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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-05-08
tn TP.jVELLERS.

p, &c ol D,ly Lima OF Mail Coaches for Charlottesville, Staun-
L 10, Warm, uo;, White sulphur, Red sulphur, Sal, SULPHUR,
nj. S,;,,p,. GREY Sulphur, and Sweet Springs, and several other
Na ~, ni,,s, u! note, aud SO on to Gu~yandot,c. Travellers wish
w., ". 4, ,s,G,c seats for either OF the above places, will be particular
~ lin. A, the old Stage Office IN the Eagle Hotel, where they will
!, T,u,ird with tickets, which will secure their seats, when they
srv. 9, S,aunion. Those taking seats in the Old Line OF Mail
',,.5.,, shall cot he thrown out any where. This will be found 10
- me- cheaass., usaics, and best route 10 the above places.
By TIE PROPRIETORS.
4 n Tn, Subscribers inform the Public, that the above men
.o,.I Old Nail Lac is still in successful operation; that the fare
-, ,,i on; Of a: which extends from Richmond TO Charlottesville,
,t,llac. OF nclily eighty miles is now reduced to F"ur Dollars;
,t ,iey have m;le arrangements to accomplish the entire ttp be
,..,1 tha.e lwo places 10 one day only; hut that EItrds may be EN-
,.r.i OF them, to travel pretty much at the option OF Their oceu'
?n:s. -l ,-,L 'sas Int ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-05-08

YOrICE.-AlIe Blair of the county Of Amherst, Virginia, died
u in the wear 1885, testlte, ard in his will makes some provision
ir his 500, James J. Blair. The said James was, nj the date oil the
sUl, supposed to be living somewhere in the South, but has not been
Fs,rI ffotn since September, 1882. Should this meet his eye, OF
come 20 his knowledge, he will do well 10 return to virginia forth,
Win: and If he be dead, his relations here will be th1nkiui TO any
one who will write 10 PoLLY BLAIR, ct Amherst Court house, Va,
"""7 THE AOMINISTRATRIX,
With the nQ annered, Of Allan Bar, deceased.
~ The Editors Of the Miledsevile Journol, the Tallahassee
wNSIrbn, n. and the Tallahassee Fioridian, will give the foregoing
el.h, insertions in their country papers, and forward their accounts
70; the Enquirer Office. 40 a.,
N.yj ifo-Sf'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-05-08

These three years covered the brief season of bank
omnipolence after the conclusion Of the late war. The
second National Bank, with IFS thirly.fv millions of
capital, was then Jus, created; State Legislatures lit.
tered local institutions by the forty at a time. Bank in
auence was predominant every where; and no where
more powerful than 10 Congress. It's Irresistible infu-
ence here was well described at that time by the intfe.
hid and s.gacious Mi. Randolph. This is what he said
"Every man you meet, in this House or out of II,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-05-08

Notice is hereby given, that in pursuance of The above decteelhe
suhscriber will sell he following Lots and parts Ol Lots, OF 20 "nucn
thereof as will raise the several sums thereto RnncNcd, OF PUBIC
auction, at the door Of Cahcll Court house, on Friday the ia diy
OF June next, uvon q credit of nine and eighteen months, Except
the expenses Of sale, which will be required in cash. the purchaser
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-05-08
.r.-,,, f,ou NJ, U,bs,er,s spereh on the Bank Of the United States
cb.r,rE Bin E,L,Idrn lsl6.

Extract from Nj, WtbSttrs Spfea on Me -" S"~ S~'
Cnartsr Buu, february, lel6.
.No nation had n better currency than the Us. ihere was no
,.,;nn ,.L;rb hal guarded its currency with more care; Tor the
G.m.,s of ,b. Constitution, and those who enacted the enrly sta
,u,es on ,i. subject, wers HARD MONEY MEN Ihsy mao i.n'
,hc,cin,c ,edu,onsIy guarded tie currency of the U. >. from deba.e-
man, The legal currency OF the Z. s. was gold md SILVER CON
,,his e =, n subi Ct, in regard TO which Congress had run into no iohy;
!. . Cola and silver currency, he said, "as the law o.
n, home, and tie law of,he world abroad; there could, ~ ne P,;s'
s,-t, NJ he rcrh, be no other currency. In consequence d III Nv
rcn,c PAPER issues having Vanished specie from cifceIhtIo., ~
w 1--WE the amount OF their taxes in something which ~as not
recognised by law as the money OF the country, and winch ~a'''n
fact, greatly deprecated. a., ~ ,ir;,,od
.As TO The evils Of tho present state OF things, Mt. w. noniit.ea
:, in II, fullest extent. II he was not mistaken, mere some
n;;Iiors in the Treasury Of paper which were neAil: "G''nIe's, ana
We now wholly useless TO the Government, BY Which al actual
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-05-08

THE VIRGINIA HOUSE, at present ia tie occupancy. OF the
L ,pbsctiber, after having undergone n repair, vii! be again open
"a Saturday next lat dinner for the reception OF Boarders by the
- ~ 80 NARY J. JELLlS.
Richmond, Nay 4th, lS3S. io-ct
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-05-08

gAQUEIIN TAYLOR x CO. have received from New York
IS AMI nstorn sup ,v Of scasoaabIo Dry Goods, which have been
purchased for cash upon the hast terms possible: and they will &c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-05-08

JOHN LAIDLEY, Collector.
lCs-wl2w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-05-08

c>N REWARD.-Absconded from tha Pits OF the 'Biack death
90" Company OF Coll!ers,' in Chesterfield county, IN January
ls. ATKINS, slave OF dark brown complexion, some > lret {
i,,,.. b.h, about 80 years ofuge, and, on close examination, will be
~, ,aiscI IN some of the counties adjacent to williamsburg. The
C,n,.ny " II pay the above reward for his aires. n"d delivery at
,s-i. Pr.. with the usus ! mileage, Q, If confined in any Ja! IN the
-. -, ,.n ., hi, 1, ,ip ulS-6il Mays.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-05-08

CaE,r BOOT, SHOE MD HAT STORE, ,ntersse!.ea q tie
y E,,yE Rood, StOcsa Hn.-D. ". WHiTE has just received from
p,l,!el,hia his Spring supply Of the above named articles, which
: I'LL tisnoSe of on the mos: accommodating terms:
500 pGr ladies' calf walking shoes, oil all patterns and qualities:
no do do seal walking shoes, OF various qualities and
cuts-aui also goat skin shoes.
800 pair ladies' seal skin slippers, Of superior quality.
400 do do French ties.
35g 90 do morocco slippers, Of the latest style.
10 do French Tics.
lj0L 10 10 Grccian ties.
go 10 do narrow strap ties.
indo do kid slippers. of all patterns and qualities.
DGWdo do ladies' common.
$40 70 shoes aud sippcr rs. from 80 and - cts. 10 81.
For Gentlemen.
,o r,ir calf skin boots, of superior quality, from SIS TO 81.
80 10 morocco do aud also calf skin, from 50 10 So 50, aud
Gcn 81 10 50.
3n!o clelp nail aud pessed boots, of all prices.
lOdo c4f,hoes, Of all qualities and patterns.
So 10 calf pumps.
30 do morocco do.
70 10 seal do.
$50 pal. hoys' shoes. ofall qualities and patterns. 49,.
10000 do misses aud childrcns slippers and shoes, OF all qua'i'ies
and patterns.
Silk HATS, good qrali,y.-50 dozen palm leaf Hats, and also 4
hi Of Trucks, travelling Bags, shoe Thread, and Black'ng oil 'upei
nor qualny.-Ccun,ry merchants would do well 10 call on me, ana
also my country friends, as | am determined to sell low; a 5 l nave
g,v =. LIST
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-05-08

~ by THE GRACE FROM LIVERPOOL DIRECT,
bv thu IO,b inst, n choice assortment of entirely New Goods, of the
I:;,s., s,yiss and psttcrns, which will make their stock much tho
lsr,e,, aud most desirable they have ever had; and which they arc
Jesirous of scIins upon thstr usual credits.
Aprl Th ilV-I1'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-05-08

n. R.-For reference, M to the quality Of our re
Millsiones, apply to the Richmond Miilers.
Mach ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-05-08
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
.James Pircr and Karupha ~fmproeemer

james Rrcr and hdNuNNi fWpF0ttWtHt'
PROPOSALS. will 30 received W 10 the 9TH OF May mex, 'e
- construction Of all, the Farm Bridges on the 80 n,leso OF the !slnes
River ad Kauawha Canal between Richmond and Maiden auVen-
tutc. The aba,mrn,s and wood work will be it ssPe'nteiy.
,,nv i, his ri,v CHARLES EI.LET, IT.,
Nav u7-;SMl Chef Engineer.
CANT LEDGER, by Eclipse, and full brother 10 a'lel, Lance
!" and O'Kelly, will make his neat season % .Isinla, ~ my sa.
be, IRE, Hi. Two miles below Richmond. Particulars ~wlllappcar
in his bills anJ advertisement in due time. JOHN i. WHITE.
rr,.a i'm - o. S0-ts
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-11

[l3113;SE70H2

III This Invaluable medicine has, unaided by pufery
patronage gar ed high reputation solely y Consequence Of
that deadly Zoe - hs human race Consumption or " radical
coughs s.h@s iaasss1s Group Shoopns cough all in.
a.mma,oy affections OF the chest lungs offered
p.ss a. pic. ~ po e. s. U"as climate 70
abe the slence Of such complaints es inpera
It's operation reme,e 10 their birth those ymcm. which, if
.S 10 he
the Pecers Honey Lyerwor 70 the snisng ecsey q
by may o. our most respectable ersus wso having eIpe
It's beneficial feels have voluntarily authorised the
he diseases above sllpded TO-
all Of difficulty in brs.thiur caused BY Innamms
ef chest the PICTORIAL Hoaey Of Lverwo
will he found lnysus6e and uafsng Of rel e. ope
IL Eo.e s ass, Complains children
whoopng cough se y the only er'a,s remedy1ssd "
srao.s the approaches Of consumption In et the national
motto Of EPIuribus Unu" nos il the funiiy from
cAents 9Th pecsiar proprey be applied 70 the feclo
For sal BY JAMES D. NowILL sole proprietor, corner
oes,L MeKe:ss. Co, Iss Made. Lane.
aas%. ss'i Cid, soc sSS:,v.y and B.wery.
Ge"rse D. esssestsIi coraer Of Pearl and nose sta
T.Rnbbsrd Ss5 eovery.
Alien I'm ineersoii, Grand corner q Sor,ois q
DR.. Bloodgooe corner Of Allen and Rivington
Bissrovs Powers, Brooklys, LII
Dr.. Eiiss Trivest, roushles psie, MI.
Henry Rowles 4 Co, Albany.
". Bristol Utica, NJ. Y.
l. =. Swan, Kschc1er.
Luther Ksi, n Co, Genevs, NY.
J. ID Phillips, Newburg.
Jso Csrp~n'er, Sing sing.
seymour Dekirssn. Hartford, Coca
Dsyd Mitchell. New Hsven
u. Fbornton, Jr., New Redfard, Mas.
Roberts Atkinson, Baltimore.
= L. Safer, Charleston. s e.
J. Huurevilie, nostor.
is p'spsss% . purchase s''' -s
liberal discoust allowed "a co~-ry a~slers
iy Si-i~s "nRk"" 80
I'D - ~ ~, !, cHm 49, El.lre e.. 80 Chi
e~ sCsmtls~dta a.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-11

NJ TO THE PusLIc-In testimony o. ne eI,saeri,n..
pslale) remedy all diseases the bowels Dy-pepsis,
and m. sumer complaints Of chidren Tie biz hy
respectable geuemenn addition 10 husdreds OF Others have
highest opinions lis merits aud Of the deciaed
which has attended lis use BY themselves, sad In their am
De Peys,sr, ESQ., captain Of the New York pseke,
Congress Hall, New York, Gel Charles Mapes, David Ks
bery Esq III Front street, Mr. David Hais 80 nrocme
ter D. Collins aas Front street, Mr. Charles Smith SO
Grand street; MI Jshn Inmes. 40 anton streets Mr. wm.
Cyrus Bill ESQ.,, Broohlysi Mr. Edward cruikshsnk, 10
sncs the ppbcsliea In the Evening star. New Era.
Sunday Morning News snd o,h-r pap The seoye letters
,ions gratifying evidence Of his preparation from gentle
man well kno~n 10 hui dreds OF our c,ircns go.
Dear srumy,esinony win add any hing 20 the sronr
proofs you have already published Of he efficacy Of Bal
s,ss u sesay ose and son 81 ,he stomach willingly
s.ss, TO S%s o. ss o. y .% ss's
As.r am e.l vile Of judging from the Effects IS, h.vs
taken wi,h The se 60 results SHOULD .sy the Bsam
Of Moscsteo o. The r,os, valuable medicinal pre- para
AMOS LEEDS, o. Hsmmersiy St
ssen Tss y,sp.. s.s hs. wLeee s.l..m OF Mo.cs
% pss,sss. FOR use and sc s,uiie Of the prspreos sig
Price according to The sir q he e,,e' one Two, OF
IN. propretor No 50 Greenwich 0culist kc the
druv s,ore III Mhss, No. las Brosdwsy At Mr Dches,
NO lIs Broadwsyt at Mr. Dodds, Nos ssS and hi
broadway Nj sch,eneln's No ~ C.ns street AZ NJ
Grand sree and Mr. McCesrs No rs Gre swich street.
The following gents have been appointed fer the country
Mr. W. r Mills N. X. corner Of TN and Chestnut streets,
PhsdeipLisg Peter Williamson, correr VI Amond and
second streets Southwark rsnsaephs, M. Rob, chiswel.
Brsss wsy Psterea ~ III Mr. Lowe, ~ Fulton street,
Rroehlynt Dr. Palmer, - Hsrovor street, Boston Mr. W.
Dr. M santos, Nsrfk, Va; and Mesrs. spotswood and
Robertson, Petersborg vhgnis.
psd) 70 Mr. wheeler, No. 30 Greesvich street. where ell
sert jyis SIM
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-11
PATENT wINDLAss
II ED ST r. AID.

~ HE subscribers Sole Propristors I'd fscurers,
prepared with oespaeh oil orders for their
Uarvaed Patent sweed Beam ndzss Bedstesds, which
universally used being the best article
yet o~bninr ease convenience and durability
The acted by the windla asd sweed beam
made perfectly light and tree from all liability 10 sag sii
leaving elasticity the which renders particularly
easy simple In construction, tke Of putting up and
taking down Of hut little trouble 10 comparisons
with hose any whilst the precsrn with
which the component parts fitted safeguard
against the introduction VI any hind Of yermlp,
FEom taken To render each bedsead perfect their
qualities for durx siy will recommend them 1, porchassrs-
invited call and examine large assortment now
hand.
Also large assortment Of elegsst Furniture ksttrasss
leather Beds, kc. constantly on hand,
Jw K G. sOUTHACK, No is6 Broadway,
is l5-v opposite the rrsnklin House.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-11
ME D..

On Thursday evenng Mrs Judith Reynolds, in the seth
year cf her sg-. =
On Thursday evening" of consumption, Mr.. Archibald Nc.
DonaldLaged IS years.
On Thnrsaay evening, Of short laess. Hery Thomas,
aged 81 years.
On Thursday morning. Joseph W.. OF John and Emily
Granrer, aged months -, =
On Thursday eveaing fever the brain. Edwin Rams
DELL infant son Edwin J. and Sarah d. Brown, aged Il
months and 10 days.
his residence at New Haven wednesday evening",
Henry Bedow Esq. aged II years -
Thursday morning TIN nst at the Bell Farm near Phil
ade after long ness Mr. Samuel C. Masters junior
partner the house Markoe Co. o. New York.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-11

Wednesday morning., Mortimer w. Hamilton, 10 Mary
Gertrude Jones, both of this city. -
On the Instant by Rev. John Knox, Theodore NJ
Kouls Esq ct New Orleans Miss Louisa H. n Board Of
this city. - -.
In city OF Houston Republic Of Texas, July 4th MT
John W. Edrdge formerly OF This city, to Miss Sarah Aurs
daughter Of Christopher Miller formerly OF Mddeown'
Conn.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-11
yAUxHALL GARDEN.

The Propstors respectfully inform the gusic that they
have effected an engagement for THREE NIGH IS ONLY
wi the following talented performers who viii appear Tor
singing ELECTED much applause Friday eveRiag last Mr
Mossop, from Baltimore bis first appearance BELL The
celebrated eqsbrists professor Of mnascs Mr. coonbs
the wonderful American magician
On SATURDAY EVENING, August IL, 1888.
The performance will half past eight O'clock
with AIR J. w. BELLS EQUiLIBRlUM ExERCL-
SES causing plates waltz aud keep time WIN tne
music, which will utterly impossible he will make wash
bowls completely subservieHi It's WILL Afer which ne VIII
the Chinese sports with Balls eaecne changes
rapbows waterfalls uiang les and conclude with the Goden
Flowers. ~
The performance will be continued with the following
Songs Away, away, the Mos tains brew Msherbert-
With m, love III march away Mrs Herbert Horn,
Mrs HeTbert-Hurarh fr Emerald Isle, Mrs Hsroert-
Tine Soldiers Tear Mossop-The Harp that once thro
Taras Hall Mr. Mossop-O IN the Silly Night MT hoep-
The Boys OF Kilkenny, MIR Mossop.
Af.er which will be ntermission OF 80 minutes
Part I'd will commence with Favorns Overture by the
Orchestra, csds Mr. Jameson folio we'd Immediately NY MI
COOMBs, the great American MAGICIAN who will aston
sh audience with this truly wonderful decepuons OF Leg.
erdemaia
N B..Dus notice win be given 81 the commence meat Of
the Vaudeville Company.
Bsxery stages Will convey visitors from
and lower parts. the city during the pero' maAces
Abundance rs cents .
Doors open Al 7 o'clock-Performanse hsH
past O'Clock.
weather.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-11

Ssd H. - se..s, q tn: ssocuis sSx:s per-
TIE DUMs sELLE-viviaa. Mr. RicA"s'-Aliaa, Miss
THE sEoUGiN ARABS -n perform Act. consisting
OF woaaerfut ssmsrsets &e
THE POOR soLDiER-Pauick. Miss Cushman. with sosgs
--Norah Mrs. Hughes, with song prnou,n
Ai:sr sich' another act Of performance " 'n'
sH To sSHuse ra ,.,u sDon Mr.
Pasgs, Mr. Fsher-Ku.y, Mrs Vernon. :, -, :,
Pit. So cents. Gallery. IS cents.
s. sca A. Eve
WAC iNix MUMMY~ Ginger Blue, Mr. Riee-Lucy, Miss
Miss Yat 5 in afavori,e dane.
SPEC FIRE BRIDEGRoOM.-squire Aldwiakle, MR. PHI
hPs-Diggory, Mr. Farrell-Lsviaa, Mrs Greene
JIM GROW in LGNDoN-Jm Grow. Mr. Rice, in which
ne will introduce the popular Nsgre Exirasssanxa Oh Jim
Doors open at 7,performsnce at haGpast
o'clock. a02 iw"
NIBLO's GARDEN.
No postpoHement at time this establishment a. the
grand from Broadway saloon from
SATURDAY EVENING. Angus. Il,h.
TICKETS SO cents
1th nigh. Of The sss,ge%ss. Of the astonishing RAyEL
cSevaiies Dosras, I. Ivy Gabriel RaveI
, Tns ne v coac raasemm' Of the UNFoKsEEN iLLU.
ingenious and nhve gaopade by 30 all been
subject Of the proprietor has
great pleasure in announcing for epeon this evening
OF Ix The BAL
great proportion OF this piece will be performed on the
Madame aud Antoine Ravel will dance Pas de Sa-
bots attitudes Pas de Deux which wfeRd with
a WALTZ
The comic character of Chevaer Dourian by Gabriel
vel
Half an hours for promenade
during which the celebrated Mitsry Band will perform
variety Of overtures marches nc on the terrace
The entertainments conclude with
4 comic Italian panomlme called LUOMO ROSO the
Unforeseen Iluon The scenery painted by Mr. Or sn
Machinery and ranormaioa by Mr. Hichngs New dresses,
&c, and full corps de ballet OF 80 persons
driguo Gabri Ravel Clown, Antoine Raye Harlequin, N.
Checkeni EUomo Rose, Javei Rave Joseph (servant 10
Rodrguo,) Jean Ravei Lanour Nine kiz kavel; Column
bine Mime Eugene; Chief of Brgands Mr. Badock Nota.
| rss, servants cooks faIi- robbers kc.
Monday y, Vaudeville Night
In rehearsal vaudeville -the Mier Man, by J.
/ B. Phiips-My School fellow-by Mr.. Charles Dance.
To coAassn carriages 10 SGT down with their
| norses heads towards Blocker street
Amusements every evening ia the week except sundays
when the Garden will be opened ice and
| OF every variety and of the most approved kinds.
/ Admission ia cents, including Rrtreshment.
Omnbusses will from the City Hotel to Inc Gar
den. during the evesing. 80 -,
vafiegated lamps and with supers
collection choice plants Shrubs lemon and lime
To the Grand Walks has been added this season seven
" new Transparences ofbeauifu design execuiion
The Groo Fountain beeu newly decorated and Pours
forth It's cooling amid the blancy OF lamps and ira
GRANGE ofhowers
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-11

EDWARD wALKER, scokhsser, IN Fsiton
II street IN Dutch street, New ferh Al dscnp.
iors of Binding nesiy executed genemens rsres hed
mp rep.ired uusc and periodicals boucd - pattern ~
dies scrap guard boehs albums and pcye'os Of Ill de
scrptions, made 10 order
Rpdse done for srses book ssuscss, societies. Nc o.
sdvsrtrg-~ps s.vms ty7t sm
TIrrnh y rADA HONEY vas'ss '~raedia'e'y
saii SisrLvRs1sa, lss srssA~,y sss n wala
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-11

DOCK BINDING WITH INDIA KUBB EK
ID Tns Improvement in bs oh binding, recently
discovered by Me- Hancock, Of London where II ID paoncd
by the Bank of Eng Insurance Companies and many 0
and Bankers has been patented
in the United states other countries by the inventor and
who daily and exclusively licensed To The patent In
this BY the Of India hHbbcr, sewing com
pletey supercess The beauty ard elasticity with which
books and cannot he surpassed Every per-
coaveni-n arising from writing toward the inner part OF
book the method OF bidding so completely obvses
this unpleasant obstruction To ~ras presen the os
OF Ledger uniform plain surface an object hitherto I'M
engrsvings and maps music books manuscripts &c sPec
books bound In this have been submed t. seve
gentlemen officers and drecors Of public institutions OF
th city, capable OF judging Of their merits and they have
The public are respectfully invited to call and ensmine
Of these books which are now ready al my wherc
every variety OF foresa snd domestic Stationery OF the hs
quality, may be had. - r.,rr :. ,,u
su76t PETER =. MEsIEk - wan =.
- e;IDLIIZ WATHH-Messrs YoUNs kENT
celebraed sedz Spring In Germany Tor constant supply
Of the crystals the salts these waters contain are enabled
offer the American public their powders, the means oil
intsnsneousy producing the original Sediz water possess
ed e all m Inherent virtues The powders so long known
Sedly possess other prop rites In common with the ss
tive Seidz than their aDerent effects las well produ
by Epson ss being entirely devoid OF the tonic 40
alternative qualities OF the waters Hence CONTINUOUS
Of the common Scdlz powders produces ca .ne &C
companir with much whilst on the other hand me
Of The Germnn spring give to the stomach and &c
neral health being aenu With Sickness or DINER IN
pleasant effects These powders neatly put In one do
by Messrs YeuEr Kent 55 Broome str e. corn
OF rbompson who the importer Of the cryased
the signature OF Young Kent Nose Others are genuine.
sof SIN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-11
Ina port ant TO MtlIinors. Country MerchaM,s
and the Ladies I'm general.


NJ CARL KING, the well knswn and celebrated First
Premium and Hat Manufacturer her Males
ty Victoria Queen of England respectfully informs the La
dies York and vicinity, and the public generally that
Wholesale business and has entirely
given up his retail namely 1851 Broadway and
cry; will epaeavor have always hand
ecg large Of superior quality fashions
bly, Of eghon Foresce Tuscan and English
Straw HAS, al residence, No II Division ST. by siagie
hat at very reasepabe price, MkRers and Country Mer-
win always find assorimeat and Of superior
fabric wholesale price Of Leghorns Florence Baids
TUSCAN and English Hats by the dozen case his
Wholesale Warehouse, No. ~ Maden Lane, up stairs
reasonable terms any house In the city.
o. lie will keep alse elegant assortment OF the most
fashionable Flowers and Paris Ribbons by the
set at a very reasonable price JySl-Sm
u BRANCH or THE SHADES Ann street. near
william strestThe subscriber, proprietor OF the Shades
respeS uy informs his fiends and the public generally,
encouragement received since the opening s the
those who reside the eastern side OF
city, The fitted similarly, and will be conduct
ed in all respects the same ms the Shades.
je2y :. EVANS
ar MANSION House, Port Jefferson, Qate Drowned
Meadows L. The subscriber has opened the above house
reception Of company transient and permanent The
large built especially for TIE BUSINESS and
ranged with every for the comfort Of visitors Is stua
ted the head Of and commanding view Of OF the finest
bays Long Island which ubounds with fish fowl. Car
rages will in readiness all times and handsome sail
and from New York, viz: per rail road
Hicksvl~. Also, weekly the island To Patchogue
and regular packet weekly from foot Of Oliver street, be
sides other vessels almost daily. Terms moderate
Port jefferson L. l., June so, 1888. y7T
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