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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-11-01
ORANGE HOTEL.
HiiisborOugh, N. q.
dEIIls

TNilE subscriber would respectfully iHfs,va
- the tuNlic that this large aud rnmmndi-
Gus establishment. situated Oh the street lead.
ing directly west from the cnuTi Hnase. is nov
open fur the reception &c Travellers and Ress-
lar Q 'arders Having erected this huildihx
especially far Hotel. no expense or psirs will
be spared TO give IL character abroad; BIS eus-
TONERS may therefore resi- assured that his as.
Communications VIII be gond.
GF Families desirous of spending some time
in the place, may fiud comfortable accomms.
daiiUns at the Orange Hotel ]. .....u# ...
ISAIAH II. SPENCER.
October ~. s #re 4I-tf
iCTe The North Carolina Standard. and Co.
roilna Patriot. will publish the above SIX months,
and forward their accounts to the proprietor for
payment.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-11-01

The Baron de Behr. who has lately
been Minister Of Belgium to this country,
has received from his sovereign, Leopold,
the cross OF the Legion Of Honor, and
will proceed 10 Cons.antnople IN quail
" Of Belgian Ambassador.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-11-01

Peansy'caaia We SAT in our last.
1aa III" new Constitution Of peansylva-
VA had been rejected by the people by
large mtj'rry. rnrs appeared 10 b.
Tie case Ir,m the returns thrn rece" ed;
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-11-01

"as Ral in'lnd. The lass b estimated
81 SIS. 1000. The 6re. a il surpassed, ori
g'naaed "a llls furnaces 81 Ihe linnsrs.
Aho lad been al asTk the day PrsFiOns
On tAs Tonl. The Rev. DR.. Baldwin. for
merry Of ihis City. is the President Of this
Institution. Journal If Commerce.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-11-01

The Hayiisn government have proaib-
tied lhe Curing af mahogany In S. Do
nlnga sflrT January !, less.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-11-01

The President has recognised George
Federico Darby as Vice Consul OF IRA
quay fur The port Of New York. Also
Henry ii. Williams as Consul Of Texas
for The port of Baltimore.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-11-01
LEVI WOODBURY..
Seeretaru Of The Treasury

~ y 49, y
There have been rumors in this rily for
several days. that Mr.. Biddle was about
ar'ing as 1he government agent indirectly
far the redemption OF these notes. The
drafts. We suppose. are to be upon his
deposlles, resources. or funds. We um-
dersland that peace 10 re-ssI4blished be-
tween the United States Bank and the
government. except in paper. The Lead
Ell bullet is now IN be succeeded BY the
paper pellet. We are glad Of il. As
long as /" the Monster" 10 only used for
frighIning Mr.. Rilchie's Virginia full
gown children, and humbugging the
northern Loco Focos. not much harm can
be done. New FORK Express.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-11-01

The Count be Surviiliers, Joseph
Bnnapar,c) is about To become a resident
Of Phladelphis, aud intends 10 erect a
handsome mansion in course Of The next
summer.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-11-01

A fire broke out at Harrisburg. Penn
sylvania, on the 2ls, uIi. which consum-
ed The Lutheran Church aud several 9TH
er buildings.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-11-01

Iermon Senator ia COngress.-The
Hon. =. :. Phelps, siaanch Wing. has
been chosen Ssnalor in Congress by the
Legislature Of Vermont, in place ol Mr..
SwIil-whose term expires on the 4!h Of
March. v. J.. Con. 4. Emo.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-11-01

Wig .irrng,h II he $50. HE AnFF
iran seminal iFsn nuwn p.PeTl hri"ts
the elrrli..I Sad lhsl il lie sbDRs aTrhd-
lnsnrs we're adopted. The Stale Sss J0f-
srsr Losf 10 Eaa EursH.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-11-01

The celebrated Indian warrior, Black
Hawk, died al his camp On the river Dee
Muines Oh the 81 instant.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-11-01
Original siiaehmsnl l,ried on lad.

1T appearing 20 the satisfaction Of the Court,
not an inia bnani of this state; II 10 therefore
ordered, that publication be made in the Hills
borough Recorder. far six weeks suceessiyely.
for saId defendant Ia be and appear before the
Justices Of our Court Of Pleas and Qasrter SEES
sions. Co he held Tor the county OF Person. az
the court house in Roxbarough, on the third
Monday in Decennb.r next. and then srd there
to replevy or plead TO Issue, or the land levied
on will be condemned TO satisfy the Plsiniif's
demand.
witness. Charles Mason. Clerk a our said
Court. At Office, the third Monday in sepisn-
her, 1883. -. ..
CHARLES MASON. Clerk.
Price adv. IS 90 42--sw
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-11-01

Lobetia Concsuiion.-On Monday las.
a convention of the disciples Of the In
bella system nc, Philadelphia. Il,
consisted Of deIe0s from The various
Thomsonian Societies in the United
States, met according TO appointment; the
majority being thorough disciples OF DR..
Thsmson, and a portion differing with
him on sumo points. The former refus-
ing 10 recognise the latter as Thomsoni-
ans, and the constitution not providing
for their exclusion. the convention was
dissolved by majority Of votes. After
this. DR.. Thomson invited his disciples
to form a new constitution, at the Hall
of the Franklin Institute, in Seventh
street. Those who differed with DIR.
Thomson afterwards met at Washington
Hall, likewise 10 form new constitution.
Both conventions were still sitting on
Tuesd,y evening. .New Fork S,a.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-11-01

HOrrid.-=0n The 22j ult. Alnnzn Pur.
dy. an active and promising son Of Mr..
James Purdy, Of Milton. Orange county,
New York. was deliberately sho. BY a
vile, vicious boy named John Baker.
Young Purdy had been cunning with an.
other hoy named Staples, aud Baker join
ed them, took PurGy's gun, and hunted
with i. for some time. After he returned
the gun. Purdy reloaded it, and Baker
again desired To fire it, which Purdy re-
fused. Afterwards purLy and Staples sal,
down their guns, and climbed into a Tree
TO pick grapes, which run upon il. Ba.
ker coming up, took P.'s gun, and ex-
claimed that they were stealing grapes.
and he would shoot them: upon which
he took deliberate aim and fired. Fifteen
shots sore lodged in Staples legs, and
he feIF u abe ground so violently as to
stun him 9 When he came 10 his senses.
he pszce I1 ayly hanging by his fee,
in It'd IN & the blood flowing pro.
iu.e lNs1 LIS hesd.
Upon being taken down, his RICH, eye
was found to be shot out, and lay upon
his cheek; his left eye was also penetra,-
ed with a shot, which reached his brain;
his teeth were torn out, aud his tongue
shot to pisces. Six shots were lodged in
his face. lie fingered, in extreme ago
ny, unable to speak, until the I'd instant,
when he expired.
Baker has fled. but the officers are in
pursui, of him. Uestchesier Spy.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-06-21

A Curiosi'y.-We were shown beau
tlful s,ecimen of the ingenuity of birds
a few days since, by Dr. Cook Of this
borough. 1t was birds nest, made Ell
tirely of silver wire, beautifully woven
together. The nest was found on sy.
camore tree on the Cadores by DIR. Fran
els Beard, Of York county. 1t was the
nest of a hanging-bird. and the materla
was probably obtained from a soldier:
epaulette which it had found.
Hest Chester Iillage Record.
Afiirs mus, suffer when recreation !,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-02

IFrsm OR Hvesisg Ed,tica d yesser6sy.i
To q Lady nc Dinner.

Sw~st lady. your eve Is the brightest
Young love with his AFRO ser glanced through;
And your fo0t-i ca sac 1.-The hRntest
The feel IL nay verses have danced 70
And your rine Iets glossy and hewing
Your neck is the pure alsbaster;
Bat Ia sosg, there's telling or showing
Your besuty.--.Johs fetch me fhs oassor.
There ,s ioy IL your eye-thsrs are roses
Upon your sweet temples and tresses,
That match not the rose that reposes
on the cheek each son 1mple impresses--
There Is wit on Your liP-though Il utter
No word-and enthroned midst their flashes
JsAn Aand me tke biscuit and butter
Dwes love on these raven eye-lashcs.
Sweet lady, beg you will sip
OF the cordial slswly ouIpour thee,
Vhe best for thy beautiful tp
An thine eyes-snd the eyes that adore thee
JOHN, fetch me the almonds snd sherry
Fair lady, pour nay lihaions
To you-they are singular, very,
My very peculiar sensations
In the morning beneath the deep bushes
OF queeniy Aurora, in duty,
i pour ost the red wine in gushes
And drink To your health and yonr beauty;
AT noon with imperial mirth
BY nay siSe-and thee, lady, before me-
4 drink To the fsirest OF Earth
While young love throws his bright mantle Ger me-
At eve, when The twilight is fading,
drink not, but tell thee story
a. love, as the bright stars are shading
Your brow, with their gold and their glory
AT midnight when dreams DER me hover,
Ishnk of thee iondy, oh very
And dream like a Sntiul lovsr.
Dye hear Joaa-thS almonds and sherry
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-02
Observation-Disclosures 5,

HOUCfS'S PANACEA-Prepared solely from yege.
table aattcr, by cob iieuck Baltimore which may be
taken with perfect safety by all and all diseases its
tor the following ACKNOWLEDGMENT Of APP
petite Indigestion Inflammation OF the Stomach, Heart
Darrhea, Dysenery FluS Piles Fislua O5struced Men
strudeo, Asne and Fever Bilious Remittent Fever
phus Fever, Scarlet Fever Small Pox Eryspelas ST. An
thongs Fire AShna, Peursy, Measles Yellow Fever, Cos
tivene's, Wrdon the Stomach Bowels Cholera Morbus
Consumption, Influenza, Colds Coughs niammaory Sore
Throat, Quasey whoeping Coogh, Thrush or Sore
mouth, Pnd Sere Throat Crosp, Inflammation ofthe Heart,
Dopsy, RcSe Diseases Gfhe Liver, Jaundce Difficulty OF
making Urine, Gee Mysteries, Nervous and Scrofuous
fsctions of the Members Mercur
real Diseases, Ulcers Sores Affections of the Ska and all dis
arising from Impure Blood &c Price per bottle So
Sold by BUSHd HlLlYER,
Wholesale Druggists
And Dealers in drugs, meaicses paints oil dye woods win.
dow gla &C. NO 1874 Greenwich street New York also by
DR.. f. Nj. Guoa, corner Bowery and Grand street.
al6-Sms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-02

ISF u ~ COUCH cor IDS. PUT ) IN
Sore Thrcris vi eumAlu all Cu,sn dice sses
SAIL Rh'un srypss. scrotuou. Eruptions, nc. be
~ure IN e~ sys BY he 81 Doctor Jacksons Medic
Baths 600 Bowey where visitors may he accom-
slodn with Bah ~ five minutes not ZEE every day from
sfr h,rk. A. N. srtl ~ O'Clock IN the evening
NB q niee ~ nishrd spsrimerts with board sns the
s.s - Nurses rro,ded Tor nvsds Who may wish to Pot
ind Doctor JackSons treatment, and his Medj.
Gated vapour Baths Is proeer mention these Baths
have resemblance 20 the Tsosopisn system nor treat
me0. m22 San
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-02

GENERAL JAIL DELrvEw.-On Wednesday night
last, hole was cut through the outer wall Of the
Henneo PRISON, Richmond Va. the locks were for
ced, and all the prisoners, except Dr. p. Vaughan,
committed for trial on the charge Of numbering Mr..
Peasants made their escape. There were six in
number. We understand tina three locks, leading
10 DR.. vaughan's room, were knocked loose but il
appears he was not aware Of the opportunity, or did
not choose to avail himself of il.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-02
stunt quibus in satyra videar ahns acerp
am cnutier 10 quacks.
X px ~ AHE, BENAEE cF IGNOEANT

e.
EVANS Is grateful to The pusl,c for the high
connushce which they have plesses him.
smony OF his gratitude IA. begs leave that
De ms received more patients through kno To-
Gusts Than from the deviaiions the na moay
DR. Evans knowledge OF medical surgical practice has
oeen derived from the best schools add hospitals
ara seoiaIahe Is not therefore be classed men mo-
Tan. o. these important cienees-men who scarcely to
ax the sign manual have brought pr pudor. half
a,ved and quarter educated aspans for fame puff an
love Of gold. 1880 -
DR. Evans Processes any certain specific nos,r
he treats the Proeus like v.ss according To the nature
81 Tie complaint and pecuares OF the He ues
not sprcisc drops supersaura~d with mercury nor then
draws more largely on the cradle victims
oy advertised An HereHa medicine Just like
er who afer he has knocked the fellow cres
.utr pretends That he has replace them M,pv
OF the martyrs To the above abonabe las he
proved 10 thc satisfaction Of The pubc for and
Iounh ree nj 100 Chatham All persons whether
oesionai or not are requested cali Office of DR.
EvaHs ana they viii fad that hrs medicines been eol.
lected without regard expense made up
TO the fomu of the hest European and American Disne -
teries and r.smacopa,ss
Besides delicate diseases Dr. Evans carefully and sc
cesiuy attended 10 the general hum hody
suck =. apopexy epilepsy, tic doul~ureHx crouia disease
OF the heart and lungs dyspepsia indigestion gout rheu-
ma'sn and the spurious progeny both, worms the tsrs
mesenicrca ~ chdren and the diseases Of and NM
married females. - -
., DR. Evans Office Is ut 100 Chatham 81.
- Open from O'Clock A. 81. until 10 r. M.
AL Inn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-02

EptroniAL GpArrrupE.-The editor Cf the "Cork
Southern porter" presented Capt Roberts, Of the
Sirius, with nchy chased silver snuff box lined
with gold, for bringing him the frs, copy of the
Queens speech on the opening of parliament some
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-02

p A FAAVATB TAAAxluh 4. m - wa
kRkAL DDsAsBs, oONORRHEA, oLRrT =.
~ more especially for shsse who require pr,.,. -
1890 - pes'scs care OF sAei eoaplsian bus
adapted also . the ne Of every iaidvduai Ths T.,
(which may be had alone II wished for, i nt,es a.
h'le chesS containing every ingrsoiest and rpea,c -
essssry for the surs Having this little chss, a.d Lol
IF1' "sre no occasion whatever to make secona nev
acquah'ed WIZ the subject, in long standin~ 80
aoueuulcaseS be preferred, however the author nav
DC CONSUMED cohhdsnaly by post otherwise and the -
dcine sent 10 any distance.
nwend be scarcely possible express the satisfaction h
kso%n 70 give the plain and faithful treatment ei regular
BRED wn :" many years ex persnce and also who
and Dr. mGst eminent IN America as Or Mott New York.
WIN that confidence regularity which ensure In
vi. nle voume not only the different Kinds the sis.
more distressing symptoms which from hs
s VI lne age NC also given with cearness SO that
want OF proper treatment, 10 see their error
N sn o. II must be evident that nothing
ian 70 trust himself 10 any OF itose boasng
nosIums winch are daily advertised cures in ali
that we hear OF So Continuing on from month ~
month uneured, and should also kaown that is not oniy
The anxiety OF mind great expense incurred by these d.
cepuons bnt wher clap geet 10 remain SO onr
M = more common .nan structure as The quencs.
erious hsg that possibly happen and whca i
frequently exists where neher The paieat or ,bs
doctor suspects Moreover is The stage If he di
ease u which 50 much ignorance and knavey rrsssed bv
tend TO cure glcet arising from this cause, with box o,
pills. or boe OF drops when every knows THAI ali
the physc in the world would cure d s,rcnrs ~.
these reasons therefore the author has been particularly any
ous 10 make the cure OF structures PLAN and easy tks
he has succeeded most completely Many consulted him
ON structures who perfectly asonhed the ease and
q1ckness Nth which Nv cured having years Tried
every other means in Indeed uHde the authors mode
OF TREATMENT nothing safe and easy than cure OF
structures - o
The remaining chapters of this little volume the sub.
Ject OF ven@rea ssease properly called which every
symptom from It's FIRST beginning down most ne
gecd orm are stated with the utmost caness all their
stages The treatment i'll be To be easy and
e1ectuai SO that with the assistance OF little chest anv
one may undertake his with per safety
ters also VIII be found facts upon the eject ~
old venerea 'ants on children Many ~ho are aont 10 mar
terssting exrla "aions this subject. ~r'' "
alone Sl.00 - ~ooA
Letters on consultation addressed o the author
a20-Sm DIR RALPH, So Courilandt al Ns,r yo.L
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-02
LAW NOTICE

LAWNOTICE
k. GRAHAM BFNNFRs. f~rncry OF Nevbern, NJ G.
ArToprEv AND CourssLLoR AT Law.
Linden, Ala.
RErpprscrs-Hew, william CASTOR, Newbetn, NJ C,
Hon william n. haywood, Raj ~ C..
Hon. n. ID. Henry, Fayrtville, NJ g.
Mr.. ". ". Taylor, Mobile, Al
" = Bloupt Eco, Mobile, A.
Mr.. Jotn N. strong, Linden, AL
Mr. william Locke. Linden. Al
fis-sm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-02

IL NOTICE.-rhe wholesale business Dr. Brasdreth,s
prrciPal Office his spacious estsb-
Ishaient No 24l Broadway where his ebra "VEGE.
TABLE UNIVERSAL ILLS" may ali times be obtained
IN af=r small and all rats re dessd IN
direct their communications Remember-
The PRINCIPAL BRANDRETHIAN OFFICEh
- - 24l Broadway, opposite the Park.
The Minor Offices are
1877 Hudson street,
i Spruce street, next to Sun Office, and
276 Bowery.
~ D. For authorised agents. DR. Brandreh yertss-
men and observe that all who sell genuine medicine have
certificate Of agency sealed and signed
m3-tf r. RRANDRETu M N
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-02
TAE UAIRl THE uAyU!i-T

TAE HAIHl THE HAVU!l-It should invariably
be borre ~ mind that good Of Teeth, the -ext
n.st des rase r,ePery Is The possession of hnc head u
HAIR, and which only he sbained by constant and
free use of the vEGETABLE HAIR OIL richly pcruued
md desirable substitute for the injurious preparations
that are daily palmed upon tie public. .-... =
The advertiser pledge, himself that the VEGETABLE
HfR OIL u be found TO nourish aod shen The hair
and restore bald In order to meet the extern
sye demand for H. has put the low prize Of ~ cents per
bottle. For sale nv m C. HART, 10 Broadsay
ally Of Cosrtlandt 81.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-02

DEPARTURE OF THE SIRIUs.-The Sirius left for Lon
don this day, at little past one. Thousands were
the wharf to witness her departure and sauted her
with hearty cheers, and cordial wishes that the first
steam ship that left this pert for Europe might
turn safely and speedily and the contamination Of
Of the greatest enterprises undertaken by the
coarage and perseverance Of man.
The steamer OlirT ELLSWORTH in attendance the
Whitehall Dock, 10 convey passengers on board they
and their friends fairly filed the boat and should
think il never before had such living freight.
Mr.. Bennett, the proprietor of this paper departs
our readers aware, the Sirius. His absence will
be of long duration, and expect hear from him
by the first of June when have the
of presenting of his views Of British polite,
finance, social and moral philosophy, that public by
whom his remarks and dispositions of American az
fairs have been highly app eciated.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-02

DEPARTURE OF Tnr SiRius-The Baltimore Sna,
ssys;We learn from New York papers, that the steam
ahp Sirius sails positively ,omorr.~ the first Of May.
whether the wind and weather agreeable or not We
have Ne dovh' the erp,an will he glad to eei away, Tor
be must be heartily disguised with the Americans ol
shat city. who have been tagging after him
mis- arrival thee
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-02

U57 The Hon Edward Curtis is respectfully thanked
FOR his attention in sending valuable papers and
returns to Congress. This gentleman is the only mem
Der OF the New York delegation, who has had the dis.
-sriminasn supply with valuable commercial docu
men,s, the only establishment that knows how to apply
1hem to a good use.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-02

~ IN A st BJ &C a DEEPLY INTENERT-
ING To MANf-sinec the puhlcation my liule private
volume on venereel Disease &c designed for those
who wished II have private, well speedy
wretched examples ef these Diseases arising chy
various Boosting which m daily papers ip-
duce me 10 give portion OF time expressly
hem IT'S not, howev-r, by agreeable enter
myself, upon the al vrtisgg imports the
subject. together with the difficulty Of making my practice
known " ohrr has led course. PERHAPS
there are NO diseases which give iense degree
feng TO The nisd nor there any which require greater
share ~ knowedge aud experience ceobned
Their b. reflected o. that venereal Diseases thoroughly
erad aed from the constitution eonne themselves IN
those who hr contract them hut The vriuous
innocent must appear TO that these
plants are worthy ofte tin ~ the best
sicians IN asking, however share
on subject OF so deep interest, peden that
shoua also give statement the ground which
this confidence For these though Iheg
~ addition 10 being graduate OF NJ nburrh member OF
oftbe private Treatise" written OF this
nature, have also testimonial letters greatest sur
w Europe TO the eminent IN America Mot
and Dr. Phvsck Of and tbess NAV
be by say who wishes u would therefore univ
add that these who write by the post herw ress, me
will receive the faithful attention Of much
and kBswledge in this department 81 dsessss
JOSEPH RAIPh NJ D., 50 Courtlspdts a.
For those residing nj distance little chest cnp ainsc ey
medcise nc necessary the the being 6,,cd
inhe I'D kept tpree sl2 This f1rw are 10 every mari
efte I'm ted states and astonishing to those have N
observe with what ease ana eeagty hey cure
after they had failed ny various oi her m, ans
rrtber notice Of the "Private voum. NAV he i, -
other column ofthis .oo'q,,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-02
L. NEW OFFiCE. !,

24I BROADWAY, NEW YORK 24I,
is Dr. BRANDRETHS PRIN ClPAL OFFICE for The sale
ct his Justly ce braied and far famed VEGETABLE UNI.
vERsAL PILLS" The high puaten me-
dcine Il generally ony of MANY
thousands OF individuals who have experiences sauary e.
fscts that is this notice bnt n
should be the particular wish 10 ob,an The
GENUINE BRANDRETH PILLS." not 10 purchase IF
individuals IN this city who have a certificate oT aver
cy srHru ar 10 SISnen ID nnh NDKETH, Al. -. nSlG
u CoUNTERFFFrS!!!-The " no passes 10 his
nee1or counterfeit BILL takas hi, goods return there
for ME same 10 be counterfeit thief robber
swindler and amcnabe the laws country Inn ~.
wretch who would pat into the bands fellow creature
counterfeit PILL only robs him Of money bu derovs
bis constitution and endangers his life. ''
BEWARE, THEN, FELLOW MEN, BEWARE or
COuNTERFE1TS. and remember when You wish 10 obtain
The GENUINE BRANDRETHS PILLS 90 10 NV req Mar
appointed agents. who have each oftem certificate oS aren
cy sealed and signed by me- B. BRANDRE1H M ID or IN
my offices at - - - " ~
No 24l Broadway,
No. 1877 Hudson street,
No. Spruce street, and
No. 276 Bowery.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-02

FIRST OF MAr.-New York seems to be quite re-.
volutonzed this morning; the streets are encountered
with furniture; and almost every fifth person has
article Of domestic use in his or her hand more
glorious day could not have been, if it were prayed
for. The owners of hand carts and the carmen
also, reap a golden harvest on this occasion; as
there no fixed rates for porerage and carriage they
Just charge what they please, and the patient pub
lie Just submit 10 the imposition, for want of a reme-
dy. Would not the corporation do well TO establish
tariff regulating the charges of carmen and porters as
is the casein every civilized city in the world?