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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-03

CLEANED.
ship York. Meyer, Charleston, Howlsrd Asprwa; brgs
Cervsnes McManus Matsnzas r. O. Thunton; Ceres Ban-
chard, Mobile Nesmith Leeds.
ARRIVED.
Packet ship Pesnyvana, Smith, Liverpool 80 Dec md,e
Co; hmory Leeds Co; Tooker Mead Co. Rei.s Bothers
Coz sands Turne, Co : Lsas, Slheni Co D Had
man, JT.dhun,er Co; Stuart 4 &c; Bird Gnlilsn;J
NC Las sban Co; Jas Hall; Huchns n Tiffany; Hall l.
Biksap; walker y schwsun- 4. Co, A NcFsrlsn Ce.
Oakley Robip.op Jamieson r Hurt CO. Napier, q
Chspman Ricbsrdsor; Bin, Clark Co; Johnson A T
stewart Co; Creighton Wilson; Gibson, sons a Co; w
Page; Mcbride; Mortimer 4 Co; w 4 Stuart; Henry
Co, CAk Tevershsr, NJ Armstrong, Peterson; Ro-
bert on Smith. Thurgsr Co; Waltz Watt Rosenersntsy
Fw Rruce Richards Downirg, c Crary, Hunt
20; Young, Smith Co; Wolfe, Bishop Co; Russell Mat
Schoref; W Cornine; Smith Co; Psrdorn; Grove,
, Hllimsn; Hasucks n Buck; = Simmons, Barber;
wiley Putnam, r Del lIoyo, Geo Thorborn.
Brig Dsrien, Buckley, Dsrsn 10 days, cotos &c 'oR
Brig Sen Flower Taylor Curseos ~ days skins and log
wood Boanen Graves Co. Lett schr susan OF Newport.
schr Pioneer Sealing Philsaelphis days, ndre 'oJ ,.
sc6r Rubcon Edwards. Virgins, days, with mdre TO the
soop New London Harris New London, ~ hours mdzete
BELOw-9brigs-windN ~. N. r..
New Orleans. Mary sisby, Howard, Apsschcols;
Victor, Dnrhar pessscofs, Ersbeh. Hernsby, Cape
Verbs emilia w Ipdies-and several other There
dsrabe soang The upper esyn none 70 obsuuc sav
cation. ~SuopaNna
The psr-.vr~rs sswed last evening by the
D.. - n,.,Sy-Cspt Bsrnus wbpre harbor master ~
Al.nv pars legislature, the 9Th nit average
amount cftsnnsge for the year, from which the
following recaptnlsuons .
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-03
die. ID,


or the ~ instant, Elizabeth, daughter Of Robert and Rebec
ca Martin, aged 2yesrs and months
The friends and relatives OF the family respectfully invi
ed to intend the funeral o their residence IS James street.
this afternoon, nj O'Clock.
On Thursday LIST instant Mrs. Ann Fisher, widow Of Rich
ard Fsher aged ~ years.
Her friends and scqusinanees ssd these the family,
requested to attend her funeral this afternoon at O'clock from
her late residence, 3e6 Bowery.
Yesterday ID astan, Francis McCaurhey aged year and
3 montm.
His funeral will take place this afternoon. half past three
o'clock, from his fathers residence, 81 PIT street The fiesd
oftbe family isvlted n attend
Yese day. I'd instant, Koscsn Me0own, 10 the 7sh year OF
her
Her icnds and ncquairances respectfully invited m
tend her funeral this rficrnoon, scock from her late
sideace, No. "a Columbia street
On after short Illness, Marie, H Ne ofJshn
CsswelL
GA the ID Instant Of scarlet fever, Martha Msds daughter
of George snd Ann Caroline Bonner, AGED years and
months
On The instant Mis-. Abigail A. romliss~n in The ssdyesr
On the list Instant Mrs Cs,hsrns wife u John shnar %
On lie is instant Thomas Ren,on son Of r.schal Berne
aged years
u Rev Jamusl X Jennings, NJ. %.
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IAN answer is desired. ]

oooeo eeeoeoe eoes
San answer is desired" Certainly you shall have
an answer. God willing, as my friend Barney Bates
says when he is damned, shall certainly go to the
Ball. Widows and Orphans! The very sound anocks
the heart. As TO dancing that's another thing, But
will say thus much if the magnificent Niblo will
dance ahornppe for the benefit of the widows I'll do
the same for the orphans There's pipe for you to
smoke
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-03

observation-disclosures Ship Pennsylvania.
Mr. A. Duncan, Londen; Me-. Dillon 92d Regiment Montreal
b. Douglass Troy ~ X; R.bcr. wynns, verpook Robt
v, Bolton Jso H. smith, New York; Joseph Bsuele do;
John Dryer, do, sehe,lln. do; John Copeland de Geo
w. Hodges, do William Wright, do James Webster Fer
gus, a. c.. VIM. Harvey. Scotlssd Alex Harvey do, y.
P, Lyons, James Marsh and daughter Phadep
Mr. Ferguson, wife, children, ireland; Mics Dwyer New
York
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-03

ANOTHER BRILLIANT BRIDAL.-One of the love-
lest fairest, sweetest daughters of Israel, will
be led to the altar next week, and before the s,7-
be devoted to her aanced for veal or for woe. This
will be splendid affair, equaing the splendor and
elegance of the age of royal Daus and wise Solomon.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-03
Rhode Island
No. 1880. A. q
y Providence. Dec. 1887 =
THE wEYBossET BANK or PROVIDENCE. Q
Promise to pay t. George Oafley bearer, y
o THREE DOLLARS on demand
l. Qprs, Cash. VIM RHODES, Pres't

seeee Q eoSo
The genuine bills very badly executed and
the ceun;erfsits. We gave full description Of the
arrest of the counterfeers of this BILL and the seizure
of the plates and over $4,000 Of the counterfeit money
Still il appears that large quantity have been put
Into circulation; and, therefore, the pablo should be
pu, on their guard All the writing the counterieits
appears 10 be done with one kind Of ink The car
man said he believed he took thcbill OF Mr. Cunning
ham, 81 Broad street, which was the place where he
tried 10 pass it. He was committed
Another DEATH BY DEsriTUTIos AND DISTRESS
Misery poverty and Its attendant train Of ills are
hard to work in our city. The Bellevue aims house
is crewded-the penitentlary is crowded-the steps
Of the Aims House Commissioners Office, yesterday,
were crowded and thronged from daylight till long az
ter dark with wretchedly poor women, begging bread
TO save them from starving. And not day now
passes that the Coroner IS not called 10 poor
wretch who died through restitution Another such
inquest was held yesterday on the body of poor
Englishman,. named Weymouth who died al 81
Washington street, through distress, disease and
want He begged eaiy for his daily bread. He had
-" bless him
None whom he could bless"
and died as he had lived, without friend 10 pity him,
TO close his eyes, or weep over his remains. He now
rests from his misery the wicked from
troubling, and the weary are at resi'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-03

LlvERPeoL CoRN MAnKEr, Saturday, Dec A.The imports
OF Irish produce during the last seven days s @
quantiss remaining the previous arrivals cu
Corr Market abundaniy ied especially VITA nour and
oa>eal The geserai demand has - the same esen
u 70 I'd per bushel lowe thar Tuesday ana ue soa
lie reductoa Sdws moro inquired for tnsn new sut
willing give Flour has bees offered on swsr terms IN
the early part Of the week several parcels oa al ar aad
rood oaaty were on country Is 3d. and 2
o. and really fine would have brought g. ied SO e ous-
since in this grain that we cannot MAKE
any change the general quotations oatmeal has SOLD
slowly 5s Gas per 24obs the latter an extreme price
ipera ssnples of H SD and Scotch, suitable for
psug are worth a. So 70 As 3d. and inferior qualities for
grinding would bripg S. Sd 10 S. per lbs Beans and
Peas nateo little passing in either Some parcels Of
Baltic sweet sur i'm bond have eld for export 25s
2 and upwards Of 1000 barrels " y At 2ls 2
bril- Nothing reported in wheat under lock.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-03

HEBREW LANeuAGE.-We have received circular
from MrI Seixas, Professor of Hebrew, containing
numerous testimonials Of his capacity in teaching the
Hebrew. We understand that he is very competent.
He resides at present Staten Island but it is very
probable he may remove 10 this city soon.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-03
MAKE lED.

On the instant by the Rev b. Creagh John Smith to Ra
ehae Ann Hunt, both Of this city
the lat instant rookyn, by the Rev Ichabob g. Spcn-
Ger. william Dsoile, TO Helena Stephens, daughter ofDs
vid Briggs, ESQ.
Al Jonesvle a4h ultno, by Rev Mr. Pier Rev Wi.
liam NJ. Chip TO Miss Ruth, daughter Of the Ec, Andrew
r. Kahn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-03

DANCING AND DoING Goop.-Yeserday morning
received the foil owing polite invitation to attend
Charity Ball to be given next Tuesday at Niblos;-
eeee 90 eeee eee
The of JAMES GoRDos BENEFITS
%A o snd LADIES' Company. Is reguesssa =, NE
Annual Ball, Of the ENGLISH widows
AND ORPHANS BENEVOLENT SO
GETTY, at Nlblos Saloon, on Tuesday, the
9Th of February, 1888, al O'Clock,
d. EVANS, President.
NsS York, Fsbru~yist 1885,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-03

FAILURE OF ANOTHER ExPERIMESr.-The Express
Mail between Washington and New York has been
discontinued.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-03

II All the new nominations for our Custom
House are confirmed.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-03

CousT or CoMMor PLKAs-Thursday, Feb. L.
Before Judge Ulshoeiier.
ron account of the severe illness Of the Hon. Judge
Irving Judue Ushoeffer has had the business of the
cosrt on himself for the present term, and has tried
and disposed Of near 200 cases.
Christian r. Martin vs.. Pease ~ Mllls.--Mr. Jos-
chimssen stated the case to the jury. This was an
action "a reeover the sum Of S42287 brought against
the defendants, formerly partners in trade as music
vendors. for instruments cold them. The planhh
proved The correctness of his account and the part
nershp Of the defendants.
Mr.. Gridley for the defence, said he would be able
to prove discharge from the plaintiff TO Mr. Mills,
enc OF the defendants and called Charles Bruno ~
Witness by whose testimony il appeared that about
the time OF the dissolution Of defendants partnership
Mr. Martin was applied 10 10 discharge Mr. Mile and
take the ns,e Of M Pease ony and Mr. Mills repre-
scented that Pease was good, and thst Mr. Atw had
also taken his responsibility for the debt Of the frm.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-03

SUPERIOR CovaT February 2-This Court opens
for the tcrm on Monday The Calender is an ex-
tremely heavy one for the term; containing no less
than $50 causes; most Of them arising out OF The late
and present deranged state of the mercantile affairs Of
this cty. Amongst the rest are three or four suits
against the Mechanics Bank, as also several suits
against other monied institutions. Almostever law
YER in the city has his name TO this calender.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-03

Tas CRY WAToH.-This part Of the "body poll
tic" or body corporate" are, as Jaffier SAYS,
"iH damned co sdItion." Some Of them get shame
fully intoxicated-some sleep on their posts from
watch to watch-one of the captains has been char
gcd with leaving the watch house TO sleep with i'm.
modest women-others Of the Charles j, is said are
in the pay Of improper houses and characters and bur
lately we have had captain and three wachmen
tried on distinct and dfrcn charges for violating
the rights Of demonstrating and abusing them,
and falsely imprsonng them; and all these fellows
were most properly and nghteously fined for their
manifold offences. Another case Of an outrage CON-
mitted by Waterman on respectable citizen, Mr.
Welsh, on today for hearing before the Mayor
at IL O'Clock. We hope his Honor will commence
thorough system Of reform with this man, and teach
the Charles that swain man dressed in little brief
Authority" must not play such prsnks beneath the
moon as they have done
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-03

MORE PIcKLEs.-Two casks obtaining dead bo-
dies were discovered Yesterday at Coenties Slip
There was a rumor also II 2 broker in Wall street
had cut his throat. We dano ar he was pic
killed.. True or not, it is full i'm dozen bro
kers in that region had cut thel .lroats, and got
picked. They are of no other use in these dull
days.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-11

remarks upon my conduct which could not be
srned into n deliberate insult, or any injury which
did not affect my reputation the happiness md
peace Of my family When had the honor 10 te
called upon TO command tho North Western Army.
rccoecting the number Of gallant men that had fal-
len In the former war, IN personal combat, deter
mined to use MI the authority and all tire influence
Of my station 10 prevent their recurrence. And
take away the principal source from which they
spring, IN an address the Pcnnsy brigade, ~
Sandusky, declared II to be my determination fc
prevent by NIL the means that the military laws placed
in my hands, any injury even insult. which should
be offered, by the superior 10 the inferior officers
cannot say what influence this course, upon my
part may have produced in the result. But sine.
with pleasure. that there not single duel, nor.
as lar as know, challenge given whilst REFINED
the eommand.1he activity in which the army W.,
constantly kept may however have been the princi.
pal cause ofihis "ncnmnon harmony. 70
In relation To nv present sentiments, a sense NJ
higher obligations than human laws or human opn-
ions can impose. has determined me never, On ,oy
accession, TO accept a challenge seek redress fof
personal injury by resort 10 the laws which com
pose the code Of honor. ! am, very respectfully. =
Your irllow cn,zen, w. II. HARRISON.
To AARON u. Howell, Esq.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-11
VI AsONIC NOTICE.

'1NllERE will he public procession and public
= installation of The officers Of Liberty Lodge.
No, %, NJ Liberty, on ,hc Anniversary Of St John
the Baptist, SUNDAY the 2Ith of June. rhe
members oil Marshall, Mt Pleasant and Amily
Lodges are respectfully invited together with all re-
cnlaf Masons IN good standing, TO join in TIM
ceremonies OF HE day.
By o,dcr Of the Lodge
DAN'L, AUNSPAUGIf, Scc'y
June n
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SnlN.pLASIEIsS.

\ S the time is fast approaching when SHIN
n PIASTElSS will be of no use to the hold
ers. the subscriber informs the pubic generally, that
he will take the following tickets for all Goods pur-
chased at his Store: 90
Union Savings Institution, Lynchburg,
Farmers Il Merchants do II
Union Savings Institution, Eiehmoud,'
Peter Coftoms do s... 81
IL. w. x J, j. Fry's do -
NJ HART.
May % Il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-11

NOTICE.

I \ the month Of March lapt, cxccutcd@a Power
d OF Attorney 10 James +. Clark, who acted in this
capacity Of my Oveisecr the 9Th section Of ihp
james River Canal, 10 make contracts, &c. for mr..
The sad Clark having since abScoudcd, this notice.
IL In lorwarn the public ,hlt the Power Of Attorney
il hereby annnled and revoked mud that said Clark
has no longer any authority to make contracts in my
name, OF in any manner whatsoever binding mo.
PHILIP +. ISLANDER,
Contractor 5h sec. lanes R,ecr Canal,
June 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-11

JoSeph =. Rdpdoiph of New Jersey,
Thomas J. Norkc. of New Jersey.
Charles c. !Srdton. of New Jersey.
Samuel l.. Southurd. of New Jersey.
John J. 1hiHgdH, Of Delaware.
1Talcr Jones, of the District of Columbia.
Francis =. key, OF the District OF Columbia.
IhoHds HcBty, Of PENNSYLVANIA.
Thomas NJ. r. HcktHHdn, oiPrnnsylvania.
GEORGE ". kcim, of Penns, wanna.
Charles Ne CiLrc, of Pennsy wanna.
Henry Logan, OF Penus, lvania.
Robert H. Hammond, of PENNSYLVANIA.
Waiter s. Franklin, OF rennsy wanna.
Charles +. Mercer, OF Virginia.
James ~ Mason. of Virginia.
James Garland. Of Virginia.
u iNidm G.. Fires, OF Virginia
IT,hidm MdrwcN, of Virginia
,ioia Tdiidjcrro, of Virginia.
Le1cS " Wi0ms. ofNonh Carolina.
Henry Clay OF Kentucky.
James Tartan, Of Kentucky.
Edwdrd HHmScy, OF Kentucky.
John Chambers. of Kentucky.
John White. of Kentucky.
William H. Souhcdte, ofkcntncky,
lohn J. Crihcndcr, at Kentucky.
Richard H. Mcncncjtc, OF kcnluck,
lohn Porc. of Kentucky.
James Taytor, OF Kentucky.
j. II. IRdcr1roof, of Kentucky
john ". Crock'cW of Tennessee.
1oSc1h l.. Williams, Of Tennessee.
ELISHA IIhiHicsey, of Ohio.
Samson Mason. of Ohio
John ~ alien, of OHIO.
Joseph Ri8RwGy, OF Ohio.
Thomas f0r,C,n. of Ohio.
DaR,ci L. Lcaibctfcr, OF OHIO
Aicrandcr Harper, OF Ohio.
Htiiiam Herod, of Indiana.
ALBERT 5. Hhitc OF Indiana
George H. Dunn, of Indiana.
.HcRry Johpson, OF Louisiana.
Y WASHINGTON, MAY, 1883.
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NOTICE.

" AS committed To the Jail Of Crayson county
w on the 18th day ri January last, negro man.
slave five feet six inches high, made, and OF
yellow compile yion. He calls himself Henry, AMI
says he belongs TO Mr.. Bailey seems to be ac-
qnalnted III bynchburg aud Buchanan, where he
says he was engaged IN driving atcam. The
or Is requested 10 come aud prove property. pay
charges, and take him away, otherwise said slave
will be deal with according to law.
j. JENNINGS, Tailor.
June 3m
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FOR RENT.

off, TIE large aud convenient Store House
fIn, now occupied by ourselAes. runsng back e5
.-1-Ateet, &very handsomely arranged for business
Possession be bad immediately BY applying 10
the subscribers. JAMES C.. HUNT &Co.
i. ). All persons indebted to u.s. will please como
forward and settle early possible. as il very de
srable that business should be closed without do
&c. HUNT, & Co.
March ID ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-11
ROBERT VI. BROWN,
.YafOl'ascy at Lar,

IL AS settled nj Amherst Court House, Virginia
4 4 with the Intention of praciicing IN the Superior
and Interim Courts Of Amherst and Nelson, AM, he
will BIZ thankful Torn portion of The public patronage
April 6m
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gslAfENi1So
"THE LYNCHBURG VIRGINJAN."

published semi-rcely, (erery Monday and ThwsdayJ at
-Four Dollars per payable adranee. No subscrip
rHJ reccired fora shorter period than months and
paper r be discontinued (ercep al the discretion Of The
Ediisrs,) nntii all arrearagcs paid
GTADFER TISE HEN Sinsertedat5 80 cents per square
Tor s for he nsert,on and 81 for ercry suisse
qucnf insertion.
NTJOB PRINTING erecnted neatly and erpeditioasiy
end on reasonable terms.
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CHEAP NEW GOODS!
At reduced prices for Cash.

OBlNSON x ELLIOTT have inst received !.
u neat and fresh assortment Of Spring Goods,
embracing avaretyoi articles, mucl, in DEF and wlel,
will be sold nj prices much lower than any thing OF
the same description offered heretofore in this Mar
kc. Persons will please attend aud examine for them
selves.
April 2 "a
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

"A Ill those having claims against the estate of
"A Mack Jackson, decd. requested 10 presen,
them forthwith to the undersigned for pa meet and
all those indebted to the said estate. requested
make immediate payment. r. ROBERTS.gs
Executor OF Mack Jackson, decd.
May %. 80 - A.
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NEGROES WANTED.

NJ Will pay the highest price for able bodied
w Negroes, by The month, or for the balance Of
the year. Owners are invited see us at our work
at Joshuas Fails, miles below this place. or at tho
washington Hotel. BABE Il PACKER.
Lynchburg, May 3, 1885 .. N raa sw
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For Rent,

n Nd possession given Immediately, the Brick
IA TENEMENT. on am street. formerly occu-
ped by Martin, Ward 4 Davis, AS Dry Goods Store.
Apply to Thomas Mckinney. or TO s,s'sasv tstt.a
MARTIN, WARD & DAVIS.
jan 1900 O. !.
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Len Lincoln, of Massachusetts.
Gourcrnt'r Kembic, of New York
abraham Fdnderrcer, OF New York.
Thomas b. Jackson, OF New York,
Wdttdm II. Noble, Of New York.
Bcrndrd BickneH, of New York.
Henry pal, of New York
abraham u. Grant, of New York.
John EdwardS, OF New York
John III. PrentiSs, of New York
Samuel BrrdSaN, of New York.
Albert Gallup, of New York.
IimoDy Chitds, of New Yo k.
Samuel lViikeson, Of Buffalo. New York.
Jotn r. AndrceS, OF New York.
MARX IL. Sibiey of New York.
II. b, Potter, Of New \ ok.
Obddiah Titus, Of New York
Henry Il. Foster, OF New York.
HIliam HalSted, OF New Jersey.
Joip u. -Ayr,gc, Of New Jersey
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THE ADDRESS.
To he Peoplc of Ne United State,

10 VIC FeoWe q Me UaKtd Sfdes.
imPelled by sense of duty to great cause, the
undersigned address the People of the United
states IN behalf OF the American Colonization Soce-
~, and appeal TO them with confidence for contri-
buttons to its Treasury.
This Society has existed about twenty wears. In
IT'S formation, the wise, the humane and the patriot
~ from nearly every State and SECTION OF the u
mon, were united. Distinguished individuals, from
'ne t,or,h aud South, aconcurred in the principles
=" ", winch 1t was founded. The scheme Of African
onlzation had, before the origin of the Society,
W '' 'ne consideration and sanction of the Gene
"'o's OF Firs'ni, 1t bad met the approba
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J ,ll,c :
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-21

nOCTOR SEARS most respectfully announces thar
Da;us s. ns The
agno1. ,he country, has greatly Increased.
sen,.l benefit from bis ,rss,ms Mt in BIZ IL
bad much eypesnc. !" ,se asa Ass: y
these dss and having Uncovered and prepared nne me-
practice he confident that many cases which lave re-
a q: pss =
y: :: $ ssss
s ~ ss 9: sc:s % q.
.ss., ss e. 2. the s.....
ne sboadsr .,,e sdsd -h psp.,ion ofh. hear, dicoi
ali symptom. pain and snes q he
s,o.sch and Other symptoms. indicating gs.-re dopse.i
violent iha, scarcely .bIs o se about
psps heart sad Other sym p;"n.,
ond restored % eo%o,,.bl: sess July eosSden that
relieving We 70" .';1 siss ];
More ,h.n take. .el with cough
he hesS attended, with SroS.s.I .Sseos Of boating over
whole surface ofbs body limbs For many months
.sSst :ps:S s.:r:. y .. Ss:s
- $50 SARAH MscLENzY.
have been acquainted with ,hs stated sbo.r. The
symptoms aggravated and alarming and bat snt hopes
ss r.. : .os s Y Dr.
ceived and know. may ossr 2 have received great ee.ss
n% ~ 20 e.i .. me !, sI1 Ho.ssos street. JAM LEE
Three years ago va: rss;es sy D, scar. !.ea.%sss
side. Sre.s, stomach ssd s..s.s desaly Ior .evsr.i
scarcely abe . .1 ss o :1s !, ,s r.
ed but my health has c.s,s.ed .ns beco.e e, better
i1 h sssa ees % bis @ese. ss,. s. 70
ne Ms se s sns ssss ne q
fortsbe health Frsn ny OF, s.persnss. s.s WHIST !
ase so. :Soa. Or any esscoe
r,ee: s:,s., .l. ss'sa os biz ~ rss -
are 'e Hks z s si1 {. 4: rsA A,...
To ras asrIsTrn ,Lr.e year Ih.v. zee. .us-., %.
months with ds-iss asrrhs seidI,y q stomach
s' q ss ss :. z, % ~
rssons usssy prescribed IN sseh cases. wisss rehef In
iss.oee siss@s ana soarne Il
scarcely a.Is 70 be about I. this sssss'os sgp Cd
scidy stomach, ssd oshes upsoms sess sire
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Having suffered much FROM smee.e and bad great ssperenee
the g.s :, ss. ~n s .S
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rcod bsslb srcsp durpg the psres 80. ~ 80 . -
but become MOVE trrd.>N. sseSr~S
reqnensy I.,x ssd eer proving sod
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asSy stion IN this disease, sna has been
sss ns II mssy which bed r.ssed ~ TIE crsinsy
ealing his once y Ann street, WIN receive
mesns .,s,,ier and wishing IN be visited NJ hsw
Persons residing in The coustry by EivirE ps
-.s Of tksir symptoms can lave
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4 ri. pds and tho pubc that he hss rsmoved rom ~.
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=, hsns large of fashionable doc ssa,.
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~heh have bees universal admired or ,esr -
vr shi spd elegance o. shape which he "a. -. .l
or,cY wholessl. retail thss article ~ - -.
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