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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-01
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GR AIN WANTED.

fll8E antersic1st. n.iisrs sr4sr the 6rn Of
y h"-i-nd. hsrsoo~er = Ca all gee ne
aaSne-s sssfsst pr'sss fsr 49, q'ssaIiiy % & sss
Of sii sfoa-. OR Nii3- o.. nos Goa pistsa ard
under fliit eper4tsca. ard sr- ahi- . make %
barrels - s,'-ir Per tsy. We ~tii slse krInd Gsr
i,iss and GO tb- asssl fsessstfes BsssE .sts.s.A
% HsrF-rs-Fe-Ty. All ~-ii kaa-n, -s EN- sd,-d
q sls- Haoru fsr srsio issn am Sil.s above -
We ~sh r--.i~- sr4is a. toe d'Esr-st depot.
s."ng tnr kIt Rot. a. aeii .. IN Vice. e.ter
sasi ~ huat. 11-l.u - Shr-ant,sa 80 Pstar.se
rs-f--asa t-frsr plaster 80 o'he profnc-
% ssr has. ss to- sac rlsc-s W -osi5 BE-
pi-s-~d snd sre 49, yrs ~ff I'D q T. ,car
lntc---ti q .o1 ~-aid s1se a. q ca,l ttf.rr ssu
n 81.
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XgAI.

q TpT = iiiY wiu be rrceht1 in ~,
= met ~ d-ts u ds OFFICE
~ I ISIS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-01

JOHN TOOK. y
GEORGE T.HTF
H-sJ TER SggfRs.EF.
LfNf> ~ bR1aSN
sHo.fJfN BkgSg's<E
INA a. s.-1KIHsf.E-
shH@SE EFlsENDrE
HfffLflr AI5sSELL
JOHN " G-5TrGk.
GEDECE EgC{IELEERGER
f-4NIf-L AsTnEc.
fN3-4t fH-EFLLNT
}JJN p -JLLST.EDy
III - .3LElET-gDT.
JOIN IL1LG.-sE.v. C.r-S
~ as. asl-, = s las,xs-,
JliLN -4Lf s. -TBT.
gSffN -TGfrR
F-ENFEG NDLF-g
fy-s-1J HE sKLE
tsfIT f.EsaLE
Jf+N-i h-f-N LE-fESLEY.
-flAfV HFIER.
NINA -gpfER
jolly E'L E.N,E.gTGH
~ E,rhb EENTgEKSCJF
fotfN- FETER
MULLEN I'CBs.
FYEEET If1CaS
iFEf> - H-8sESlyNETQw
J"f-A' - ETgYTELI
H4L,LLN A-r-3LLHoOD.
'ri-.' orslra fAs spas. s<l-.@
iarl.sTs-f err.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-01

From fir Cs's.n5lf .Na.sl Ja-u1'
THE METnopisr Curpsu Wc have
,'fesiy noticed the sitting Yfthe Aurual
Conference II THIS Church foi ibc State
Ono. We oow desire 90 mention sua-
.ry facts connected with lhe Nr"ioDa'y
>-Iety attached 20 the Conference. -
lae Society met on Monday The IT OIL
Afsr suitable addresses, ,thai by NJ
Htnans being eloquent almost beyond
'ErrpirI collection was TAKEN uP,
salch amounted 20 more than : 900 sud
p ~h.ch = member Of the Protestant
hwWJpsl Church of,b,s city added : 100
Yearly Ell 900 hsd been raiscd for Mis-.
hou purposes within The bounds Of the
Conference during The past year, and II
as anticipated that the present year
produce Sl5 900 The Increase
hodis, Church within the Ohio
V'nL <ribsag the pas, year Ess3,'O0
u os' args 'oPpiJ
os' is is3s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-01
iTr-EAS s-ENUuEFR MR
n Aa-HAIC EAN N-EELE- " ID.
N-if--ri.l , ~ ElayEIE u u.
D-ul1tds-r B.- an

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ia iuAir - ~ EnxI.u,r jta--s... ,f,,,t ~ .,
N.rrid ~ -aiu'-', .,,f .,,.s % .r,.f~---s r 80
-aI' 81 '''u'i AND 'l,.f turi.,u,.. s.r1.r ,t- =.
't1u- -'i-0r" D." r-.fe 4ulsslragurl grr-1n. -s..i
t,e E.cf rH,is-r.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-01
T1wrr$a

N T. lie unli-rs,<nsd. deem q o SO -
w ose sass,is-.. 40 fSrs~.rE al -
against trcF9rss q cur ianos N srr -
-aais So nu' 1899 particularly D. asnDtzg
49, con b suen. iiii; 20 the pr~wus suss.s
n iae Ucirtrr. SO d~pr--~ e-rsss~ss .ss Sr
- snDe ~ So i'-xurs-s % lie. b,n 90 -
Iret-i q mary inr--v-Ei '-rrs--. .sd srr n -
-sr - rar-ts-r uuh ~.ssr~ ic-~s- 10 -
'his notice W., n- srH.-i-rs 60 r-~~~~s fssss
tran-- ...I. 81. hoNesor. sf.an prs~s
ssrie'eH'. re is~ ~il o. -zfS->~d sssa.s an
C-r-lsrrs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-01
LOTTERy

Clss. A. for lszS.
II "a dEsra st Alexsndrs, u {, SATURDAY.
ne 18th >0s,mbcr. lisa,
90 NEa5sr Lotl0y-l2 Dr4sya E4l'ois.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-01

'h.'- 'a'.' r~1-'f ors-na %, -y.e. ssl--.~
= ~ --i,.sH ed llsrl.sr,-Fcss,
~s Ia
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-01

STEAMBOAT ACCIpgNr-Th iues Of
the steam boat Gov. Shelby, when near
the mouth 81 Arkansas iiycr collapsed
and scaled twenty deck passengers Sc
vereiv. mos, ni - HON 4, ), feared wall die
The Grand Gull Advertiser says: We
have the above from a gentleman who
vas passenger on the Shelly at the
time Oi The aCcilent. 2lsi last
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-01
MAGNIFICENT PRlzES!!!
CAPITAL
100000 DOLLARS

Tie aO,f S.Pisaaid SeioHse spsr S,axa "a
tSs JAIisd Siafes.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-01

s RraARxABLr FNCr Tile returns
.''.- number 90 children 90 iAe several
school dp'ricis an ConnecuC1'. between
'tr aye Of iouf and sixteen. rec ned by
'+g 60 Boz maLo annually. loS ibc pu'0os'
Regulating the Gs'rbpr.n O.! th avail.
~ the school iund show thn year a rc.
u1rsa.lr h-' The Hartford 'apani
states that .he names % = mother ant
.l.i both betHeen The ayes OF four and
rNicen. are returned p, among the ctil
.rtn attending q district school 90 one oi
she Wes'cra iJFn. tins fact - probl-
t.y without rfecrl.n' ,a Neu England.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-01

.N,rnq' Disaster aHE las, II hfe-A
melancholy disaster. accompanied with
ln', 81 life occurred ~ thc Cl-sapc cake
BAY on Wedne,iay uorning last, ius
schooner American Trade. Capt. Dolby
from Folly landing. wien of the river
Wicomicp. was run ioui Of and mDcd,.
ately SUM- by a Dlch gi.irat about t. o
o.ciocS "a the moIaiug. There were on
hoard mae persons. three o. whom were
saved. among he la,'cr vas the Captain.
Among those lot were iHo ladies' Miss
susan Keller AID Miss Erly Plltcr
daughter Of Cot! Pilmcr. ol lac Eastern
Shore Those rcscufcd were saved wiih
much difficulty, oWirg 20 the darkness
and s'orniuc.s Of the morning They
we're taken on board tie gsILot The
schooner was ireigh,cd aiih corn which
% Of c)ur.e totally LOST Sun.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-01
PoarronrnrENT.

6T-Ths sSgse sale e Real sd fsrsousi u
tate - POI poosd 60 Ssisf ssy a. l1fA .Nsusvssf
Gsa vs. TiO0p Trurs,
Nov / fs77
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-01

-EvoJrH ga sHGs. f.l sssor. ussri.
HaF O. 60 o.
r.arrs o.. .l.t received sa1 ~ sats
81 - o. aTEafT1ios rrsz sfss
nrf Lal- 30
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-01
20 ali " ho.Ii tInay concrrn.


EDoWDER ~ csr..;.r Of pond. ssni. r.9.
: ~ "a large qIst ,4,. JssI received AID
'sT sale - J MILLER
Ssri p LIS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-01
Improved Durham short
Horn

r. Fff fhEE-. serr-@ s.'e p -
~ -v-i 'r7 rsre3 - rt a1 ~-.rf iI1-- -
f- ef b. H-.I 81 ? s-st.- frsr o. ts..yt
Para 1u Gee l.a s.sr al1er o. 20 o'rfa-k -
G. J W1s.RrET
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-26
uUN A sURJECc nL...PLA InTHEsr

~ UN A SUBJECT DL >. PLY IATHEST.
ING TO MANY-Snce the publicsos OF my little private
vcnet esl Disease DC desgned originally those
~so wished t@ have private well speedy and
stu1ode or cure) " has been lot witness
wretched examples OF these disessx arising chiefly
duce ne a give portion OF mx expressly nsulsin
them It's not howevsr, by any means agreeable enter,
myseif upon the adj vrrsyc rtyei the Importance
subject ngether with the difficulty If making
known IL otb~r has led this Perhaps
there diseases wSch give intense degree
erng TO the nsd there which require greater
share knowledge and srper~-ce, ceabined with in
tcgrty, N these who eorspce them And when
hef be reflected on that venerea Diseases ret thoroughly
eradcaed from the constitution soufne themselves 10
those who h contract them, bat extend The vnous
noocent nust appear 10 every Of sense, that these
piairs worthy ofhe time and talent NJ the
scisns In asking however for great share OF confidence
asubeci Of 80 deep interest," pedient
SHOALS aso give statement the ground which
this conhdsrce For these thong beg that
N addition 10 Being graduate Of Edinburgh, member oi
ofthe "rrv@Ie Treatise written expressly or this
nature have also testimonial letters from greatest
Eeors W kar0pe TO the most eminent In America Or
New York, and Dr. Physck OF Fhiisdrphia may
he ny say who wishes H. would therefore ony
add that those who write by the post Otherwise caaspt
viii receive the faithful s-ntiou Of Of much perescs
and knowledge In ihl. department Of Diseases
JOSEPH RALPB, ~ D., 80 Conrtsndts st.
For those residing distsncr, Be chest sinra ev
cry medicine Nc necessary tor The The boob being ked
the lid kept (prec Sal This forwarded every part
sf the Va ted STATES and astonishing those have H.
observe nth what ~ertssy they
oven sfter they had faded by various other means.
farther of "Prvats Volume may w ss.
ether columns ofthis paper. s2e-3m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-26

LoSpos Pa ckErs rs. STEAM PAcxErs.-The pro-
prieors Of the sld lines growing at the great
sue cess attending the first voyages Of the Atlantic
steam vessels, and are accusing US New Workers OF
ingratitude in expressing our ardent wishes for the
prosperity Of the grand enterprise. The gentlemen
of the asld lines" will do a. well TO remember that
the mercantile community have always very literally
supported the packets since they commenced run
ming and the reason they did 90, because they
performed their voyages with greater expedition than
most Of the transient vessels hitherto engaged in
commerce; and that in consequence Of this SUPERIOR
ty in speed and accommodations the 'old liness had
q monopoly Of the whole trade. The vessels "our'
of the line made WY faces At the loss of trade at
First pretty much in the way the packets do at
present. but they had to give way before the march
Of improvement, and seek another CHANNEL for enter
prize. The packet owners will have to lido likewise"
III merchants expect to enjoy any of the importing
trade they will have TO form Atlantic Steam Compa-
MES TO compete with those Of Great Britain, they
will not get aay Of il. And moreover, they will
have to construct IS good vessels IN every respect as
the specimens sent out here by John Bull, or they
need not expect TO be psronized. The public will
not risk their lives and property in such crazy, crank
money saving, msn-saughtering concerns as the
"Home," the pulaski" or any such ginger bread
trumpery-they must be made like the Sirius and
Grcs, Western, TO resist efTeciualy the combined
powers Of all the elements, before they succeed.
FOURTH OF July What is TO be done here on the
Fourth Of JULY
Thus asks Boston paper, and retcrate the ques
tion. Let US have aereat and glorious day. The
Common Council ere this ought to have given the
programme the per ormances. Let us know
what is TO be done here on the Fourth Of July.
CoScREssIosAL PRocEKBIsGs.--The Senate did not
sit Saturday In the House, while the Report ofthe
COMMITTEE Foreign Relations on the subject Of
Texas was being discussed, Mr.. Adams in the course
of his speech which lasted something like three hours
scslded the house for treating Abolition petitions with
disrcspcct The Speaker called him peremptorily to
order-Adsms appealed, and the hose sustained the
Speaker
The day Cor adjournment has been fixed Cor the 9th
I, vas doubtful whether the Senate viii agree to act
promptly upon the resolution.
An Intellectual effort was made TO take up the steam
boat BILL
The sub treasury bin is still IN committee. The
Wings vorcd in favor Of the committee rising Mr. Ken
needy Of Maryland. spoke against il Messrs. Tsnsey
and Potter supported IT, The absence of Mr. jackson,
ofGeorss. and the return OF Mr.. Gaseock, of Georgia
have made difference Of two in favor Of the sub
treasury bill lathe House.
MOST U-nARxoSsous rAxE~-A German paper
which we have received from Dresden, speaks of .
yours suthoress, who has Distinguished herself in the
literary world. She Is called the Bsropeus Dc Kcp-
skrsketstoc SD Pfckalkrenker This beats Count
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-26

PED BUG POISON-This sri.ie has been used for
- several years this city, received universal an
probation matters not whether the bugs mites, walls
bcSusads, Aoors furniture ihi, article will eecua
and certainly destroy dispersc them the asan
prepared for h easily applied cheap very desirable
y solo only NJ ~ Cherry, oil Roosevelt
SIS Bowey. je2olns
MO CURE. NO PAY-SaIt Rheem. X ngvorm, Tet.
scad Read Jsekssn Rarb~rs 1lch and all OF hr
diseases of the skn, eneeuay cured by the ss~ of
SANDS Remedy for Salt Rheu has never vet fail.
cd 10 In single instance entire ne discovery
In the annals Of medicine, aud the sub crbefs willing w
guarantee cure 10 purchaser refund the full price
OF w.
The following certificate Of virtuesk selected from many
Others recently received;-
New yosk. May 10, Isss
Mrsns A. y. h ID. ssnds.-Haung cured Of severe
OF Salt Rheum attended With ia hing Nv the
Of your Remedy and syrup Of ssrss ps having
ts like favorable operation who
used my endstiou. deem duty 10 state pnb-
iciy Tor The b. No ~ Of the many who similarly afflicted,
We result 81 experience, that all who any way al
hcte with eruptve similar diseases may uss your eoI.
cine with the fullest confidence Of obtaining relief "A Il now
sbcutsx months cured there has no re
sppsarascecf Oft roars uniy, JOSEPH CLARE.
II shout eight months since this vaiusbie nrneSy
first publicly introduc~d tn~ b~tw~er qroo
Prepared and sold by A. D. SANDS No 100 ruisou,
corner o william street, and sold by the
principal cities and towns In the United States Price o.
I~l5 I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-26

nFsPIsE N0rE-p EsPAIH OF NOME
~ Hunters Red rnp Omcrs--5 Division 81 New York.
Beaver st. Absny7 Hsaovvr 81. Bosien-snd 2a Camp g.
New Oresnshr env PAGES In America where the genuine
medicine he obisnsd.
This medcine gives The prosirsl chance repent Thou
sanas hs md radically cud aer suffering nm
sr the hsnls % mposers Wy this medicine and who with
vrte hearts ready 10 It's value and have allow.
ed referred " Itself the only
safe and sure cure Tor VI w the known world Evevv
ho,,le " nave the written Levh@a, whom "a csn
tnsheft
Price ~ r~r pslai ies ins
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-26
% MAIDEN LANE,


forth urh Carmen he nmpereai 4od ameo
p cent h Ia Mer
chan Tn tn city
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-26

uuNTEhsS Red DROP-por the cure Of ID,
IL VI disease. TIE subscriber has great confdrpc
in mrndHg this valuable medicine act
ed with the above He does Offer quach
roum 18th this hope otdecciyns Intelligent community
bat on the contrary, he feels aetualed strong
benefit all those who he Isbnrng the above distress
sing complaint nm interesting fact that Notwithstanding
The great demand for this medicine, number Of BOTTLED
thai bsve been solo for the last fsur years. in
knswn sharaeter throughout the Unions Remember the only
iec0lms DR. u. LEvLSON.
IA lebrnea Spanish specific ne Piles removed ror
No - walker street No. % Roosevelt street. three doo
IRON Cherry street The proprietor has been offered s5
~ sdosior of this city Tor recipe 10 make TIE above Md
cine IL "a an infslbe remedy, having been Known
fail 81 performing when used according 10 the dire
lions, which rirrciioss every bottle.
Agents. Timpson, corner 81 william and Fulton street
Ud.-. corner Of James and Oak streets. myscim-
nU CAMEl-I rAwl!-l CONQUER Ed !lp.
i DR. COODwILDS DETERGENT, and DR.. coon
MANS PILLs-A and speedy cure Tor certain del
cate diseases when taken ogether the Detergent a mol
6er ssd the Pills nrenghener 81 The diseased orgsns
whish SAID In short advertisement not sdd
their greet reputation Their popularity may be Judged
lru The that loo 900 and be-
md IN New York. rhlsSepk-, boston Washington IN
lag The year Taos~ desire secr~sy NAV Nv
of these med ~se BE- entirely cured without the 4
Sold wholesale retail nv H. NJ guon III Bov.yy. ed
81 Grams, corner Of Henry and Pike and 44 Grand
Hsrtr, corner ~ Broadway and Chambers conner
Hvdsor and North Moore SITS, ssd VIM. r. Hedussn's I'll
Broadway 50 cents per bottle ssd boz with iu direeue
se~Sm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-26
EoNTHE REMOVAL OF sUPE.FLU-

lT0N THE REMOVAL OF SUPEEFLU-
Gus hAfR-rust feupse ecasty ,wnetner on tine
for~ursa, s unsighy, the sprer lip may b.
raeetnaly removed by VI ATkINSON's bErfLA.
TORY Its Operstios removing the hair with
the least spproach pza and leaving the shin
before BY the Depiatory
the hair usually destroyed 10 reasrs further
pcatea Of No bad consequences from Ia need be sp
had effects
The advertiser prepared bottle sold bv
h operate efec,usly ssd be perfectly emf IN
NJ. 9. MART, IT'S Rr.sd-sy.
s2i-y corner Courtlssdi a.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-26

MEDICAL CAR p-Dk. CARPENTER, No. 4 Pect
VA Sip NV York. ds proper occasionally 10 remind
the pubic that hs coatinurs administer the afflicted
his old estsbli.hed Dspenssry.
To numher o the crens e this metropolis he needs
berads his victory aissHse in It's
complicated and destructive he deem
rial 10 be specific he OF the var
aides 10 which mankind and kind subject
To strsng~rshc begs respectfully remark,
be confines himself Office practice, ana dsvotes himself per-
sonsIly the welfare Of his patients keeps assistants
shop boys s1d has Offices Tor the privacy patients
wb~ come In crntsc..
Or Czrpetter woud add he regularly educ afed
profession Of medicine and and received hrs hi
pova In the year siS ~ the New YORK State Medical Sece
w. signed the highly respected end much iaented John
r. ~ Rodgers, NJ. President aad that he has for long
re oyrars devoted himself 10 the treatment aad care Of all
delicate private diseases.
Be particular in Tie number-i Peck Slip near Pearsl
r,,2sSm DR.. CARPENTER
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-26

A MOST urnARnos,ovs rAxE.-A German paper
which we have received from Dresden, speaks of .
yeurs suthoress who has Distinguished herself in the
literary world. She Is called the Baropeus de Klcp-
skrsketstoc sid Pfchalkrenker. This bests Count
RowmysswlscF and Baron Psswmysossai
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-26

UANK NOTE rAP.Et. 20 eoo sheet. bsnt note pa
ID per Zee sale by ,. CAMPBELL n sERSsa
@yieu lle and ia Nassau st.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-26

MENTAL SURGERY and Operative Mechanics
~ Dentistry. In all is variety, Wy HENRY vILLsRs. NJ
Dental sergros, &c te Inventor Of the Improved sheous
vccu incsrrsptble Nlscral Teeth which possess
bessiy great strenrih They ncOrrup,i
change their color absorb The salvsconss qu~nty
they unpleasant fetid breath They
be supplied from one 70 an entire set TO correspond WIKI
the living teeth, which, with hu,san. nsura artificial
teeth, and asserted the latest improved
style ef D~~tal Mcchansm His neod ~ Inserting them
gives the w nastcaiien and articulation
preserves us~ orlgira torn Iihe woaa without
pleasant or painful OF Grafton
The a,voa NJ those gentlemen WIN desir
vsrrncies caused w the sfte orgi
naleetb resprctfy invited the suhscrbers neorrup,i
bic Teeth likewise HIS method and manner OF inserise
tkeai.
mcera and spprov principles " Dental snreery and with
possible pain, Cariou teeth htied with his
likewise gold. pi.as, Loose teeth rendered firm,
whethsr arising from neglect, s~rouls mercury the
diseases ~ thu gums irregularities of The teeth In Children
prevented In sauits reme~d Teeth and the ~ teeth
exsc,ed The treatment Of CHI drens teeth particularly al
tended N.
DR. vers may he consulted as residence s5 Liberty
street, pcpr Broadway, New York.
N.R,-Terms rsodersc-ssi w Paris
-. Tuen IN Mechanical and Dents Surgery, - usual
Gw~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-26
A POPULAh MEDICIN+ NEW AND IMroR-
"a rANT observation-disclosures COMPOUND TX

safe, and most eecua remedy dco.ered for the
OF 0onorUs, Giers sticsur~s wbt~s, Pain. in the Sack
and Lons seminal Weakness Adecsss Of the Knes, Gre
vel. Scnrbut~ Erupsious, he. kc.
The Compound Eract az Copahs and ssr spsris posss
-s ew advantages enjoyed by other medicine Toe
the of The sbsve and which must VIII sn
hgh,ened puhic render sssedy highly popular, snd De
sidsraurs long the medical world " needs
confinement change II diet In m Improved form that Of
paste entirely tssses and causes 10 eassnt sensa
20 patient The observations different remberr NJ
medical profession snd ~ others who have tuher~~ With
either ~ the complaints ard ~hn have experienced
uerfeet relief with the remsrk descriptive OF
their the pnrsned, wiz be inserted here
After
D{chi. ala Rrssdwsy, seshiard BeIsc. Psrk Row,
md uro~dwav. jes-lm&
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-26

~ MEViCArED vArOlt BAT Hs, az 2e Bescry, which
are scvmended ny Of the most cub On, pysea"s Of
tk city their ps~rt cor the following diseases, wiz
influenza Colds c.orh, Pnrd Sore Throat ChrosIs Ah.c
tous OF The Lusgs Liver spleen. Bowels Disrensis In az It's
taneous diseases such Erypeia Salt Rbcun, cad Head
scrofnlcus Erupton M~rcusl Dsessss &c. NIL diseases
culisr " The femaie ser, &C.
Visitors may have eth 1t Eve minutes notice. every day
rom -clocs a. NJ. uuA 10 O'Clock, r. NJ. An Intelligent
female w attendance wpnn Ladies
Senfcel FURNISHED sparwents with board, and thehes
ot nurses provided fqT tHvalds who wish tHsm
selves rnder Dr Us treatment, his 8sihs n IA proper
menwsn his Maths sud reatmest have resemblance the
Tbomsonian Baths and wessmert DR. y regular educs
ted physciaw, heorgs the Medical society Of this city,
been ~ socce sfn practice y yes py not n he
clasned with che advcrt~Mg'quscks " the day jcs
II O0K Find Ei<.v Lar eJHA H-ror sole by
- J. CAMPBELLG rEVsgE.
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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-26

r. GRAHAM HENNERs. f-rnseriy OF Nevbsrr. NJ a
Arrosrxv AND CoursELLes AT Law
..a Linden, Ala.
Hon. whsm n. Hsywood, Raj mi d
IIon. l.. D. Henry, Fayetvifs M a.
Mr. N. rsyIer, Mobile. All
# -" NJ. ~, Houpt. ESQ, Mnhlr Al
Mr. join strong. Llnder Al
- Mr. william .Liwden. AL. fis-s~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-26

FOURTH or JuLY.-what is TO be done here on the
Fourth Of Juyi
Thus asks Boston paper, and reiterate the ques
zion. Let us have great and glorious day. The
Common Council ere this ought to have given us the
programme Of the per ormances. Let US know once
what 10 TO be done here on the Fourth Of July.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-09-27
f,s-s a. Bal. lar. y Tussi.y l.si.
LATER FROM ENGLAND

The packet ship England. arrived at
New York from Liverpool, brng, Lon.
don papers Of the 18th aud Liverpool Of
the sOth August We make our extracts
from the Journal Of Commerce, Courier.
Express. and Commercial Advertiser.
IL stll be seen from the annexed nc
counts that Bread Stud, had fallen IN
Trce IN Eosland. The receipt, of both
toreign and domestic whea, had been We.
~ large. Almost all fears respecting n.
hsrVss, m franee had subsidei. and ihe,,
Is noS every expectation that II will be
abundant.
The Paeke, ship Shakespeare which
sailed ifo'n New York on the 18th OF ia.
". arrived On the loh Of August. The
Royal William steamer. also arrived on
the lYth. She sailed from New York on
the It'll The packet ship Cambridge
was go'ns on the 10th.
The steam ship Great wcsiern had
on the ioth August. % b-rlhs engaged
iot her return tap Ia Ncs York.
Parliament waspruiogued by the Queen
IN Pcrson GA the 10Th August She dc.
Inverted a speech on the occasion.
The Lord Chancellor announced that
'he rarliiment stood pror ocucd tall Thurs.
dhv, the llth % October neNt.
Toe Commerce says that the police had
been ior some DAYS engaged m searching
i'r secret press from Which papers had
been issued tending 90 excite the Bona.
rhhsts 20 make an effort IN favor II Louis
Napoleon.
The Bank If Commerce. " established
hy NJ. Laftie. - represented To- have been
Vminrutly successful The ia comm. IA
u'cn from 1.OO0.OO0 60 2O.GOO. 400 -
francs per month. the latter being the a.
mount IN July.
The report gathers strength that Louis
Bonaparie Will end the d,iioulues 5etween
France and Switzerland. BY voluntary
cNpatriation.