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Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-02-17

1J-'rhe following is the presumption bill as
amended and passed by tho Seaa,e, in which
shape it is believed it will pass The House.
A bill TO grant presumption rights to settler
on the public lands.
he It enacted. by The Sen1te and House of Re-
reseatattres Of the United States Of .4n.erica, in
Cong,es. :s,eni...hd, That every actual settler
q the public lands. who was in possession on
or before the frs, day Of Deer, eighteen hun
dnd and ihirty-seven. and cultivated any part
thereof in said year. shall be entitled to all The
benefit End privileges Of an act entitled IAN
act 10 grant prescription rights 10 settlers on
the public lands. approved May twenty ninth,
eighteen hundred and thirty. and the said act
is hereby revived and continued in fvlce two
years. #
Prov'dcd. That where more than one per-
son may have settled npon and cultivated any
one quarter section cf land. each one Of them
shall have an equal share or interest in the said
quarter section, bnt shall have 70 claim by
virtue Of this act, 10 any other land: md pro.
uided al,00ys. That the provisions Of this act
shall not extend TO any land 10 which the Indi-
an title has not been exiing6islled for months
or more, or TO any land especially occupied or
reserved for town lots, or other purposes, Nv
authority Of the United States: find provided
further, that nothing herein contained shall I've
construed to afIec, any Of the selections Of pub
lie land forihe purposes Of education, the use
ar salt springs. or for any other purpose, which
may be made by any Stale, under existing
laws Of the United States.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-02-17
Dec. Q, ls37,--Jan. 10, 1887. so-e.
Il WILLIAM ROBERTSON. r.,., = ,

.T WILLIAM r ROBERTSON, Teller Of the
j Planters ,lank, do teraby Certify tho repeat.
ed demands and denials n, stated ADORE ara truc.
and that the pascel ofmoacy, mar, inefec,u.
al searches foi ths sama, waa tits morning acc-
dentnily discovered il the III IL tl,s Bank. Tho
Opposite was nada oa the. Cd Oetpber, nndsihe ABB
ssnee OF memoranda an IN the special deposits
o"ok, isto be atrib,se. to the cohflsioa and aHx.
s.y ,mGsns . ao aging of,hs cpidsmic lear
asstiy JOIN "'.lh 'dsrsss a. B. Carter & Co. in re.
1isstng at nc greatest possible publicity be gi,~
XXI. ~ yYaI. ROBERTSON, Teller.
D.. 13a7-saa -. 1913 .31-Et
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-02-17

The Tennessee Leg satire has unau.-
imously passed resolutions III favor Of
'annexing Texas to the United States. (
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-02-17

1J-The regular meeting Of the Du Buguo
Literary Society will b. held on Thursday
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-02-17

The weather. during the forepart Of the
wee!t. was very cold---,he thermometer rang
ino from Eve to twenty-five degrees below zero
I, has now moderated. and is twenty above.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-02-17

We understand the Meti,.ds! Church ~
Galena wasconsumed on Tuesday nlsh; last
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-02-17

- CANApA.--Latest accounts state that the Pa
triots have evacuated Navy Island. and were
on their way to join Gen. Duncombe, at NAL
den. The pieces Of artillery belonging to the
United States were delivered on the American
shore. The British flag now waves on Navy
Island, where they will keep small force 10
guard it SO long a, there is an armed Patriot
force in the country. What movements will
next be made is uncertain. The patriot force
is so small that they are unable to march at
pleasure, and the British can lay in camp I'M
I'll the Patriots are forced to disband for want
Of supplies. The suppositon Of many is, that
the war is over.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-02-17
NOTICE.

Rollgiew, Jan. 90, 1899. ai-st
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-02-17
IOWA NEWS.
! DU nUaUE, saturday, February Il.
CONGRESS.

~ PRE-EMpr,oN RlGHTs.---The bill granting
presumption rights TO settlers on the Public
Lands passed the Senate by a vote Of so to 10.
We have given sketch Of the debate on the
firsi DAYS of its discussion. and also the re-
marks Of the Globe onits final passage. From
the debate, it will be seen that Mr.. Clay has
exerted his utmost powers to defeat it, and by
his unjust and untrue illusions TO the settlers
shown himself to be an apt scholar Of the
Fletcher school. The attacks of man enra-
gcd by disappointment, and one whose argu-
ments against the aboring and poor classes
have SO often met with refutation, will do
but little harm in the west, where there arc
thousands Of better men, 'tsquailers" on the
public lands than he is himself, whose con-
duct would prove the groundessness ofhis &C
cusations. The bill passed by the following
vote, from which it will be perceived that Mr..
Webster voted for the bill. and redeemed the
pledges voluntarily made to that effect while
on his western tour last summer.
Ayes--Messrs. Allen. Benton, Brown, Buch-
anan, Cnthhert. Clay Of Ala. Fulton, Grun-
Vys 0oUoosuS 1'y Ot'S
Monton, Nicholas. Niles, NorveI, Peirce,
Rves, Robinson, Sewer. Smith Of Connecticut,
Talmadge, Upton Of Ind, Wa ker, Webster.
White, Williams and Young:
Nays--Messrs. Bayard, Calhoun, Clay Of
Ky. Clayton, Criuenden, Davis, Mexican.
Merrick, Norris. Prentiss, Preston, Roane,
Robbins, Smith Of Ind, Southland, Spence,
Swift and Wall.
In the House, the time has principally been
passed in the discussion Of the question Of the
Mississippi contested election. The resolu-
ton Of the extra session declaring Messrs.
Claiborne and Gholson, members of The 25,h
Congress has been re-considered. Whether
Prentiss and Word will be entitled to their
seats, or the matter be again referred 10 the
people, is yet doubtful.
The Sub-'rreasury bill is up in the Senate.
Little doubt seems to be entertained By its
friends in Congress Of its final passage.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-02-17
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>, HttINI .HCUL1NA VT .sNT'
Du Bn1nr, Jan. 81, 1888. 3!-3,,
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-02-17
NOTICE.

.'a,,rrv ., 1888. 9G.tf
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-03

FROM MExlco--By way Of Pensacola we have more
recent intelligence from Mexico. The Pensacola GA.
zet:e entons the arrival Of the United States soop OF
war vandalia frem cruise of "a days in the Gulf OF
Mexico and on the coast of Texas having visited Vera
Cruz, Tampico Matamoras and Galveston.
The ports of Mexico were very closely watched by
the French cruisers. The contemplated attack on the
Castle Of San Juan de Uloa has for the present been
abandoned the Baron Defaudls, the French Minister
having sailed for France. Vessels from the United
States and Cuba mill be warned off before subject 10
capture sufficient time having elapsed for the block
ade to become known.
Commodore Bazzoele. in the friga,e L'Herminee, is
anchor under the island of Sacrfcios and one brig
and tive schooners and the ga,es launches crus-
ing close in the shoals and frequently within musket
shot Of the Castle. One brig is OFT Avarado, which
port wa. opened 18th May by the Mexican Govern
rnent. The cruisers off Tampico and Matamcras lay
anchor close in with the haber and other vessels are
cruising along the coas, between these ports.
IN appeared quiet in Texas. The British packet.
which sailed from Vera Cruz the 9th of May had
been detained week after the regular day of sailing,
at the request Of the Mexican Government fer the pur-
pose Of taking ont request TO the British Government
to become mediator between the French and Mexican
Governments The best of feelings have have thus IA
been kept up between the French squadron and our
own. While the yandaa lay under Sacrifcios, the
French and American officers In the constant re
cprocation of services and courtesies.-Nep Orleans
Bulletin, July s5tk.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-03
o. PRIyATE ahEATIsE. se.YN yEN

PhsxATE aMATls ~ v sI,
tss more especially Tor those who require private
immediate and perfect care OF their Complaints, but
(which may be had alone il wished ior ,,es in The lid Of
uis ches containing every ngrec,ea and medicine ne
plete occasion whatever make person
with hs sSss not !" Ion. ne ssE ss
b. consulted conhdsnlsy by pos, OF otherwise and The me-
W would scarcely possible expressive Satisfaction this
tle affords all who acquainted wit it, for being
ply many years persuce and also who hon
ored ws from The high surgeons IN 70
and Dr. Physck Of Phiadephiaits directions are followed
ibis h,le veIume not only different kinds sf The
described with psnnes bot the cure OF those other and
bits OF le age nc Is ass given great arness 20 that
those whose health and spirits almost broken dswn Cor
proper led their
To every OF be evident that nothing be
re ina, ~ 70 , I .assr.sa a. oss
those varying eircumssnces Indeed Is TO those, chiefly
mos,h useured. should be also ksovn only
the anxiety omad great expense incurred by these de
noticing common than rsture the consequence
Nov, stri9,ure not renoved by proper means Tie mos
frequently exists where neither tho patient Or the
wSee 20 much ignorance and Insvey rrssed By
advertising persons There thsse for nstasce, who
u or soe Of drops when every surgeon ipows that ali
The physc In The world would never cure structure Fer
these therefore the author has been
ous 70 make he cure psn and easy, and In this
he bs. succeeded completely Many have consulted him
Who perfectly astonisbed At the ease and
with ts-v cured having Cor tried
every other means Indeed naacr the authors mode
ofsstment nothing safe and easy lhaa the cure 81
stricturca
The rsrsinng chapters fthis little volume The sub
jrct az disease properly called In which every
symptom very hrst begnnng down To is most ne
recd stated with the utmost clearnsss In All he
stages The win be 70 be erceedngy easy ane
efectua, that with the assistance Of The little chest sny
one may undertake his with perfect safety. In these chap
er also vi found facts detailed npon the effect n
old W tanls children Many ~ho abcut 70
~ or be ag red have families, viii find deeply 10
,erestire * ria stions or this subject
Price OF The Chest and Book complete, s2oo. The Boos
aloss, si.e0
Letisrs on CONSOLATION addressed to the author.
sJSm DIR. RALPH ~ COurusndt ST. New rork
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-03
OYertrM0iM
He who contracts bis swelling sail,
Eludes the fury Of the gale.0

Euaes the fury Of the gale"
What lesson the poor grasping anxious, OVERHEAD
ing man of business has received daring the late panic!
His visions of wealth. the dream and hope Of his life,
the calculations Of his soul for years. died
in single day. The glossy bubble burst and lis con-
tents flew into thin air. Surely men will learn Wis
dom hereafter and be content to do business within
their MEANS How much happier would mans life
pass, could he dvest himself of that greedy craving
after riches and be satisfied with making money mo-
derately, pay more attention TO his health and corr
fort the virtues of society, and enjoy the blessings
within the reach of every one in this happy land.
What life of abect slavery do the generality Of our
merchants lead! Dependent on their credit, depend
en On the banks, dependent on their customers, de-
pendent their friends, what happiness do they
known None. Up early in the morning, they scarce
ly take time to swallow their breakfasts, and hurry to
their stores where their minds are Immediately enga-
ged deep business and they subject to the
slant disappontments and harassng results ofan over
extensive trade on small means. They have no time
through the day 10 enjoy peacefully the dinner hour,
but with their brains full Of calculations, hasten
through it. and again 10 business as il their very lives
and souls depended on the making of meney. When
evening comes tired, worn out, perpexed and weary,
they seek their hsmes not 10 partake Of recreation
and the comforts of social intercourse with their IA
miles, but eversh, seepless nights rest to rise
IN the morning repetition of the scenes of aggran-
dizement and ambition which every succeeding day
brings FORTH
Look at the care-worn anxious countenances fthe
majority of our of business. You will net find
there the pleasant joyous smile of health and con
tentment. Those pale, emaciated faces, haggard
looks and restless eyes, speak of anxiety and care
trouble and disappointment OF which this strong de-
sire Of possessing wealth is the cause. And what is
the for it7 Thefact is very evident that in
der to sustain the extravaeant system of living be-
yond their means generally adopted in society in this
city, men induced TO trade beyond their means
raise the extra expenses and the storm came and
found them unprepared TO meet il. Now that the
horizon is about clear again it is TO be hoped that
the extended system of speculation will never again
take root among us, ard the admontion we have re-
ceIved may never be forgotten.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-03

BARGAIN For sale cheap, manufacturing Con;
fcctiousrv establishment where there y good ron OF
lsde at wholesale ana retail, which with the Ice Cream and
Sofa water FIRST bnsses dore, considering the very
,Nu oiespitsl required. The stock very low and
~ he sold positive bargain for cash only The work
he be retained and person may becone prsct
"a y scquanted with Tho business IN sw weeks FOR cards
Of addI ess apply No. "a Murray ST jy3LN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-03

Resolu,ion-rhss line Of pipes be laid IN Jones
street. nom the Bowery t. Broadway nAmiy ssrees,
frsu Broadway to the 9Th avenue. From Amity sueet
10 18th street, and in 18th street from the 9th avenue Q
the Bowery. Coacurred in.
Resolution-To confirm the assessment for construct
ing sewer in Goth street. Concurred IN. !,
Fhe Board then adjourned lit being half past IL
O'CLOCK, to the first Monday in September.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-03

NO CURE NO PAY.-sslt Rheom: Rlngworm, Tet
ers BARRIERS jackson Itch, scsd Head, and al Other
diseases o the skin erectpsy cured by the use Of
SANDS Remedy for salt Rbeum which has now been ties
ted In rising FIVE hundred hout w enc To-
stance having failed No alteration IN dict necessary and
there IL no sanger IN applying 10 The endeest infant It's
discovery In the history OF medicine,
and every person afflicted with cuaneous diseases In any
fern invited n immediate Of this valuable medi
NUMEROUS certificates OF s virtues have been received
by the proprietor, and will be exhibited on application
Prepsred and sold by A. ID. SANDS, No. 100 Fultos,
william street. and sold by druggists erneraly IN
many of the prrc,pa cities and towns IN the Unred STATES
n can he ordered with other goods Of any pra-
cpal druggists 10 this city or Philadelphia yss I'm
MEDICAL AND sUEGICAL.-DR. GLOVER
lNI IL ronsuted usual In the certain class
diseases sppcs the public that he has received regular
education IN this country, and caed
ih The selpamed doctars redica buffers prrrpe Of
the day Ofce No. Ann 81, the American Museum
Prvnts third door from the Museum Lamp the
inner oboe door u the evening". te17H
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-03

% They crowded at Saratoga that it is posi-
lively unpleasant be there. Seventy persons turned
away from the United States Hotel in one day.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-03
n1EDICAI, AND sUEGICAL.-pR. GLOVE
PUBLISHED DAILY nv
IA M X GO N ID ON nc NJ II II r. /.

NO. ANN STREET.
TERMS or ADvERTIsING.-Tbee extensive circulation
Of the HERALD both in town and souny, make superior
channel for advertisers
FOR TWELVE LINES on Lrss
day, ~ Gays, fl rs days, ~ VI days. ~ -
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ar Al Advertisements be paid before their Insertion
Advertisements inserted in the WEEKLY HERALD, at oil 90
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pss copy. Country subscribers furnished
Inc same rate FIR any specie period remittance ak
vance. No paper sent, unless paid In sdvance
Evrrrre HrsALD-ssned every sferp~on One O'Clock
Price per copy Country subscribers furses az
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WHY HssALp-~ned every Saturday morning st . "A.
s,ochrrlce 81 copy Furnished country sus
hers n es per amman, In advance.
requested 20 address their letters IN
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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-03

30 Go to Chippendae's benefit at the Park tonight
He is COED man, is good and has good vile
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-03

NJ The Elevesth Annual Fair Of the American In.
stiiute commences at Niblss the 18th Of October
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-03

GERMAN SILVER TABLE AND TEA
~ SPOONS Forks Topgs, Spoons. Ladies' grsvy Spoons,
Pen and Perc Cases. o ausy and low prcrs for
cash, Wholesale, a NORRIS JACOBS,
" Maiden Lane, ~ Nassau 81
Also the C~vsituon Pen, wi vsn.t. Of Clay and
wsbssr, eiotrs, warehs wende Auw Gods and prrrys
Pens. wi,h Ill sisds of sta icpery. Iy2TIws
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-03

~ The COMMON Council do no, meet again till the
first Wednesday in September
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-03

Fr Don't stop to look in at Celeman's window-th
pictures are pretty. but yeu will have your pock'
picked.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-03

wi HWUNDWNf, NEW YURK, NJ,
sDr. BRANDRETHs PRINCIPAL OFFICE Ter IN. sale
ofhsjusy ce brsied and Gar famed VEGETABLE UNI.
vERSAL PILLS" The high putson Of this excciert me
acine generally from the testimony 81 many
o sdvdsss who have rperiencea s sanitary e
iecs tha, unnccesssry 10 revert 70 IN this notice but
should be the particular Of ell who wish obtain the
GENUINE bRANDRETH PILLS. 70 purchase Of
ssy individuals in this city Who hsve eeru6cse Of sgen-
cy s~sied and sls~sd n ARANDRETH. NIB wsl-u
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-03

~ Sir John Colborn discharged the militia, at Sand
witch. U c. from further service the Gath of July.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-03

~ The Fourth Annual Fair OF the Mechanics In
sti,u,e commences at Csste Garden the Sd Of SePtem
her
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-03

XVANTED-In . private, venteei family tive or three
W Reneass, or gen,lems. ans hisady 70 board The
house pleasantly situated In the vcaity o College Place and
Murray street Unercepnonase references required Apply
this Office. Iva lws
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-03

N JR Da PO n aALE.-A fne lot young Mo~tss
u Birds ana elegant e o. Canary Birds yin he sold 81
Iow price ~ applying No SD Pearl street. srosd.
way, eut-As
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-03

EkCHE s-yust received, large supply Of supsror
- Swedish Leeches and for sale
(by LEWIS FEUCHrwAN0nn
lysi aCeurtlaadtst.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-03
de-, ER AN ocSyLEs A3sUA; OK

ID Specific ron DISEASES or TnE Human
prs,SnnE TO The snns ed
sense Of day. and feeling which tells him he viii be the
The remedy fnown-has been and has succeeded
hope had hed and where perpetual vi
the Faculty Medicine declared sufferer
placing Ii, re@eiy Before the community is that may 5.
known 10 an s hs may prove balm OF healing 10 the
Francis Occulss Aqua adapted all nnamma,oy dcas
sages adapted to all kinds Of affections, inability
nss e BY ios
dead eoudy frequently known BY the mans
eases with which organs vision attacked should In
vatabIy be ,reats d BY this measurable remedy.
for use Advice cheeruy given OF charge at the pro
peors heae where alone the specific he procured in
hours from to u O'Clock "A M and from TO
10 Barclay st. June u, 1884,
s. 1t has been thought .d vi,rahe eertif
from eestemen whose staties in life respeciabiy pie
and ackao edgsd worth, sufficient vouchers for the
o. sl ns 20 the Of as
and the unb'emished honor oTthe authors
From the REV. Mr. Potter Pastor the church Bridge
This is certify, that gentleman with whom am
quained who had Lees nearly blind for eight years. after
view relieve himself at length prevailed try
bottle of Dr. Francis remedy To the astonShmeni ana
many years 10 this distressing msiady he bis eye
sight and speedily did he improve in health Till he recovered
Another that Of poor who, spending nine
Eye lnmary, discharged by the physicians
Of tho institution, with what they termed ncnrable
eye that he nearly blind. trial OF
Dr. Francis remedy however hree bottles only being used
by him. removed H. TO the surprise OF all who knew hia and
he with that well he did feel Il
my duty give this Information for the benefit Of the
public.
The Rev. J. HARRISON "A Thompson having procured
BEETLE Of the for Mrs. Harrssns saysto his
onshnent has removed the dmnes snd pain which had
been excessive for years. she he'd used diff rent
ers, but they all aed Therefore hope the public will
soon appreciate lis value. JOSEPH HARRISON
Mrs Mc cahrey. No James st. widow OF the late Dr. Me-
Cafrey, having Dr. Francis saysI am hap
by had the desired truly
from absoute blindness and hope the public viii
know its value."
The rev Mr. Dunbar says-"Fren the testimony Of those
who have used the prepared by DR. j. Francis,
have hesitation In Recommending TO the special notice Of
the public" DUNCAN DUNBAR,
Pastor OF Nc Dougai ST. Church.
THE IMPROVED ENAMELLED EYES inserted by
Dr. Francis be ed The
and III perform every melton that organ without giving
the slightest pain.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-03

~ A large fire in Jersey early this morning.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-03

NE(ltl KEW oD.--CkUss'n -feCIfiG NIL
DooV TuRs-Forthc crre of GonorrhUs, elects, strle
lures and analogous complaint, Of the
~ remedies yet discovered fer the above
II the most certain.
makes speedy and permanent cure vhbou, the le.s
regard 10 aet drink, exposure, change in application
business
We give ne long quaekis TO deceive the
public. 1.-THE medicine does speak itself no one
speak for H. Our object notify where IA can be bsd
and that tie proprietor challenges single case q. n
cent 0osohoea 10 be brought which the Mirtpr. win so
eject rapid cure, under q forfeiture Of $500
This disease that unfortunately psrvades oil ranks
occy-hgs, low, rich and poor maruoni ~ and single
fhey are SOW presented with remedy by which they
cure themselves without the least exposure In the shoes
trpe possible.
Further des.eeanpetbe een,acedns d.s. ofthe Mir
tore istaken atnghton going to bed when er posed.
Hs put mp in bottles, with fu dreccps accompanying n
VI bottle One so lasts week which generally cures
Many are cured In twodays
For sale only at DR.. VIM. II. Minors drug store, No iss
Broadway, corner Of Dey st Frsnkin nouse) New york
Pkiladelphia s2N.Jns
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-03

" Drink no ice water.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-03

~ Mad dogs are about.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-03

NJ The right Of the sitting member OF our i1sh
~,rd 10 retain his seat was confirmed last night