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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-09
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a. Va
49, o,,,o. SaC,,Tw .s Eory. EMBRACE The
r ,nt ycst.,d,v we ave The result Of The
,nroh' n,cln, in The civ of s York the pu, pose
NV NV t;oh as =, -, rur yrucu,>rs as class To
VI 49,. ,;.h ': III ,,rLJ " mn, in Ills way secure
hs, sIhcsinn t., Isrnds who IS yr ereeIlnce ihc Ato
,ion candidate Cotcm:oIanrot..!y (and We doul, not
- concsrN h hbo, secir,y al Albany the seat Of
Government, embrace Seward who is the special repre-
sentative Of Wbiracry in this new coalition. or aaIa!G.
n,,ton ticket We here present line Abolition C!icu'a5
70 SIR it s'grrry clcctr." issued from Albany, !Ac
head opat,crs in n York Of tic new gucicy, whose lie
ncs ar, nsry.r,.d by aTu disanuon;cd ambitious pa.
,iral 70 the Object Of DESTROYING the peace
the lnon throwing our institutions anarchy, and
tho Covcrnmen, onl Of the hands of the people into
those nr C,cIon From this they know that the transit
ton 10 an oliaarchy is iuevi:able
CiUcvLAR)
r, he ?o Sarrrv Electors Of TIC State Of |t,7 Tori:
We ask the privilege Of brethren 10 set FORTH, briefly
but frankly the which c"nslain 10 cHyt our
votes FOR WILLIAM II. SEWARD, fDr Governor.
lsi Seward is the candidate OF Tie patty winch, en-
The floor Of Congress- Hoty vnfica,cs The incs'maa"
right of pr"a, and as molly asserts tie iie"i"n 81
debate; OF the party. also, that sustain JOHN Quincy
Adams and Wm sad; Of patty whose views are !'Ie.
raj and tolerant.
2d. Mr Seward il the candidate Of the pa'ir which,
in our last legislature pissed resolutions a@HH The
admission oi Texas INTO The Chn; against f"t'o gag
rcs'in'ons IN j%rar OF The sh' OF prIi"n ana IN Ja9"
oil granting t!Ial ~ lHy to persons c2ed as '"suFe
slaves Instead q" lie Genn"cailohs ana ieV'"Sa VIA,
which our petitions were treated III years
of threatening US with penal enaciment' Tue Wings re-
ceived and treated petitions and win that
rcfPcc' ana Comfy d!e 10 'i'ir cp"s''urhtS.
ia MI. ScW"'" IS ue t''"','"'t ~ "'e FI'E "i''
opposes the re election Of fitiuent wac s'anus rts
ed I" veto any bill 'b'liS"s slavery IN lie District c'
C"Inmoin
4ih h!F seward IS 'he canc'"a'e cfprseu 70 uo
werner Marcy VINO ID his messages TO Tie Legislature"
has manifested. in sentiment and sympathy, the hcrest
hostility to cause; and who as the presiding Officer
al. a nuh.c Governor
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-09

Lose ISLAND RACES The two mile purse won
by j. RI. Yanmaters br c. iornhlowcr, years old, BY
Monmouth Eclipse; beating Suffolk, Besey Andrew
and K l.. Stevens CHI C. by Henry. Ilcrnbo"er won
the first and third heats ard Suffolk The 5ccond. After
the second heat it was 20 10 on Suffolk.
The match for $1,000 Il side, between Mr.. Hare S
Champaign and r /. S,e"cns .!mtoiacL!e, vas won by
the fyrIGet.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-09

Tie NoRTU Ei:rERN BorHpAnY The proposed
surrey OF the boundary linz under the authority Of the
Government of the Stale OF Maine, has actually been
commenced, under the direction OF Mr. Dtane. The
persons employed accompanied by party of Indians
and American citizens, and IT Madawaska in
the beginning Of the moa'h. IEcnca they proceeded
up the Grand River, crossed The portage to The Rs.
gouchc River and descending thence, they proceeded
TO the imaginary highlands near The river ST Lawrence,
where their operations commenced The t'retrricklon
(Britsh) Gazette expresses satisfaction al finding Tie
object Of this commission Of survey to be nothing
than 10 ascertain by actual examination, The praclica.
billy Of running the boundary line according 10 the
construction Of the treaty OF Client and adds that it
10 be wished thai such exploration had long
been madc-a which might have dycS.sd the
question Of lis present difficulties -.Nat Int.
Letters received a, New York from Quebec state hn,
the Ear! Of Dnram would rot leave before the 9th {
The month, and that should the weather continue mild
and there be prospect Of the river closing, he would
probably remain unit! the l0ih inst.
Tie Montreal papers of Tuesday mention The arrival
Of The transport H0ratio at Qucbec having on board
thirty thousand stands of aud rccoutemenIs iUr
the provincial troops and volunteers.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-09

IynI,.s--Tl,c 81 Jugrlh TmrS Of i!ic 2ih vi! sayf
The steamer RoAHey arrived yesterday nt Tic DeP0,
hovnr on boird 800 of the Indians from Conchsuico
and Walkers Towns. the ApaIachic0ia. nose III
dams since the acquisition OF FLORIDA, nave irSueu Q"
The Ap,lic!ico!a river entirely suIcuadrGh by The whites
Tic;r nn.on was mutually inconvcni"nt 10 both parties
and their removal highly desired by The !nnahin"ts ana
the Government, They have been paid i'r thcit IN
prorccnls and personal property and on dHy hXrH ny
rrn;y they embarked the steamboat Tor tI1Ir west
ern home The militia and few regular troops, hid
hoen ordered proven. lie Indians F0i n'sP'SEg
or committing any GcpEcd'tons. loo mhch praise ran
no, be giycn 10 Mr.. Daniel Boyd the emig!ang agens,
who controlled the movement to The hrmany en"rgy
and drs wisi which this migration has been CON
fuctrd We believe th2; West Florida nos" is free from
tEs presence OF an Indian.
LATE FROM FLoHID, -Gen. Taylor wTj:"s from South
As2alya OF lie Apaschlco!a river, under date OF Oct
Dist lisa, ne had succeeded in c!nharhrg the whole OF
the Ap.!lclicoll Indians boad STEAMBOAT on the
o9l u. the day xrd b. the treaty tor the removal Of
that tribe. These Indians, about whom arprsh"nsums
were entertained, well on their way 10 leI!
! new ho::cs west of the Mississippi G'05c.
IspI,.s FROM TEE FAR Wisr The Chicago Anne.
rcan notices the arrival of FIVE cf The Nczp-rces
and Fa;hcad tribes of Indians. from beyond the Rocky
| Mountains on the head waters Of The Columbia river
Tie Indians ire their East, and accom- :ncd
by missionary, Mr. Lee THESE tribes sent commits
sion Of six Indians TO ST. Louis alou SIX years ogn, tU
The purpose OF informing themselves about the Christian
religion. They returned, and mission followed iiie
! footsteps A mission was established which the Anne
rcan says has been very successful! in rec!aming them
! f.onl the barbsrous customs Of savage lie.
The New York Commercial Advertiser Of Friday las
me- the arrival in tina. city OF the above Indians
| They have been about six months on their lanIncy
ard have enjoyed COED health during the whole u that
/ time
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-21
From the Philsdelphia Gazette. I


The Town Council Of Reading applied to the Bank Of
the United States for loan OF $4,000 Partzsn OBJ.
iections were almost simultaneously made the
sure by portion Of the citizens and the result that
the loan was refused.
The following letter Of Mr.. Bddle, which find
published, explains the transaction.
Letter 10 committee Of the Town Council Of Read.
ing. Pennsylvania:
BANK OF THE UNITED STATS. June % 1888.
"Genllemen: / have had the honor Of receiving your
letter Of the 3lst umo. requesting frem this Bank a
loaa for three years Of Twenty Thousaad Dollars, in
silver for the purpose Of redeemng The issued by
the borough Of Reading for sums less than dollar.
The Board OF Directors approve entirely OF the object
OF the loan, and disposed grant il with pleasure
when they received published remonstrance agsins,
IL by the Committee of Safety of the Bereugh If Read
ing who declare that has been ascerained that the
oar could have been for other purpose than
10 sell the the SAID Bank and put citizens
and their pos Gritty into the power Of the Philadelphia
Money King" | sure that the worthy members o
the COMMITTEE OF Safety ~i reflection, perceive
that they have been msed by their zeal in sscribing
the town council design sell their constituents,
the Bank the least desire 10 make acquisition; and
am quite that the respectable inhabitants Of Read
ing are wholly incapable Of being Influenced by the
did motives ascribed TO them.
Nevertheless, as there seems 10 be so much cpPosi
toa 10 the measure and It's adoption may give alarm
10 portion OF your community, IL is deemed pro
per to decline the proposed loan. Very respectfully
yours, NICHOLAS BiDDLE, Presidest
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-21

BURST OF TEErorAL ELoQUEScE.-A staunch tee
total speaker thus cmphaticslly addressed his sen-
tive auditors sls,e abstinence meeting al Stockton
Intoxicating drink" he exclaimed (duly suitng the
action to the wo.d, and the word the sction,o is
nothing else, my friends but lqsd hell FIRE. which
internal regions and there invented by that dis-
belicsl o. all chemists, the devil. Stick then, stick
then, 10 water my friends the cebbler sticks TO his
last Tor you have more occasion TO swallow liquid
dsy."-York Herald
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-21

BANK OF WESTERN NEW YORK. AT ROCHESTER,
We are happy learn that some Of the ente rpris.
ing citizens ef Rochester have formed Association
uader the General Bank Law. and are about to COM
mence business with capital Of slse 900, to be in
creased hereafter 10 81 100000 The Association has
already deposited with the Comptroller the amour,
Of State Stock required by the law as security 10
bill holders-Alb. Fee Jonrn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-21

DEsPATeH-Mr. George w. Smith, Of Bockley town.
ship Philadelphia county has this harvest the wheat
standing in The field in the morning hauled in, hreshea
and cleansed it, taken it the MILL had it ground and
brought home had the -four made into bread, and
part Of il before night Of the same day.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-21

RKPRIEvE.-Murtaugh, the person now in Franklin
CO.. Pa. Jail under Of death fer the murder OF
fellow laborer the railroad and whose execution
fixed for Friday last, has been rePrieved by Gov
Ritner ION Of the continued mental derange.
ment Of the prisonerl until the l2th October next.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-21

AW NOTICE
=. GRAHAM BENkERS, formerly of NewberR, NJ O.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law
Linden, Ala.
RxrERENcEs-Hen. William CASTOR, Newbera, N. G..
Hon. William H. Haywood, Raj N. c.
Hon L. ID. Henry, Fayetvile, N. g.
Mr.. Z. II. Taylor Mobile, AL
II. 8. Blount, ESQ.,, Mobile, Al.
Mr.. John N Strong LindeR, Al
Mr. William Locke Linden. AL. fl9-6M
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-21

- ebie discovery Introduced 10 the puhle with the
ules, confidence srd that will Effect the obec, ~
Us application, VII; THE COMPLETE RESTORATION
" INV HAIR upon the heads o those who have lost the
same, snd have thsrshy b~csme bald er partially
numerous oerhc might Ne gives to show how
compound has been applied (never bavisg failed In
nlsnce1 but rs II Is not brought before the public "
uu W ~ applied the principle opo charge with
90, soeoss deemed unnecessary swell advertise
It's vr'.es hsve been fully ssd satisfactorily tested The
heads o ose That were entirely bsd been by the ap
OF beautiful hair. s'
Meme need despair, whether old young Of having Their
hair fully restored. 49,
No payment viii be received r any application. Of III. Re.
restoration Of the hair. = -
an bumboe sss quscksry IL this matter n utterly a,,
claimed
Besiss Hair Restorative wil Ne applied by dsscover.,
er iavsrtor Levi Res 70 these who may desire to avail
beus. Ives of lie beneficial effects nj the saiss
daniel Ne Plat street New yofhsrd also ~ the Hair Cut
ting Rossns Of r. Hssley, agent No. 100 Broadway %
stairs. jyf 3m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-21

nYSENTARY SYEUP.-Ar ,fectBsi cure ~
~ aysersry disrrfna and bos el romn,ets Of children
Mrs Hayes late 81 Brooklyn, rnw 2ss Bowrry "a dscov
infs liable the above diseases which will
the desired hours which from an Renee
ri years. she feels confident WI he The human family
valuable blessing. Mrs ~ makes this notice puSie
dutv which her fellow belnss pro
duce 90 certificates refer to- 1000 persons vsrk
H. o~klyn which are IN nenaa lee. - per
bottle Mrs N also oers the pobic her invaluable Rye
ter, and efscai core for snd ,nsd yes
Price BOTTLE referr and fceses be
her rssid nee 2se Bowrry wh the sNVe " I'D they
be obtane genuHe 81 l5J Fuos Boot yn
MAS HAYS 2os Bowerv Ws
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-21

SPRING WHEAT.-The Farmer and Gardner of We'd
nesday says-"We saw few days since two samples
Of Spring Wheat grown by Mr.. Giles of Baltimore
County. The the end Of April. and
and the other on the lst of May. The heads Of both
were remarkably long and well filed, the last sown
the largest Mr. Giles assured that each stood thick
the field was about l.2 feet high and presented
healy appearance being exempt from all diseases
incident to growing wheat
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-21

THE STUDY OF EOOKKkEPtNg-No "a Cedar street,
Brodd.ay- lit NUT be sIparent alt that
no ehrctusi OF tsch sclcsl kpo dFe Of Beck
Keeping, tut by conduclirg The pppu through vaty
business TRANSACTIONS bv BIZ mskg the eLres IL each II
occurs, and b. cunng familiar with the DO rs
actsa VI must not se imagined that bpyug AID selling
nerchsndise ahe TRANSACTION stat take p In business
he course of Instruction which press the pupil
than hundred different business tan,sc ians ef witch
becomes the subject OF mari, Conversation sndy de-
cdeoly OF practice hich good
spectus with terms, be had Rooms where
ADVERTISERS werks may be purchased The student
practically opeHs conducts Closes opens part
nershp accounts; e becomes familiar IN the verious
count books from actual reference with trial balance
balance sheets, various esnte ulss IN Fquson o
Payments, Dceunt and Interest," Exchange Insurance, &c
&c.
Fifteen dollars Is the charge Tor the complete Of in
ueton stationery &c included The course finished
until the student has acquired good practical nnoledge Of
book keeping TO VIII cb fleet Certificates given after
attention
Mercantile Wcihae-A of lessons IN writing pre-
pared, which Will tail IN efrctre valuable improvement
c. g. MARsHs WORKS
The Science Of Dsube.F siry Bookkeeping simplfedr
standard In its svenh edition, 2D6 pages, octave
81 IS This book Is introduced into the Pubc
Schools IN preference other the subject he
tees Of IBIS Inuulios, u well known compose OF the
first talent In the cosn,r,.
The Arr 81 sirgle Entry Bootkeepag improved by The
introduction Of the Poof or Bssnns $50 peges, octave
rs cents
Lecture on the studv ~ Book kesp,ng with Balance
sheet" neat pamphlet 40 pages Y moi price 70 cents
single cory Iyi4 eodim-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-21


'IO III &c PUBLiC-Dk DE ANokLIs. fernser.
yaptscotoner % medicine " The public sptas Ma.
pes and member of thu Medical Faculty ortbe civ OF New
fk WHERE he has been practising rhysc the year I7gs
Sohboes tohr conssl II hi office. Me- 9s Fulton
Opposite thurcn Tho obstinate AID nvs erae dis.
sste qunR the seundes judgment In and par.
ueuar ~ cases orit stng ~ impury of the ood and
con snvc-ns rheuMatsms obs rnciions ulcers In the
ntoal efupuons Of the sks debility &c will speedily ard
rsucay Gu ed BY mean the aud The osI
ynen To patients Remedies be used re prepared by
mre - dth-ir CORD hects rendered nlaibe DR. An.
ges las en- o,e,l cure In which bal "A all
ne resources 81 The medical bat he ci o. nly lew
Copy a. from D Osborne AID Ireland pbyhci.ns nj
this city, 10 Dr.. De Angelh
-, -. 1le Futon street, Dec. 6, 1873
s-We have bessiior In replying your note In say.
M yeo ossrve much credit Tor ucesfu of
Mf john horn alter u had bird physicians no here and
" hote fvoraD rlimste Wenr vnur obeeient rvsnis,
SAMUEL OSBORNE M d.
-, IRELAND D.
Patients NAV inquire OF Mr. horn himself vho Is IN he
.und ~ No. Jonsslre below Coffee House sip and sIso
~ ms oolher Az, rnan Thorn BrUvhyn Dr.. De Ang lis
Also re,est To Mr. Thomas Lesn, les Maiden lane for
~ h w co ing disc amt als Mr. Fhyfe cabinet
mr john v BE and Mr. Runis bookseller.
an Dr. De hgelis family medicines may be hid a,
~, ounce. jez7 SIN.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-21

RrCToR-The Supreme Court has ordered new
trial in the case Of this convicted at Albany OIL
murder There seems to be very little danger OF get
Ting hanged now days if only the cuprit las money or
friends 10 fight of the halter and more especially II ne
be SO Infamous in the company he keeps that none Dat
;nf.mou. witnesses can be brought to substantate the
facts The rule Of law and equity ought TO be, that
mans chosen companions shall always be competent to
nrove his cond uc while with them. The following
heleral circumstances stated by correspondents
Mr.. Justice Cowss proceeded to read his opinion,
which occupied more than an hour TWAS an elaborate
production and which had required more than or
dinary research 1t embraced brief summary Of the
evidence produced at the trial. The points OF exceP'
ton taken six three he was o. opinion Afforded no
for setting the verdict aside; OF The ohefs ne
fully into the merits. The most important one
was the case Of the witness Gillespie WHOM netwith.
standing his notoriously infamous character Admitted
TO be by himself having lived for years IN polluted
yet the learned judge held be competent witness
atestiHg that he weud not believe MN on eath
Another point was. that the court below refused Ger
tain evidence to show thnt there had been rio' a.
Recors house the preceding Saturday ana that ne had
reason 10 believe those young at his door on the
night OF Shepards death were concerned IN H. 1uage
Cowans opinion that such evidence should nave oeen
admitted This last point was the refusal oil Judge
Cushmau TO charge the Jury a certain point OF law
Disposing of these three points me Jadge sad nave
given 10 this important that due consideration
which il demands and have arrived at TINS conciu
son-o mew trial stonid be granted
Judge Bronson then I'D his opinion which was logl
cal and so far could learn was sustained by most
OF The legal gentlemen present.-He remarked that he
concurred with his brother Cowaa the three points
first alluded by him. that there was in them no cause
for setting aside the verdict He contnued-I differ.
however from his conclusion the other points am
not for breaking down old landmarks, and setting aside
those safe guides that have aided US heretofore. He
then gave lacid view of the II presented itself
him. and finally closed with his opinion, that nec
tyiai should be denied.
Chief Justice Nelson's opinion was short. He gave
it his opinion that the jury might from the nature OF
the evidence have brought in averdict Of mansaueher
and minated that had he been the bench he should
have admitted evidence rejected by Judge Cushman.
He therefore ordered that the be referred back to
the Of Oyer and Terminer for the county OF Al
bany, for NEW TRIAL
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-21

nu. SPpHN. No 2Ft.tcr rr sew retIs Rnu Nal
den Lave positively engages N adache OF all
kiyd.. Gail there for spobs's HesCsSbe ReneIy.
bii lm.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-21
AGEDICAL CAR p-DR CARPRNT

De PIC a, Gc.-teeresms 70 by ~ prin,.g
j. $40 reams 20 by 80 do
Sceoreams ss by 81 25bv 81, a by 50, 31Ly.s
500 resms 10 by "a, and 10 by q
5000 resrls cap and crown wrapping
~ tons trunk boards
Is tons bandit
loo binders boards
tons sand shesihing paper
zoo de1 bark ssivers
1baes machine blankets
bales q inch tapping
3baIes Eng lish isiiine, %, IS. "a, es and T2j,nch
10 pieces dryn cloth, 26 ID square yard
f0cshs Irish glue
q bales brown shirngs fhesvy)
10 casks bleschipg powder (aevd's1
2pipes and bids port wise Tin bond)
bNoo lbs hsiters tip paper
500 resms assorted tissue paper
3 bales brown lincns
5 ssses palm leaf hats
1000 reams feoscs p and letter paper for sale by
}. CAMPBELL PERSsE,
my2e 1ie arh IVA Nassau II.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-21

GE00 EEwAH D. -CRosss srhCnC MP
eTcVV TuRt-Yorthe ere Of 0cnorrh0s, elects, ssrse
lures Esd anssreu complaint Of the gesersos
~ remsdes yet Uncovered es the above paints hs
a the certain.
makes speedy ssd permanent cure, hbout the less
regard to sc srns exposure change In spplicsen
husir~rs.
We give no long qusst deceive the
pubc " The medicine does speak ITSELF shsl
sp~sk for a. Our ebje~ poiify where can be had
npd that tie PROPRIETOR challenges . single case
Gororrhoee IN be drought vh~s tho Nxture I
eseci rsrd core, under s'orfeisre Of sboo.
Ths disease nat unfortunately psrvsdes ell rssks
They pr~Septed with remedy Nv which thev 81,
core themselves Without tne least exposure In the shores
time nossihle
Further Ike dessecsnpehe centrsctedu ds.- oSth> Mp
tore tstsker II nigbtop ropg 20 bed whe~ er p.sed
Its hossisS With fuIl directions aceompssy.g
bnte. One sot,ie lsss week, which geper.ly esres
Navy srecureatn twodays
Vor sale only Br WIN ". Minors drug store, No is
Bvosdwsy ~ Dey 81 (Frsnihn boosel New yegk.
snd 81 Jsres Butehason's Of Cbcsaut and Tn s
kilauelDhia s9n5ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-21
NEW YORK BAZAAR

NEW YORK BAZAAR .
wnArsvss,
l2l FWllOn street,
Three doors from Nassau u
n City and cou,trv merchants viii nd constantly very
large sock hand they be accommodates :. short no
rm probable packing may be desired TO any Par
%.ss Superior ss.Sss.Iii satisfy every s1,saA''er
Alse, just received by late arrival me lot Q,
CRATE APRONS,
Gfhe mos. beautiful patterns which a'e' inc mys1%1f
4. DdS,c Ia. o. nv ,i,. ps,y.,.
volume veneer Disease Sc designed originally for those
wshedt private as well as speedy and conve.
wrerched examples Of diseases arising chiefly from the
various boasng aosirums which sur daily papers as &c II.
them no howevsr, by any means agreeable 10 enter
sase upS" xh bs making
any other way, led to this Perhaps
seng to the ana nor are der. my which require greaer
share knowledge aud eIpesnse cSaeined with strict in
that venerea diseases, n thoroughly
those who first contract ihem exisnio The vrluous
must appear every man sense that these com
sicians asking however, for share ofsoadence
subject OF deep interest," seems pedent that
this eonsaesce For these asons though beg to slate
u addition 70 being ssrsias,e Of Ednourss member Of
oibe Private Treatise" written expressly dis of this
nature have also testimonial letters from the greatest
geons Europe to the most emrent in America, Dr. Mott
New York. and Dr. Physck of rhiI.delpha and these
be by who wishes It, would therefore only
add that those who write by the otherwise consult
will receive the faithful attention OF of much experience
and knowledge in this department OF diseases
JOSEPH RALPH M d. 80 Courtlandt 81.
For those residing distance little chest cont aiming
medicine &c for the the book being fitted
nhe lid kept prce Sl2) This forwarded 10 every par,
TN ted States and astonishing those who have it.
with what ser,asy they themselves
even after they had failed BY various other means
ether column OF this paper a2e-Sm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-21

MUSIC AT THnEs CENTS PER PAGE
lVI Aho an extensive vsriey ~ Piano Forte Mus the
ordpsry pricss. for sale Al kEELy'S pel hpown Nuse
spd sooolhAok warehouse Nos 27 Brseker
street. Catalogues gratis irs9 lr,s
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-21
~: PHIL-, OPHtR,s STONE sTL Las

\ UMBs.hmEh's B.nk Notes WI W. H,shssL.uihis
IL wrtk Wv 81 syLNtSIhn.
Jye $50 broadway, a q Wall a.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-21

TOOTH ACHr-T0OTH ACHF-wby will ron
suher with the roth ache when there l.
has recently been discovered that the Extract ~ Gail and
nrosne RECT remedy cor iooihacLe n can he used
wnn perfect safety remoees o- the tooth the "
uresyeu and ives wbte the oulsidet the
saelfrom the breath, gives almost ins re
e om the pain, however n has been BY thou.
sands snd has JAILED 10 give relief whsn II could be
placed IN CONTACT with the aecayed tontn.
Prepared Ivy VIM Rrevn Boston ard oId IN this city by the
or, cr of william street
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