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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-27

TEE MILLION GRANT.-The deputies from the Sc
veral congregations Of Protestant Disssnters of the
three denomnatons-Pres terians, Independent,
and Baptst-R and within twelve miles OF London,
az special meeting held Wednesday, at the Kings
Head Tavern, Poultry, came 10 resolution, that the
grant of enc moR, to be appropriated TO the clergy
of the Established Church and tbs lay impropriaors
Of tthe in Ireland, out of the public fands of the
pire, can be justified by no necessity: and, from re-
gard to their own interests and frem conscientious
conviction, they firmly and loudly object to this new
example OF and encouragement for, indefinite appro-
prations of the public moneys ards the Establish
ed Churches of England, Scotland, and Ireland.
EFFECT OF INCREASED Facilities OF Transit
We have seen in Newcastle within the last few days
a curious illustration of the good effect produced by
an improved mode of transit. In equence Of the
quick communication now afforded by the railway
between Newcastle and Carlisle fine strawberries are
actually now brought from the immediate neighbor
hood of Carlisle three times day TO Newcastle. 1t
is in contemplation also TO send fish from the west
ern coast TO supply Newcastle and Gateshead-
Tyne Mercury.
ENcKE's CoMET.-Ths comet which completes
its revolution in 1900 days will be visible in the ensu
ing autumn IL will be in it's perheen or part of It's
orbit nearest the sun, on the 18th December and
about the same period will also be nearest the EARTH
II is, says Monsieur Arago, vast nebuosity $4,000
times larger in volume than the earth; yet such is
the tenulty Of it's substance that in 1875 Sir William
Hersehel was able to discern through it's mass star
of the twentieth magnitude
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-27

AMERICAN MASUFAcTuREs.-We COPY the follow
ing from the American Institute:
AT asated meeting of the American Institute al ls7
Broadway, on Thursday evening, Sept - 1888,
On motion Of T. B. Wakeman il was
Resolved That the thanks Of the Institute be tender
ed to Mr. Charles III. Delavan for his exerons pro
noting the manufactures of American household and
britannia wares"
E. d. PLInPToN, Recording Secretary
We called into the store of Mr.. Delavan, AZ Maiden
Lane 10 see the articles alluded above, and they real
ly present great variety and do credit to enter
prisng manufacturers. Among them we saw several
elegant astral lamps which may be called article
hitherto they have been imported They consist Of
gilt and bronzed asirals with glass shades all Amer
lean manufacture solid and much cheaper than the i'm
ported. The casters really beautiful and should
be used in families when costly article may be
preserved We persuaded tina, with attention and
economy produce in this country almost every
article import and certainly Mr.. Delavan is en-
titled great credit for his efforts in bringing these art
ces constantly before the public. 1t is said that the
fair the 18th Of October there will be splendid dis
play Of American articles and many choice from
No. AZ Maiden Lane.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-27

CELEsrE.-This talented artistic who has ever been
heartily welcomed by the American public makes her
first appearance the National Theatre Thursday
evening in two dramas and original dances,
viz: the dramas Of ST. Marys Eve and Susanna, and
dances the Cachucd" and lie CAate in all Of which
she has been pre- eminently successful in Europe
The attractions thus offered, will doubtless be su
cient TO crowd the theatre to the very roof.
This lady is from her estmable private character and
superior talents performer entitled the liberal pa
trsnsge she has heretofore eRjoyed and continue
70 receive Wherever she has become known, she has
been beloved and admired by all-rch and poor and
her heart is, we believe truly American.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-27

SALE OF Mn. DEARBoRS's EFFEcTs.-Yesterday
the furniture, books paintings, prints &c, Of George
Dearborn the publisher, sold at auction, by A. W.
Blocker. Esq Mr.. ID has left the city, We know not
what account; many rumors are afoati some say
thst assignment has been made TO the President Of
the Butchers and Drover's BaAk,
The books sold well, so did the prints in short most
Of the goods fetched high prices the auctioneer was
Of the best that ever handled hammer every thing
went like clock work Il is pleasure to attend such
,sle. There is much Of human character to be learnt
81 these sales, and great many beautiful girls to be
,een at them Many happy wedding can date its in.
peptior from one of Bleeckers sales.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-27
wHEELER's EaLsAM OF mOsCA-
TELLO.


TT TO THE PUBLlC.-In testimony Of the ertrsordna
~ virtues Of wakELEws sALsAM OF MosoALk !,
paate) remedy for all diseases OF the bowels Dyspepsia
and The SUMMER complaints Of children he
respectable gentlemen addition hpsreds OF others have
hghest spSons o. is mef s0s 81 The decided
which has attended its use by themselves and in their iam
A. De Peyasr, Esq, captain Of the New York Pacse,
Congress Hall New York, Gel Charles Msprs, David Kim
berry Esq, III Fron, streets Mr. David Hsr, ass Eroeme
D. CoIns sas From, street, Mr. Charlie. r. smith So
Grand street, Nj. Jshn Immes 100 anton streets Mr. wm
Cyrus Bill, ESQ, Breoklyni Mr. EDWARD Crukshank, 40
Gesnwich see Mr. Amos Leeds % Hsmmersey street. he
=. Since the publication in the Evening STAR New Era.
tie proprietor has received among Others Tie following add
tional gratifying evidences q bis PREPARATION. ia,
Dear sr-Durns my stay Leretwo Of my eldren OF and
syea,, Of age were .sessd Ts violent d,ss s and
your Basam Of Moecaleo did hesitate administer
Children Sspy o s ou are al Se 10 use
Your sbedieni servsst IT. cerwlA,
Governor % Akarsas
Mr. }. Wheeler, oculis,, &C. No. 50 ereenwich 81
Isl Broaoway, 9th Aug. 1883. !
old the I'D soh a
eomeisin several gent whs frequent my house.
Mosea,eo ssS advised M % procure some SShwS did
and in less tbss two hours after admins ering to each
lice to you would remark as am generally well known
10 The pabic u hi, city, eheeruly give this testimony u
favor sad auhorse refer Ia me ON the
subject othe balssm Of noscsteo medicine which think
OF the gr, attest impor te families
Yours, very respectfully, JONI NIsLo.
u The gepuine Bslsam has wheeers bassm OF Mosca.
elo' the bottles and each bottle accompanied
with directions for and fac smle Of the pFopretors sig
naurs Price according to the sr of the bottle one two
three dollars To be bad New York, at the redesce Of
the proprietor No. 50 Greenwich Ocust ke the
drug store OF Mihas, No. 1873 Broadway a. VT Dlcsss
No 4l3 Broadway At Mr.. Dodds, Nos s4S and III
Brosdwayi Nj schefelins No ia Canal street. al Mr.
lsraet Posts No 20 Bowery, Mr. J. q. WiHords NO 4ls
Grand streets and Mr. McClesrs No. 2s Gresswch street
Persons wishing te obtain agencies must address tpo
psldl 10 Mr. wheeler No 80 Greenwich street. where all
wholesale orders for the supply Of vessels hotels are to be
YlTsms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-27

Ma. WALLAcKs BESETrr.-Do not forget that
Mr.. wallack takes his benefit this evening. He
plays Macbeth, and is the only actor now living that
can play properly. De Begins also lends his power
full aid. Go early, if you wish to get good seats
james Wallack's transatlantic trip has improved him
wonderfully. He never acted better than he did on
Monday and Tuesday nights.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-27
c o N N Y ZOE HOT sE /,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRY GOODS STORE
II GEORGE SCRlvEN CO. Importers and lobbers,
continuing receive .very description OF Foreign and
Dom site Dry Goods particularly spted TO the season,
which they III offer at unpre eede nted low prices
The trade supplied as by the case. 2Llt.
- way corner OF Cedar sreet York, offers for sale
fashionable Saddles and Brides Whips Wei coach, Gig
and patent leather travelling trnnk yaes,
&c bags together with other articles IN the line Or
will be received shove his asusctory 70 Fulton
direct. Brooklyn, for military equipments.
Al the above articles will be nted equal ~ qnay Va
others Manufactured in the listed states and WI be
charged aihsowet cash price, and erwar with care IN
any of the United States South America, % the West
Indies.
A pood Harness or w,nted sB0ws
" rate OF discouut by sJ.SyLNEsrFR,
sis $50 Broadway and "a Wal ST.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-27

90 Charles Matthews cannot play Peer spyki
Placide casnot play Nsz Teick yesiris cannot play
Lzet,e, Gerrsds. The piece of,he Welsh girl eoad
be played without vestris the acting OF Placde and
Chippendae would sene I'll the house il tie be.
tween them who plays best
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-27

10 Advices have been received by the Great
Western from the Directors Of the British and Ameri-
Steam Navigation Company of London that the
British Queen is expected TO be al sea IN November
The Company have ordered thousand ions Of coal
from Liverpool and Scotland, which are now on the
way to this port 10 supply the British Queen The
steam ship President building by the same company
in frame, and expected be ready for her
ton in the line in the Of Summer winter
ut farthest.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-27

" Look in at George Endicotts, Broadway. lie
has the best pianos in the city all the rare and
music and abundance Of tul pictures. deserving
man is George.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-27

ATwiLL's Music SroRz.- This 10 the most delight
jul losnging place il the city il is always well filed
Nth excellent music, superior musical instruments, the
keures and forms Of lovely women and the delicious
music Of their sweet voices
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-27

wrou our Evening E6itioa-
Lament Of Marie Ant0inctt.

The unfortunate Queen here supposed - De contemplating
Miniature OF herself formerly worn by Louis the Si1
teenth the night previous TO her execution.
And was l ever thus! Did my cheek glow
With roseate hue. as r~pres nted mere!
Did these dim ey rs from which such torrents now,
gre shiue as isr ghingiy, as sparkling clear!
Or could my tresses, now Oh sivry whte,
Have ever waved iks these, SO golden bright
All! mother mme, who playful babe me choose
linen the mimic world where would reiga,
And when my childish finger did refuse
: All realms save this, with mianas dissd.in,
Proudly exclan'd, Frame only merits thee"
You knew not OF the cup 1t held for me
They say the fault was miae, twas nay pride
Broueht all the run on this beauteous land.
True; 10 sustain the royal pow'r ltried,
And would nave govern'a with hrmer hand
II wrong csuIseild, twas with hope TO save;
little thought the end would be his.graye!
Was il crime that " as young and gay,
And that he cherished me with tenderness!
Yet often have heard the invidious say,
He had been happier, had he priced nae less
They knew aot what future hsur would prove
All things coald turn incoEstant but my Lowell
My children! oh my children but for yen
Gladly would await the fatal blow
With calmness, cen with joy the hour weuld view
That by my husbands side would lay me low;
But wrong'd Oppressed insuted can bear
To leave you destitute ofevery care!
You who were nursed so tenderly nor knew
What misery and grief were, bat by name!
In osr own realms, my darling ones, are few
Who to more sympathy cannot lay claim
AN have some comfort; but when | am gone,
My unhappy children will Lave none!
And after ages, will they kinderbel
Ana this fair couu,ry have loved so web,
Will il with pity ever think ofme
As one who, II she errd in Judgment fell
With ali the best and nebest in the land,
when vice and tyranny alone could stand!
The iss en- Earth snail ms ct my earnest gaze,
Farewell forever TO tn foolish tars
feel within the pride of former days.
Vanly my foes me their terrors try
As Qnct of France livedas Queen OF France VII die
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-27

BvcKwHElT CAKrs.-Dsn sweeny has announced
Buckwhest cakes, but John sweeny had them two
days back Dan keeps excellen, house but there
many dishes in which he reach his br ,ther John
serves up Buckwhest and Indian cakes lI4 Fulton
street tonight in a style that eannet be surpassed.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-27
OVERWHELMING PLAsTEa,

VASTLY SUPERIOR TO ANY oTHEr EvEE MADE.
nR. =. 4. HEwsTT,s LBons; seusr; Boston, MAS
sALv sdea he applied ny the Docsr IN the fol
levng for pains and weakness IN the omsch
h.rL rheum the effects Ut and
effects and cfsprsns and fractures
elons, liberated sores Tor Cleansing sn1 heaog he@
and. in fact for all weaknesses = .. .
Fultop Il, corner OF william 81 Sim
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-27
IuUNTEH,S ANTI-MEHS URIAL sYaUP.
III AND HEALTH RESTORATIvE.-To persons suffer-

III AND HEALTH RESTORATIvE.-To persons suffer-
order @perisey cured With Of The disease s
lurking the system sapPng the ytas and and ermnne The
purifier Of the blood particularly adapted 10 those
pas Il Se Ss.s s pp%s@es attended wb Jumps ssd iHds
rsos tedious INDECENT asd see sore throat and
falling of Of the hair attended generally with debility This
mescne whe cesnses and purihes the blood eradicsng
c. aids DIGESTION and mpsr fe.h tone and yror 70 the
whole sys,sn .saova,ng and restoring Toe broken eonso
sold At HUNTERS Medical Office No Division street,
" oos ss s. Mop,s ss,S ST. Aba
~, H.'oysy ST. Boston al Camp St. se- orlesns; aad
IJUNTEHK,s ED DHOr-THE ONLY KE.
II LANCE IN y~lLmIhe wu'h Of The SHOVE
Ss, :" and e The high
Su.y -h ns' S.Gn gaines
solely by The as,enishnx bss Effected and rs unpara
W elces the eavy Of Others we are glad Of IL II az
vest suited TO ,beir ss.se would d..cy caution
ih. pas ba, ge.s.s bot 'neh :. have Il. signature
osg deedof prfec, secrecy every respeetsre plea
SAINT to the taste leaving none Of ID, .e snews scent The
rssrcea In diet n,e With The usual course Of bu
rn e. "a Ne~Ypsi, Norb siIh street., Phsde pbs 81
Hamilton street. Absnyi 7Hsncyer street. Bcston ~ Camp
street Ne~ Orleans where medicine can Be obtained a sTs!e
MEDICAL CAKD-DR. CARPENTER, Re Peck
S.r Continue. ~ .s%ef 70 Se stes at ss
OLD Established Oispensary.
To vsS pumbsr of the ef this metropolis he
his victory d In us most
cd does he deem II mstsrs
he very specific the NAMES OF the various mala
dies 10 which m.nLad woaanknd are subject
TO bres oot respectfully TO remsk that
he eooe ses Office practice sad devoes himself per.
sonaly " the welfare o. bis patients aeeps ne s,.n Or
ssp Offices for the privacy o. pser
who an never come In contact
DR. Csrp~ssr would he Is regularly educated 10
IN. o me and surgery and rec ved his d.
pora " the wear Of the New York sse Medical soce
w. signed by the highly respected and much smend John
r. g. Rodgers President and that he has Tor long
himself the treatment and cure OF all
delicate snd private diseases
sI.v DR. CARPENTER.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-27

MISUNDERSTANDING, at the corner Of Maiden Lane
and Broadway paints the best miniature Of any in
the city.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-27

" Robinson has just issued prints Of Power and
ves,ris The ILLNESSES are very good.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-27

0J The most extraordinary actor Of several parts,
is Love at the American Museum, He is far superior
10 Matthews.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-27

BF Mr.. Levy continues the sale Of sangunettis val
usble paintings and prints tosight
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-27

NEW YsRK, November ~, Issa
vegetable syrup yos anticipated
free from the cough and the oppression Of my lungs
ed almost ~sous il or I'VE Years. bu, a,ey
syrsp has freed me from hope that 9TH
A~'A''' FELIX vxRXLx, Clergyman, 4s Reed 81.
New YoRx, 18th July, 1854
To DR. Dejanon-B ear Sir-It with pleasure that
myself the offered opportunity recommend TO the public
your valuable vegetable syrup was afflicted TOR some time
well disease shall be happy time TO Giyeny
to any one HSsnx SkykS s
NEw YoRK LIST May, ls5a.
der violent obstinate cough; my pl,le sometimes
Of h sometimes white and mixed With blood
nj TAXA his advice, happy that after having
USED THIS wesderiu remedy for hvr weeks have been en-
nrey cured and feel duty TO state publicly for the ben
fit Of many whoare similarly the results OF my eIpe-
Hence mat al who are suffering with violent cough may use
LEWIS, ITS Wooster st.
To Dr. BejanesnDsar srI hereby certify ,ha, was Ia
oS vosr venerable svrun has hs e s,;ya
my s; Il ASEL1iDES sEsTE. is Mott
very bad cough which happy TO say has disappeared
BY osng half bottle q your ge,sble syrup feel dsy
r as
Doctor c. DeiaHen has the honor inform the ladies and
Hudson O'clock and from seven Tho
pubic viii find IN his once an nses Rob for The snre Of
the ring Also vegetable syrup, with which he guar
anees the of sbnas cough spt ne Of bloed and
To the Editor Herad-sh-A particular friend OF
mine had been in most distressed way for sgh. ears win
lhehroa lie attended by several physicians
Pog only but as Gayg % D
completed his By publishing this sc, wish TO nder
s. a@s ''''' 'e''' 80 ''">e :
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-27
THE WAY ro BE HEALTHY, VEAL

THY, AND WISE, Is TO avail yosrse OF the virtues OF
OALBY,S CARMINArIvE-1hi his soothiI balm for in. ms
and purifier Of he stomach for which enjoys
the Of the British faculty and which
established repsaten among families Of all classes in Europe
Cor the last hall century, ned such general
probation in this country that the proprietor
sccsds the wishes OF his numerous gents by edab
himself In New York for the supervision of the genuine
tlclr.
see that the and address Of the prop writ
ten the LAT 81 Of The bottle before psrchsse Price, 50
cents.
Prepared and sold by William Daily % Murray st; and
be bad OF Mrssrs Ynuar Kent OF Thompson
Broome SITS; Nr. NJ. French 1875 Mott Mr. q. L. Allen,
40 Oh lion aud Mr. A. lord, 40 Watts Brooklyn-
Mrs. J. Farkes Of Orange and Fulton Williams
burrh-Mr. n. Mcdonald, corner Of 5th and y Sd sts
600 ud3
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-27

v,Hrs HAIR this HAIH!!-it should invsriabl,
Il be barne IN msd that To good set OF Teeth, the
desirable property Is the possession of fine head
HAIR and which only be obtained by q constant and
free ofths vEGE TABLE HAIS oils richly perfumed
snd desirable substitute tor the many injurious preparations
that daily psluied upon the public
The advertiser pledges himself that the VEGETABLE
HAIR OIL will be found pourh and sl-enghen the hair
and In bald placesand the extern
ye demand for H. has II the low price Of so per
bette. For sale by II. G. HIATT. ia Broadway,
ALLY Corner OF Courtlsndt.I
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-27

RED DROP-This medicine is
The only absolute that has been discovered Cor
v disease, which has known, hen seated Ia
the system 10 generation de ing
the skill OF the emHsnt physicians allowed by
acquainted with H. to be the most certain safe, and
qaiek mooc known roots cut every yesge OF the
poison the system few days matter how old the
case may he used with the safety by both
aedes discovery there restraints laid
the patients Office Division street.-the place In the
iii s25-Imt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-27

TO SOUTHERN MERCHANTS.
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, GUNS, PISTOLS, &c
III w. sraEy is2 Pearl street is now opening u
crates ps Iron s Tea Kettles and Sauce Pans
casks assorted Table Gallery
F Fs nd 10 PS &C. sss ssss &C.
50 do assorted Trace Chains.
10 cases Guns Pistols and Rifles
20 pairs self cooking and revolving Pistols.
Plat Japanned ana Fancy Goods suitable Tor the ssuhers
market aug SIM
The LATEST Fashions received.
NERcANfiLE And coMMERcIAL
MILITARY, CIVIC. AS6 BOAT cLus
Ball Tickets,
Engraved 'nd pF''edv isRfi!1s iye Sc
sislm. corner Of william.
TnS FINE n Ws
Mortimer Buildings eIab their
and the pubic generally tn. preva ling style of Fall FASH
KELLER PyNE.
r. heeler, late Foreman 10 Leary Co.
Wn H. Pyae, from London SIS 2w'
Futon street. in Nassau ree-This well Known establish
ment having undergone thorough re6ting, Is in
pes order for the accommodation OF ose who honor
There are Iis house, besides the lower story which
The By IS we'll ne %pHD
adapted clubs fer the sacuon OF
other private business
Clubs ana private parties accommodated with rooms and
may be furnished with dinners uPpers composed Of every
species of game decacy which the markets afford
notice. EDMUND JONES, Propre tor. jell
To SOUTHERN AND WESTERN MGR
L CHANTS-rhese in of Cloking, either for their
wear by the quantity win do well TO call II the Cash
Tailoring Establishment SO Maiden Lane For list prices
see advertise nent In another of this days sotf
EOw TIE REMOVAL OF sur FLU.
l. Gus HsIR-That bane female beauty, whether n
the forehead, neck still more unsghy the upper p:
be eecu lily removed by free OF ATKINSoNS DEPIL
ATORf. Its operation is instantaneous removing the hair
without The least PAIN and the sain wher
aad softer than before By twice using The DEPT atoy the
OF the hair usually destroyed require fur
Their application of it, No bad from need
be unprecedented tmay be used Infants skin without
any bad effects.
TIE advertiser prepared TO warrant bottle sold by
him efecuay. and perfectly in
effects. Sold Wholesale and retail, by
H. c. HART, ITS Broadway,
ABLY Corner OF Corrtland St
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-27
"A no SILK CULTyrIsTs,.-JAME JAR.

~ RETT, Nursery man, WeaLe, near Paterson, view
- Jersey OFT RS Tor the moderate prices
soeO0 Chinese Morus Mucsuls from 10 teei hiph =
The above propagaed choice importation from
France the spring of and having wtnod the rgor
OF two winters wihsut Injury, may be pronouhc entirely
acclinsed
AsoA few hundreds OF that and most superior
riety the Alpine Mulberry. -
Italian Mulberry, two and three years od hne plants and
Aso-Ieo 600 prepered cuttings Of the Morus Muhcauls
All the going will fupnd deserving the attention pur
cbssprs and will no deliverable the ensuing fall.
Persons DESTROYS OF nspecta the above mentioned plants
from New York will please trke the rail road
fro Jersey City Paterson and by nj CITING Post line
hall wsy between Acqusckanork and Psersop
the Psssc River viii bring hsn the nursery.
For further particulars, apply ~ the grower Mr. L.
Cotton. 26s Heesker street New York sl.w2ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-27

AR. JOHNSON IL consulted con hdentiaiiy his Office
l. No. II Duane street between Chatham and William
the following diseases, vz:-6onsrL9a, ssssss Chan.
Seminal Weak and the diseases
arising from Rerea poison improper Dr. john
engages 10 remove efecton in two three
days and the most nveterate p proporonae time,
proven from business Persons contrasting themselves to
Dr. Johnsons care dose themselves with certainty Of
in the most ScrOulous ul
ceraiedl &c speedily healed Strangers would do well
by giving DR. Johnson CALL certain preventive may be
against the Of the foregoing diseases which
failed when within -four hours after
posure. Letters paia aad enclosing fee have the
necessary medicine and directions fer lis forwarded
Abundance from s, A. NJ 10 IL at night. sl4 Inn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-27

MOTHER COMMUNICATION FROM AN
n UNKNOWN HAND-Dr. u. Lsvison-Sr; The only
objection have To Hunters Red Drop" Is cures
c-ran disease rapidly and eectuay, that all
its terriers Whereas, In my bubble opinion the crime that
bege such disease pracsed great
believed city las late venerable Recorder would say that
those guilty of IL shoula suffer soale.
Knowing you be enemy of all xinds OF immortality,
subscribe ny self your friend, TR.
Al ,s