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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-10-11
MORE WRECKS.

The Norfolk Beacon of Tuesday furnishc.
the following. letter, dated:
AccoMAcK COUNTY, (Vs.) Sept. &c, 1888.
Ceniismen-On the morning of Saturda,
the 22d, n brig was discovered to be Oh shore
on Mctoinpbin Beach, few miles North O
Mctomphin Inlet, IN this County, with some
of her sails standing, aud her colours nt hal
mast. She was Immediately boarded b,
Thomas Cropper, Esq'r Commissioner O
Wrecks, and she proved 10 be the brig Wave
Capt. Lewis, Of Hallowell, Maine, from
Florida, bound to New York, with cargo o.
cotton, tobacco and segars. The Mate had
died about ten days previously and the Cap
tain was dangerously III, and entirely unabl,
TO navigate his vessel, and the crow being
very much exhausted, and having no one I,
navigate the vessel, ran her on shorc.-Th,
captain was taken to the house of MIR. Crop
! per, aud every attention was paid to him tha
his situation rcqulrcd-but ! understand he
died last night. Mr. Croppcr, ] understand
has succeeded IN saving the cargo Of the blig
ia tolerable good order. The vessel will b,
C rtainly lost.
On the morning Of Sunday tho 23d anoihe,
vessel was discovered on shore, not far iron
the Wave. She proved 10 be the schr
Mediator of Philadelphia, with the loss ofon
mast, and pH no person on board She hat
a valuable cargo OF dry goods, &c. on board
some Of which were marked Tor Norfolk, nn
some for Hampton. Tho Mediator went Ia
pieces very soon after she struck, and great
many o. the goods. were diifcd of Ia sea-
Mr.. Croppcr being npon the spot made ever,
cxcriIon to save the cargo, aud understand
las saved a considerable quantity, m,rJ Of
less damaged.
NJ. Croppcr nnfh hi, son George w. Crop
per, Esq, have bcru constantly engaged u
saving snd attending 10 the wrecked vtssUl,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-10-11


The correspondent of the N. Y. CONNER
cia, at Baltimore, writes as follows, dated
Thursday morning.
"During more than half the day, the polls
in the loco-foc0 wards were in possession OF
bands Of sturdy myrmldons, who crowded
around the doorways blockadcd the passages,
and efitctually prevented the taking of the
whole whig vote. The conduct of some OF
the judges of election was disgraceful in the
extreme. They not only permitted, but en-.
couraged these scenes OF dscord; and them
selves proposed distractions % the quict, con-
scicntio,s and independent exercise of the
elective franchise.
The loco focos were very riotous during
the night, and several times assailed the
Wings, who were collected around the office
Of the Chronicle but they were driven back
discounted. The City Guards were called
out about one o'clock in the morning to pre-
serve the peace Of the city, and they soon
dispersed the rioters.".
The American snys, that the disturbances
continued from | o'clock till near 9 in the
morning, carried on by the discharge of show
crs of brickbats and stones, torn up from the
sidewalks and streets. There were also 20
or 30 discharges of pistol and muskcts. The
first intmation Of the approach Of the guard,
armed with muskets and ball cartridges, was
followed by the cessation Of disorder, and
their actual appearance on the ground opera
ted like magic in restoring order aud quiet. |
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-10-11

In a short time il will become as fashiona.
BILE among the English nobility to travel in
the United States ns it now is on The Cont.
nent. The Countess Of Westmoreland, with
lovely niece, six servants, travelling car
riagc, aud medical attendant, embark to day
in the packet ship President, for New York.
She has engaged the whole Of the lady's
cabin for her own use. Her purpose is to
travel for two or three years in the United
States. She has some property in Prince
Edwards Island, which sle will also VISIT
She also visits Conada--iho Falls of Niagara
and spends winter in the south. I should
not be surprised TO sec the Duke Of yelling
ton. and half the English nobility, visit The
United States IN two or three year,. We
are on the eyc Of great changes Lsndon
Letter
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-10-11

Tho Portsmouth Gazette says ten thousand
bnshrls of potatoes have already been ship
ped fOm tia, port 10 the south. They sell,
common at 40 cents, and Chcnangocs ut 80.
Back IN the country 20 or 30 miles. the Ga.
ze'tc says they turn out well. II Is thought
that there will be not only corn enough IN
New England 10 supply The agricultural
towns but plenty for The scaporis and man
.GiaeIniing vilIascs aficr tho LIT VI November.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-10-11

A late English paper says that in the week
rndtg August 7ih no fewer than tigLiy three
y, ,srIs, laden with grain. passed out Of the
baltic. Oflhesr cargoes, seventy five were
of wheat. dcs,ln' d tosthc British ports. The
harvcsts ~ the countries bordering on The
Bali;c aud The North Sea. are abundant this
year, and tie excess over the usual amount
of produce will mnrc than make up for any
,nn'nF deficiency in ihr grain crops Of Great
D,ualn.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-10-11

FArFNr Nk,DLE MAcnIvr.--h machine
Ia oeen ,nvcn,ed aud PIT ~ operation IN
Sheliirid, England, which draws on, the wire.
s"sgn,c"s ". cuts u int" the length, points
~ ofi's aud counirrsInks the eve. files "a the
rough edges, and finally drops the pcrIer,
needle INTO box nj the rate ~ 10 pcr minnie
fh'y machines mny be allcud.d by rystcr
sons, who viii thus prndu. a. one n,ll,,, ,.,,
LuodrcJ Thousand pc, day.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-10-11
From Poems Of Many Years. by r. NJ. Mines.
LONG AGO.

EYES which can hut i'll define
shapes that rise about and near,
Through the Gar horizons line
stretch vision froc and clear
Memories feeble To retrnce
Yesterdays immediate flow,
Find u dear iamiiiar face
In each hour Of Long-ago.
Follow yon majestic train
Down the slopes Of old renown
knightly forms without disdain,
sninied heads without a frOwn;
Emperors Of thought and hand
COngrcgate--a glorious show,
Met from every age and land
In the plains of Long-ago.
As the hedrt Of childhood brings
Something Of eternal joy
From its own nnsOundcd springs,
such as life can scarce DESTROY
So, remmdiil of the prime,
Spirits, wandering to aud fro,
Rest upon the resting time
Ia the peace OF Long-ago.
Youthlnl Hopes religious fire,
When il burns no longer, leaves
Ashes of impure Desire
On the altars. il dcceives;
But the light that fill the Past
Sheds still diviner glow,
Ever father IL is cast
Ger the scenes OF Long-ago.
MANY growth Of pain and care,
Cumbering all the present hour,
Yields, when once trmsplantcd there,
Healthy fruit or pleasant flower;
Thoughts thnt hardly flonrshed here
Feelings long have ceased to How,
Breathe n native atmosphere
IN the world Of Long ago.
On that deep-retiring shore
Frequent pearls Of beauty lie,
When the passion-waves Of yore
FierceIy beat aud moupted high
sorrows that are sorrows still
Lose the bitter taste of woj
Nothing's altogether i'll
la III, grieis Of Long-ago.
Tombs where lonely love repines
Ghastly tenements of tears,
Wear the hook of happy shrmes
Through the golden mist of years
Death, tU those who trust in good,
Vindicates his hardest blow;
oh we would not, il we could,
Wake the sleep Of fLong-ago.
Though the doom OF swim decay
Shocks the soul where life is strong
Though fer frazier hearts the day
Lingers sad and overlong,
Stiii the weight will hud n leaven,
still the spoilers hand H. slow
While the Future has its Heaven,
And the Past its Long-ago,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-10-11

GEORGIA CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION.
The news from Georgia looks well, and
shows an increase Of whig strength.
The Augusta Chronicle of the 4th inst.
publishes full returns from 26 counties.
The highest majority on the Wing tick
ct over the highest on the Loco Foco
ticket, is 1911.
In the same counties at the last cleo
ton Gilmcr's majority over Schlcy, was
30IO votes. In the whole State his
minority was 762.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-10-11

The Loco Foco prints cndcayor to
make it appear that the recent town
elections in Connecticut have all gone
in their favor. Nothing was ever wider
from the truth. We could publish a
column of returns to prove the contra
ry. Their defeat, in fact, has been
greater than ever. In towns where they
have always been successful heretofore,
the majorities against them have been
beyond the most sanguinc expectations
Of the Wings themselves The New
Haven Herald says-'there will not
be a grease spot left of them in the
Spring"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-10-11

They have ~ 4" ANtnio,S Cossr,BLg" IN rn,,,,,
by The maine cfJshn Nan Burc, Who ha,is f,am ns,
hook, and 81, hs ~ 3, President VI the United str,r
IL that fact p, bangor Wing.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-10-11
Administration A majority,

Administration majority, g9G
Less than 1000 in G0,C00 voics-a lean
majority, indeed. In 1892 the Jackson una
jori,y, was S,7i5; in 1896 il was reduced 10
aga: and now, in 1898, it is 996. Accord
ing to this scale Of downward progression,
what will II be in 1910?
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-10-11

TuE TArSroS Wnre.-We arc happy 10
perceive that the Taunton Wing and Re-
porter has again made its appearance, after
being burnt out by the late calamitous fro in
that place. The Wbs is an able and useful
puper,ond tho improved stylo in which il now
appears, VIC hope will induce tho friends Of
tho cause IN Bristol county to contribute lib
orally as they ought to do, in sustaining it
20 well Us TO make up the bcavy'loss Of It's
cnterprlsing prnprictors
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-16

From eur Evesiag Edition o<yessrday.l
Laws or X hoderfek tho Rhymer.

SOL "A bhANk
Sops brave drinkrr. yeu plainly may see-
~. s.,,h !. M howl he drinks from the sea;
Hs revels Ger this with ceasei~ss delight,
Drinkisy from ocean from norning tui night;
ae cares not v be sees his revels 80 gay,
Ba, ouafI. al his bowlin face OF the day.
yv,.o rising NJ morn DER mountains hard by,
rau, dashed il his cheek, how dull, is his eye;
soon he gets brigh,er-the dews his thirst Stakes,
rhe mists OF the morning as soda he takes;
And carefully then he takes his FIRST sup,
But feeling its power, his face brightens up
In glory once more 10 revel he's free,
Ana soon does he reach his Tenith oi glee;
All brightness his face as gaily he laughs,
While frequent anu fast he's taking his drsughts;
Then with half closed eve apd face burning red,
You see him al night 20 Keeling 10 bed.
when earth first awoke from chaos of night,
Sol came TO keep watch. snd lend us bis light;
But soon ~spying the bright Streams Of earth,
Was tempted To taste-thps drinkisg hnd hifthi
Then fill np your cup, no blame comes 10 mao,
Since the frst thing created drinking segan.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-16
nQCIOR CARPENTEH,s PECK SLIr
- DasPENsAHN, NO. A, Pc OK SLIP, first doou

Doctor Carpenter having had the advar,sres OF regular
ana nrrsy o% s . o The
Medical Society, ans iavag bad twenty years general
and undivided cure Of s diseases incident 20
iran humanity and particularly 70 certain class train Of
abound in the columns OF the newspapers Diseases require
s,a 's the yssas toe TIA, may prevail
hence the least reflection must satisfy discerning that
The extensive experience OF DIR Carpenter in all stages and
varieties Of this disease enables him oasr spr Coy and
and compounded the taste or lead 10 suspcos
compounds totally unknown to The ordinary quasks of the
b Separate md hive been for
Charges adapted TO he capacity &C The patient
An nss preysn'se OF certain diseases 10 he cb'aned
l tXIsON's HUNTE.h'S Red DROp-New
II Nice No Division The only md cure for
sound and Judgment, be evident thai Hunters
REQ Drop e most certain and e.e's.l cure for AWFUL
The very circumstance Of their being many who have ny
ul virtues We do with deceive orusse With the pub
lie We merely speak The plain and imple Truth, ce6.
Dr. b. y" q s sf e ss
, e 10 e sss 81 o ss IN ssh b. have bees
al,ss md b, an spRisson Of ,. msdsn have been
to he understood that TO effect cure in all eases
Alter selling In New York for upwards OF years and in
es has e ee perfectly sued sSss ne 81 matter
so~ Oh s sSS be will ssr.
this civ.
1T A preventive may he had.
Every [hal,si Is geaune win have the signature
Of Uriah Leylson.
To human, and since husn 10 err Is II no, our dv-
~ look indscrcon Of fellow cresures with psy
and DO all that ~sn without njurng q
ON aT% %isT ss1 RE Daop
hndrsnce business. in all cases Lee pos, all de-
scribing ease; wllbc attended 10.
Our Offices No So Hsmi IT, Albany; No. SO Horh 9Th
81 Phiiadc pha; No Hano,rra Bcsto, "a Camps New
Orleans Charlie CT the on places in the NO, "A where
the genuine medicine can be obtaired jl7im-
nH. CHIsKtts,s AsIkin.kN1 PILLS.
DAn eaectualcure Tor obstinate discharges from urssy
caral whites suppression ree and all female
plants arising from veal 81 constitution IN gravel
loss Of comr md Of bladder, they completely IN
diseases of the kdneys bladder, sad prorste CLAM they
rive unspcaka ree Over 50 600 boxes have been sold
New YeA without complaint For sale whole.
sHr and retail by ~ D. D. SANDS, l~t ssson
of william and NJ the following drug store. Cors,r DEFY
Broadway wsker and broaswsyi Eones GA Bro.d.
way COR ross and Prsrj Bowery ssd Walker eor
Grand and Bowery; Henry and PIKE canal and
Hsdson cor Houston ssd Bowery, and Burneirs IS Srh
Avenue.
ygung No 80 south Fou~th Phs and IN Albany
by SardsS shaw, &C. nc, d29m.
DILEs-PIIhs.DRh HALLS Pie OiIsmen IS pos
tive for tie piles IN three DAYS time Sold by 4 ~
Hart Of ClsA hers street end Broadwav p Rprpeu
slim
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-16
tsspnctt's spsper Eu.bIIshmere
BIO. II AHp STsgr

ftFHNs HgssLp-Issued every s,srnipe
ff cents per copy Country subscribers furnished sfths
A.eor aay specihc pered ON rcnittsree w advance.
/. paper s~st, unless paid in sdvpne..
kvrsiSs hERAID.-Issued every sns~poss a, s'eloek
Price two cents per Country subs, rlers Furnished
he same rate. Cash. Va advance.
SUNDAY Mo7riSc HERALp.-Is,ped ~very Sunday morn
ing and cos ninR always the last Foreign md nomcsts
news received alter the evening psp>r have
hen published Price hres censs per sopy
WEEKLY HERALD lssssd every sasrusy n,crrine N MS
@clcth Frice. Ia per cppy urrished oosrtsy
suhscribers ri s3 per snnun,, N advance
wEEkLy HsstID ExrsA-issued every wrdnessia, mem
ne 81 nne o'cocl Price 81 per ociy FURNISHED -
country snbscrbersnt a. per senun ,rayehr W $780,
saturday. being formed ~ the we,kJ Herh Ertrs end
weekly Herald. Furnished 10 country suec'"e sta per
asnnm " IN, sasr
ApvEsrtssnssTs--Ir.c rfed IN sly att rprrrs
'sIsl rstes-awsys payable ~ sdssac,.
TnsREsro~ps ~rs--Arr requested y Wt'f lnWcSh
Jsse Gorior Bsn~<, rrop,etsf and w. frs tHd e tsrA
on business H. be p~,st pad
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-16
Tulips and q Hoses.

Nv Rosa, from tke latticed grove.
Bfoucht me sweet bouquet OF posses,
And asked, as round my neck she chung,
Ii tulips preferred 10 roses.
~ cannot tell, sweet wife, sighed,
"Bui kiss me ere see the posies.'
She did "Oh, prefer" cried,
"Thy two lips 10 dozen roe
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-16

nR. JOHNSON is corsuaea con6deptisny ., hisoace
- No u Duane street, between Chatham snd william
Structures Seminal Weakness the diseases
Or o. s soes =.
and the most nvetrrsie cases IN proporonaie um~ without
os from business Persons enIu.iine themselves 10 Or Jss
sons desc themselves with certainly 81 success
Le speedily healed Strangers would do web by giving Dr.
Johnson can aoertain preventative may be made
Cd Sses ssed hours % G
POST paid and enclosing see have the
Attendance from 6, A. NJ. 10 n At sight Dr. yehnson has
moved from ~ Chambersstreet d7i-lms
CAND-MR BERNARDUs LEDEsOER takes the
bs opened a. Apo,heosry Store "a Chamber
IT. two doors from Chatham where he viii he Apply wait
IL sas Studied ssop. and @ Ss p
en'ss Re rs. employed 10 The well hno~n es"bsmen, Of
h.Acu-s cfne bes quality winbe used by him. add plys
., the lowest Terms possible nsss-
1EFFsEsON INSURANCE. COMPAry
ny eon,sues to insure srsin hos. dsmsge by FIRE
inE 60. ds wares merchandise gesersyi s,s on vessels
end egoes sns ioss damage by inland ssvgsiio"
favorable tens rs any Other ofic>
prREc1oRA
Thos. r. Woodruff, Thos. w. Davis,
John perss, pr b r. Rcisea,
John G. Merritt, stephen Lyon,
Aier. Mss,srlsu, Caleb 9. Tunis
r. ". THORNR, President
ono. '. HOPE. Secretary jas
sstlasd H" dA6ssPAvy. o. ss 5sFsfds5.
9ese sl paid 10 s,i Invested auor,ed 70 in,urs gsaa
s.IdiSs. ard msrcissd.s, rsnsw.i Of policies i
low IT, Es q GEAR w':. III ;sSdrs,.
Boston, Dee ., 1881. Jas
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-16

Poor Jack 10 Tom complained one day,
Rents cot 80 high he couldn't pay;
Tine landlord. laid il on so thick,
That OF his store he felt quite SICK. :,
You're SICK" cries Tom, "you shy eh,
7hro;p az yottI. store and ease yourself.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-16

% On the 2lst ut, there at August'
(Gal to the depth of three inches.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-16

SILvK AMERIcANE.--No laures grow in the
swamps Of Florida.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-16

vExlNG THE BASKs--FottJ*oine suits have been
commenced against the Northern Bank Of Kentucky
Tor specie.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-16

% veteran Of the revolutionary war, Captain
Rober, Elliot, Of Montgomery Co., Virginia, died her
the 4th ult., aged los.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-16

u These Pills or nATSaE and AFFORD per.
feet relief whesever organs ohs body ahy
storing strength and health ~ removing ulstsd puu-
es-stherwte In simple language. vsssd ksmsrs This y
following nstnreths y taking disease OUT OF the body-snd
other ean cure disease but taking out II must be
carried sw. from the bosy no, .ery changed the
mineral medicines IL In consequence the perspratiou
that arises roa the Thomsonian practice that brought
into notce-but sweating Is nothing. compared 10 purgng
with Brandrehs Pills. in the good effects on the body One
dose of 10 pills will bad humors bv the stomach
bowels dozes vapor baths Thonsoaian or other
principles could Purgias and sweating ali that is
equiredte disease no mater mhat
ED NO oTHERwA BRANDREThS PILLS are both sudo
rife and cahsrchal produces both sweating and purr
ing In they produce vomiting; this is only when
such OF toulne that II cleanse
tsefby any other They always produce health be-
they ably every organ healthy action
in other words THEY ASSIST nature To bring about such
Of things necessarily this desirable result
No method sensible as the following Nature Mankind
has been long enough out of her path and unfortunately utter
anythFg but common and guided by whm but
Let abandon, them false notions and false practices
let endeavor resume path and be guided by
the lii hi OF reaonle ruin eyes by gas
cande light and shall need optcans-lei do
ing those hngs which the Of bo
and shall need physciansle endeaver find
what is nature what The laws that govern her In this
work be teacher be
discarded as our companion
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-16
a FOPULAIS MkDICIN E.-THORNE,S


"A pound Exraci Gopaha and Sarsapsrflla, n
sar. most ehrcua iVneuy discovered cure
-',.''. -.s.,, Structures whites pains the bac
and ons seminal weakness affections OF the kdnes grave
scorbuic ernpions &c. &c.
One recommendation this preparation enjoys above all
Is m neat portable form, put in pots the mode
may be taken being both easy and pleasant its asteesss
ture with restriction in diet Cal from da
business Travellers especially would this Medien big
~ useful, and ought be upprovided prepar
ton Possessing the advantages which the
hnss Accompanying the Medicine is pam bltt explana-
tory OF the different stages OF the Diseases houi
charge, Containing full and ample directors.
Prepared by j. u. Thorn, Chemist London BY
N. h., GRAHAM Mas Frl,o
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-16

Behold also thar aged man. slowly moving slong.
leaning heavily sPon his staff what are his reflections
looking back perhaps y the time when ne hsd hoped
to have had the supporting OF his beloved on
spring 10 uphold him, in the latter part o his pilgrim
age through this vale Of tears Where are they now
Gone, may be, Ito that undiscovered country from
all his and tell for them in earlier years, they may
have deserted him in his old agee him to struggle
alone in this weary world forgetting the duty they owe
TO their Creator their father and themselves and are
by their misconduct daily bringing down his grey hairs
in the grave. Has he thea TO be in love
with life Tor rather is he looking forward earnest
y TO the time when he shall have to sigh no more!
And now reader, after thus far contemplating togeth
er small portion of the great OF human e let us
for the scrutiny into our own hearts Are
we in possession of greater share of happiness than we
find among of our fellow beings What cause
have we, then, for gratitude to Him who has made u.s.
and preserved from the evils tina, II may be we
deserving of as those who suffer them And ought
not show that gratitude by endet rorng TO bind up
the broken hearts ofour less fortunate brethren Let us
not forget that accountable TO the author OF our
existence for TIE benefits we enjoy-But it. on the
the contrary misfortune has also been busy with US let
us remember " that man made 10 mourn, and ~
comparing situation with that of others around US,
learn to be content, and think we are but soourners
here and that ribuations IF properly appreciated
will 1T us for of biessedness and peace hereaf
U The "Foice Of Sumpter" Southern paper.
to have heard or disregards the late Lord
Londonderry famous advice 70 Mr.. Joseph Hume, ne
to halloo until he was Of the wood. Par
pie.
Happily for the Treasury Of the United States the
Florida has, at last. been terminated Previous to
the close of this celebrated campaign the per day
estimated a, sereaty-tlree thousand dollars and
steadily increasing!'
This said Florida is very like the reverend
ing still beginning Of Dryden's ode.
% Mrs. Bailey Qate Miss Watson.) has not been
successful at New Orleans. English opera does not
seem TO be popular there. Hill who plays Yankee
characters has been taken i'll there and prevented in
consequence, from closing his engagement.
70 veteran Of the revolutionary war, Captain
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-16

Ills. IN 1Hh y ES,EaMxT ~ nrEEEmyAEE EH1..
nedy Tor suppression, egusry and all where
toes not have her proper and regular course
n. b. They be taken during pregnancy, ssthcy
vii produce abortion
Sold by j. H. Hart corner ef Broadway and Chsnbers 81
=. NJ Guion. q Bowcry and Grand s.; and b, r.
Burnst. IS sch avenue. Slim
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-16

DICE. FLOUR AND CA EOLINA HOMINY
II The following Grocers b. depended selling
the enuns Flour, Carolina orny and superior Head
Rice manufactured the New York RICE MIL Others dea
ing nj the a. will agree sell any other articles
than there mi articles can have the
added this list, having their address with the Agent ef
the Mill corner er Jefferson and South sts.
p. Bogsr,. ITO Es., Broadway, cor RutEersa
Chester Drigg-, 6s1 Brosdwsy, cor Aufty 81
S,urges 4 Archer Is Csnsl. cor. Churcha
Staples, Chase Furd ISl Bowery.
saw Bunting 39s Pearl and 25d Grand e.
George A. JARVIS, la Grand Il
X. Knapp, sos Houston cor. Lawr~nces
Jacob Perkins, 1ll Bowery.
n. Rich yroth~v, IS Bowey
VIM. Simpson, l19 East Broadway, cor. rWe
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