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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-27
uOUCK,s PANACEA-Prer

EJOUCK,S PANACEA-Prepared solely from Vege-
table matter, by cob Heuck Baltimore may De
taken with perfect safety by all and in all Diseases its
cures are tor the following dseasesDypepsa Loss Of APP
petite Indigestion, Inflammation OF the Stomach, Heart Burn
Darrhea Dyscnery Flux Piles Fslus Ohstrneted Men
struail.n, Asue and Fever Bilious ReRr'snt Fever Ty
phus Fever Scarlet Fever Small Pox Erysipelas St. An
lhonys Fire Asthma, PeBrsy, Measles Yellow Fever Cos.
tlvenes, Wrd on the Stomach Bowels Cholera Mobus.
Consumption. nfuenz, Colds Coughs lnfamRatoIy Sore
Throat, or Quusey Whoepmg Cough, Thr ush Sore
mouth Psr Ser Throat. Grosp, Inflammation ofhe Heart
Dropsy Kches Diseases eftke Liver JauRdce Difficulty OF
makag Urine Gee Mysteries, Nervous and Scroulous AZ
iecons OF the Members and Lgam-ns Mercnral vene
real Diseases Ulcers Ssre Affections OF the Skin and all dis
eases arising from Impure Blood &c Price per bottle 81
sold by BUSH HlLLYER,
Wholesale Druggists,
And Dealers in drugs medcaes paints oils woods win
dow glass 1c NO 1874 Greenwich stree New York also by
Dr. y NJ Guoa corner Bowery and Grand street.
ai6Smw
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PUBLISHED DAILY nv
x q q X ID . N n NINE TIT.

- NO. ~ ANN sTngET.
TERMS OF ADvERrIsfNg.-Tbe extensive cirrulst,os
Of the HERALD both In and coprry make ID : mpers
channel for advertisers
Fos rwELvs LINES, on Les.
g. iS g.: s.: 2S;s u: ,g
FOR RIGHT LINES,
2 weeks ~ 80 : months n -
1 month, s 90 g months Ia -
II All advertisements To be ssd before their insertioH.
Advertisements inserted In the wssxLv HEsALp, at u 90
per square every Insertion.
nosslse HrsALo-tssseaeyery mornss, sscept s9ssay-
the rate any specific PERIOD rcmapce IN nd.
vance. No paper sent unless paid In advance.
EvrNrc HgpALp-issued shrrnscn st One oclcch.
Price per copy Country subscrbevs furnished a
the same rste-essh 10 sdvvnce
eockPrce 81 eents per copy Furnished 10 country suts
berx o. per annum in advance.
y~s Rs-~e Proprietor and Edlnw and s letter.
on busiscss mast " post paid.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-27

EFro~ COR Rv~sing Edition 81 yesserdsy.J
Thoughts ON nay Birthday.


rhsughts ON nay Birthday.
"rve been tAnk ing-i've been thinking"
think my life has been play
OF mingled JOY and sorrow:
Think that I've eljoy'd today
Come what come may tomorrow
I think that had ta'en wife,
And look'd a shade deMurer,
mis hi have led graver LIE,
And yet not led purer.
Think i've spent whole DAYS in signs.
And might have spent them wiser;
think, had Wisdem beauty's eyes,
That fosis would learn 10 prize her;
think, ii Menus learn'd to wear
Minerals robe In season,
That there be sage grave men would swear
Dan Folly were Dame Reason!
j think that many worthy folk
See msre than lies before ZEN,
And hnd in every sinless Joke
Some sinful iDdecorum
think, at Reasons ev'ry frown
II Mirth let Wisdom cup her,
Poor VIII would very oft sit down
Without his wine TO supper
think, if every wife and maid,
Whom Love hath ever cheated,
Should at Elysum's gates OF shade,
when Love comes mp, be seated
Should Pallas SEE k TO clip his wings,
Or Hymen bar the wicket,
thiRk they'd pawR their wreaths and rings
To buy the boy his ticket
think that sunshine breeds not sin,
That moonlight brings not madness;
Thai kindn' IS dwes not aye with kin,
Nor sentiment with sadness
i think, If laughter makes US faint,
That weeping makes thinner;
That many youth, not quite a saint,
Is yet not all sinner
think from Fancy's rainbow wing
Some plume falls every summer;
i think if Autumn look'd ike Spring,
The dress would scarce become her!
think my hal is growing grey,
And Love and must sever;
ink I'm lhirty-ihree today,
And as great fool as everi
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-27
INOOTH ACHE-TOOTH ACHE.-Ex,ract ol

TOOTH ACHE-TOOTH ACHE Extract OF
Gall and Kreosoe, efrctual remedy for Tooth Ache.
Prepared ONLY by VIM B own, Che m No 481 Washington
st. Boston Asa security against counterfes obs his sig
the directions Why will YOU suffer with the tootl
ache when there IS a remedy
The above extract has discovered be sa e
and remedy for the tooth ache cavi
all the dfcayed substance and leaves wbe outside
OF the eehalse the and takes away all
that nplea. m- arising em defective teeth II does not
ajure the teeth ike many articles that used.
Sold wholesale and retail by M Gaon 1877 Bow~ry,
Grand Henry and Pike and AL Grand ST.
and retail by ii. Hart corner Broadway Chambers
w. ii Minor corner Dey 81. and Broadway; VIM. b Hof
man. 657 Broadway, and A. b. and D. Sands William
and Fulton streets. MT lm<
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-27

Two LUwBEw or COAL DEALERs-TO
l LET,-The wh.rf sdjening the south Ferry and Long
Island Rail Road Broehyn. one 81 the best stands in
the vicinity OF New York for The sale Of lumber.
All Tvs CHARLES HOyr. ~ Pine 81.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-27

I OST-on Tuesday evening from q hack, in going from
The foot Of WarreB To Bark Black Leather
TRUNK, about feet long containing Female Clihng and
other articles Asut,ble reward will be paid
+. w. LOCKWOOD, 46 Bank street. APO ST.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-27
rrx Wv vo.ScEsEEEMnhIGCAAiL.ssi MANUFACTURING
CO. have constantiy for sale

ThK NEW YORK CHEMICAL MANUFACTURING
co ssy w,. conss'asuy forsaie .,,u
Bleaching Salts, Copperss,
Aqus Arnons, Muriaue Assd,
Aous Forts, Nitric Acid.
Blue Vtrol. Manganese,
And nssy other articles In the lie of,heir business
Orders viii be received at their Banking house, No. n
Broadway, the ece other agent, NO wcs' street
s11-lys GEO. D. 0lLbEkT. Agent
INR. JOH $50 n Is eoasn,,re cssGadenssny somss
the fsuowiag dlsssscs 0esevrhs, sttss Chsscrsa
stsss Seminal WEAKNESS asd the sumsreus dssases arb
o. or ., p sr.. s.s.
The nee Of any debs,sss or issdsiou. edipe, p.ves
care may themselves with certsniy OF uoees
the aggravated Scrofuous sores cgs
sssea .,,s. nav ne y.as 49,
ed westy hours s,sr exposure L-,
define snd directions fer its.use forwarded.
Attendance from 9, M. 70 III sgbA DE- Jehnses hss
novad from ~ Cbswbersstreet. 2Elme
constantly hand an extensive assortment OF csildrens
clothing, made the fashionable STYLE wch they WI
eel on very reasonable e.~ ms . rho,s, ~ o ~
NEW YORK INSURANCE. COMPANY-A
election held this Office the sth INST the following
gentlemen elected Directors oftbe Company for the
''''ct Charles McEv.rs Henry W: Hicks,
Jacoh Harvey stewart Brown,
John w. Schmidt, Robert Kermit
George r. Trimhe, Adam Iredwen,
Corneius w. Lawrence, Robert r. Mn,nrn
s.,,s ..T%% ..,s, s..'s ssisy
Joseph sssds GuIisn G. verpisnch,
Theodore Never. William hanks,
Theodore n. sstterihwshe.
And AZ mespr Of the Board on inst. Chsaes Ne
Ever. k,g ssd xd;m Tred.sl Ea s..as sss,,'.d rs
dest. J8
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-27

WANTED-For country store about 10 he established,
w either as principal associate gentleman ho
nmand capital in cash und ubtcd credit the
four or five thousand dears The business will be exclu
slve the ready money principle, be conducted
slight expense, and u yield handsome pro-
ft The present is the test for commencing it.
line addressed "Merc with real name if LEFT at this
Office, will receive imme date attention. t2i
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-27
EOR DYING THE HAIR. from Grey or Red 10 a
l. beautiful Black or Brown.-MAHOMMED,S TURKISH


DYE universally admit, be the best article
before the public lily supersedHR every other prepa
ration for The purpose. which is mostly deleter
Gus materials aad eventually give entirely
Turkish Dye Its operation is almost magical being applied
to the heat at mig ht before going bedon rising he
ming the transformation complete The skin meantime suf
fers change either from dscoorment eruption rovgbnes
other It's be attended with
consequences whatever Sold wholesale and retail by
c. HART, ITS Rroadwa
ABLY Garner of Courtlandts 81
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-27

GEED OATs-A very superier tird-seed from which
- they were raised ~ bushel-pow selling by the
beg at less than o. Apply At 1854 Dus.e st. ssln
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-27

Copy Of ritter received through the post Office
Mr. J. Levson, Division a. Hsw York
- Dear sr,A the ~ friend lately b.
FROM the angs Of mcon by the aid Of your ne-
ssble Hunters Red Drop, address He tenders ven bis
sincere thanks and gratitude the blessing received
at your hsad, having been radically cured by MAJ a
were, gusng only part OF pbs OF
which he bad rashy exposed himself h~ur bus
grateful fer the and hopes sautary be.eM
from the other myself who an tsstifv
10 us merits and ~ Chrsss siscsrely
wish that the psslc may be made aequansed with -
utility.
pour thy balm upon Q wounded ORD,
And let the banner OF disc bs furIed-
LIES enbers reilume-~he yet sparks alive
And bid the kiadhsg glew Of health revive
while grooming sea,h the denop III D,srase-
Ard grateful hearts shall all thy repay
when stern sfetons's chains are burst away.
Defencelcss youth-n PASSIONS firm control
Has placed thee where dark waves Of anguish ron,
where sorrow reigns snd storms Of s6erng fab
where nerey's en- neer heeds thy psops cali
Then fee To him who kindly holds Tor
Those precious Drops that soothe and thecfrec-
And when thyI uW s1nictisns cesre Ger,
Go. rescued "ckid Of an Y sin merc.-
Yosrs respectfully, n. CT
Sole st No Division a. Pnee u PCT bottle This letter
csn be II the once
The pubic viii please take sotce shs the seuuios
Hurte BED Drop be obtained other place en-
" but Divisier 81 m2sim.
EON sALE-The Wind NH on loth 81. The 81 ave-
II sue. Ake dwelling house and stable attached 10 -
SAM Apply ct 80 Walden Lane. smins
L,ak r. INsUhANCE ny MEHCBANr,a
II INsURANCE COMPANY, or sosT0N-CspitI
o4oeoco, al paid in and ipyesed-suhored asurr .ea,u
are insurance. risks Proposals for sgar IRE On
buildings srd crcksnde, and for the of pories In
hc city OF New York let st the counting II BIGK-
Low, Jr. "a Pine St William will be attended 10
JOsEPH BALCH. President
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-27
"Supt quibus in videar minis acero
i am caution to quackS
II EevMrAAtHuE,v BEWAEE Of IGNORANT

DR. WILLIAM EVANS grateful the psbhc for the high
confidence which they please repese in him and
testimony OF his gratitude h- begs them ihst
he has received patients through 10
Gusts than rou the deviaiions OF the nfs
Dr. Evans knowledge Of medical surgical practice hss
been derived from the best schools hospitals in
ard SEQ landhe not therefore be Chased me gn
rant OF these important sciences who scarcely able IN
ahx their sign manual have brought pr b pudor ssn
sarved and quarter educated sspsn fame 10 puf r.
love Of gold. $3.50 '"
DR. Evans PROGRESSES any certain specific nos,ru,
he the Proeus like v..sssA accordpe 10 The nsnr.
Of the complaint and pecuares the constitution He uses
no. sPeeise drops supersssratea with mercury, then
draws mora largely on the nsrrAbc victims his
BY advertised medicine just like murder.
er who sher he has knocked the Of fellow cres
.1rs prsends that he has renee TO replace Them Many
OF the martyrs 10 the above abominabe las
70 ,hs Subsection Of the puele have sought asa
ioued reef st 100 Chatham All educated persons
professional or not are requested cali Office on Dr.
Evans, AID they will mad that his medicines have bee
lected without regard To mn
to the formus efhe best European and American Dspess
tories and Pbarmacopasa
Besides delicate diseases DR.. Evans carefully and -.
cessfuy attended to the general affections bov
such a. apopexy, epilepsy, tic douleuresx croua srsss
OF thu heart and lungs, dyspepsia indigestion geut h~u-
maism and the spurious progeny of both; worms takes
mesentcrca sf chdes and the diseases or married and nm
married females. -
DR. Evans Office IL II 100 Chatham 81.
- Open from 8 o'clock A. NJ until 10 r. N.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-27
bbHiscoVtksbs,oos PGETr S EIssics,or ner.
BIGELow 4 CLoUcH.

10 eradicate certain decats plant IL taken the
set single dose IL su6cient-snd Of longer duration, sin
gle bottle geHeraly suAees Every 80 Afflicted may be
bis own physician directions ain faithful and
expressive enable the individual 10 treat his disease
well method OF preventing H. Indeed thousands have
Of this annoying complaint has
dery sce the Eradesor has been made public
II the stomach without taintsg the breath
sale by A. B. ID. San,i-, fulton and William
streets syae cor Bowsry walker and Bond
and Bowery n. Nopes. 6h Broadway aSe r. Burnet %
9Th In Philadelphia, by 8. r. Sn@th
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-27

IT What are the lazy wing committees about
Are they preparing for the fan elections, or eating
oysters Are they asleep on their pillows Or shaving
notes Rise, ye sluggards.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-27

PRECIOUS hEvELATIoSs.-Messrs. Croswell, Mar
cy, kne hsegles, &c &c, the parties to the recent
private Hegocatlon respecting the banks, state loans
are accusing each other Of bad faith regeneration,
and other pcccadillses A good symptom I,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-27

ANOTHER CALL FOE SATIsFAcrIor.-The Baltimore
Chronicle, Richmond Wing, and Louisville Journal,
have not yet made us any apology or given any sa-
tsfacton for the unnitgated ISLANDERS they uttered
respecting the money market reports Of the Herald,
during the financial movements preceding the late
Bank Convention.
We again call upon these prints to do US Justice
Whatever we state under the head of Money Market
is ever essentially accurate-we deal in no felton,.
We shall give these journals little time longer to
make as the amende honorable. II they do net or
mean not TO do as we desire, we request them to
cease sending their papers TO this Office, as, in such
an event. as refusal of this fair request, we shall
cut them, and all such, from oar exchange list for
| ever.
on this point we fixed. We will have no in
tercourse with those who utter falsehood on our re-
| putation and persist in it,
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-04-18
PARENTS DEPARTMENT.
NETWORK CITY MAT ERNAL Assoc
CATION.

Extracts from the Report, aohich is TO be
published !" the form af Tract
The semi-annuaI meeting of this Socie-
ty was held in the le,ture-room OF the
Broadway Tabernacle, on "Wednesday the
25th Of February. e33. at | o'clock A. IN.
Rev, S. WHITTELsEY, publisher of the
Mothers Magazine, presided. The meet
ing was opened with prayer, aud address,
es were delivered by Rev. s. WooD-
BRIDGE and Rev. GEORGE DuFFIELD.
From the Report, it appeared that this
was the twentieth anniversary of the AS
ISOLATION, which was commenced With on.
v seven mothers, from four different
churches, just three years after the frs.
maternal association in our country was
formed at Portland. Maine. Five of these
mothers still survive, and were present on
the occasion. The object of these mothers
was not to take upon themselves any new
Obligation, but 10 pray in concert for the
early specification of their children, and
10 accordance with their covenant vows,
to aid each other by nu,naI consultation,
to. be more faithful in the disc barge oftheir
maternal Obligations. The smiles OF heav-
IN were early bestowed upon their efforts,
and within short period, two of the MEN,
bers had the happiness TO see the one. d
son, the other. daughter, united with the
people of God.
This institution now embraces twenty
eight distinct societies, which have been
formed in the different churches IN the city,
varying in the number of their members
from twelve to sixty seven, making in all
about taoetce hundred mothers. - a,.s.>@ a.
The details of the Report were of thrill
ing interest, and exhibited the most pleas
ing results. 1t appeared that goodIy
number Of the children attached to the AS
sociation, who were of suitable age, have
been received into the visible family of the
Redremer, and several of those that have
been early removed by death. have exhib-
tied the most satisfactory evidence of pIety.
and have left to their bereaved mothers the
sweetest consolation the hope that they
have gone to be with. Him, who said
sSuffer little children to come unto me,
and forbid them not. for Of such i the
: III, Sdo,i1 Of heaven. ~
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-04-18
81 AM SET FOR TEE DEFEscE on T i eospEL.,,,, =
BRANDON, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10, 1888.

ling or pouring would do as well, as INNER
sion They nerer Leave their place OF
1cor ship, TO sprinkle or pour roater on their
candidates; and when ! see. them going to
river for baptism conclude they are 60
ing there for the same purpose that the
apostles did, for immersion, and for the
same reason, because they could not so
immerse them. in any other
way, and Ihdre neuer been mistaken.
COMMON SENSE.
Rutland County, 1888.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-04-18

"a s. y f.
most favorite schemes which have ever
been suggested for common school Libraries,
have presented This feature, viz: thai, they
shall be peruaded By the spirit Of Chris
tianity. Ours may be more thoroughly
pervaded by that spirit than others, but not
too much so, we apprehend if it is their
object to lead the children and youth Of
New-England, to fear, and love and serve,
the God Of their fathers. On this point,
however, and, indeed, concerning the whole
matter, the people will think and act for
themselves. We do not ask legislative aid
or countenance, nor do we intrude ourselves
upon any civil or municipal authority or
institution.
We have prepared the library. 1t is
open to The examination Of all. 1t is as
cheap collection of books, and as appro-
pirate to the purpose as any within my
knowledge. II had children and youth
under my care, in any capacity, I should
most certainly be disposed to avail myself
Of such a library for my own sake, as we'll
as for theirs.
A catalogue describing each book in the
library, with circular, explaining its gen.
eral character and design, will be furnished
to any person or persons that may be dis
posed TO examine it. we do not feel at
liberty TO impose lax upon gentlemen who
may not think the document worth the
postage.
have thus laid before your readers as
briefly and as pertinently as could, the
leading principles and operations Of the
American S. S. Union. have attempted
to show that our books, as whole, are
worthy Of much more extensive circulation
among the intelligent and reading popula
ton of New-EngIand than they enjoy.
have endeavored to set forth the objects ane
importance of our agencies in New-Eng
land both to collect money and to dispose
Of books. / have explained our system O
instruction, and trust have relieved it, il
some degree, of the objections which have
been imagined, but not found, to exis
against it. And | have also described il
very general terms, the plan of circulat
ing library for schools, neigbborhoods, fam
lilies, &C., which we have been earnestl,
: requested to prepare, and which is nov
ready for sale, and is, as think, peculiarly
adapted TO the tastes and institutions of m
father-land.
So far as have succeeded in correctin,
amy erroneous impressions, or 10 furnishin,
any Information, or in securing from m,
New-England friends faithful and impair
tial examination Of our books, systems Q
instruction, and general operations, so far
have accomplished the object l had in view
Yours, &c.
FREDERICK A. PACKARD,
Ed. Of the Pu0. of A. S. S. Union.
Philadelphia, March 80, 1888.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-04-18

y, A LEcTuRE TO TIE cnrncH.- The Ihots
expressed 10 ,he following communication,
are worthy 70 be most seriously considered
by every pFofessed follower Of Christ.-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-06

n The u States Agent Tor the Luens Core q Elixir
To.s renr rs MS vratefa Tor e datier-
lag patronage which he has already snd Hso sr ~
nv tesimon which have been sent aa@ the ~
.nost mjraculeu US efficacy 81 his ineatimablS The
well fou sded reputation Of The : Lusiaa Cordis a
AGENT in withdrawing his long advertisements; Ou
ncf on these persons who YET be unaware aae.
s.d xpcy that Is Dr. Magnin's celebrated dis
eoysry which suck sensation in Faseehat il
seedv restores ve where they have been ex
by disease and ubs,sntay reneyaes the
Is ehec us cure for the hcor
above that 10 the emily medicine disco
yered for me or 10 males and barrennsss
sm.ss Ovnr vastly nvigorattng qualities, II Is Also
sie6ly useful 10 geet distracted dcuk or painful mensrus
ION the invotualsy dchsigs there
o. chronc erupeas Of The skin oropsca affections Of Inc
In order that oil Of society receive the benefit Of
DR. Maguin the American proprietor has consent
III The Cordial shall he SOLD IN bottles a sx ounces EACH
he rsSucsd price Of dollars which, less thanene half
the price charged for u in France.
Be particular observe that the fss smile Of the American
propretos ito counterfeit which neiony on me
outsid. label; sad thai the name Cordial OF Exn
s,f Love n stamped in The glass Of zach bottle. -,
Also lake notice that neat engraving OF me rur &c Ls
~ On Inc lopest the cork OF each bottle
Sold oely Al Or w. Minors, corner Of pey sueet ana
Rrosdwsy where hanohhl coaaising particulars may DC
ss,. JOHN WINTERS HoLDERwELLA.D.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-06
NEW YORK THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER o. 100


TO TIVE e. = 10 sssHsc1s
Hs.ss .;ss:s; 20 ss
ana The complaint. 2, children sis tsewas sieA.
Sopsssriy xrsS Ie.Ts 70 the pcpes sspssss sfssr
highest srnions o. s merits aud Of the decided success
which attended It's BY themselves AID il sir fami
= A De r.yser, ESQ., captain Of The New York gseLe,
Congress Hail New York; Col Charles M.pes, David kim
ss ~ .1 ~ D:.S ns =; M s
collns as From! street, y, Cs.IIs. smith 50
M.as.1 .:an III
Cyrus Blu. ESQ., BrooLlyo; Mr.. Edward Craikshsnk, 20
0esnwch street, Mr. Anes Leeds % Hsmmersey street. ae
Sine. the puslea,iss the Evening Star, New Era.
s =. Ss. .o~s
ions. gratifying q %o b. SS .
Dear sr-Durins my stay here two Of ny e.drss o. and
&c a. TIA '
Of your Basam Moscaelo did hesitate administer
az: . m :. ss % e L
asy way 20. ihHk proper. III Il
Mr.. ). Wheeler, ocsliss &c Nc. 50 G,esnwiehst
i c.yr.- 81. VI lS7 Broadway, 9Th Aug. 1883.
Old Il. ". severely
summer comp several geae men whe equent my house
s q N: q !"
AID in less than two hours ae errg 70 each
ice 70 You world rs-ssI i've, .. a.. ssssr.is wen
70 he pabc IN this city cheeruly give this testimony IL
favor and authorize refer 10 me on The
guksct Of the Bssam o MNscateo medicine which nh
ofihe Krs atsst importance te fAnilies
LII 8. Yours, very Respectfully JsHu NInLo.
" The genuine Balsam hes Wheeaers vssam Of meeca
teo stamped NE b0ttes and each bottle accompanied
with directions for u.s. and fsc sne Of the prspresors
Price according the clio og The BOTTLE two
three dollars Re be bad New York. AZ the residesce .
the proprietor No. IS Greenwich street. Oculst kc at u
drug store o. Mihss No les srcs4ysy a " Dss' =
.a s No. "a c.s NJ. ss ;es
crane rss s@ X No. -
Persons wishing - 0btaiu aGeRcses must address p0
paid) Mr.. Wheeler, No. 50 Greenwich street. where
Wholesale orders for The supply Of veses hote &e ere "
| sent ~ ~, = ..r..t.. n fr liyi7ems
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-06

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