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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-12-04

W trial for 80 Representatives in Boston, TO com
pe,e the number Of 90, which that city is emitted
(havng failed at the late regular election To elect so
ny) took place Monday week, but without success.
ilenc. the city will only send 20 representatives, an
other trial cannot he made.
The votes stood for the regular Wing Ticket, 1904.
Amory Hall Ticket, On favor of tho 10 Gal AcO gil
Van Buren, Ticket, 1875
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-12-04

and son of the Gotefaos ofilif1ai. were kird i, ~
hrst rngagt nicnt az Prescott THIS wait. eonGtn,,r
u - reported that Gov CArln of ihno.s 10 deed "A
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-12-04

.Nchigas Election We nov for the frat time IN.
formed from any quarter worthy Of credit under date OF
Detoii Nov ~ that Mr. Crazy, the present Rspfesen.
tiiVs "a Congress has breh elected Representative IN
the rcEl Congress. By majority Of about iso hund
VOTES Nr Wells. his Wig opponent and the al.
aiinstrsuon parry si have q email mAjarly ON ION,
bsllo, oi The too Hoses q the Legislature
TAs result IN contrary 10 what We had teen led 10
p~ct, although Il Shove very Considerable wing rain
sns ineicstes thu iutufe political complexion OF us
young StsLs.- Naitoaa. faisL4 gsacer
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-12-04

q HsvHiHg. The hltie sol Of a renusmsn IN Detroit
dsed recently from the effects u whs lead tsksn s,o
ne stomach 'rpa toy The TOY, vas raiile ia fle
sbs Of drum, The ends 0! psfehHSsut snehred over
"iih white lead niIed sh oil, bot apparently pot on
wlh sol0iion u gun gus sttet % that Il sss.
y csne "a 10 the eLilds mouth. The Advertiser men
items ea0ilon 20 eli parents no, 70 gg,e yosng
ehIersn F-in,se toPs- C.ftS HaslG,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-12-04

The government auth0f,uss Of Upser Canada wef-
hoaxrd, on Saturday l7ti INST, by iniofmzios that
i-yAn blarkrhzs waf seen within irE miles ni 10
ronio- Isndbils we're Immediately ppsted frLe sing
the offer 81 reward 0i finOJ pounds oT his appfshcn
sion. MF II. had HOt lsl New York -.fnaEy .ISggs.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-12-04

y yIhs aggregate majority on the Congfrfs Tickets "a
be several Districts 10 5assschnsrtis ioO77. hHJpf
Iy 10 the II0Ds~ II kepressHssss Of tie Stale Legs
lsture about 2J, ilhslsndiag Bo.ios srna. only -
instead a 20 h Nhieh lhe city = eBitsd
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-30

real Gov ern me mt or tho United states.
. BANK OF Nnw Yonx, 80 Wall street.-Capltal
deat Anthony P. Halsey,. Cashier. Directors.
Waddnpton, G. @. Rowland, p. Schermerhern,
Charles M Evers, John Oothout, Robert Maitland,
Henry Beeckman, Garden Buck, Edward K Jones,
George $, Robbins, John "a. HICKS ROBERT benson.
M.suArrAs ComPAsY, % Wall street-Capital
AZ O5O Oo0.-Shares $50. Maltby Gelson, President,
Robert White, Cashier. Drcctors-Jshn g. Cosier,
Jonathan Thompson, James h BRIDE Willlarn w.
Tedd. David s. Kennedy, William Paulding, Thomas
Ss9crn, William b. Crosby 8. ID. Beekman James
Brown, Campbell P. White, and Richard Riker, tCi-
" Recorder, erefseio.)
MnncHAsrs' BANK, Is Wall street---CaPsal,
sl4so. OoO.-Shares ESQ. John J. Palmer, President
Wdter Mead, Cashier Directors-Henry I. wyck-
oil, James Heard, David Lydg, VIVA. $. Hartman,
BENJAMIN Aymar Harvey Weed, John Grumpy, John
D'Wolfe Peter |. MENUS, Richard t. HaInes and
the Treasurer Of the State er-ooscio. J. ID. Camp
MronAs.cs BANK, l6 Wall street.-C Capital 81 oo0,
OOA-Shares a25. Jacob Lorillard, President John
Leonard, Cashier. Directors-Jacob Lonard,
Gabriel Furman, Francis Cooper II. Q. De Khan,
Arcularius Arson Baker, president Of the Society OF
Mechanics and Tradesmen er.s6ciol Abraham
Warner, Shepherd Knapp, Robert Kelly Philip
Henry, Francis p. Sage.
uMos BAsx, Z Wall street-Capltal sl'ogo. oo;
Ebbets, jr; Cashier. Direciors-Samucl 8. How
land Mortimer Livingston, Knowles Taylor, Mcrns
Ketehum, Edwin u. Bergman, Edward Kellogg
William Augustus White James Chesterman. Three
vacancies) Howard II. White, Notary.
BANK OF AMERICA, Wall street, corner William
street.-Capital S2001, 200-Shares el00. George
Newbold, President. DAVID Thsmpson Cashier =
Drectors-Thomas Buckley, George Griswod, Ste
phcn Whitney, Jonathan Goodhnel BENJAMIN L
Swan, John Johnston, Peter Crazy, J. III. Howlaad
Fed. Sheldon John b. Lawrence, John w. Leaytt
David Lee Samuel M. Fox, Chas. Dickinson, Zero
mus Johnson, Jehn Targce. Stephen G. Williams
Notary.
Shares s2b. M. ii. Grinncl President. NJ. a.
Ogden, Cashier. Dysctors-David Bryson, J. S
Crarv. George Sharp, john Rebins Henry Parish
Cart Storm, NJ. II. Grinnell, Jshn Gray, James
w. Otis Robert Ray, Benjamin CARTS, James be.
raldson. James Campbell. Zone vacancy.) VII.
liam Van Hook, Notary.
CRY BASw No. 38 Wall strect-Capital e72e 600
SHARES s4b. Thomas Blocdgood, President g.
A. Worth, Cashier. Directors Jordan Wright O.
n. sgydsm BENJAMIN Cerlies n. Van Wagenen,
Joseph Foulke, K. J. walkss, William w. Fox,
Abraham Bell Henry Dela6eld Jehn p. Stagg OH
yer Corwin, Richard M. Lawrence, Daniel Parish,
Gabriel wisncr. Richard |. Wells. Notary. Benls-
min Clark, Attorney
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-30

In recording the Forgery case Of VIM. Bromwea re-
Gently q merchant in Baltimore the Princess Anne
HERALD says;
isg himself with money, BY drawing notes win orgea
names as eHdorsers and depositiag them 2. consern
security, for the repayment Mr.. Bromwen We earn
has forged the names Of many highly resPec.soe me'
-. - e.n ..eer,sn, he has committed forgeries
uno, The following persons. and for the following sans,
vir-On Mr.. Samuel w Jones: Of Psinesss Anne, tor
I.. Wh;,.h.vs. for el, 900 On Mr.. Tosdvine. of
s1;.sarv aeoo And on Messrs. Fresny and Parsons,
A. salisbury, Nes.rs William and John Gunby, Fork.
town. Mr.. Devin Cosner OF Ansonesses, ana o'hers
.movpts but the whole 10 said to be upwards Of ten
thousand dollars.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-30

NJ The following paragraph from the Frederisk
Hersld Of Saturday confirms the cheering accosnts on
the growing crops which have heretofore reached u.s.
GLORIOUS PROSPECTS FOR Coon CFors-We are
,sd nv ,er.or. er.r various parts Of the ccontry,
that there never has been beautiful prospect tor
fall crop ef grain in this section Of the couny nss
now EXISTS 1.-THE harvest should fsfl the present sx
pecatson il will make the hearts ofthe farmers o. old
Frederick rejoice again.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-30

Frday-Merchants', America, Tradesmen's Dry
Dock, National, Mechanics and Traders
Butchers and Drovers' Greenwich, Lea
Their Manufac4lrers', Lafayette Bank of
State of New York, Brooklyn.
Saturday Mechanics', Phenix, Delaware and Hud-
son, Fulton, Merchants Exchange, Long
Island, Atlantic.
Dailu- Cbamieal and Nnrth River.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-30

The late tornado manifested its violent effects a.
Ehrdge Furnace, belonging Messrs. Elliccu. and 10
vicisity. Chimneys were blows down. roofs injured
fences prostrated, and trees sprooted.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-30

MIL 40 n EN, 4 LOTH Nss-The subserioss,s seel
~ Constantly hssd extensive assortment o s
clothing made In The fashionable style, wsch tney Wb
eel sblc terms. ~ Wholesale 81 rets.
wxs-Su| GEO A. HOYr CO. Abewery.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-30

THO THE PUBLIC-DR. DE ANGELS, formerly
practitioner edcse In the public hospitals nj Naples,
member Of Of the city Of New YORK,
times to be consulted his once, No l9s Futoa st. nearly
opposite Church ST This establishment y ntsndeo iof tns
last branch Of practice oertas disease ans
Affections Dr. De Anges bees singuarly ssccsul and
The most terrible effects e those disorders have frequently
been by Kim in hort space Of time Wit cut nsonye.
nsnee 10 The patient Distractions chronic ectens, ulcers
the threat eru p,iess the ka stiffness OF the joints snd
psias In the ibs debility togesher viii train OF numerous
sdous msadss given wy TO his mode o. treatment IN
alsast incredible His success IN e nsnure
attributable his well vegetable syrup OF Sara,
and other appropss medicines which, whilst they eradicate
every germ Of disease restore the emacsea pauest 70 health
and new viger. -.
The usequlvoca references win be given by e sab
.eriher necessary 70 persons o. the gsssn
is this city. DE ANchb'sl ~
his o6Ire mylalms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-30

TNFLUENZA, COuGIls, COLDS, rUTkIb
san Rheun, Erysipess scrcfuov Erup,icns &c can be
cured m by the 81 Doctor Jacksen Medcsied
vap~ur Rstbs !, sos Bowery visitors be
odsted with ave minutes notice every day, from
ecIoeh, Al M uatli N O'Clock In the evening
r. y. gsste~i fsrpshrs apartments, with Board ana the
best sf rarses preyided Cor pvsds Who may wish 70 pat
themselves Jscksoas treatment and bis Nedr
esteA vapcur Bshs II proper 10 mention, these haths
have resemblance hs Themsonsn system, nor treat
meu. mHSm"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-30

~ TONNES AU BAUME D Il COPAHU-Pstentees de
4ssTs sHYi 4 Medicine de farep'e' par
GELATIEE CAPSULES OF PURE BALsA N p cora,
II. o he
The Copay Basam is of all the medicines employed in
only one specific action has doubted
S ss
being rejected by many patients
in order to discover some mode Of agang is TASTE 80 That
nigh. oe taken Nth less but hitherto this has
active which cdones lie properties
Therefore, having discovered mode Of administering i.
such state that cannot occasion the slightest and
enclosing The geiaiine capsules Il sneoses Ina,
precious medicine in such disguise entirely
without other that Of the which
stomach ~ This meas the Of The gonohea being
effected without disgust and consequently wi bout Interrupt
the possibility Of q relapse = 'e"'"s
The s i :: the Il SS
For sale BY all the most respectable apotheearie the city
. Sssc sif isis;s =;
Sold 1t Messrs Rusbon Aspinwsrs william street, 10
IL S. Aiss, Row. and ss Broadway
N. Hihss. les Broadway
Dr. Miaoe, isS Broadway. eorner Dsyst
James r. Chiffon 263 Broadway.
R.rcA. 6. sosn% 8. f srossSss corner Du.ns
Thomas Green, Broadway. cor.e- Walker St
Mr. Dickie, Broadway, eerRer Leonard st.
Mr.. McCrcadv, Broadway CORNER GrandN
Mesws A. y. D. Sands ZOE Fulton corner William st.
Yk j. Codsngton Hudson, corner Spring st
Adamson Oeive, 9 Bowery, near G Chatham Square.
George d. Coggesbsll Pearl, sorner Of Rose ST.
Guaavus Pauns, $50 William 81. between Ann and Beek
streets
= syme Bowery, Of wslksr-and Bowery, csrner
Bond q.
q, stsaae, las Bowery, corner Spring St
Mr.. Hubbard, 22s RoweTy.
K. n Gulos, Bswery Of Grand st. and corner Of
Henry and Pike
Charles white, 4o5 Pssrl St
WIN. Van EnSergh, 54 Pearl o..
Mr. Fortenbach, corner Read and Hudson stS
Dr.. A. Merlin. 90 Chatham st
Mr.. Colby, corHer Pearl and Frankforts u.
Allen H IsgersoIl S4s Graad st.
James Weir, 14si Grand ST.
J. BorriIl corner Catnsrne and Madison 81.
Dr.. 9. J. Leeds, corner Cherry and Roosevelt se
DR. Kennedy, SIS Greenwichst.
Also sold Va fhsdepha, Bes,on Ch.reso. &c; by ap-
pointed agents. ChhhkbS WlLDsNo~.
ny1<-lms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-30

II PRIVATE LnEATisk; DC; IN VIZ
especially those who require private well as
an immediate and perfec. cure OF thsr compants but
(Which may be had alone II wished tor is fitted in the lid OF
cessary for the cure Having little chest
ete occasion whatever 10 make second person
doubtful cases Ii be preferred however the may
be consulted coHfdentay by pos, or otherwise and the
wonld scarcely possible express the satisfaction this
little book affords TO all who are asas'n,ea wiz H. Tor beng
physician oimany years ana one also whos non
rope to emnen America, DR. Mott New York.
and DR.. Physick of ephas directions are followed
With that confidence and regularity which ensure success In
this little volume only the different kinds of the dis.
described with panness but the cure OF those other and
distressing symptoms which arise from constitution, ha
bits lite, age &c is also given with great cearness that
those whose health and spirits are amel broken down for
of proper treatment led al once TO see their error
every be evident that nothing be
nostrums which are daily advertised in all
those varying circumstances Indeed II to those, chiefly
persons continuing from month
moath uncured and should be also knownsha not only
the anxiety ana TT by these de-
nothing than structure as the consequence
serious thing haiea possibly happen and whe makes il
1t frequently exists where neither The patient the
which much ignorance and knavery rrssed by
There are these .ss tor who
pills. bottle Of drops when every surgeon knows that ali
these aons therefore author has been particularly
ious make the Of structures PLAIN and and In this
on structures who are perfectly as,ons5ed at the ease and
quickness with which tbv cured having for tried
ether Indeed uader the authors mode
nothing more safe and easy than the cure 81
structures.
The remaining chapters Of this little volume the Sub
jeet of vsRereal disease properly called In which
symptom from its very first beginning down to its most
elected srm stated with the utmost clearness In all the
stages the will he be exceedingly and
eectua that with the assistance of the little chest
may undertake his with perfect safety In these chap
also will be found facts detailed upon the effect OF
old al children. Many who abont to
being married have families, viii fad some deeply In
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Price OF the Chest and Book complete, $780, The hook
alone, Sl.08
Letters consultation addressed to the author.
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IT II uhNtFkhIIy HIUWtu NU Uc HV'Fft
Cempousd Extract 81 Copsiba and sssap.ris, the most
inshle remedy ever Tor M sexual diseases The
hSh sale this mcdcise has obtained
for the last four years certain criterion Of its immense ut
acquired the utmost fame IN almost every part OF
Europe; has been examined approved s and sapc,oaed
by the scuy medicine, and ny the most en-
inent Of the profession. - ,--, =, -,
~ portable brm PIT up N pots tne mose wncn
ture with no resccn diet confinement from daily hu-
sisesx Ty.veers especially would find ibis medicine highly
useo ,rd ourht ssyer be unppovded with preparation
possessing the advantages which the present one
Aeecmpsovns the redeae pamphlet explanatory Of the
dHercn OF Diseases without any extra charge con-
tanning s and ample directions. II contains nercsry
Price 81 50 per pot. -, -, =, 60,
Prepared by r. Thorne, Chemist London, and for sale
by r. Diekie 44 Broadway soutlard Deluc Park 10
and SCI Broadway. mylo-lm-
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,-r....

ing from the abuse u mercury and the eec OF certain do
order mperesty cured with Of the disease sill
lurkng In the system spying the vta and undermining the
constitution, this medicine indeed nvslusbe This atera
tive and purifier Of the blood particularly adapted 10 those
afflicted with the yphiic and mereura rbe unam, wk
pains in the bones sometimes attended with Jumps aud isdura
liens tedious ndolent and scrofuoas ulcers threats and
pains the head dscoorson and erup,oss Of The skin With
failing on Of the hair attended with general debility. This
medicine while ceasscs and parties the blood Graduating
every particle ofdease the time promotes the
tion. aids Digestion and mpars fresh and vlgor the
whole renovsng ssd ressrng the broken constu
ton, when all other remedies are If no avail
Sold HUNTERS Medical Once Ne Divisien street,
where the unfortunate can without exposure. AZ
fellows -5s North sixth u. Philadelphia, Beaver
St Albany; naDoversL Boston; al Camp a. New Orleans
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Price a. hottie. myiS.ln-
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MOTHER PROOF OF THE FAITHFUL
AHUNTERs RED DROP, every Other remedy ev

Copy OF a letter received through the post ohce.
DR.. u. Levison-Desr Sir; Beng - ysuf city ,eent TIVE
months are purchased bottle Huatsr kea Drop
(sryour oce No Division street, for fre OF msRe, whs
had very unfortunately contracted that dreadful dseass, the
vssss.s your city, about ss moahs ago Ne wa wcrs
down TO Leeton could scarcely walk and bad bees under
the oftwo three hyscisss In Newsrk And ose In
York but without good and sill eosnung " get
worse OF your medicine, when bought sov
for him. said before. He sutircy well, sssv
having taken about sstis and bali and he now loo WIN
grateful remembrance your red drop the ssle vesn o.
""'e $50 JOHN J. W.sss,ss
Newark, N. j. March Is, 1885,
Ps lit will be any you, you az liberty 70 pub
lish the above. y y. ~.
This letter can be seen at the oce Division St. where
speect warranted In every csse Sold ~ no other
place In the city, mysIm-
uIOUCk's PANACEA-Prepared soeS from Vegs
table nstter, by Jacob Heuct may BE-
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tor the following diseesDysPspsis, Loss Of
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thouys Fire hra Pleursy Measles yellow Fever Cos
tiveness wndon the Stomach Bowels Cholera Morbus
ptior Influenza, Colds, Coughs Infsmma,oy Sore
Throat, oupsey whoeping Cough, Thrush or Sore
Dropsy Rckes efhe Liver Jaundlce Diculty Of
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the Members and Lganen Mercurisl ars Ncne
real Diseases Ulcers Sere dectons Of the Skp and all die
arising from mpure sleod DC Price per bottle ee
Sold by BUSH HtLLrkR
wholesale Druggists
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dew glass kc No. iss Greenwich street New YORK. also .,
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j 40 heir former stock OF old wines, amounting l5.-
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We have an Oldham Pale. Sherry on hand pronounced
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An orders from Members Of Congress and strangers,
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