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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-10-13

r YELL'S GEOLOGY new edition, in large
IL octave volumes, filed with maps and engravings, is
just receivcd price SIS. For sale by
July IL F. TAYLOR.
NEW BOOKS-Schoo of the Gunner, translated
IN from French work on Artillery, by Arcularius.
Browns Conchologists Text Book, with several hun
dred engravings.
Parker's Journal Of an Exploring Tour beyond the
Rocky Mountains, with map OF Oregon Territory.
Carvers Travels, edition, 1893.
Philosophy Of Common Sense, by Matthew Carey.
Spirit Of Prayer, by Hannah More.
Oxford Drawing Book
Dolbears Intellectual Writing Lessons together with
other books, both English and American this day
received for sale by
aug4 +. TAYLOR.
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York County State Of Pennsylvania
To DIR. Green, Bethlehem, Pa.
N. ID. Some folks in parts have had their eyesght
restored through the strengthening virtues of the
remedy that restored the hearing Of Joseph Chandler
This gives to us additional hopes of help. dec2l
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-10-13

ERENCH LESSONS.-Mons. ABADlE, pupil of
the Normal School in Paris, has the honor 10 inform
the Ladies and Gentlemen in this city, Georgetown and
Alexandria, that he continues give lessons in his own
native language, at his rooms, in private families or
academies, moderate price, which will be reduced To
those formed in classes, according to the number.
till 10 o'clock, p. M.
Apply at DIR. Watkins. OF 2 street and Penn
sylvana Avenue, at Fosseits lately Mrs Letounos,
opposite Gadsby's Hotel.
Abadies French Grammar and Course Of French Lii
terature, for sale in all the book in this city.
aug 22t2awtf
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YoRK COUNTY, Pa. Sept. 1, rs

YoRK County, Pa Sept. I, 1889.
Dear Sir have been informed Of your helping those
that troubled with Deafness and have, for fifteen
years past been less troubled with this affection
and by the information have Of your honor and good
sense put complete confidence in sending money to YOU
and expect not only answer but help also.
have heretofore heard much about such man you,
but the person who had received any benefit
from your medical skill, until Mr. John Chandler, OF
our neghbos after using remedy has got his hearing
again good ever and by him learning where you live,
make bold in addressing you hopes that may receive
the same help, and get my hearing also, my neghbor
Chandler did.
send Five dollars and be pleased 10 send the remedy
for two persons free of POSTAGE am told you sometimes
do for that for poor neighbor OF mine and wish
yon would do well 10 you have done 10 others.
Do-ry your BEST and make me hear again. AS and all
neghbos have such great faith in what have heard
and seen.
Your friend and well wsher.
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DoLLINS' ANCIENT HISTORY heap--Com.
II pete in eight volumes; very handsomely full bound
in red leather. Price 50 25.
July III r. TAYLOR.
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DULWERS NEW TALE-Calderon the Courier
ID tale inone volume by Buwer is this day received
for sale by F. TAYLOR
Also, the second part Of Nicholas Nckleby by Boz
The Credit System, OF France, Great Britain, and III
United States, by II. c. Carey
The Poetry Of Travelling, by Mrs Gilman Of Charles.
ton, volume June %
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THE DESERTED BRIDE, and other Poems, by
i George p. Morris Just received and for sale by
+. TAYLOR.
Also, few copies of 1.-THE New York Book" Of ele-
CANT Poetry. july Is
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TORDONS DIGEST OF tho Laws Of the United
VI States with abstract of the judicial decisions re.
ating to the Constitutional and Statutory Law An adj
dtonal supply Of this lately published work is this day
received, for sale by
July IL +. TAYLOR.
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ToMEWARD BOUND, a new novel. by Cooper,
Il will be received this day, for sale by F. TAYLOR
for circulation among the subscribers to the Wavey
Circulating Library aug4
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nEWEY'S SERMONS.-Moral Views or Com
~ merce Society and Politics, in twelve discourses
by Rev. Oryille Dewey, volume.
Eighteen Dscourses various subjects, by the Rev
Orville Dewey, volume, just published and this day
received for sale by
aug IL F. TAYLOR.
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DRooKMAN'S LONDON DRAWING PENCILS.
ID r. Taylor, has this day received small supply OF
the above which known 10 be genuine, and will be
warranted SUCH and be returned to him by pnr.
chasers they do not give satisfaction. very limited
number Of each letter received graduated to every de-
gree Of hardness and shade.
Also, Whaimans English Emperor Drawing Paper,
double the size OF the Antiquarian
French Fancy Paper, the genuine PAPER Vegetable
Of an unusually large size.
English and German Mathematical Instruments, In
cases and separately, the best.
English Water Coors Reeves London Drawing Pen
ellis.
LEVELS Liverpool Drawing Pencils.
English, Antiquarian, and other Drawing Papers, and
every other article of the kind together with the best coll
lection of works Drawing, Engineering Mathematics,
Mechanics and other branches c the arts and sciences,
for sale in the United States, imported by the advertiser,
and for sale in all cases at the lowest prices.
Books and other articles imported oorder
+. TAYLOR, Bookseller,
Immediately east Of Gadsby's Hotel.
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TINE NARRATIVE OF ARTHUR GORDON PYM
i of Nantucket, comprising the details Of the Mutiny
the American brig Grampus, in June, 1897 together
with the adventures and discoveries high South ati-
tudcs which that calamity gave rise vol just pub
lish1d is this day received, for sale by F. Taylor,
for circulation among the subscribers TO the Wavery
Circulating Library
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nNE THOUSAND FOSTERS COPY BOOKS
" this day received from tho publishers and will be
sold TO teachers TO those who buy to sell again. at the
publishers lowest Wholesale prices. Apply 10
june % f. TAYLOR
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DETER PARLEY'S CYCLOPEDIA OF BOTA-
NY, Just published. Qs3s) is this day received for
sale by F. TAYLOR who has hand large and vaua.
Bile collection of various botanical works. all lowest
prices aug
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TIE ToCQUEvILLE's DEMOCRACY in AMERI.
- CA. An additional supply just received by
july 4 f. TAYLOR
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6 TINE LOVE CHASE" Knowles now drama OF
"The Love Chase as performed by Miss Tree
is Just received, for sale by
July4 [Pnce, 81 ~ cents 7. TAYLOR.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-06-14
NOtice-TaXeS.

N SHALL allsad a ths fsi.omiag tines and
- places Cor he puspOse 81 collecting The
Tax due ler the var 1851, 10 aits
On Moaaay ne Sad VI lasy. al Jesse Oar
kamas. saa f. sase t-~ =.-...s. a..-.
Tuesday Inc SRI. Al John NeHlsnd's
Wednesday the An, sl Rafia's Mills.
Thursday Ihe San. a. MiChasl Albnghtis.
Friday tie 6th. 81 AIRS. Masy Long's.
Saturday lhs 7lh. 81 Michael tIol1's.
MOndsy the 9ih. 81 J0hh 5. THTEsniins's.
Tuesday the 18Th. II George fanestfs.
"Wednesday the illh. a Ghesley y, faueeti's
THURSDAY the lslA. 81 James h0iehins0n's.
To-day abe I3lh. al AadTew Mecanieyis.
Saturday the Iish. Al George A. Msbans's.
Nonday The l6 h, ~ IIislsboroBgh.
Tuesday the lTih. al Avis Airhsl's.
"Wednesday the Isth. a. Mrs. LYDIA Mekee's.
Thursday the - d. 81 AbneT fsIksr's.
Friday Inc Goth, Al william Lipscombis.
Saturday the 2Ist, ~ Harms MIlkeFs0a's.
Monday the s5ri. 81 Trlosis and PTatl's.
Tuesday 'he 2sIh, ~ MoriRg's. lfOEn'sEiy z.
iieFndon'sl
Wednesday the 25:h, a YIN. fsire's.
Thursday the 2Gsh. AZ Chapel Hill,
Friday tie s7lh. at YIN. u. MoOds's.
" The Magistrates appointed to receive
the list a. Taxes Tor 1855. viii attend IN their
respective districts Al the times and places
above meRlioned. . --..- a-..
Jas. G. TURRENTINE, ShD.
June 4. 49, a- 23-
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Notice.
Meeting Of fffe B'0rdeas OF
fine EB0oss

the PO0r. *#<
SRHE wardens afihe Poor. far Orange conn.
", sili meet At the Poor House on the
first Monday 10 September next.
A Superintendent will be appointed on that
dayi persons desiring tie sppointmenl can
thersioEs make application.
All persons having business will attend al
that ilmei and all applieaiieas fJr admitting
persons should then be made.
ED. SrRUDwICK.
jane 6. 80 5, Us a.
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TIE RIGHTS OF WOMEN.

The Journal Of Commerce. which is
good authority on morals and manners,
as well as trade and commerce, sums up
in the following just and impartial man
nrr the vcxed question Of The rights Of The
sex: .WcrOc0Sm.
Some ladies have distinguished them.
selves by Geclaiming against The oppres-
sion Of women. which they say exists in
our Christian land. They say women
are kept in condition of iuieTinTity to
men, aud that Of right they ought 10 be
equal. We have been thinking the matter
over, and have come 10 the conclusion
that the wrong is quite The other way;
and hat il righs QUIZ; 10 be divided half
and halls, We should be for new division.
MOI nn tie ground upon which Mis-.
Grimke goes, that men are not women.
or permitted 10 engage in women's nccu-
paiions, but because, when the simple
question Of superiority is at issue, the
men always have 10 give up. II ladies
aud gentlemen meet on the side walk,
who has 10 turn uul. II there are not
seats fur all the company, who has 10
stand up! When there is danger TO lace,
who must ga forward! II there Is curl
osity 10. crafty. whn goes behind! II
here is too much company fnr the firsl
table, who eats at the second! Who las
always the right hand and the most ie-
speclsble position! We could mention
a hundred other cases. in which, on the
simple question Of right, every thing is
yielded 10 the women. But there are
many cases in which the condition OF
men is still worse. For instance, if on
any public acrasion pew al church, or a
seat any where, be occupied by men
ever so respectable or aged. smerky lit
lie beauty. trips along and presents herself
AZ the top Of the seat, aud they must all
nmp Dp and clear out as il ,hey had been
shot. Especially ough, it TO be noliceds
hat when matrimonial negotiations are ID
,e made. the whole burden Of perform
ng the delicate and often very embarrass-
ng part Of making proposals, is thrown
ipon the men. while The women sill and
Jay M, no. no. as long as they like, and
lever say yes until they have a mind To.
WIS. Angelina Grimke Weld may show
Catalogue of equal grieyances il she caG. i
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Land for Sale.
Ecr9r0rfliIlg .TgcnfE.

-Ts.=- THE Subscribers inform the Me'-
ES chants Il the Inlrr,Ur, ILsI tie! .'s
s!iil engaged ia tie FuTR arjtng Nsy. sUt ub''
that With the facilities and 'xpsurnrt thty tc'
possess ~ the tIsnsastnn ii this brsIntss,
to mrt,t the patronage hefetoiurc toUlcHta.
They have large Ware Housrs at tie rrtt s"d
40 l. WI, Tor the rsssplioa oi iutW sTdiae GDut,
apart from other 6ui'dtngs snd ,"nl aG.i"'9
cafe from FIRE
Vikings & BELDEN,
=. Fay'H,u"s
Refer 10
Messfs. Cave & IioiL.Sp, IIIlsborOueh
Aprll ). Is
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DEARLY LOVE THE FREEs
WKIrrKS ~ gSSAs .. FHILLiFss use.
!NEsis By WssirsP.

HKITTKS ~ sesAs = fnillisss 1se.
!xEsis By WsssTsP.
ISssrly love iii. happy llha. is rivers rolling
vide.
ks forests srssa. is silver lakes. is mountains
10 their Pridei
Bsassth It's bsnnst's starry folds, the wand'Hsr
seeks,h resi-;
The home Ofirus ana gslaa, hearts. the hopes
ofihe epprsss'd,
oh.suIl mos, dear ihis country fair must ever
prove 70 me.
For well I love her noble soas, dearly Tor.
tks Free.
where late the Savage bold and brave. Tie
forest vide did roam.
The son Of Naisre. Wild and free. in Natures
Sylvan home:
Tha-e.sy in her wealth and pride. now rsaEs
ksrhaadrei spires.
DO more is heard the song Of war, around his
counsel fires;
How fair and bright and beautiful. this land sp.
pears 10 me. @8#H .~ .~
IalOve it well and truly. for Iassrly i0r. The
Free! 3@e @sf % * y. . u
IN every cline beneath the Gun, her banner
bright is known, 1893 ..--
Herhonor. wsaIti AID greatness. earth's nigh.
~ nations own; .m-@ -..--.....~
The tide Of her prosperity. which onward siill
must roll, ..--.-.. .a-..--
There's every tie to bind true hearts, fair eoun.
try, unto thee. ...... .... #
Who love as do dearly love, ths Boll, las
BrsFs saS Free .. F..
. In distant eIimes in search of change, Do no,
sigh 10 roam, g -~ ... 2
Thy banner gives protection. and Try ample
! soil home; *- s--'a. r. -
Here plenty yields her blessings, with rich
- ard lib'nl hand. sas @a@
And peace her downy piniOns spreads above
this fertile land. @a ~#@@@ @@
Then be thou still my home Of iay, until lies
sands are gone.
AID let me have grave in thee, thou land Of
Warrington.
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HILLSBoRoU GIL, N. {.
BY DENNIS HEARTT

AT THREE DOLLARS YEAR, "a Two h'hIN"~
FIrrY CENTS 10 ram IN Al VAAtL'
Those who do not give notice "i hen WE"
10 have their paper disroRtinutd 81 the eSPn".
lion Of the year, vii he pfeium'd ns 'es'I"o
iis ontinuan,c until ounicImarftd -- AN",
paper will lie Discontinued until all artra'"t.'
are paid, unless Of the option 81 The U''isr''
Advertisements net exceeding sixtrr" ''" .,.
nnc dollar for tie first, snd twenty-five 'C",,
Tor each subs, quent instriitn; Longer O. a.
proportion. Court advertisements TWEEN!
per tcn, higher. A d'du, ti"n al $50 r"'''""
all be made ~ adseiuseTs by The !ea''
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N Oticc.

OST or mIslsih, two notes Of hand. one on
IL Thotaas uarsis CT forty. five dhlats. da.
ted N March 1887, credit Oh It for $1,000 one
on Giles Mebanc for for:y.fiyc dollars. dated
I'd March 1888. Az persons are thsrclote
forcwaraed trading fpr said notes, aud the
drawers from paying tho same TO any person
but the subscriber.
JOHN NJ. RAY.
Nav %. ga,
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From % the Clock maker or The Sayings and
Doings Of Sam Sick" =. ..-.--
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er - hoped lhst al those indebted 10 lie htm
y of Ht.S7 ING TO.N g. Lr.htH up 10 '"e
ist of october 1887, viii call aud settle 'hsI
accounts ai,h The sithm iiher IN mrdRicy' -
such a settlement il absolutely Itust'! 10
the adjustment nf th,if AilaiIs. hUpr Ills 1V'
tee val not DC dlsrrcsidtd.
LEMUEL LYNCH.
0CInbrr &c. VI
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Y Il Nj EN-,

NSA WILL stand at tie staI !e
q ~ Of the subscriber, in Orai &c
Sf@Ata county. and perhaps at ore
v.L-s,.g. cr two other places a part Of
the cool season. the places ue'
named; | wait for information from those
who expect To put to him, tha, may be
able 10 s,lect the best stands before 3D.
>rcrtisc him. The terms will be low
much more so than any Nurse Of his Vs.
lue--io wit, 30 dollars to insure, an| %
dollars The season, which may be tllschsF'
ged by % dollars in the sea'on. The ser
san has now commenced, and will end Ire
10Th Of July. ! request all those who
intend 10 favor him with their CUSTOM l"
put early; the advantages are many anu
great in raising carly colts. For b'oo"
and performances, see bills.
JAMES MOORE.
lamar, o. o.
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1 careless watch invites 8 vigil,u, foe.
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b. MR.. CARMICHAEL Las iu.,
received lis Spring and sum.
mer Fashions, and is prepared "a
iit Gentlemen up in the most nesi AMI
fashionable style. Give a call, gentle.
men.
April ~. Is
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Attention.!

TO HE Commissioned Officers anil Nusi-
cians belonging 10 lie an Regimsn,
Of NOHh Carolina. Militia.
EoC are required and commanded 10 attend
n at llrlsbur"ual,. an ths fir,t Saturday Of
Ju'y next. "a "pprd as the law directs, G,r drill
and court martial, anu Tor the election Of T,rp.
adler General.
L. G. MANGUM, Col.
May %. o.
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.u0Mnf Pleasant saeadeniy.
TvxuE eraminsfion ii the Students 0f Meunl
Pseasaul Aeadsny uilltaks place ea nc
asah a seat mohth. - whlch time les Sc
- spesches and dialogues nill Be- dsi.EsEec.
F1esSs iaTiled 10 atlead.
The fan Session nil commence on the leih
81 Jay. v,nn ng
May %. $500 81 ~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-29

nR. JOB NsON consulted scnhden,ally at his office
~ No ~ street. between Chatham and William
following Diseases GonorrhTa, 1890 Chsncres,
STRUCTURES sempa weakness and diseases srs
poison treatment Dr. Johnson
engages recent affection In two or three days
and tie nvecrse n proportonac time, without
The use Of debsing or medicine,
lion from business, Pesoes eausng themselves " Dr. John
dose themselves with ceaisy sfsuccss, I,
the aggravated Scrcfuous liberated legs
he speedily healed Strangers would do we'll ~ giving Dr.
the foregoing diseases vbch has never s
ed when ued within hours sher exposure Let.
aid and enclosing fee can have The necessary me
dlcine, snd directions for lis use, forw ardej.
Attendance from A. tn n night Dr. Jshmssn has
moved to 10 Chambers street. aui Ia
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-29

nOCTOR SEARS wouId most respectfully announce
Ann street During the two years past pracse In this CT
~ thoug the country has greatly and
,ion Angina P1c,o and other chronic affections which had
resisted Che ordinary MEANS have been greay
ted 10 refer 10 The Right Rev bishop ondersuk, D. b. and
the Rev Spring D.. and that numerous oerucatss OF
the sxluary effects his went be seen his Office,
several in this city similar TO the one reiaed below
Tive Rev Mr. Stow aubsr Of letter DR. Sears. of which
s Ne sDa~ ps T 70 fs ssS s.d May
Sears: Dear SHA few days alter wroie 10 you 10
o,~ne your assistance her sympsms bscsme more dec
dedy alarming. much so that called council OF Pnys
gave as 70 hopeless Her cough
ragged with such vence that feared she weud 10
her Her cough Increased the drop
The increase Of The srsPsy on the Other Impaired At
energy and vrulepce to her cough and ,hus 6y he
her cough continued sixteen hours wsh VI nierms
saa was sy. ss ms ysu medcae arrived and
,vss Immediately administered with the most happy snees
s s 81 wSs ss IL bssS ws She has be-
AAy gaining snce aad Is able TO attend IN some
WEAKNESS enjoys comfortable health She as one raised
om The deadsca while feel scuod Sra ssa rs,ssesps,y
ssiiga.ons also 70 you Tor yosr ~ 80
ssd o DO we value ysur sl il those
Distressing complas With which Mrs SOW dreadful
" afflicted Yours, with feelings Of e',sR STOW
ANGINA PEcToRIs-Its prominent and Characteristic
the stomach pain the breast but more
The Ell ss sos us sg .e.s % I
subject sometimes awakened with sense sonoca-
$ Or 81. q e .ad oe Rss or
ing fight Of stairs These symptoms are Dot cosnt and
ssysms which ., ar.t DO not frequently
with peculiar and alarming sessauons
aad often proving fatal whea apparent good health en-
Dr. Sears experience in the rea,men,o this
dsesse successful In cases which has re-
sisted Ill ordinary means. anio 5w'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-29
wHEELEK's RALsAM OF MosCA..

" TO THE PUBLIc-In testimony Of the ex,raordins'
y virtues Of wHEELERs BALsAM OF MoscArELLo
psae) remedy for all diseases OF the bowels Dyspepsia
and The sumser Complaints Of Children he highly
respectable gentlemen addition hu~dreds OF Others have
o. M !. s s0 o se
which its by themselves and in their tamil
Psyster Ess captain Of the New York packet pa. ct
Congress Hall New York; Col Charles M.pes' David Kim
berry Esq Ia Front streets Mr. David Haig 45s sroeme
ter D. Collins 24s Front street, Mr. Charles smith s4
Grand street; MI Jshn Immen. 100 anton street; Mr. VIM
Cyrus Bill Esq, Brooklypi Mr.. Edward Cruikshank 40
street, Mr. Amos Leeds 81 Hammersey street. &c
Since the publication in the Evening STAR New Era.
the proprietor has received among Others following add
tona gratifying evdeSsss q his PTsssrHR oos Aur 1888
Dear srDurng my stay Of my OF and and
Of age were saessd T a esni Eross sa
OF yosr of Moscsieo did hesitate to administer
ssdsa Snp ou are
- Your sbedient servant, IT. coswAx
Governor Of Arkansas
Mr. }. Wheeler, ocuist, &c. No 50 Greenwichs
l57 Broadway, oh Aug: 1888.
Old sad lhe ohu two years sd both severely afflicted with the
several who frequent my house
s.en,.o % and a. advised % som" forthwith did
and ia les ,s.. two hours ate. sscn
tee you would remark that am generally wei known
",
your subose you refer tn me ON The
susct efhe Bassm OF Mosca,eo medicine which isk
of the gre impor sDce 10 families.
Yours, respectfully, JOHN NlsLo.
~ The geaune Bnlsam has wkeeers Baisam OF mosca-
teor the bottles and each bottle accompanied
with directions for and fac Smie OF the Proprieorss g
nature Price of the boilc, two, or
hree dollars To se had New York. At the residesce Of
The proprietor No IS Greenwich street Oculis, Nc Al The
drug store OF ,. Mhss No. 1875 Broadway al Mr. Dckes
No ais Rroadway; at Mr. B. Dodd's, Nos SIS and III
Roadway at Mr. schiefens No ia Canal street; nj Mr.
israel Posts, No 90 Bowery; Mr. j. g. wfcrds, No 4is
Grand street; and Mr. McCea, No. Ns Gresa~ioh street
Persons wishing obtain must address tposf
psd) 10 Mr. wheeler, No. So GreeRwch street. where ell
orders for the supply OF vessels hotels are 70 ne
seat Dyihom
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-29

SrGSs OF TRoUBLE.-We learn through the medium
Of the St. Louis (Mo.) Gazette, that public meeting
held at Carroon, Carroll county, Mo-, on the 18th
ult to take into consideration the effectual and
easiest way of preventing the people called Mormons
from settling in that county Alter the appointment Of
]. Stanly as Chairman, and T H. Freeman, Secretary,
preamble setting forth the views Of the meeting,
adopted together with resolutions, Disappearing of the
conductof David Thompson and Henry Rock in selling
land to the Mormons and entreatng them rescind all
contracts made with Them for land or otherwise. They
also resolved that the Mormons be and they hereby
requested leave the county OF Carroll before the
7th day Of August and if by that time other
measures will be adopted.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-29

IFrem the New 9rlesss Picayuns OF April a.
nINEAse-At the earne,t 7. quest OF Mr. w. ~ -
~ Of the Parish OF Ascensn La give publicity 10 the
following note: -
Messrs Misunderstanding tia duty which owe TO my
fellow men well Mr.. L.st agent for Hunters Red
Drop, your city, beg that you win allow 10 satr that
after having been surely asd dangerously afflicted with GER
disease and amer having tried ysros prescrpt ons In
vair porths have been fully and perfectly cured by
taxing ths invaluable mcdicse toe very short time sad
sincerely recommends To all who may be suffering
similar
auisim. Respectfully, he, L. H. =.