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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-05-01
ii AJiIsIED,

" Montpelier, lJlH "a Apfi by John Gray, Esq Mr.
L'Tn'1,r baiaasd~r pt Montpelier ~ Miss Lou,ss
W he-ivT ot C.4is.
~ Burlington, 2,in April, by the Rev Mr. ngrssoil,
Mr. oistd eLci,, Lsq. Ut ~ iilisoui 10 Mas sorah
Aun Gong
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-05-01
Farm iOs Sale.

'hr eo''c'ih-r "h-ri 30 fafai lof 'sis. l. iss w
fhS - a'aie norm 81 tAs fstDg h, uss "a
y - liailev. ssid sfa. c,aiaiis alssi 200 ses..
e a. oe ia'-I h're three duai.s. bee ,s, o.,
isfHi -ni shfat ihsrenH- "oI t-i. g. - he ( ,n
&c" ~sisrsd-Pa, @.s4s s4sy.
NATHAN NILS.
'"f'' f''fh J. lt%t. li6v
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-05-01

CossrrsroaaL The correspondent ~ lilo NcU
fork Sunday M"rl,ug News whites from Wash-
Instro, (Fnto, 20 ~ ihui TIC S'na.e ha- passed
O." iiurd r"adiug, by ,o'c If 20 10 IA the hdl
t' f'"srt.i Zoe i--HiuE ritruisiinn g TIC uofrs
~ dnns % tie iair B,uk 1T ibc Uniird Sialo-.
The penalty j., ia eari, offence, 90 i,soirg mote,
hue of ten .hou-aad auiists. auG imprisonment 10
The nl'cniIary, al hard labor, fot term not mon,
than H,e, n"r irss than iwo ,'hf-. There Is ~"
doub, HAT ihe bal vii pass he Hou,c The con.
scf,a'ivcs ali g Tor D..
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-05-01

Cnsevf.i Oar readers wiz olsrtyc That VIC have
nj k'p % n1 'prtess.anii Journal tor ~ wee
rss' ao fr..,a -. he dong. very limtcf and
ts:-''s unn,eres'ins - ,la'inr .hr dnr"g repor,
tAs Lane Gn4ol ieAhl. b. saa..t,l,ti ms &c 80
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-05-01
LATE FROM EUROPE.

By ihc Buish Steam rsckei Ctcsi Western,
Lr'.i. us.Aip. tish lrn nu.'el April b.. W
is,e Ht.toi asies TO ,ht tn. add LatJsu H. The
vscpfrg e liv o q.
T'trs tie .a~sisg HsysiS, .iB'ii Gu
u - uo~ pfctiy vsi Uatrfs'eri amongst The
uiuosisry 'if,o- thHi he specUisiiun 81 -T'dirg
bulii,5u 18th. uoied SiaicF has rs,ied. ~ -. PIE
d,'iee. 10 ,ous,gu,uc- Il the sd,snrr ~ ihc cv.
rhtngrs iu ihei fcpu5 riuu ih,s e"unity and DOE
I'D .cfiun ai lie p'cuI,' up5o sil,rt tnA g"if.
IT,, Bsuk ~ Ena lsuj du.clu'u have, ihrfei"tc de-
i'rnlHrd - .. g understood. ud O." forward Iur
moaut 81 builiun io The Uuued Safe vhi,h They
contemplated some three weeks pssi. We believe
that tucv hasc not shipped bot mote Than 'n"-
f"urih Iau of ibo sum they m'cndrd-say $40,
600. snd that they bs,e p.id fofl.,t.feiIh, g.
ibaj which ROW cnuld u"l be cen, ~ih0m scry
Jus .uss.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-05-01
SUB AGENTS.

Gee. u i,h, NIllelary. .qdaaon County.
o : Ee.th, -h,fi.n. Eoalisa
t. Alrse, Get .bury. Olis4as
ahH k"sri, DaH4iile. Caiedsaia
y tod %. HiuIfur. Bina,sr
" o. L sul. BsL.vs faih. Itiassor
II So + .rrr, iiu.Ianl. R.fLsnd
" W '"i"r 3. VI n'psii.'. ipmAnsha
t'tier tfrw. G. e. 90 Oyl-e
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-05-01

ryii aB,a.iRF 10 how bad ne loco icos Zee
IN New fnfs think hit the hanks enabled to
tnne specie psVm-Hl Wthuli Gov Matcy's salsa. We
should ,hrk tina, friend Ctos3-l # the Argos 81
mp.. besr. htrhea - 10 90 disappointed They the
party arc ne, s'mss5e fcf ~ thee Tacy Hers hc
q the d,i.as Of the currency asd the
pcasvn ana theY ~Aned - atone BY pretending 10
sol tie bsnks 20 resume s.sn
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-05-01

MrKenucdys majority in the entire District, s72
votes.
fln the regular Congressional election, held IN July,
1857 the average maj riy for the Van Buren, TICKET N
the city Of Bltmprc WAS 2,3 votes, and the average
majority Tor the TIC ket IN the whole district, was
-! voices
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-05-01
TUESDAY, EVENING. aAyi. isss.
sis uasss's 70, the i:nrirc staie---ResuraEtion
CT spctic PaFmtut.
RUTLAND. vt.

W. insersransiy omitted 10 mention our last ih.,
n Yea 49, nj sascfs 10 the irolsiiuo u tie bank
o0nrra'isn 70 pat 81 'h~ r--nmyiop 81 Specie pay.
snt. hst Hrr~1,ss.iy afsf ie n. L # te Cnnren.
ten ~ss P-envls slsd ibs obligation ~ithcfcw 81 =
bot nd Rf0red, 10 ssU PsyintH, 4e 10Th Day ol
NJ THIS wsss, II should be Bat u Aili b- seen
In Haoslrf eolutoH 81 ibs plrvr, ,hsi the New YofA
"b,nh WhiEs" batc don, heltrf lhsa they promised -
Tasy hsv" alrr-Ay es,l heir eoarr this m, all.
IL .. 'they aa,f ihs nse.sasfs sp~er reAres for
Plsa,, pha ast Bos,an fr,ame, uIer need. Hraee
have bet ss'y it''c doubt that general resumption
val soon take place ,ifpnghou, the country.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-05-01

j TOM NC DHTItWUFt .TVtF ttdH y TpfIf sl'
S0l ial C0D0ycs.i,nal E'ecffnr. The election for
nic"bcr REPRESENT the fnuuh Cnngre sionni District
OF Mlry land, comprising The cities OF Bitmore and An
n,ppOs, and Ann Arundel County took Place y'ser-
day. We annex the result from the enule District, az
follows;
Kennedy (W) Marriott (V. b
Baltimore City, 1857 o3H
Ann Arundel, 1872 20
Annapolis, 20 N.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-05-01

"A "" fuud. Notes purport"E 10 be- upon the Ear
West Banking CO at hirWuukrr, Wisconsin, hive
made their appearance. The pubic are cau,o"rd a.
g1'ns hen there being such Bank - that place
PtAsbnrgf iistOr.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-05-01

In he House, the Report the Duel was taken up
aud the whole sitting occupied IN reading the ties
tuiony taken before the committee.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-05-01
FASHIONABLE Hats.
NOTlsE TO HYsFiSTs IN VERMONT,

TIVE GENUINE Norti on, or H.scan Vegetable
Il unrera Medicine. Of 'he Briii.h ilese Of Health
Gu again be mad 90 thIl ttc, The College have Rp-
lriltr,l mad seI,f ,td
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-05-01
BANK NOTE TABLE.
Corrtc'ca By J,-gh ". C7tk Gig mn.
.N,rrA 2s 1888

.M4rrA %. 1888.
Cy~1'hc hills 1T eli the Baaks 10 the New Enr-
isod States Nitn are 90 gaod ctedi,, are tvre,,cd
~ psr. d,posiir by the fn.h'Ning Bsnk-. viz -
Alta. Ailsuuc. C,,nuercipi, Eagle. Freemsns'.
Globe. iisnce,k Ilam,Iiur. Msrkc,. Merchant.
Niddi,os In'etes,. Motif, Oriental. S,ttc. SuGot.
Sue sna Leslbt, D,al,ts. ShsWmei. TIsinon,.
riadrt,', Union and Washington.
srjs rnc Snd"lk Bark ,ran,seis h ,hc business
,e.s''ug 10 county Bsuk., for The above named
Bank-.
Biil. ~ SIS and under. Of tic American Bank,
ere redeemed b, them ri their o~n counter. IN
curreut bile uf This city,
t.-rhr Sofri& Dsuk los ceased 10 redeem ibc
bulls e Oh he baak. Ia Rhode leland except ,ht
hrrclanis' aud National y, Providence, aud Foil
River unlun.
LIST or BFoKEy BANKS ~ VIEW ENGL9ND.
Etulhanr. Z. t. Coue,nnwcslb, B,ston
Chei-ca Bank, Chelsea. Mass; Casrn", Me-,
DERBY, Conn; Eagle. New Hs,eo Couu. Frauk-
Do, at South Boston; Farmers. Bethedown Me.
keuprbrc, NJ, L,nytuc, south Bo,tun Ma
hanr Bank hymn, Mass; Pa-remaq 1oddy, East
puri, Me-: Scluatp, II. l.; Wisca.sei. Me
Lis' at Binks ~ New England. whose Charters
ha,r expired. Sutton Bank Wdkonsuic, Mass:
Farmers & Mcchanrs Pawtuokci, X. l.; Bath
Bank NJ. Wnlhrog Bank, Me-, KenntbUnk
Bark at Arundel. Nc; Bangor Dank, Me-; Sacu
Bank; sOld Cumberland Bank. Poumnd: New
Joiypnu Bana: -Water,,llo Bank Concord Spar
baNk, casi,er) y. H.. 'McndOn Bank rnpnIx
Danl. Nantucket.
rhr hrl.s Of these Dluks are sull received.
BiLLs AOTRECEUEDs ar THE SUFFOLK BANK
MAI.'L'
discount
C,n u, poruuud. ;
Frankfort ot Frankfort 10
L''"!''It. Bangor. ~
I"m9rfl""d, d" Portland. .
n'''''' u, '"'"F'
u,re, n,,. :, F,,,b,,., fFn.aN
,I,,...., ,,n.,,, "a
=, r,,y nj =, CAM. 10
= ,t,,,..,,< ,,,,.,l -, o~.,o no
,yo.,u,,,,,o ,,n,Iy =, C,,ais 10
W." ''"i "'''"N'
Lancaster, =. u. 20
Marlborough Bank. 10
MASSAC!lUShITS,
American, at Boston. 2i2
Furun. nj Buslon 40
Fatmefs' and Mechanics, Adau,s South Vii
la.c, new. 10
Cnizens, al Worcester. 3
N"ioih at Ruxbury. 30
.lilby, at Boston so
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-05-01
- ! q "a u Lists

INOh S+e-Fffg e}0tsn eat 70 ,0.r iIu. and tos4rs
4 y lae.fs,s J. E.siax OF 80 G,s.4 49, -.
sc . ~ srTLAsI LoOEs1CAg.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-05-01

a Cnrt7say Tie iicnyune of the Ii,h inst
says. ih. sieatnC5 Sutna whsh arrived ST tls port
'c daya sigcr. brought dpan schooner. huilt the
ilon~.,r state and a. suncd " 7 She d laden with
the frames 81 ,i.il tt:i uea buiIngs Tor srttrIs
lllr NAunt r., lmhIlc.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-05-01

Counictf,fs. Counterfeit three dollar hills Of the
Ntndsof VI -BneL. hadiy executed and tirrs ON the
Firmris nd meciiincs' Dank burlington, VI. have
pas.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-05-01
HNts!! H0ts!!!
NEhofcs0fc 0Hd ResUtf.)
q H@L GUDIe

M GUILD lnfrn the pubic that he has rennnv.
w ed hts Hating BasiUcss To the Dud,ng
i"Tm"rly occupied NJ Store by ;hc late Doci
Hooker. on The East eide Of Main Street IN tho
East Village Of Rutland, and has opened From,
Snor, where he will keep constantly. at wholesale
ADD retail large sssottaicnt Of
FASHIONABLE EssTs,
Embracing CASTOR. NAPT and FELT of all
qualities ANA slzes Ia .uit purchsseta. which he
Will sell low for cash, produce Of u,ost kinds. or
approved credit.
Always grateful for past favofs, he sill eodeav-
or I" merit continuance OF patronage.
N.1-fIED IN exchange for Hats puliei and
shrarcd LAMBS WOOL aud r,ls for which
fair Price wiil be given.
SHiFPLl'G FURS are also wanted by tho
SAID Cook.
Rutland, April 81, 1899. 1917
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-05-01

j'eshaciioa Of sips. f,ienl who has kept
no'r""rt at ot-r,'c.s al sea, say- that from the
u of January 1887 10 Tie l., If Apil l-35
urNs "ss Iec,ited uf the l,rs "l 10 saps IOl
bug, 80 rcho"nrrs most f lhcai though hot al
Ecfe American vcssel, -.o0r Of Cam.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-05-01

Rtsnm ton Il SPeeie Pa Hcpts IN Canad1 The
Montreal Courier says the Banks pi Lower Canada
ore ready &" resume sprcr P1y"i~nis aud ihii Is Their
d' rfninsi.,n leading Institutions shall
81 Tie ty.mpe.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-05-01

tn" Green Bay DrruucrIt says that ''tlc smallpox
aging considerable extent among the Aluuonirr
Indians Between ~ and ) have died wihn the last
:" II weeks Their condition IS SAID to be miserable ~
the ratroIne."
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-05-01

The latest adsices from Florida mention that
press Ifp rider between Camp King and Font Dadr,
aud two neD, mar NrwHusViic had been kll uy thc
indians II also Irpnricdat II Augustine that g."
vrrapr Gail had breu killed by Tie Indians al West
FlosIIa
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-05-01

w learn that The Pr,sidentot the United States, by
aud wilh the advice ut the S-naic has coHtstrd the
B.co o! Bu.adicr Gcn ri the gallant Colonel lay
@ eel the FIRST Regiment "l infantry. ior his ~, rtnf
Gus c"Gouut tr 4s action with the Florida Indians.
--.Ndf iate!.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-17

designed Tor he use OF every Individual but especially
those whose circumstances requre that they obtain
well as an Immediate and perfect cure The Treatise
little Chest exceedingly convenient m travelling and which
contains every medicine ke necessary the perfect
IL Impossible 10 express the satisfaction this little book A.
lords all who interested the subject begins by des
complaints which very nearly resemble this disease
~ssh ar essd as y
thus the poor eonhdng pasnt first gets robbed and then,
proceeds show that, under the word venera two
distinct diseases ncuded venera disease properly
portance to the difference between the two Tor the
eamen, proper IN the one most Injurious in the other
Gonorbea In persoa produces vcssres another
neither does venefesl produce Gororrhea then
eury for should Be- Known that s,housh in mos, Eases
mercury absolutely useless aud hurtu The ether
nothing easy what those crcumsssnce,
Moreover IN the authors practice and under the dec
ngy mild and ehcaccus enedy The next chapter
o. % n.. ns ~ with and
quences OF allowing obennrhea continue rsm month
chapter on structure Itself snd which l. made exceedingly
plsln and interesting Tor Is IN this ofhe which
Cor instance Who pretend TO cure with boz Of pills. or
so,s o. drop sh,. every surgeon knows ,hs! all
any thing which msoh battles the ignorant horrible
are S.sd noSss . & enr
The remaining apterSarr these other forms
and ss.s se Every ss
siby arse any stag. Of this complaint even from is h,
he known that there form '. vensreal disease which
- The Is rs. SHOW . 20 Other way
abuadasy plain and ebessious any hry-
this little chest 81 medicine complete undertake his
with perfect safety and success
The price Of the chest Of medicine s2 the book alone
Is VI, forwsrdedt ssy part OF tse world.
Letters consultation, the chest TO be addressed
the author DR. RALPH, - Cnprtlsnd, street. ~ Y.
r. >. sincc publishing this book the author has been
consulted on so many distressed and ruined csssto,ons
tchehy rom trusting description Of advertising
people that he has proper devote portion OF hin
ue TO these cases There are mo- diseases
which involve more paintsl
affect the mind than OF the sale female
there any which call greaer combination OF integrity
~ character with l expeiesce In the person coruted
them Ter satisfaction ~ strangers coming 10 this city
therefore, write from distance he deems
proper that he u sraust. Of the University
tdinsurgb Member Of the Regal Colrge Of Surgeons
London and author Of work expressly dssss~s
Also estu,onisl letters from the eminent phys
Europe the eminent in America, las DR. Mott
OF Nsv Yors and DR.. rhySch of Phsdeiphsl whc- he
will be happy show any who wishes a. m6.ims
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-17

4 yITNTEP,s M M 49, H., - - -

Copy vi litter received through The post Office
aar j Lcvison 5 Division Il. dew York
Dear srAt the r. quest % Trend who has lately been
liberated from The angs uf acon by the aid your
Eaole Hunters Red Drop address lie you his
hand, having been radically cured by magic it
were, (usng Only part of pha OF dang disease
which he rasy exposed hne usguarded heur but
haviRe received both and lesson, il indeed truly
grae'u Tor the and hopes receive sautay benefit
from the other myself who witnessed its effect, testify
10 MS merits, and Christian philanthropi
wish that the public may be made acquainted with its
utility.
pour thy balm upon wounded orld
And let the banner of disease be furled-
Les enbers reiume-while YET one sparks alive,
And bid the kadlHg glow OF health revive
Extend thy arm-the sufferers pang appeass,
While grooming meath the demon OF Disease
And grateful hearts shall all Thy repay
When stern afnctionss chains burst away.
Deencelcss youth-if PASSIONS firm control
Has placed thee where dark Of angusb roll,
Where sorrow rsigns, and storms OF suIerng fall
Where mercy's ear meier needs thy pigeons call
Then flee to him who kindly holds for thee
Those precious Drops that soothe and set theefrse-
And when thy ust Affections i DER,
Go, rescued "child of wrath, . sin mere"
Yours rssreciiully, K. u. p
Sold at No 5Dvison 81 Pnce 81 per bottle This letter
can be at the Office.
b. The pubic viii please take notice that the genuine
Hunters Red Drop be obtained other place the CT
ty but Division 81. M28lm-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-17

Hereafter whenever any country subscription 10 the
Herald, reaches fortnight OF It's close subscribers
, receive their papers, done up In yelloD lordppers
This plan is adopted in order to give our patrons, IN
the country, notice. either to renew their subscription
>by fresh remittance or to expect 1t to cease at tine
close of the period for which it had been paid Sub
scrbers will therefore, understand, after this notice,
what is mean, by receiving their papers done up in
yeAoW Orappiag paper.
By this method we furnish individual subscribers
with proper notice. without putting them TO the ex
>pense of postage and thus shave Amos Kendall, by
way of requita for his shaving often our suoscr-
bets The fashionable morals of the present day, as
sanctioned by the Honorable the Kitchen Cabinet,
are to cheat much as you can, so that the la"
does not reach you. do not practice on this primer
pie TO any extcaL except waen have dealings win
the Ktchen-and on such occasions II Is adopted
purely in self defence-f you don't shave you'll gel
shaved Every day am receiving letters complain
ing that the Herald has failed when, at the same
time know full well that it is regularly nailed
Why these complaints? Because many of Amoss
cub reasurers will be looking into the Herald to see
the ineaments of their master accurately depicted.
They read laugh but forget put the Herald into It's
wrapper again. Hereafter beg them az favor-as
personal avor me-to try to be as honest as they
can. know they have precious little of that article
bat precious little is better than none.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-17
HUNTEn,s CELEBRATED RED DROPS

Il I.-VH1ct D DVSlOn sI-NeVeT knOWn
fa.-Those afflicted with the vencrea disease informed
that lind safe, certain and eeetuai cure by apply
ing mt Division The Of this medicine such that Il
drives vesige ofhe poison from the very few
how the addition
also
friend being unable to detect the oft Beth may
with perfect safely without regard
any diet The wonderful effected by
this extraordinary medicine in different parts Of u
have renderea u so celebrated that rs in universal demand
from MaiRe 10 Florida.
single
known fa raj OF Is ~ standing
curea after Thing else has failed Csrfeatss
be seen by applying 81 this office
The universal of puts all competition
IL yos wish remedy, be and find No Divoa
only place IN the city where II Is sold.
To prevent mistakes bottle will have the written
nature of Or U. LEVlSON, or whom he obtained prL
vately al all lines. ma. Inns
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-17
Exchange Reading Room ana Eoi.iy,
Letter Office.

II THE Proprietor af the above establishment takes gres
pleasure Ia his friends the
rally that he has removed uo the large aud splendid rs
proof room in the Exchange the William side
Neither pains eIpen,e been spared arrange
mcnts OF the News Room and the establishment be
eyed to be the best OF OF lis Kind In United
addtoa ie the files OF and foreign
and prices kept records OF arrivals and ces
sales OF stock s the Beard Of Brokers' Teegaphc Reports
and daily list OF the arrivals of strangers all the priac
pa hotels
The Foreign Letter Office has up so give
the greatest possible safety to all letters within The
feet security against fire and ell other scedeDts
ed by depostng letters In this ofce taking into
the other privileges enjoyed by subscrers
than the prize Of subscr ton to All having
correspondence with foreign countries
q ri RuAs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-17
"supt quibus in sstyra videsr minis acer."
lam caution TO quscks
QEwAME, BEWAME OF IGNOHANT

ID EwAUE, BEWARE OF IGNORANT
ID PRHTENDEKs TO MEDICAL KNOWLEDGE
DIR WILLIAM EVANS grateful to the psblc for high
confidence which they have please. In him.
testimony OF bis gratitude, he begs leave them
he received patients through knot of advertising
devstons Of the instuated from morality.
Evsns knowedge Of medical and Surgical practice has
been derived the b. 81 SCHOOLS asd hospitals Ia Engs
and SEQ sadbe therefore 10 be csssed with gDo
these important sciences-mcn who, scarcely abe
sx their sign have brought over pudorl" hall
starved aud quarter educated sspirss for fame puff
slowed nerum through the "suri sscr James,
love Of gold
DR. Evans processes have any certain specific nosrum
Of complaint aud pecusries Of The constitution He
specsc drops upersatsraied with mercury, then
NOR. largely the mi cradle victims Of his
err who ser he has knocked the brains Of fellow
Of the MARTYR 10 the sbomnshe treatment
proved satisfaction of The publicly have sought for
found relief nj 100 Chatham All educated persons whether
professional or reauesd 10 cal. the ofre of
evsn AND they will fad that his medicines have been col
ected without regard expense and made aceerdps
the oruur Of the hest European and American Dpessa
tsries snd Phsrmacopniss
II, .des delicate diseases Dr. Evans has carefully and ue
cesuy attended 10 the general affections ofthe human body,
apopexy, epilepsy tic douieuresx scrofus diseases
of the and lungs, dyspepsia or indigestion rb~
ms,ism and spurious progeny Of b"h worms the sses
nesrrtercs ~ chdres and the diseases Of married and
married females.
a. DR. Evsrs cfBce II at loo Chatham St
- Oo~s from O'Clock A. N. until sF.h,
alfm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-17

Ia ILMlNtaI ON, IN. c. NEW LINE OF
EI4 PACkETs-This line of packets viii hereafter -
York punctually as advertised, viz:
Schr. ALFRED r. THORN trew) H. Sanford, master.
Schr. REGULUS, C. Mills, master.
schr. REPEATER. d ri SANFORD, master.
Schr. TELL, n. Hawkins. master.
schr TOPIC, Jacob Smith, master
The above scbooners all first class copper fastened
sells built expressly for this trade very saers
ed by able and enpereSced navgaors aud will regularly
10 and from wilmington throughoutthe year.
The detention Of vesesat New York engaged in this trade
having been and OF complaint the
are DESTROYS OF cmovng the by despahng
establishment Of such in their sailing
will give entire Satisfaction the shippers and further
nduce Mt Tor them 10 give the preference 10 the vessels OF
this lire over all transient vessels which preference
they justly entitled regular packets
year. through thick and thin We they shah
invariably sail on the day appointed full full and take
viii insure the support and preference Of ali merebSn
ged IN this trade both nonresident and resident shipper
and when opposed regular packet
or ~ the same rates as taken by such regular vessel
The subscribers feel grateful the liberal support
onage which they have always received from the date Of
their nrst establishing this line OF packets K sce
and respectfully solicit eonnu OF public favor; and
return beg leave To all shippers that while ererens
please and give perfect satisfaction shall he wanting their
through their advertisements which they again them
they can rely with certanty Of their vessels Away
neither win they circulate any false reports In order TO obtain
their freight but depend solely straight
s,ur'e As uniformly pursued by them, for continuance Of
their share, at least, Of pubic patronage and favor.
FOR the accommodation OF shippers the subscribers have
reMeved rom $50 south their present ocaon-asd
or the foot OF Wall street as possible
An goods forwarded 10 the will be shipped
commission or any other xpee, except what actually
Insurance by Of the vessels OF this line a,he
For reigh, passage all the above vessels having hasd.
J2s HALLETT Brown. SO South st. cor wall.
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nM. JOHNSON consuaeo comfde ssiany at his once
II No Duane street between Chatham and wism ss o.
the following diseases, viI-Gonorbra stst-s Cbsncres
Structures Seminal Weakness and the diseases
isg from veperez poison improper treatment Dr. yonsos
esgages To remove recent Affections three dsya
and the most nveterste cases proportbnste ue, wou
the use Of debitsng sjudicous medicine
,pa from business Persons entusng themselves To Or Jshs
sons desc themselves with certainly success
the Scrouious egs
Nc speedily healed Strangers would do welt by giving d.
JOHNSON can certain preventative may be
the occurrence Of foregoing diseases which has
ed vixen used within twenyfcur hours aer exposure Lei
paid and enclosing sfee have
dicine, and directions for its.use forwarded.
Attendance from g. A. M. to III al sight DR.. ysbous
moved from 10 Chsn bers ms lns
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MEDICAL AND sURGICAL.-DR GLOVER
lvl is consulted usual In the treatment of certain
diseases He apprses the public that he received regular
proeso nal education in this country, and clasea
with the selnnmed doets medical puferS preienders OF
the day. Office No. Ann the American Museum
Private third door from the Museum Lamp the
inner office door n the evening. ieS7u