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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-04-05

Accident on the Cdmden1nd An,5o, Rail
Road.-Fhe second train Of cars which left
Philadelphia for Amboy on Saturday af-
ternoon, met with On accident which pre.
vented its proceeding, on its course. We
learn from passenger who started in it,
that within three miles Of Bristol they wero
run into by ans nsengine sen, after them to
force the car he was in and the one star,ed
before them, though the snow. (which was
IL inches deep) il, they bad found it neees-
sary; but so dense was the snow storm, that
the engineer Of the relief car did not perceive
them in time to stop the engine. and being
propelled at greater rate than the passage
cur, II ran on il by which conclusion pas
scnger name Jackson had one of his legs
broken and was otherwise hurt. Several
Of the passengers. about twenty Eve in NUN.
her. were injured, bu, none seriously. The
accident occurred about 8 O'Clock, P. M.
and the passengers were compelled to rc.
main in the car until = o'clock tho nex,
morning, when they were brought on 10 the
II O'Clock lne.-N Y. Mer..Adp.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-04-05

Isaac tl'i! is re- elected Governor of New
Hampshire, but bya small vote.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-04-05
From tho La Grange Ga. IyAig.

FROM INC La orange GG. Wh'g.
MYSTERIOUS CIRCUMSTANCE,
Editor of the La Grange-Whig &' Herald.
Sir-Alout ihreo weeks ago there came
to my Fdantationa s,rrel Horse. lowin flesh,
showing the appearance Of having been
travelled some distance. The animal came
without: saddle or bride, as many as four
times to my plantation, aud was driven Off,
thinking at the time that he belonged to
some neighbour, and would return, but was
disappointed. The horse persistng to stay
l had him stabbed and directly posted.
In "A few days subsequent, my overseers
with someiwo. or three neighbours conclu-
d.tta tale iss.ridea hpq'r IN Jhesi6 81 P;bh the
party, III the corner of The fence, discovered
Saddle, Bride and MartingaIe, covered
over with a blanket some distance from The
road, and directly. behind vast growth of
underbrush. Thar circumstance, together
with the horse. excited some suspicion, aud
accordingly myself with some neighbours,
aud a few from La Grange. were disposed
10 make search; and found where the horse
had been doti6ndd with d rope halter for
matter of some two or three days-judginc
from circumstances-,while the Saddle, Bri-
die. Martingale and Blanket were but few
yards from him.
Neo' ""o'o TUG uoIse was connned, the
leaves were very much ,rodden and bruised
-on which had been distinctly seen, by
several gentlemen, blood, with consider
able quantity of virus or mucus matter,
with hair Of an auburn and grey color, de-
noting middle age or old age as you NAV
please to have it. The hair was examined
and the roots distinctly seen. The saddle
IS labelled, Wheeling. Virginia." which
with tho bride, martingale aud flank ct are
IN tho possession Of Major franklin. The
horse is at my plantation.
look nPonit as my duty to publish these
facts. with the view that some valuable dis
covery may grow out Of it.
Editors of Newspapers in this State and
other States. friendly to the unfortunate
and friends will give this a few insertions
III their papers. EDWARD CRESS.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-04-05

The destruction of property by the late
hre at the En,peror's palace ut ST. Peters,
burg is estimated at four millions and n hal
OF dollars. Several paintings of the divin,
Raphael were consumed
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-04-05
From the Hestcrn Gtoro;o,

tHERoKEE DELEGArIoS.--Wc learn from
Ar. Bell, respectable citizen of this conn
~, that the Cherokee Delegation who re.
gently visited the city of Washington, n
Menonal'ze Congress in relation to The
treaty OF 1888, stopped at Franklin, Macon
county N. T., on their return home. They
were 'nierrosated in his presence relative ~
thcir disposition concerning removal bv
The 23d "f May next, rs well as 70 the al.
wee and instructions of Mr.. Ross. their
principal Chief. They replied ,ha, Mr..
Ross lold them to go home, and 90 TO work
and not to think Of removing. That the
treaty OF 1885, was not made by him, and
no other person or assemblase of persons, had
a right TO make Treaty to ceec the land
OF the ChcrOkces-an,l it was, therefore
fraudulent and void. They also stated, tnat
Mr.. Ross would be in this country i, s;x
weeks from this time.
We have judged correctly in relation ,o
ihc disposition Of the Indians in our former
suggestion on this subject. as we are now
fully convinced of the fact from what has
come light. The destiny uf the Cberokecs
remaining III the States. is now in the hands
OF their Chief, and the people of Georgia. al
teast, Will hold him responsible for the least
outrage OF this deluded race. Butwe still
nope that principles of humanity and pa
triot'sm will so far govern the conduct of
Mr.. Ross' as to stiflc any disposition on
his part to bring down upon the hends of
his devoted followers, the wrath of tho nco-
pie OF tho United States.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-04-05
AUGUSTA, lGa.l March %.


FIRE !-On Monday evening last, abou,
IL o'clock, FIRE broke out in the upper part
OF our city. in kitchen attached to tile
store Of MIR. Buford, on Broad Street. near
iy opposite the Planters Hotel. 1t soon
communicated to the store, and the build
'nss III the vicinity being of wood, in the
course OF an hour they were all in flames.
The lire was not got under until about half
past one O'Clock; when it was arrested, OIL
the east, by the fire proof store Of Mcssrs.
May and Burnct, and on the west, by the
store of Messrs. q. X Jesup Il Co., also
hire proof. All the buildings ON Broad ST.,
between these two points. were totally de-
stroyed, as were also the out buildings and
back stores leading through to Ellis street.
The two story wooden building ON Ellis
street, in line with the house occupie,l by
MIR. JesmP. was saved after much exer,ion
on the part Of few Of our citizens, among
whom was distinguished our intrepid fell
low citizen. J. FL. Spelman, through whose
exertOns this building was saved,- il
taken fire, several other back stores and ou,
buildings would have been destroyed. and
the fire would have extended up Ellis
street, to the rear Of p. St0vall's brick bull
ding.
The loss by this fire will not exceed
.'"'J do an tue
destroyed were old wooden houses, scarcely
worth repairing. The principal loss is on
the goods in the different stores, most of
which were saved in damaged condition,
and we understand are under insurance, SO
| that the loss will fall on insurance officers,
| who are able to bear it.
Our engine companies used every exer-
,ion to suppress the flames, but they were
badly supported by our citizens, abou, nine
out of every ten OF whom would have
done more service had they remained at
home.
Itis really a dishcartcning sight to witness
fire in this city; for when one occurs, YOU
will see hundreds of our most respectable
citizens. the greater portion of whom are
| The owners of property, instead of taking
hold of the ongines or forming lines to sup
ply them with waller, standing with folded
arms. looking on! So long as this is the
case what are we to expect? Is ito be
| supposed, that our energetic young men,
and mechanics, will long use their cxertions
at hres in saving the property of others,
when they see such an example set by the
very men who should he foremost! < fire
IS no place for idlcrs and lockers on, and
we advise all such hereafter to remain al
home, for their presence ls of no good and
tends to dishcarten those who with feelings
of humanity, show every disposition to as
sist their fellow man in Distress Consti-
tutionatist.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-04-05

There is no happiness without virtue. ,,,
20 virtue wiitc"t reason. "'
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-04-05

CAPTURE OF GEN. SUTnERLASD.-Both
Detroit aud Toronto papers bring intelli
Gence of the capture of Gen. Sutherland and
one OF his aids. the Detroit Advertiser OF
the 9th instant thus announces the fact
N. Y. Amer.
We learn that the notorious General
sutherland, and another man by the name
oil Spencer, when crossing on the ice from
Gihraitcr to point on PclIo Island ON SIM
Gay afternoon. were taken prisoners by the
British scntinels and taken TO Maiden W.
are informed that Sutherland is To he hunu
this morning.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-23

rT Tais invaluable n,eo,cia- na,, una.d oy pafery or
gaaed high reputation solely IN Consequence o.
It's unlaing ,fcacy removing the ncpient symptoms Of
hat deadly foe 10 the human Consrmpon or IN radical
iy curing advanced stage It's cDncomltants, csds
coughs asthma, Group "Aoopng cough ami oil IN
1mmalory ah ctons OF The chest aud nag offered TO the
puBic at price VIII ch renders salna IL preparation
aasle the poorest ell Uaaer cnae so va
rsbl- the prevalence OF such complaints calls mper-
ayeiy TO, some remedy pleasant IN us action aud etcus
its oper .to TO remove IN the birth tho syaetom whch
such remedy presented 10 the coamuny 10
Pecora Honey L,serwort the unaag efficacy OF
many of our respectable citizens, who, having expe
renc~d lis beneficial effects have Voluntarily authorised tn.
proprietor refer 10 them sufferer ANXIOUS escape from
The diseases above alluded TO.
In all Eases sfdifhcuIt in bresthn caused by innnma
,isn o. ,ne cnestor lungs The Prctora Heney Ls.rwor
will be found nvauab and unfaling of relief
In Distressing JIants Incident 10 children. Group,
whooping couga &c il th- only certain remsd'-asd IN
sgass approaches Of consumpo In fact the national
Of f rlurous Unum moi ia the sens, q unity ,rom
camens may with peculiar proprio'y be applied 10 the
By .MEs HOW'LL sole proprietor
OIcnu, Mckesson & CO las Maiden ane.
Adamsoa cIif s. Broadway, and Bswery.
George D. Ccrxsshan, corner ofPcarl ana Rose 81"
Nv BUSH. eora r OF iianm-rsey and varck sts.
Anen& iaserso, Grand, corner Of Norfois i.
Cougnaca, SO Chatham
Blagreve a Power-, Brooklyn, L. /.
IF loses. Jaa,aics, IL
Henry Ra les d Ca. Albany.
W Bristol, Utica, NJ. Y.
l. r. SVan, Rochester.
Luther Kelly 4 Co Grneva, NY.
J. ID Paiips. -wburg.
you Car e-nler Sing sing
Seymour & ID ekinson Hartford. Coan.
David Miche l. New Haven.
r.. TIL rton. jr New Bedford, Mass
Roberts Atkinson, BALTIMORE.
X l.. Baker Csarles on, ). &.
J. Hunneweil Boston. -
To avoid dsap pointment, purchase bse With
out il bear, proprietor's sigma are
liberal discount aiio we'd 70 druggists and country dealers
js2l.lms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-23

Dsvs THEA THIS EVENING viii he per.
I formed ..M.
TIE LADY or LYONs-Clsude Menoite, Mr.. csnnsr-
B-su-canl, Nj Reaings-CoL Dsmas, PIscids-rauine,
Mrs kicka dson.
To conclude with the
ADOPTED CHILD Michael, Mr.. 4. g. csnner-Nsll, Mrs.
wheatey.
d ers open at 7-Perfersaaee gins At "A. Boxes, u
fit b. cents. Gallery. 20 cents,
LIAM LIN IiIEAT1xk, Gil ATTAIN SQUARE,
Il under the direction of Mr. w. X BL tkE.-rHlS EVE.
MING, will be preseoied
For the Benefit Of Mrs BARRETT, the
LADY or LYONs-Claude MelIolte Mrs. W. Sefton-PaS-
lin, Mrs Barrett
To coaclu ~ gith
THE MUMMY-Toby Tramp, Mr.. Barrett-Fanny, Miss
Maltew,.
Doors open 7-rerormance bega half past pre-
cisely.
III COAar.. - IL ~ = r T.-MR CONNER re-
sPecuiy hi, fist appeal - the New York
pulc will be- made a the Park on MONDAY next, whrn
viii br p.rlorn.d iHE LADY OF LYONS, aud fttE
AD0rTEO ChiLD-ihe parts Of Ola ade Meashe ana Mi
chact by III Conorr. Jysl3t
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-23

= ~ wa wr- ~ wr-si~sy.rs a or 10 tho CbHen
ros"nu tssl pty uv ~ IN fw~s ,. ~ -
~ 80 " = - = h, rvrd NV RI ~ fni ~ = sAs
~ 70 sr-rv~s ss'sss 49,. rtsns hh c,sr~sr
ar - H"rsv stt vss, ~.db.y s"rrr " rs'f
an 80 We. -ou~i, sshs sss rnsse k~N rsee'
gives sal exs.s rr<~~. ed - jezpcoai@'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-23
NEW COFFEE ROOM.


1e'"'' " ~ - Ta ~ " "eW 'on.
TINE >UsS RtBEv wUudt 4 m 4, nes a. ,he mi
thu lac has ,sken sier euy oce MED bv III
New v.rk Mirror :, has 6rdi MP w rat = 4 ,n scm.
uve he sslpu G. fe. ~ ,chucna Tart. q ,s.s
Ab, co'd cssaf ro 'wue NAM r,r,,rd sn., .uoh
Ell ". q. nc. ahtch Say TO procur~d NJ ~ korrs
rirg s~ss
u,vrg .psr.a In sitting M this ssts,l,.hc-en,
tSLen ps ~, nv thrr IN th- s. he s,psers
her eggs b'mst insi p~ta nal rs shall tr wanag
70 mLr piessasa resort ics III ds,.g hu w
r.rt ". Ct rArrfNs0N.
a.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-23
AiBL Is GARD 4. N.


Mr.. " B,~unpS sENEF,p
GREAT ATTRACTioN TERRIFIC ASCEM
b, Madame Jer me and Jas. i Rav.l!
firs. night bs sea,oa a. ,hr Prenh Vaudeville MA FEM.
ME- MON P\SAPLUiE! ny the Navel Family, assisted
NIX. sI>HcP will perform in two vsudeylles in the
Fr en-, s sn E ~ = s:I a az,
MrNoAy EVE Wing. JULY %.
To commence nj ocock, With, list seassn the
MA FEMME f T MOI PARAPLUiE
s s.aa,,aoa. Jerome Jerome. n s,s,
Phnibr,t, q .br-l Kavel
lianore Maiard, r. 81 hop
After which the TERRIFIC ASCENSION OF Madame Je.
rome and Javtl tayr on The Tsh Rope, ey,-nd-d from
thr South 10 the NOrh Card ditar Of the
top an Ancieot 'awr can,!uce, expressly for this
tase IN F. Su during Of u" Holy war "na
the days 81 Gbyar by thu knishs rempars terri
ia Gspay OF FIRE woaK prepsSs. by ha. ,9iaen.
ais Mr. Hail. consist ng u an "aense Circular Glory 81
An ipirra,s,ioa hour prsmensde and refresh
m-ns when ~. 0rani NJ ii.ry Bdnd perform variety
Aher which (stuar and 10Th la this establish
My Wrrs Mo,her NJ, Scooll,II w. Drsan OF the Tu,urs
USE hsURs DE la VIE DIN soLDAT,
o H.s Not Am IS!
The Music by Mr. Watson tt~ p /. Try by j. D. Phillips
DISTRIBUTION
widow Aldga,e. Mis'A. Fisher
Mr. Pielymann, IS suekuey
FIR derrick ,zallaD, Nc. Y. Bishop
Mr. Prettyaians, MIR John SETON
Gnnn Mr. Archer
Vnernt, MIR Khkian
Perre, Mr.. Cairns
Temorrou, the RAvsLS!
In rehearsal, my wit.'s Moth,rn
Also, Is The Hers Van"
Mr. job" >e,tns. Director OF the Vaudevilies-
1icKris b0cpns
To c0mnrnc. al 8Ocock.
The - and ronnnade Saloon sHscep-
lt Of bling encseu anfavonbe weather postpone
will take place.
Amuem~nis evening In the week except Sundays
npu r. and, EFuif.
Ices III every variety and OF the mot approved kinds
Aumissl,n IA crnis, inc udsg RI, r@shnl-nt
Oaibusses VIII from tn City Hotel, the Gar
drD. du, Y tho esrg
The Gard u and PnnnenadeS brilliantly Hgh cd with
al vaegstsd lamps, ssd ID wIh superb
ca lrcsu oi choce a Is AID sru lemon and line
To the AID Wa r. has been adea this
" snspsr~pcies fbeauufu degn uiipn.-
The Gru0 Fountain has brru decpraieo, and poars
iorh cooling amid the lancy lamp and ira.
GRANGE ON, w-rs iy23
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-23
o;SMs 81 fss,o,sP, g..

rUNHE STUDY OF eUOk.kkEPi Ns-Ns ~ Cedar styssf
,A-cu,i way OF trachng psccl kno ~ de- q Bsok
Keeping, by conducirg the papa throsrn variety IT
bun, transactions, nv Nj. Masking e1res e each
sctual he sP that buy log AID eing
merchandise a. transactions that take pl CT 10 business
than hundre urrvp business traascisis sf
becomss sui ct 81 MARI, Conversation ss sndy de
edr sso,,ss o. sraeuc. hicn must r.'oi. 600 hr.-
specus, 9th terrss &C b. had 81 the Room wh-r.
adv r. wei s I've pufsiasd The SUDDEN
practically conducts cnses reor~ns set ~
n.rship le bscarnrs familiar IN the
count oks rom actual r.fenrncs with .rsi bsaucr
balance sheets various cacnlatr in
Payments Dcoua and laterss Exchange, Insurance, he
Fifteen doll The charge Tor the complete cf
unit the audrst has acquired good ctc- knowledge
book kes pug VIII CHI fleet Certificates givra liter
Ms,ea-ns Wr,sa eeuvs. &c lessons w writing rrr
pared which tsii sarctrg vsusbls improvome
c. G. MAR~Fs WORKS
The Science 81 ,asl,. kslrv Boukkesprg Smpfra.r
Auandari worn. IN y. vea,h esuioa ptsrt octave
~ IS This hook q irtroduced iaio The New yo rrhc
schos IN pef.renee - other sn the saisct y no ru
tees af HI. inasipH. we knows. es~pssr ssae OF the
Tse A. !, sInsis En,ry scohh improve by IL.
r,rciuetos OF the oof Bssnss t9e psees, octave
az mr., q, m. s,rdv n Book ke~psg with ssls.s.
sb~rt neat psmpaeL pages "a mo- pr &C. se-ns 90
sngr cosy. yl%-,'lm-
N UstC ATTHREL CtNTs pt.nPsG@
s,a.s,, go :, .-rs,. .'rs'y s,ys IN Is"~r Mss.
store sd sooIs~,s war hos.e, Nc~ 7i saa az s"scse'
wv MISUNDERSTANDING r. = = -
500 wAv,s, So ucs.u Npr o. sg-yA =. c.. ~
n'.rds" Nee v'~% fo~ "a. ., ~ ~ Too,v
T,unUv pAtN EHs Two good pal. s'sds
WI Inn aiagoVs
b1N sA sewety % does ss ve Fourth q
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-23
VAPOn HATH~
THE OLD ESTABLiSHFD INDICATED vAPOR
BATHS,

No IS John street
II r CASROLs. returns graf ful askno wedge ments
sion, liberal pa ronag~ b-slow~c his sab sh
which has he. la successful -,~rson Hpwars eleven
the limits of advertisement pr~ciudc>
the possibility of CIV anay teal detail Il the meacins
Vapor Ba h, hr hrss merely
IL a pc serfu ~ 10 all the tol
the jnints.
plsnts, s.ctrs OF The liver, ahma suddea colds
fever ID ague scarlet frv-r &c &c &C.
have several ions visited he Vaport Bath Esish
and nave entirely fled myself the are admins
AIEX II sTpvENs MD.
-erfsiy that have fund the Baths IN Johp
attended and comfort the patient
susd VALENTINO Mp1r, N. ID.
been for nasy tie habit of ndrg patti.
AMI Mrs Car ofs vaper sth la JOHN
e. ques, t,k.n th~m myself Upon all had
be satisfied with tn skill with which they sdnna
tsterrd ard berrvr this Mr. aRd Mrs. Carroll
leave aolhng ta be desired by mali or female bahers
WA. MACNEvkN. NJ d.
have had msch xperience in Mr al Airs Carrors app
cion Of the vsp Baths patl~pts this city, cad
Ter them TO every ether r VA D~RBURGH, NJ ID.
GEORGE Rush, D.
AS. a.. SMITH, ~ d.
J>O NJ ILS0N, M %.
THDS BDYD ". ID.
JAS 4. WASN'T GTON, ~ ..
W. NJ. IRELAND. M. d.
DANL w kt>SAM D.
The Baths In readiness from O'Clock in the
NOR In I'LL ococs a. night every day. SsdAy excepted
when hey open from ill IL The morning. Sn phur
Baths all of the Portable Baths, with csnps
part of Brooklyn five nules .iice No
wuh other rstabshm-nI The shakers Concvn
rn'e Svrup. OF Sssasar, Lvtrwort sale. Bathing
Tabs ane H,e Baths Tor sale OF hire yy7 imis
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-23

xTgFICIsr &c e ~ troni ~ = cos. pivs
n sci wIrHatT CLASPS .sPRiSGs &c o. the prisei
". ofaim spbrr'c prs ure IVY n. LgvrTT D.- NJ, 80
road~a ,~utrsWei ~ dsar IN Warren The improve
and sngu tnT ssisr. ofhis method the
shectiago the senisi -bsrtss the security
ne suppet teeth ~ he w. wholly with ciasps, zig
urrs sprincs or anv oti SIMILAR rsoHs interest,",
"a IN his mpruysnieut vi yet unscqusintrd with is
are snd sxspt bN y SIGHT INSPECTION
yHlCH u FREELY OFFERED 10 ,HFM that 1; plan
diff priacplr ar,i results iron, tsY sro prrcis
=" iu NV yOsK. asd that tie an aasmes. 10 strictly
nd entirrlv acrurse
Ills rrr ees ~ h~ HiGHgS ORDER are mos, ample
he the New York pubIlc ~ III sprov~a
h. IN the ol swng respectable. psp-r-vil.
New York s'h J1v 1855 Courier ENQUIRER 18th
'ec~s hrr lass; Esesisg Star. i7,h June, 1887.
nv9l-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-23

DANOnAMA Og J-HUsALEm -rANoRAMA
OF RfAGAhA-The public " respectfully lnssm~d THAT
th~s+ nsynhcei pic no~ op-s for eshn 81 the
new Pt' Bgding esruer 81 Prince Mercer
Broadway
The rANoRAM, or JERUSALEM 10 s,l~sss p.lri
ing. ri tn. lay. lass eevrrng surt.ce of Ae.sd
fert apsd rom cravings taken by Mr. Cs'asr~sd
10 1854
the PANORAMA OF NIAGARA n siss q spispia pic
spa has ben prosourcrd ny Judges
h. Representation ~ this ce-brsied sres.ss
the yuhic
Open FROM the morlirg tin 10 al night Ambulance IS
% zach Psn-rama.
30 Not description nay be ostased IN, door. va
eeats each. }, - lm'
llAss 70 IDS looms rOW BrLLuA Da
~ AND.s IS 2is sr,uiwsy sod N An- siest
ln,ns be III fnr he Bhl.rd
Table his h~i. &C ,hc ,sad ssrrcss f,r h~sh pur.
ehsers players tvnrd Their " lizard Tsbrs
adv hn trial. ssv.n " with - ri.g steel dia
b~r cch cushions. anh srlc, frames
theh y rs~nr'-rm ever .f-rrd The p1hic. my3i.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-23


b~sutfut Black or Brown-M ,HOMMED's TURKisI
wv ivrrssdy adm urd he the be>t arcle
srforr the puic hss ~ sup-r~,sy every other
tion fof h. psrps.. ~hich y ea.ios~ acletr
~ p,awrisls nue. ~ nua gi.s sn,i' ely "
ia ki~k Dye desperation aio bei,g appfe,
the rss nj, ~ he 'ore going ~ b,en rnr M
atn4 the trausiorn,s n ccs,pets Tbs ssta
ehs-Rs cutler di>ct sruptop, rougho~s
Wo'hsr Is ase he sti.d with NJ IN orn
coaseuu~uceS whstev-r Son wholesale ard retail ~
q. HAHT. III Hrosdw s,,
a7f.v r.r u~ ~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-23

A - a. - scoas1i.sa I-ases -..sy
a. Mo- IA Duane street. Chatham and liam
the following Diseases vI:soreT fSS-s ChaPcr's
structures seminal Weakness, and h diseases
veneresi poison improper rsaneHt DR. Johns
Affections IN iwo or three day
the most prop9rtonse n-, without
the use OF any ebtatns sudcous medicine,
from business Persons earusng themselves to brJ-hn
sens ns~lves with certanty OF success
Scrofuous sores liberated cgs
speedily healed. Strangers would do well by giving
Johnson can c-rtaiR preventative may be made agai9
the othe DISEASE. whch has never a
ed VIXEN within -four hours after exposure lie
paid ard aee have the sscessary '
define ard directions tor its nse forwarded.
Asndnsce from q, A. NJ. To VI al sight Dr. yannson Del
uov fnr ron Csa N hers
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ma iIHfL a.,

On Thrrsdsv evening. by the Rev Mr. ssys Washington
Bartlett, u. Navy Miss Ruth sua ~m, daugaer OF
The late L. NJ Bi0am Of Oucnrssc CO.
o. It ursdav mlrning, l8th instant ny me NV Henry
both NJ this city.
sop Mr. Rsber, ID uamin of Augusta Geo rgia. To Miss
Er S. late Bar Norton Esq st the former
place.
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Chm,hnm Circulating Library,


III THE subscribers respectfully nfsra the
friends and tho pubic tat they have rropep-d the above
after nsking rsiions additon
H. Tor prepare and ready 10 accommodate ,hos
wso he pleased them with their nstronacs-
Huherto they have had liberal share public
hey boTe rum hrr ats important improvements, and ~
their strict ~ business receive of
The Library prss-s, contains 6nno v~iume and II
the ntention the ucribers enlarge u irm as tae
a. the wan Of their patrons may eem " necessary II
systsmacsl ngrd, sn comprises the ri IN
proved ~orkoa the following sshj-cls-Hts ~g
rspy Voyages and Travels, Natural History, Natural
Expr GENITAL IN hspply Classical and Miscellaneous Lers
fn asdltiur 20 The orrg ing they wcud psrcu
ary call of the reading nifty heir el
,epsivr co-ctn ~ ~okson hon Perhaps Library In
The produce greater co-cti~n.-
w eor has been spared To this
4 their hrsry cornp-ts pnshlr. II contains
5en volumes subject, ard daily
leg ~ wo h. frnm the both ~ this
try Eurore. Is also Supplied With ~ Amer and
Eurup re- sdica warks t-geher ~th 6ne coec,isn
10 Plays. acting ana staRd ,rd.
~ they h~g leave that rxerticns
mir sha be- wanting IN he Library sbpeEjor
Oosbl~ t. ssy IL the city aud thereby reaa.rsg the
se-t.y of general patronage asd support. -
eSu HI q. LANGLEY.
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DIED.
At Patterson, 18Th inst John Hayt in the 18th
ms , -
ees Mrerva daughter of LvHgs Bsnon Of New YORK.,
aged ! ear. 8 IN nth ara q days
OF consunpan Eien, vie OF David kuyler, in the 2zi
year OF Ter age.
Al New rk N. j Tuesday, long illness at The
sdsnee her n-lnN MIR john Uuer MRS ABBY Hal.
sey rect Of the late VIM Halsey Il Spring aged 20
years
Al Alb,nv Friday Edgton aged ls mouths, youngest
son of NJ ". = snc-r, Of New York