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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-08-23

VNDINsS FUN
JONES, PATENT COTTON
BY the Paentee, No. S. Magazine street. New Orleans
TO BE MANUFACTURED IN NEW YORK BY
ROBERT HOE a. co.
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EoUlsAl4NE-Cour ,u pr..,n,.r. nj.

I 'ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA tam.
" peesntes eohcefriett Saut.-Alteudn ane
pgss' ayant achete vente taite pa,
a oe Ia p'ro'sse o'oreas la p4opiiete ciunras
ueere es' aoresse au CRETE de cette Cour n Ii, d,
sente tut eniegisree lie cine Jour AAyrii -, ~
,o'o' po'A u,i AVIS commencement un Act, d. /, sms
aoTe lie if-tit de la Louisiana intitue g A.te psu,
ies ut,es oes ac4uere us vents u,lieares.,,
aiprou'e lie 10 Mars 1924. Quill sol, co,yn ~ ,as,.
personnss interesses sont par ces sast e .ouees
nom de ffIat be la Lo isai,e ct de Ia (,our RI, p;
n'Sue' Jm''calre, qui poutaent avoir ,trnt Ia 'ro
E1 t .tn 10 uecrle, EN- consequence dun defiant de
iof1he "as lortlre, lie decret on lie pen,er , ~
en- Veti dqlel la ven,e etts tajte M I . Wv "a eur
iaie GU iEesalite dams Pestiinatio, ly;o m y, So
e "e In Vehte on pour atltre eaus, u,.,.o,,,,
ne a'fe Vor, da's 'ree jours dater de IN nmh"a;",
cohhrmeee 'honOoguee. " 't"' pas
on La dite popliee tut vendue Dur lie Sh,;f a. ~.
1o cue Jour de MA de Paine lSSs en- yer,
a. II, u ~ ,e'uu 'e " ellie de .nvier ne snpee 1sss
Ma !. ,n ne James Barnes Digs vs. Ruins Gresn..
s'ssa rendu acqaere,n pour L. rrix d. VENT
p's.strcs. "s '"st eihq mice
Description tie la Proplietd de apres |. r,.st ,,.
ciae, Savoir 'uu'-
inoreea'l de te1e toutes ics ..,,ssos
:. "is'''a.'o'is Gun s.. usuvent, ainsi an, les -, -,
privileges etc appareEn, DUNG n,anins 81
H'ue "u ialAooufg Annoncialion mes,ran, $1,000
ros cent cqan, six pieds ct a,y,r
u w po',e Ie au Chemin pubiqlse sur 10 ~. A.
do ~.
2qtre hin.iees fare la rus Celes,e d. roness
n'f . s, Paeas ns1 ouees, deux huers vr me me
Hsne ia rue 'e la ytil!e Le,ee, Jusqu tppe Ia
eneogus DIES rAes Veiile Levee, c, des M
~ rh't I'M angie dro ct s'et.,ldms o,s,.s.s "e
chi pr us ct rols louccs en proh,ns,,,,r l. fhgt
i'ge i''''i"phe dc Ii proprcls du dit Miiaus no IA
sn. IA II, rue Gsles'"e Ia for'rn, angle tro =,
-. nAx""e sre!s pieds poaces ct trois
se los i'e"e' parallel la velle Ieyt, lie J., "e
4nn un afe angle 'lroi. ct s'elen de ,,st,, a.
ueuA ps''S sept poucet ct CHG huitienes snr la ."e
lm.toIe de Ia proprie,e "u dir nee paralI nsie
ap, Issts.g r aaa .orne IN atre angle ro Ct e,en.
,emes sur u,i VIZ It's stt ,es dix oees qua,s hui
pene parallel au uhlique SUI II r,e Do il "a MN III.
EYE {. s"xn'e seize pieds qatre no,,oes at
quaue luthines lace la rue DIES MONIES e'
An plan reese sr j. Pile Voyer do IL vii. ~ as
Sh.ier 1897, ann.xe ac,e I,asst mar d.sn,, 400
Sa"e no'sre public, lie &c .l:nvrr 1895 ra nouis
on a. NJ B'el'ssn Juge de In Cmr sst, .e'ne,a
! anlI +. LIE BLANC,
Dep Grefier.
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Pensacola, Feb. l5th 1888.
u Gentlemen wishing to engage ROOMS for then
families can address the proprietor, AT Pensacola,
Mr. Sewe T Taylor, the former proprietor, at New Or
leans
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
aDARlSH COURT. for the Parrish and CITY of New
Orleans. Present the Hon. Charles Maurian,
Judge. June lll, 1888 No. 10 9H4.-Jacques Potter
VS.. his credtors.-Upen reading and filing the petition
and schedule in this cuse, 1t is ordered by the Cour,
that the creditors OF the nsovent dc show cusse IN open
court on Saturda, the 7h day of July, 1888, WHY he
meantime all proceedings against his person and pro-
erty stayed.
Clerks Office, New Orleans Jane H. 1888.
jedi Paw ARMAND FITOT, Clerk.
3STAT DE LA IOUIStANE..-Cuur de Parn,sse.
Ga pour la paroissse Ell la vile de la Nouvelle Or
eans.-Present Phon. Charles Mauran. uge, II iun.
1838.No. l0,984-Jacques Potter contre SEES cream.
ciers.-Snr lecture at enreg istfenent de la petition ct
la schedule dams cette aare decrete par la cour
sons ouyet Sanedi de Juliet 1888 puurauoi
il ne serait point dech rge commencement la oi ct en-
attendant Poursuites sn pers0nne GU SEES
properties sont urretees.
Bureau de greffier Nnuvelle Orleans, II juin 1855
iel4 paw ARMAND Pilot, Grefier
r INSEED OIIr-lh bbls landing FROM steamboa1
IA Albany, for sale by Il DORSEY,
jel3 "a New Levee.
ENARLY'S SUPERIOR HAMS-Now landing from
IA steamboat Suana supply of the above, put IN
in hhds tierces and bbls; for sale by
IAYET & AMELUNG,
jel3 II Commerce street
| n INSEED OfI.--l2 bills and casks best LinseeC
AA OIL now landing from ship Nashville, and for ale
| by JARVIS & .>-.DREWS,
| Whoes lie Druggists,
je13 Common and rchapitoulas st.
| SsCoTCH AlE--,9 casks lpin,s und quarts in s,oyt
| ~ aul la a;rieIN stibi.nI,S s MIiIS
i'iH ianh Wiley
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-17

their conservation, the oath was administered in the
following form:
Al the conclusion OF the Litany the king stood up
and the archbishop OF Cologne standing before the
altar, having his pastoral staff IN his hand nerroga-
ted the king on SIX points.
OATH OF THE KING OF THE ROMANS.
Archbishop Will you hold and keep the Catholic
faith delivered to you and preserve tito the utmost of
your power?
king. will.
Arctb. Will you be faithful guardian and defend
CT of Holy Church and lis ministers
King. will.
Arch6. Will you rule and Gefead the kingdom CIV
en- to you by God, according TO helusce OF your pre-
decessors.
King. will.
Arcib. Will you preserve the rights Of The kingdom
and empire, will you recover its properties unjusiy
dispersed, and will you administer them faithfully 10
tho use OF the kingdom and empire!
King. | will
Arch6 Will you be just Judge and faithful de-
fender of the rich and the poor the widow and the
orphanT
King. will.
Arctb. Will you exhibit due subsection and fidelity
in all reverence 10 our mossholy Father and Lord in
Christ the Roman Pontif, and 10 the Holy Roman
Chzrch2
Before answering this question, the king was con-
Quoted to the altar by two prea,es, and placing two
fingers Of his right hand on The altar sad with loud
voice,
will and so far rs shall be aided by Divine as
will strictly perform all the promises have now
made. So help me God and all his saints.
In the coronation OF the kings of the Romans and
also of the kings OF Bohemia, the administration OF
the oath preceded the recognition. In Bohemia the
esth Is almost Of republican character
THE KINGS OF BOHEMIA.
| We swear TO God, 10 the Virgin Mother Of God
and 10 all saints, on this Holy Gospel tina; we are
wiling and bound 10 preserve invieate, 10 our ba-
rens, knights, mobiles. 10 the citizens Of Prague 10 all
municipalities and 10 the entire community Of the
Kingdom of Bohemia, their Institutions, laws, priy-
leges, exemptions, Liberties, and rights, as likewise
Their ancient good and laHdable customs; we swear
that we will neither ALLEVIATE or mortgage any portion
% our Kingdom Of Bohemia but will 10 the utmost
OF our power increase and enarce and perform eve
rythlng which may tend 10 the honor and profit of
this orr Kingdom. So help God and all his
saints!
All ancient forms were violated a. the coronation OF
Napoleon Buonaparte December I'd. 1901 for the
oath was not administered until the emperor had ae.
iually placed The crown upon MS own head moreo.
YER he was sworn seated.
CoRoSATIoS OATH or NAPOLEON
swear TO MAINTAIN the integrity of the territory of
the rcpusiei 10 respect and caase 10 be respected
thea ofthe Concordat and OF freedom of worship;
To respect and cause TO be respected equality
political aud civil liberty, and the lnvolabty Of the
SAFES OF national property never 10 levy any mpost
or establish any tax, but by virtue Of the law: 10
MAINTAIN the institution Of the Legion of Honor ana
70 govern solely with a to the interests the han.
piness, and the glory OF the French people.
Record Of the oath was then made by the secreta.
~ OF state.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-17

CouRr or CHsscERY.-Lilley Psuen and others
Duncan 1. Gichrist asG Lucy ellis. Report ef the
master confirmed against Glehris and bill dismissed
with costs to ellis
Daniel Lipe. '. Solomon II. Meyer. Usual order
ierrlng the cause TO master residing In Montgomery
or Fulton county, TO appoint receiver.
Joseph Slocum " Isaac Classon and Joseph +. Mo
sner Billor specific performance Of contract 10 sen
farm dismissed with coss-for the reason that the
contract was unfairly Obtained by the complainant
Robert l.. Moore and others '. william y Brsckney
and others. Bill for a specific performance OF con-
tract FOR The sale of anneiy and Us appartensnces, in
the county Of Greene, dismissed with coss-for the
reason that the compliments we're guilty Of such negi-
gence in fulfilling their part me agreement as 70 Jus-
tify the defendant In abandoning it
Susan Ledyard '. Henry W. Snyder and others
Usual decree IN favor Of the complainant for the whole
.um due IN The mortgage, the vice chancellor being Of
onir;o, ,bs, the has better equity 10 the
whole .am advanced by her and secured by the mort
gage given by the fraudulent grantee than the defen-
So sbo dsive their title irons the fraudulent qrsntor
80 .absequent date that complainant and defendants
were 70 be treated as bona sde purchasers
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-17
nHnsr ExrRAORDINAnY sUCChss-A

MOST EXTRAORDINARY sCCCbsS.-Al.
Vl thou Oh the pablo in New York hssbce literally
iasnased cerfcsss, afr iavis, and ettes proving
extraordinary and falling success of COH"Ns en-
vet be amsfor the sake OF strangers who visi,
lie city, others who have not al the various
published the sunday Morning News and her p.rs
-oecasionsy exhibit additional evidences Of the
n necessary over hundred testmona received by
Dr. since the fner publications. could be given;
but following ef itself explicit and direct
the pur fail OF satisfying All Git
now he y who may yet doubt the astonishing properties
this celebrated Louon- -.
Doctor a. g. Cohen t-Sir-Convinced that II IL duty
owe 10 the pnbc well TO yourself individual
isnts OF the great benefits have
ed from 81 Rheum ,tc Lnim hasten
persons N any, suffered frem Rhe umssm thsn
aid sl,or time since, when by the advice OF Erie
whom the celebrity OF yeur Embroca alton known pro-
cured bottle and shortly afterwards relieved from my
6rst sending TO YOU had been crippled with rheumatism
nearly two months four Ave weeks OF which could
walk ches ard In fact using them when he
gan 10 apply Thssksto Its good properties srd
TO your inventive genius was enrey cured before used
one bottle thayng part 81 yet lsf and have bad
OF the maady since eannot hesste under circumstances
strong 10 give Embrocsion the strong
that am capable Of the especially
i by so doing prevail upsa of fellow eitssn
here @ essyhe who y osETr 'G%
Proprietor Second Ward Hotel Of York and Pess
NOTICE sepulse Embreeaiion bears the signature
Of the proprietor, .. COHEN, and sod only 10 New
ers store ia Patton st. ard sthe Bookstore Thomss
j. Crewsn, SGT Brosdvay II y also sold at Mr.. MIven
rres, q per bottle. Jyseod Is I'm.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-17
From Florida.

CAMP IN T.. FLORIDA, July l9th, 1888.
SIR.-gnfortunaie Florida has again become the
scene of those perilous exctements by which, Tor
long perod her citizens have been agatcd IL would
seem that the Seminoes, in whatever degree diminish
ed in number BUNDLED in pride, are far from being
conquered The citizens in the vicinity OF the Santa
Fee and Suuanee under the necessity Of abandon
ing their crops and retiring TO the Forts or Of n:urrng
the imminent risk of being murdered on their planta
items The son OF MIR. GwRn came receRtly into
camp saving that the Indians had attacked his fathers
house and he had 'left father fighting them" Capt.
Dade. with his company OF the I'd Dragons immediate
y galoped to the spot, wh n was ou'n lew es ABOVE
on the banks OF The Santa Fee but on arriving there
the warfare, such had BEEN vas over Inc house
was deserted. trail Of blood lie. ans rom .ne yerd
10 neighboring field, was pursued, ID snea passing
over fence the father was discovered lyL S.d ..v
PAGES beyond This fence he must have CHI "oeu suer
he was wounded as the marks Of blood upon /, Soies
ponded with two wounds which he had received in
thigh The Indians evidently pursued him the FEM -
and from there hred on him again, since. from the na
ture Of third and fatal wound he must have fallen
upon the spot where II received.
On examining the premises further, the lfeless sad
dlshgured remains of Mrs Gwna were discovered con
uguous TO those Of her husband She was not scalped
but was made the victim Of cruelty deeper and more
refined The wretches had dashed out the brains of
her infant and placed the mangled innocent in ia mo-
theirs There she lay, the murdered mother.
fondng with the icy embrace Of death her murdered
,hiid.
The remains Of these unfortunate victims OF savage
cruelty were hastily collected and deposited in a com
mon grave, after which Capt. ID. resumed the line Of
narck, pursuing the trial Of the relentless and flying
Zoe. success seemed to smile upon the the efforts OF
himself and until they had traversed the distance
Of twelve miles when every vestige Of the trail sudden
" disappeared. II in vain that the horsemen rode
around the spot which bore the last impression OF the
noccasn the instinct OF the red once more prov
ed successful antagonist tothe education of the white
From this spot CENTRE the hostiles had separated
,losg the different rsdli of circle whose circumer-
snce was the surrounding hammock. and the pursuers
we're under the necessity If returning to camp. bring.
ng with them nothing but the detail OF their melancholy
md unsuccessful mission Yours DC
MOUNTED VOLUNTEER
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~ TO BE RAFFLED FOR Al $50 Broadway as soer
asa sufcsn nuFsber ~ members obtained two
dogs OSCAR, aNewfoundsud, aud LAM, Mount NJ.
Bernard, by ~ memb~rs al s25 each. LAM Is the
nobies ~ the breed OF Mount ~ bernard dogs His frame
u concentrations OF uaasusl psv'srl power, with
need comment Their ssgscity ard fahfunes make them
invaluable companraS q .hch need further attssa
ton than the charitable Offices they made to perform or
Mount 81 Bernard. whore kept the monks IN
rescue travellers from th9 nal which hi.
sounsn AND would otherwise perish but The timely all
afforded by these dogs which tor and unr
vailed and II u this that renders well cacusted IN
pundercrs - well 10 watch the lives OF their mas
tiers, many o. hon owe their existence those fre ndy
con- psnions Of the hGnen race.
Oscar, the Newfoundland, a large beautiful and pohle
snna and one o. the best ~ the breed the
quslss OF which are too well known need
Ing air. ssy saved tha lives OF persons Thousand
dollars have been offered and each OF ors
and the proprietor would part with them but In consie
ration Of his leavirg the country.
Important Intelligence 70 Baatsys svd Merchants
HObERf HANtN1 TON has for sale chsap, and
which must ivrly be disposed Of ter whelps
OF the Mount 81 Bernard dog LAmL and IS Of Oscar the
Newfouadsnd. There rot bsuker gentleman who
standing all prccau on be less should
possess of these dogs Specimens be al Mr.
yens, Hoboken, Capt stocktons New Jersey - Msrsh
ESQ Brooklyus nd mary other distn gentle
Also several hre breeding shuts and few good priced
wstch Dogs together with Ave 6rs Mochlng Birds
full The whelc OF which seen and pur.
chased orthwts a. Hasingions Giant Dog Essbnsbment
TIE Ralc s sOwlies open sssl Broadway oryosts the
Lycsuul -
E.sly application msa be made TO ensure chance.
jyleims
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-17
MousTED VOLUNTEER.

SAFANNAH, August 9th, 1853.
Al meeting Of the Delegates from the different banks
in this city TO take into consideration the proprety Of an
early resumption Of specie payments. the following
measures were proposed, AMI unanimously adopted.
The Banks OF Savannah will resume specie payments
the frs, day Of October next and invite the Banks
o. the interior 10 do So
tAe Country Interior Basks in good credit on depo
site or in payment Of debts but issue them pre-
provided such Banks, Except those Of Asguss agree
with city Northern funds par, for spece and that
such agreement shall be consummated by such Banks
with the Banks Of the city before the r day Of
September next
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-17
NO. 9
IRON our Evening Esiltioe.l

CAsADA.-By this mornings mail we have received
letter from our Canada correspondent He A
the principal item of interest that the fifteen Short
Hills prisoners sentenced to be hung on the osh
and that no pardon is expected.
distinction made in the form Of the indictment.
the Americans tried for feony-the Canadians
were tried for high treason
He adds that Of the measures of Gov. Arthur
are of the mos, sangunary character.
KENTUCKY BASKs-The Louisville Journal Of the
7h says I'VE authorized TO that the banks
IN this State will resume specie payments next Mon
day, the 18th inst The banks Of Ohio will resume on
the same day. Those of Indiana and Illinois, il is IN
derstood will resume the day, in four FIVE
days after. There is ne reason to suppose that
sumption will produce any pressure in this region On
the other hand there is 10 believe that the
ure will bring relief The banks of Kentucky CON-
mence the resumption with large Of specie
band, and there is very general confidence their
stability, no demands for specie will take place. except
TO adjust bank balances or meet actual wants-none,
mean from any fears the solvency Of the banks.
The remarks applicable to the banks Of Ind-
ana, Illinois, and most Of the banks Of Ohio"
TESsEssEE BASks-The Nashville Wing Of the
5,h instant that the Banks OF that city will
sumo before the first day Of JaSuary and the pro-
liability that that day will be formally fixed upon and
officially announced the return of the Presidents Of
the Planters and Union Banks from the East.
Co Endicotts, Broadway, has become ooe Of the
NEST delightful lounges Of the city He hr a many Of The
most beautiful pianos Fds atock Of music
is unrivaed, and his prints reque days Of inspection
thoroughly 10 appreciate their beauties His "Grea,
Western print is sape..o ..
! 10 Payne, Pssk Row, gets up the most delicious
dinner fer private party of any caisinier in the
city. His pale ale cannot be beaten. His sardnes oys-
tiers &C., excellent; his wines recherche his
cellar COOL and his waters quick, quiet and civil What
cordial to sick minds and bodies, is dinner in the
substantial old Shakespeare cellar, now Payne has it.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-17

QS00 kGwARO.-.CROs~s srkClpfC MI
syOOV TuRK-Rorthe ere Of Gosorrh0a elects skrie
lures and analogous complaints Of the sseaton
~ Jet discovered fs the above complaints III
IL the most certain
Hmakss speedy and permanent cure, without the Iess
regard 70 Dict drink, exposure, or charge In sppcaon
business.
We give no long qusekh recommendations deceive ths
public II the medicine does speak itself no one sh
speak FOR H. Our object TO notify where II be had
and that tie proprietor challenges single of n
cent 0oncuhoes be srough IN which Mriure viii se
effect rapid cure, under aforseiture OF $500
This disease that unfortunately pervsdcs all ranks
socey-heh low, rich and poor matresnia al and
They are sew presented with remedy by which they CO,
themselves without the least exposure the hort-s
time possible
Furherse dsessecsnnetse csnsrscseds a.se cftbe Mn
ture ist sker al nghtong going 10 bed vhee rp>sed
Its putuptn bottles, With full drestcps sceomp.nyrG
botue. Vne bottle lasts week which generally esrss
vor sale osly at Br WIN. n. Minors drug rcre No 100
srosdwsy, corner Of Deg a. Frsnkin nouse5 Ns- fes
Philadelphia aug sms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-17

- sRMAN SILVER STAIR hO s-ovsl stat
uRcds, drawn or plated for sale BY
auto LEWIS FEUcHrwANGsR. 7Cou-uasstsL
CnUDE And REFINED NICKEL-A sap.
wholesale asn retail, s,c.r~.rax, .c..-n
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-17

GERMAN SILVER TABLE AND TEA
" SPOONS reTks Tsngs, Spoons Ladies, Gravy Spoons,
Pen and rcnc Cases. sops ror quality and low prices f
cash, Wholesale, NJ NORRIS JACOBS,
q Maiden Lane, corner OF Nassau q.
Also. the Constitution Pen, With svgnee OF Clay and
Webster elotfs wsrrcp's, wepdcs, Auweods and rerry
Pens. wih I'll sisds of stssisscvy. jyT-iws
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-17

CHURCH sWRvrCE-Of Germss silver, and one
" fh the vsse ~ silver OF superior workmanship, and
cemple sets manufactured AID for sale by
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-17

GRArS.-Ccrn was cold in tins market yesterday At
oue dollar per bashe, by the cargo. This is an ed
vance oftwelve cents bushel since Friday last Prime
white Virginia Wheat was sold yesterday At sso, ard
prime red At $50 per bushel-beisg an advance of5
cents--Ba tti~ose Arsrican, Of Tsssdss.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-17
II NICKkRBooKER CIRCULATING II

Annual Subscription, NM
SerNi arrual |" l9
Quarterly, l5e
Monthly,
This library comprises jss'tJr. wi siion Of eu
400 volumes, and ccrsnLz srs FL by the aid =, 81
every new and int errsng work fror the
Besides The ordinary catalogue, braces nverne
OF moral ssd entertaining character Ladies asa mile
who reside In the upper part the crv VIII NJ only
find their convenience consulted but entts them
selves p the wsrmes of the proprietor by parosisrg
the sehoobook wmshspse ssd Music Store Nos m snd rs
nlcccker street e25tms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-17

MEXICAN TABLEsPOOUs-rhis article pos
- sesses the advantage over the British Plate or .srmsn
sam Lewis FEucHTwANeER, sccur,lssd,u
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-17

II Eek WITH'S ANTLOYSPEPI1C PILLS
ID The great popularity and established demand Tor This
medicine renders the contnusioa Of lengthy advertisement
wherever these pills have been Introduced
into afamy, they become ussdnr remedy and are called
for again aud again which proof oihe gooa qua
ri The highest responsibility accompanying each Dor, with
B,shsp Ives Or Hawkes.. Gov Irede, Non. Potter, Hoa
r. stanley REV WIN McPheeers, d D., and many Of the
6rs pysc this county, are among those vhe have
furnihed testimony Of the bens hcsl ehes resulting
from the OF these pills , .
The pils put up superior svic W Tin pofes con
80 r. n TURNER,
Iee Broadway New York. up stairs.
~ And Tor sale by mos, OF the Respectable druggists
myt2 w4ts
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-17

co REwARD-Lo.,o 90 Tuesday mcrs Al lsn, sup.
- s,.,rrhest wharf small yellow Morocco Pocket Book,
containing ssre United states money IN bill, frsy 500
sn "a So The hesk Of the clasp broken OF wkoev
Iii return the book and the al the bar
~ Hols Hotel shall receive the above reward sus ~
vv,0 MILLINERs AND OTHERS-sHERRED
'I'wkrs-J. McGAY, from Loaden ssa Paris begsto sp.
H. Mllners and dealers Of this city and the distant
pas ~ he pon that his European experience and
w facilities he possesses the manufacture Of sber
and for nportses OF the newest patterns he v
.esbied supply these eeg articles so1
as.,.s and upen The lowest terms. =,
ia Musliss Bishop Lawn, 0ros De Naples and
.,e be hats w requlsNion snd he
ut .rv forwarded 70 him tor either
81 The sbeve and Tor satin ana WIG
rnd wnss n.,ss~Nc i9s Grand street, Brcsd~sy
soA ervs sodTuThhs
~. Ecg lVGA-A splendik