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Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-08-08
ards reformation. Let the subject be exam
ined, and reform will have its perfect work.

WANT A LITTLE OF YOUR GIN.-I have
put my horses under your shed, and fed
them my own hay, just as l always do. So
Pll take little gin, 10 make it right"
Such, in substance, was the address
lately heard a taveln-customer make to the
bartender, as he passed from the horse
shed through the lobby tC the bar. Poor, de-
luded man-he seemed to know Of no other
way that he could do the thing that was hon.
orable.' He felt under obligation to do
something to compensate the keeper Of the
house, and his depraved appetite demanded
at the same time to be gratifed. Whether
he was more slave TO his appetite, or 10
his false notion of honor, had no means of
ascertaining-and It's Of minor consequence
10 know. The thought that struck me at the
time was this how much better to have
paid the keeper Of the house, not for The gin,
but directly for the accommodation. Thus
he would at once have been honorable tow
ards his host, and just towards himself.
Brother John ii. Walden writes as follows. from
Eizabethtown, N. Y, under date of July 26:
| You may say to the friends of the Redeem
er, that God is honoring himself in this place
by converting souls. Some 20 or 80 give evidence
of having passed from death unto life Nine have
been baptized. God once placed the seal Of
his appreciation upon the proper observance Of his
command, "be baptized" by giving several of the
candidates an unusual degree of the Joys of faith
and obedience. So filed were they, that thew shout
ed aloud, and one little female disciple twelve years
of age, as she came out Of the water with shinins
countenance earnestly cxhorted the numerou.
crowd that lined the banks of our lovely Jordan, tC
repent and submit now to the Savior. To God be.
longs all the praise.
I#@It is said that two Americans were
! foolish enough to offer $1,000 each for Ger
tam seats in the Abbey, at the coronation O
Queen Victoria. would have given more
10 see the transformation OF the West Indis
slaves into freemen, on the lst of Angus;
than to have seen al the queens crowned
who have lived since the days of Semira
mis-.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-08-08

~ The Fourth Anniversary of III,
Onion River Association, will be held a.
Waitsfeld, on the first Thursday of Sep
TENDER next, at 10 o'clock, A Nj.
A. Angler, Clerk
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-08-08
August 8, 1893.
For the Vermont Telegraph.
ItiIlwater Literary InstitutiOn.

saltwater Literary InstitutiOn.
Mr.. Edilor:-I have long been jealous
advocate for the cause Of Education, and
have witnessed with no ordinary degree of
interest the increasing propriety Of our lit
erary institutions in this part Of the country.
have attended their public examinations
and exhibitions. have visited them in
regular Term time, and have been gratified
to see the exertions made both by teachers
and students for their popularity.
Among the many Institutions Of this kind
the one in Saltwater, N. Y, has attracted
my attention. Although have no personal
interest in its prosperity, yet | hope it will
receive that patronage and support to which
il is justly entitled.
The friends and Trustees have spared no
trouble or expense to make this one Of the
first Of our Literary Institutions; and stu
dents who have come distance of severaI
hundred miles testify that they do not light
ly esteem their exertions. The Location is
delightful and healthy, being on the bank of
the beautiful Hudson. The scenery is de-
lighdul. The air pure and salubrious.-
Every facility for travelling is enjoyed, from
the dead monotony Of packet boat to the
intense velocity Of a railroad car. The
buildings are commodious and we'll furnish
ed. The Boarding House is superinte ndec
BY a Lady every way qualified for the stc.
ton, who has given entire satisfaction. -
Instruction is given in all the branches
usually taught in similar Institutions, TO-
gether with French, Music, &c. &c. Mr.
Sutton, the former Instructor having re-
signed, the Institution will in future be
under the direction OF Mr.. Richards, from
an Academy Of high Literary standing in
Massachusetts.
The Fall Term will commence on the
first Monday in September.
Terms Of Tuition, Board, &C., as low il
not lower than to other Institutions in this part
Of the State. Ladies and Gentlemen who
are about leaving home to attend school will
do well to read and act accordingly.
PHILoM.
Saratoga Co. ~ y. august, 1888.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-08-08
WEEKLY RECEIPTS.

DIED.
At Ezabethtown N. Y. of consumption, MA
HALA, wife of DANIEL WISE, aged 81. Her
death was evidently one of those which are pre-
cious in the eyes Of the Lord. ICoM.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-08-08

AMERICAN ANNALS OF EDUCATION
Contents Of the August NO.-EmbeIIish-
ment and Improvement Of Towns and VII
lagos; Modes of Addressing Children
Education OF TaIleyrand; Fraternal Ed
ucation; Practical Lessons on Physiology;
School Registers; Duties Of School Ex-
aminers; On Systems and Mong-
ers; Mo:al Influence Of Physical Educa-
ton; Boston Primary Schools; Miscella-
ny.
Ex-President Jackson has recently con-
nected himself with the Presbyterian
church.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-08-08

~ THE ANTI-SLAvERY COVE
TloN AT DANVILLE, will be held, 10:
the first day Of August, as notice.
week-but on the fourth Wednesday .
Thursday of August.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-08-08

The Essex and ChampIain A <sociaij
will hold their annual session with h
Baptist Church in Brook6eld, on the IL
Wednesday of August, comm encing al
past 10 o'clock A. Nj.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-08-08
NOTICES..
PEACE ANNIVERSARY.

The First Anniversary of the Vermont
Peace Society will be holden at Middle
bury, on Wednesday evening 18th, and
on Thursday 10th August inst, in the
Baptist Free Church.
Discourses are expected from Rev. J.
Lord, Agent of this and of the American
Peace Society,-also from Rev. w. G..
Johnson ana others. Clerical gentlemen
and all others friendly to the cause are
respectfully invited to participate in the
deliberations. A general attendance OF
gentlemen and ladies is solicited.
By direction of the Executive Com
mittee, J. A. ALLEN.
Middlebury, August 9th, 1888.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-08-08

Barron, convicted Of the murder Of Ly-
man. and lately executed q, Rochester, On.
~ suffered execution within the Jail.
Thus one barbarous feature Of barbarous
code Is dispensed with. And thus, too,
acknowledgement is made that the e.rGmple
Of public executions is productive Of more
evil ihang good. Here, then, is one step tow
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-08-08

SMALL Pox AMONG THE INDIANS
The ST. Louis Republican states that the
agent of the American Fur-Company, ar
rived at that place, reports that the small
pox has ceased its ravages amongst the In
dams higher up the Yellow Stone. The
Assineboines are said to be extinct, and
most of the Blackfeet have fallen victims.
! 1t was believed that more then Is, 600
have died of the disease, and that it will not
stop short of the Pacific Ocean.
A FACT TO LOOK AT.-By returns from
all the towns in Massachusetts,, excepting
sixteen, it appears that ":he persons re-
LEVIED or supported as paupers' in 1887
amounted to fourteen thousand and ninety
mine, and that the proportion of paupers
probably made so by intemperance in them
selves or others, is seuen thousand fee hun
bred and ninety!! Will any ingenious
trsficker in broken constitutions and bro
ken hearts, exhibit an offset, in the shape
of the slightest imaginable public good
) against this tremendous aggregate of pub
lie evil and private wretchedness2"
The number of deaths in New Yorl
r last week was 1919. One hundred an
] twenty-six were under 1--WE years of age
5 Among the diseases are cholera infantnn
80. consumption 27. commissions IT.
Boston Press.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-27

M THIS invaluable medicine has, by puItry
rs s noas isacy in REMOVING ts SYMPTOMS d
deadly foe toe human race or In radical.
cosrbs asthma inf Group hoopng cough and iii in
aimnaory a cons OF he Chest and lungs Offered 10 the
available the poorest closes Under cmae
rsos as Ours The Preyasnes o. sase eomaos calls rfr,
oper .on in the birh tho symptoms which,
pre- par ton remedy presented the community in
The Pectoral Honey OF yerwor, 10 the unang efficacy Of
many respectable cztus who ing
enced its beneficial effects have vonniary authorised the
N ali eases difficulty in breathing caused by inn,mn,,
an Of the lungs the Pectora Honey Lserwort
will be found nvauab and INSTALLING source of ree ope
rating asst does, pleasantly vet enectualy.
In Distressing com GIANTS cirnt q children Group
whooping cough, &c II the only certain remedyand in
against the approaches Of consumpor In fact the national
Of Il rlurivu unnm" moi 10 the sesse o uety IRON,
mu,itade, but the select from thousand Of advertised
medcauens, With peculiar proprey be applied to The
Fer sale By JAMES HOW'LL, sole proprietor corner
olcot, M Xessona s ca. las Mliden are.
Atkinson CHA So Broadway, and c sewery.
George D. coggssha, corner Of Pearl and Rose sts.
7. 4 Hbbord, 22s 6owery.
Alien & lagers oil, Grand, corner Of Narfak st.
DR. Bloodsooa, corner OF Alien and Risng on SIS.
Blsgrsve Powers, Broakiyn,L LII
i d. E IOssf' Ir@nssn a,u L
Henry Ra wlcs CO. Albany.
J. D.. Phillips Newburg.
ss sSG SoG2fa Dc sns s,I Hartford Conn
ETasrc" :j i; New ss;,l5s:,. Mass
L. Baker Charles on, s. g. .t
10 avoid da ppointmcnt ne, er purchase bottle with
ont se g .ad country
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-27
PATENT wINDLAss
Il r. Id = II ID "A ID

u THE SUBSCRIBERS Sole PrOprittors and anuacurers
are prepared execute with despa all orders for Their
Unrvaed Paten swelied 3eam Wadass Be.istcad which
are almost universally used being the best cle as
yer nvtntedcombinug ease, convenience and dur abiy
The sackng acted upon by he wind aud sWeed beam,
smaee perfectly ght and free from all liability TO sag stu
leaving elasticity which renders II PARTICULARLY
easy simple in the matter OF putting and
taking Gown, will 6e iouad ct but l tronbe In COMPARISON
WIN those other whilst the prccisi0s WIN
which The component paris fitted, acts as safeguard
against The inIroducios OF any kind OF vermin.
From the taken reader each Beead perfect their
qualities for durability win recommend them to puchasers
who are invited 10 call and examine large rnent now
on haxd
Also, largs assortment elegant Furniture Mattresses
Feather Beds, &c. conslGntly n harc.
ieI5y opposite The Franklin House.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-27
NEW HATING ESrABLESHM ENT.
LAG Chatham street, New York

ONE PRICE AND ONE QUALITY 1T $3.50.
III 70 the subscribers stock OF ne and spenuld Hats
public after ton is respectfully Invited.
The subscribers than ordinary notice
from that source which they appeal would they fee be u
tile IN the extreme, did their pctensrns comprise
thing tangible than parade of deceptive asertio.s
usually issued und.r the denomination OF prs such
course they airectly opposed
Under aprocess altogether OF navel character they had
manufactured article, price only, $780, system
which is their fixed and decided determination to ad
here.
To the production Of this article, uniting does, thu
grand desderatum OF the prese tines that OF moderation
price with richness of texture and durability equal TO iha
Of the expensive their whole and undivided attention
will be seduloasly directed.
With undertaking disposition 10 avoid indulgence in
system OF second prices in other language, system
overcharge unavdably Introduced by all who risk creds
and who thus certain pecsniay dsap
pointmenls Their terms will he cash, and cash ony.
II Arrangements with French and English
houses Of standing their line supply the subscr
bers establishment with the latest fashions the earliest pos
sibe dates
They solicit but single trial the prets nsions held
forth. J. WRIGHT X CO,
my5l-1m$ 146 Chatham steet. New York.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-27
~APsULHs a rlLAaIN = Ushs .PEkFEC
~ Ti0NNEEs AU BAUME DIX CnrAhu.nrs.sn.ses .


50 SsHaa Sc sSsas Dc
rAeaasmie Hoyas e Medicine de far-frep'res' par
caaHEhIATiNE ChPsTLEs OF PURE BALsAM cora.
dss ,roSgioui Frssee Esgland Germany Prass Italy
and the Of Europe since the valuable discovery o.
rse copss Basm Of all the medicines ennoyed 10
se se acon whe las doubted
hsvs 10 spe II. ss
being rejected by many patients. .,.,,.p.r.s..om, mad.
Ts Ss.s % ss discover snSe n'ois q Disgusting
mh be taken with les. but b me saa ns
sme active substance which modohes It's properties and tAns
Is shs%ss esse4.s mode q
occasion ,Ss ss' sso s sns
ssss In enclosing gelane capsules. !, .nfosss ss,
,s,s and SMELL ana goes digestive organs
wou. ssy Other Dian a. O The gsas With which is
stomach By his The Vt o. h. gpnsrh, 9eis
effected vou, and or, ~ has
che possibility Of relapse ,,..,..,.u. ,., a.
e.s physIeisns Paris enclosed IN each boz
For by a,h no't Respectable aPo'heeaesa "e Guy
;:Sy. A q Re cS:s
sold =. Mesns pushcn AspinwaIs, IS william street, ITO
soSlissl T." BELIZE, Para Row, and Ss Broadway.
Dr G. Y. Congnscq. % Chatham St
Dr. ). nsr,. Broaawsy cerser Chambers, o,.
Marschnl C. Socun, 303 Broadwny co.hfl D"s"o"'
Thomas Green, Broadway. c0rne- Wakerst
DIR Dicke, Broadway. corner Leonardsl
M Me- ssn I Fsos william
Y.6J. Codaing Ton, Hudson, corner Spring ST.
Adarson \ Olvive, Bowery, near Chatham square
George ID. Coggrsbail Pearl, corner oi hosest -,
Custavus Paulu lG0 William st. between Ann and Beck
man streets
o. syme, Bowery, OF wshsr-snd Bowery, eerner
Il. sleaae, isa Bowery, corner spring St
Mr.. Hubbard, 27s Bowery.
E NJ opior Bowery, corner OF Grand and corner Of
a ch,yr, 10" wbie. ass resr, st.
WIN. Van Ealssrgh, 3i4 Pearl st..
Mr. For,enbsch, corner Read and Hudson sts
DR. A. Merlin 30 Chatham st.
Ne Colbv cprner Pearl and frankfort sts
Allen A Irrersol, SIS Grand st.
lanes Weir. 2ss4 Grand vt.
r. Rorr,l eornsr Catnsrne and Madison st
Tlr a j. Leeds, corner Cherry and Roosevelt ss,'
NJ Kennedy. SIG reenwchs 81.
Emhree's Drug STORE ~ Eat broaewsy ear OF MARKET g.
xisc .cd /, Ps,ladeiphia Bvor Charleston &C. by APP
pointed agents.
my2Alms
nnEDICAL AND sUnGtCAL.-DR GLOVER
MI n .rsr,sd "a the treatment OF certain class ~
a n,s,.ss the puhIc ,hs has received regular
.s.n,a IN this country erd " not 70 be cascs
he doctors, medical buffers and petender ~
shna.y Oa;ee No Ann 81, near the American Museun-
$500 s,tr.nce third door um the Museum lamp we
innrr rfise ipor the evcnirg. ". ~
DrNnE9s, THUNK AND nANDhVI
soAS"s-'V J. cAMPsELLl rERssE,
-. lie and liz Nsssau Ct
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-27
TO CITY AND COUNTRY DEALERS.
CORPORATION TICKETS
nkou ~

TO CITY AND COUNTRY DEALERS.
CORPORATION TICKETS
taken at by
&c. MORRISON g. SON,
- Nos. 1875 and 1873 Greenwich ST. between Fulton and
vesey the Mort. River side ofthe city, who offer for
e,os sc, Articles f Rsin,,.s, Articles
L Si%s DO, Oh, PspsI Makers
Dye Weeds Calico Printers Articles
Dyers Articles Drugs and Medicines
The sale liberal credits and large or small
auanties at the above establishment. my2s-imd&w'
EREAf b6iss DISEASES, sdNokRihA elect. .e., writ.
especially those who require private as wen
ss"sa so ns us s:e Of a, The
(which may be had alone II wished for ,ed in The I'D o
:ess.Ty f icl the sap. Having his e ehs.
doastus be preferred, however, the author may
dicne seat TO any distance.
nut oas . a 20 al sa are vi; IT, io1
kno give plan and faithful treatment efa regular
pred w.s from the
rope 70 ss ~ " rco
with that confidence and regularity which ensure success In
ease described plsnnes The OF those other and
distressing symptoms which arise from constitution ia.
those whose health spirits almes, broken down for
sn Of ~ are se S. no e he
uawise thas TO trust himself to any Of those boosting
,bos. varying cumssnces Indeed II 10 those, chcay
that hear o so many persons connuae on from month 70
moHlh uacured aad should be also known that not only
anxiety ofmnd great incurred by these de-
wher gee suffered 10 remain so long
nothing more than rieture The
Now, sroture, II not reroved by proper means Is TIE most
thing that possibly happen, and whics makes
frequently exists where neither the patett the
doctor ssspecs Moreover this s,he OF the Dis
which mach ignorance and knavcry rrsstscd ny
advertising persons There are these for instance who pre-
sei arising from ibis wS SoI al
the phy the world would srictur~. For
the author has been particularly
make the Of structures plain and easy and In hn
he completely Many have consulted him
ON structures Who perfectly astonished at the esse and
which tsrv cured having for years tired
ether Indeed, usder the authors mode
OF mt, nothing safe and than the cure Of
stricturea -.
The remaining chapters Of this little volume the sub
ject disease properly called Ia which every
symptom hrs, beginning down to its most ne
secsd stated with the utmost clearnass In all hsI
stages will he be dinghy easy and
efsctual with the ssss.an Of the little chest any
his with perfect safety In these
found facts detailed the effect of
old children Many Who abont TO mar
ry or bcing married have aes will knd some deeply in
teresiing r pla ~ations on this subject
Price Of the Chess and Book complete, $1,000 The socs
alone. si.oo.
Isiisrso on consultation addressed tn the author.
acO-sm DR. RALPH. 30 Courlandt St New York.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-27
IF.cm die n. Orleans rIcayune of April q. |

nIsFA sE-At the earnest request of Mr. l.. II. =,
~ OF the Parish Ascension, La. give publicity TO the
following note -
Messrs Editors Conceving il duty which owe to my
felaw men, a, well LSss agent for Hnrter's Red
Drop your y, beg that you will allow me To state that
having sorey and dangerously afflicted with SER
hviSg tried various prescriptions in
eleven months have been fully and perfectly cured
taking invaluable medicine for short me-and
would erey all who may be suffering In
similar manner Respectfully, he.
lrs L.. II. =.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-27

~ NOTICK.-The wholesale business Of Dr. srandreths
principal oce now removed 70 h new and spsccvw esn
TABLE UNIVERSAL FILLS" may at all times be obtained
I'm sree small where all agents are desired 70
direct their somu,u nisstoas Rtmember-
The PRINCIPAL BRANDRETfiIAN OFFlCEb
~ r. For authorised SCENTS DR.. Brardrch'sa veruse
snt and all who sell the genuine medicine have
mai.,e n. BRANBRETH. NJ D.
ny2s $50 Broadway, and n Wall st.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-27
MALES, COMPOUND EXTRACT OF TO
wi MkTo PILLS.-THE elaborated sUBSTI-

Males, COMPOUND EXTRACT OF To
wi MATO PILLS.-THE elaborated sUBSTI
TUTE FOR CAL0MEL-Ths valuable medicine which
has he, general In the west and southwest the past
wear ant so successfully introduced ut Philadelphia within
he last three moaths, may new be had IN this city.
IA rh ouc diseases such affections ef the liver, Dyspepsia
onspaon Of the bowels crupiye diseases nc Is Of great
lac and may resorted To with perfect conhdence and
s.t The public assured thss Miles Compeand Extract
al Tomato Pills cenlsin no rercuria propagation whsssyer
Tn. General Agent for the proprietor, give
ncop,esb:c pssof OF this fact and authorised to .her
h.rdsnme reward any ptrsop who viii prove that Miles
Fxtrast OF Tom sn Pills does now eontsnor ever
has censinsd (whea sold by their sgepu cslome ~ any
o,hsr rserruria whatcverspd although the c
tests oi his medicine similar 70 that preduced ny caome
an, II NAV Ne taken whou, the slightest fear OF salvation,
az sny OF dclrsous consequences OF E~rcnry
This medicine not beopg sssome have " The
class or The compon' mt paris viii be- cheer
fully made known physicians wishing 70 prsc
uce
r. no os,s,,ea =, MARSHALL O. sLoCUsrs Drug snd
Chemical STORE aoa sresdwsy, who has been os
neral Agent for their sale Also NJ Ensh on hsphwns
wilamst, ITO Broadway ard 10 Ater Houses snmu.ara
Deluc Psrh Row snd se3 Brosdwsy, hsrm W nrnsa
way, IT, Green, 80 Hro.awsyj Adnmson oln, nowe-
rv and COO Rrcsdway, j. a. Dodd ss and I'll Broadway
u. y. Coggvshsl, <ai Pearl, cornev Ross 81
tslTuTbAStms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-27

n ned HUG POIsON-This arti.e has been used for
ID several years this city and has received universal sp
prohaop IN the bugs nfest the walls
rss,eaas a,ors or furniture this article will eectualy
and certainly destroy dsperse them for the aason Is
pre ,ared easily applied cheap and very Desirable
Ii only " Cherry corner cf Roosevelt sts ard At NO
g55 1e2n.fms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-27

NR. JOHNSON Is consulted cenhdeatanv a hsofnse
- No. IL Duane between Chatham and william sts on
the following diseases, vI:-0onerhma, Sssss Chancres
Structures Seminal Weakness and the diseases ar
lag from venerea poison Improper treatment Dr. Johnson
Affection In two or three days
and the most nveerac cases proporuonate tHse wtot
the fanny facilitating sudicious medicine or preven
from business Persons enrustng themselves 0rJsan
sens desc the nseves with certainly OF success
aggravated cases. Scrofuious sores legs
he speedily healed. Strangers would do weekly giving Or
the go,ng deases whcs has never ta
ed within hours aer exposure Let
paid enclosing have the necessary me
dicne and directions for its.use forwarded
Attendance from g. A. M. to III al 2lgh Dr. ehnson ha
naovsd from 10 Cham be sstreet. - =
TIOUCK,S PANACEA-Prepared solely from vegs.
N liable matter by cob Houck Ralimorewhch mny be
taken perfect safety by all and In ell Diseases 10
cures folio wing dseasesDysreps. Loss OF AP
nete alton of the Stomach Heart urn
banhea Dysentery Fux Piles Fsula Osstrusted mrn
struatie~ A.ur and Fever Billions Rcment Fever ~
phus Fever SCARLET Fever Small Pox Eryspes OF 81 An
thonys Fire. Asthma Plesrisy Measles, Yellow Fever Cos
tiyenc,s wrdon stomach Bowels, Cholera hoous
lnAaenIa, Colds Coughs, Inhammstoy Sore
Throat, or ounsey Whospng Cough, Ihrnsh or oofs
mouh Pulrd Throat Group, Inflammation Q. me nea
Drnpsy Rickes, Diseases efhe Liver, Jaundee
mskag Urine elect Mysteries, Nervous and scrouovs AZ
fections the Members and Lgsnerts
real Diseases Ulcers Seres Affections OF the sks ana Al a
eases arising Mpure Blood &c Price per 5o'ue s~
Sold by BUSH n 49, - - n,r oc;.t. h
And Dealers drugs meaeises paints, oils dye woods wiz
AZ elass &c No. wch street New York aiso oy
n " n ,un, Rowery Grand street alo-Jm-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-27

ISOR DYING THE HAIR. from Grey or Red 70 |.
n beautiful Black or Brown-MAHOMMEDST TURKISH
by Is admitted 10 be the hes, article ever sent
before The public dey supersedisg every other
ration for The purpose. which mostly composed Of aeieer
Gus cventuslly give entirely 10 the
Turhh Dyc us operation almost magical being applied
10 ha head before going TO bedon rising ~ he NOR
ming The couiplete The SKIN meantime SUIT
fers NO change either acoormen eruption roughne,s
or other be attended with no in convenience or ~
whatever Sold wholesale and retail ny
H. e. HART, i75 Broadway,
.orx rarnrr of Coura ndt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-27

DANK NOTE PAPEE-,c, 600 sheets bsns note pa
I1 n, f.r sale by j. CAMPBELL Il sERSSE,
lie and ia Nassau
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-27

GAL BROADWAY, NEW YORK, Q,
IL pr BRANDRETHs PRINCIPAL OFFICE for The sale
Of his iuSsy cels braed and famed VEGETABLE UNI
VBRsAL PILLS. The high putsuon Of this srcene~, me.
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