.
Francis BoodRoed, We. The Hudson and Mohawk
Rail Road Company. The judgement Of the supreme
cousi was reversed rev. 49, af. 4. The Chancellor
and senators Mason, Edwards and Tracy, delivered
written opinions.
william Williams, vs.. Alexander Proudft -Judg-
ment OF The supreme court affirmed aH. %. The
Chancellor delivered written opinion.
Ira Church VS. Stephen Sanders Judgment OF
the supreme court was affirmed; aft 81.
Gsthsn Dosn. impeaded& &c, vs. Zebulen II. Shep-
herd. The Judgment Of the supreme court was re-
versod; rev. Is aft 7. The Chancellor and senator
Mas.n delivered written Opinions.
Frederick Wormer, W.. The Mayor, Alderman
and Commonalty Of the city Of Albany. The judg-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-01

Fair one can 4 thy favor wis,
If so with joy will begin
The pleasing task shall be my own.
n make thee mine, and mine alone.
That can love, believe II true,
NV midnight dreams are all ofyou,
Oh Gene fair maiden, name the time,
Vixen may fondly cali thee mine.
tits not beauties form prize
Nor amplrd cheek nor laughing eyes.
> ueh transient charms these may fade,
But Ills Tiny spotless mine fair maid.
OF have seen thy face and form,
In midnight Visions gentle one,
And thy rright spirit thus hath said
In freedoms land 'twould surely we'd.
Thor within go pray love remain,
Ner tempt the ocean wave again,
Will thou accept my heart and hand.
And dwell with me in freedoms land
Dec. l9, 1884, RoMoNT
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DEAD THE FOLLOWING ASTONISHING
II CURE OF CONSTITUTIONAL ger1leman who's

name and residence will give hng it, but who
dos not wish floating about in the public coHmuni-
cafes thus-He has sesa III for about two with cough
occasoned by cold and attended with
The side and chest ras about pint day Of matter from the
lungs ssornes OF BREATH emacaton and time,
raising OF blood He attended for long time by the first
physicians in this city, who finally said they could Do
for hm he then rcsorte remedies and Of these
took myrisdsgiyng all fair trial hut all useless Al
lsns h he took three boes of DR. Tayos Baam of Liver
ard is daily attending his business,
healthy Ne willing give any nioImaos necessary
Is sold 10
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SoHN FKsNxt'N' ~ s No, a !. Broad 8
,CuE puILOsOPuE KS STONE ar LAsr

I DISCOvERED,-The veneresl disease eItermisated 1
The celebrated Dr. POETTS Gonorrbwa Sad'csier never
fails IN any esse The directions are p-rect fully and ses~
~ describing every symptom sndsge, and showing the only
method ~ VI schao wedged the prevs
this disease has wonderfully tscresed STAGE the inroducon
OF the Ersd Gator
Por sale nv A. " n ssnds, loo Fulten street, syme's
cor Bowery and Walker 81 ~ Nones, Ga Broadway sad
r. Burnet, Js 9Th avenue Price a. d29.lms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-01

BJe Booth and vsndenhoa played together at Balt
the 2Gth inst in julius C@sar-vandenhoff
Bratus. Booth Cassius-qute treat for the lovers
good acting
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MHs: niMP,s CELEHKATED APEKI:

PILIS.-MRS. BIRD, ,ncoursg~d by the many h,tternp
epcomums which she has received from her friends
DESTROYS ri bcnetiing human family induced
ter The public the above medicine safe certain cure
for oil diseases Of the stomach and plants indi
and of bile These pills have
10 fail TO effect permanent and radical by proper
picaon and perseyerance indeed abupdany efc acou
has been their result that thou fy valuable
and beneficial properties The proprietor IL the receipt
intend tire patience ohe public by
putting preamble, the important, qualifications of these
pills any other but merely enunerae
few Of the disorders the body which they
known and perfectly eureBillsus and liver
uons ccs''sne asthma pl.s seed pans dysp@p a chro
the fluids debility, the sickness incident females in
delicate health and in fact for every description
health they will be found certain and inable
dv Mrs Bird offers her Renovaling Pills the public n the
confident anticipation that will be found universally an
invaluable family friend Sold only Division street by
MRS. BIRD. Advice gratis. oz7-3ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-01
nH. CHERxY,s AsTRINGENT PILLS

1T -
An efecua cure for obstinate discharges urinary
cssa whites, suppression and all female com.
plants arising from weakness Of gravel and
loss Of command Of bladder they completely cure In
diseases Of the Kidneys, bladder and PROSTATE CLAN they
rive unspeakabe relief Over 5oce boxes sold in
sale and retail by D. SANDS, ~ tylton corner
Rroadwayi Walker and broa away; Nones ca BROAD
way cor ross and Pearl Bowery and wslker cor
Grand ard Bowery; Henry and Pike cor Canal and
Hudson, cor Houston and Bowery and Burnet IS Sixth
Avenue.
rr Price per retail They are also for sale by Dr.
Young Ma IS South Fourth Philadelphia and in Albany
by Sands shaw, kc., &c, dse i'm.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-01
ADV MONTAGUE,s COMPOUND CHI.

IL NESE SUAP-Pce 50 cents-For besutif ing the conn
peson removing eckles sunbun, for healing
APPS NC, celebrated for removing unp,
the skin. producing rich emoent and fragrant aher ex
celen quality foF the toilet and nursery This aeightul
sop that offered for the toet and peculiarly adapted the
nursery and fair
uemen shaving heavy beard and tender face.
~ BE cautious about buying other there are pro.
periies about them that very injurious
For sale by A. Underh, 70 Reekmsr corner of wiam
Dr y. w. Hart, corner Of Broadway and Chapher ST Dr.
Syne 90 Rowery corner walker st. and Bond also nj
Scheinelns IN Canal st.. Lawrence Price CENTS
per Gaze. d9.Ims
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-01

MRS KIN DIS CMLEHHAT SOOTHING
Tl SYRtP FOR CHILDREN CUTTING TEETH
TO MOTHERS AND NURSEs.-M-thers and nurses ar.
informed that an inalble remedy prepared by Mrs.
children eelhng-a remedy which has been means III
inc the lives OF darling babe when the
have baied all skill II is only necessary the childs
gums with the syrup effect recovery; and
treuey pleas the child will mind the applea
ton. II also very eectua in opening the pores gums
previous OF teeth And will also be found
an excellent bedside companion for mothers in
venting commissions fever &c arising from pains the gum!
the chads wsksg in the night. by Immediately applying is
as above Sold only by
SIN MRS. BIRD. ustres,.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-01

DELIGsTFUL PrvILEcE-The New Orleans Sou.
tberner says IL there be a in Texas and one in
Canada. young will have she delightful priv.
eee Of volunteering either north south. They may
take Canads for the summer, and Texas for the winter
campaign.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-01

Numbers of Bsstonians secretly eRsting in the
Canadian service the last accounts. They had bet
ter 20 10 Florida. There twenty thirty Semi
noles s,li IN IN that part Of tie couauy-Nep- Or
leans Pieoyare
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-01
RTIFIClAL TEETH, without clasps. sprp,

RTlFICIAL TEETH, without clasps, spring,
"A he thereby avoiding njury the adjoining teeth tho
principles Of atmospheric pressure by LEvETT, Dentist
No. 81 Broadway, opposite the Masonic Hall.
This method generally known ard approved needs
being wholly different In prseiple and resuh
any prscticed Ia New York
Hs references highest order ampehe epin
Ion II the New York psbc this improved system ~
seen In the following respectable papers
Vide New York Mirror 18th July, 1885.
Courier Enquirer, 2stb December, lass.
Evening Star i7th ypne. ley7 % Snos