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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-02-27
Caledonia County Grammar
School at Lyndon.

TEVIlE Spring term of this INSTITUTION will COM
z mence Oh "Wednesday the 9TH of March next,
to continue, twelve weeks.
% E. L. ADAMS, Principal.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-02-27
From the Louisville journal.

The n. Y. Evening Post boasts that Col Benton
always holds his own" His great fauItis that he
sometimes holds than ''his own" lie gets
hold of what belongs to other people.
One of Senator Niles loco foco friends in Hart
ford, was heard boosting tho other day, that the
Hon. Senator had the promise of being appointed
minister to the Pcaitcntiary Of Rassja.
Andrew Jackson is our trcnd--but truth is more
friend.-Rieh. Enquirer.
IF Truth be friend of Riches, it literally obeys
the divine communicative your cnemics."
"A Pennsylvania paper proposes that the Govern
ment SNAKE DIR Brandreths pills legal currency
and deposite them such in the Treasury" Let
ihc sub treasury system go into operation, and the
Treasury will soon be very thoroughly "cIoaned
out without the slightest aid from the pills atorc-
said
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-02-27
FIRE AND Loss OF LIFE.

The LOtpc1y Theatre GgQlI1 destroyed.
Sunday morning, about 9 o'closk, the 30 We
Theatre, together with the whole of its conteuts'
with the exception OF an iron safe containing
some money, and the books and papers Of the
establishment was entirely destroyed. The
side walls and front pillars only are left standing.
An insurance had been effected on the building
to tho amount of 900, which it is supposed
would not cover one hulfthc actual loss. The
wardrobe, scenery, and other property, of which
Mr.. Djnnelord was the principal owner, were val
ucd at about 100000, upon which tlIore was no
insurance. The flames extended northward 10
No. So Bowcry story brick building, occu-
pied by Bradford Jones us a porter house, the in
terror of which, with most of its contents was
also destroyed-insurcd.
While the above fire was raging, fire broke
out in stable in the rear Of Christie street, near
Walker, owned by Thomas Hamblin, which
was also entirely destroyed. An old colorod man
who formerly worked in the stable, had manag-
ed to get in the loft unknown to amy person and,
when found, was burned to IL crisp.-The stable
took fire from some orthe cindcrs from the Thea
tire falling through the SIX ylighl on the roof OF the
buiIdimg.-.N Y. Jotw. OF Commerce.
Dreadful Result Of Iniemperance-W are in
formed 10y gentleman from Orono OF the follow
ing melancholy accident resulting from intem-
rcranCC -
In the town of Brady, near Orono their resided
poor miserable drunkard, by theiname of Gurlum
who haas been known to he drunk for the period
of 81 days at time Some three or four weeks
siuce, he went home in the evening, drunk his
wife being unable TO get him to bed ie't h'm
by the fire and retired to rest. Some time ia
ring the night he got into the bed and his wife
covered him over, not knowing that amy thing
had happened to him. Early in the morning he
called to his son, by Il former wife, to bring him
some drink. Water brought by the boy,
and the father drank it, since when he has not
been able TO speak Though he was living
few days ago, the doctors think he cannot recov-
or. 1t seems that after his wife had retired, he
fell into the fire and burnt himself SO dreadfnily
that all one lsde of his face was n dried crisp,
and in some parts the bones entirely bare One
eye so badly burnt that it has sipce fallen from
his head! o Inlemperanre those are Thy iei'
dongs."- Nsaoorh (Ne) Statesman,
WoadcrfiG Bear Hunt OLD Kentucky Out!one
at L1St.-Mr. G. Decker of Shawaugunk,
young man Of spirit and resolution, while OH a
bear hunt, not long since, i'll the ShaWnnguhk
mountain, discovered large, fierce looking
bear up about twenty feet in large pin oak tree:
MIR. d. was not discovered by the bear until
he was within gun shot, when he leveied ney-
or falling piece, and wounded the monster III his
fore leg. The bear sprung from the tree and
p,isrucd Mr.. d., and before he had tune 10 re-
load, he was compelled to draw bis Bowie knife,
vi ! which, alicra desperate conflict, ANA with
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-02-27
From the Journal Of the american Institute.
INCREASE OF COMMUNICATION BY
RAIL-R DADS.

In this railroad making country, where every day
we hear Of some new PROJECT OF the KIND, the most
Facts should be sought out Capitalists before they
invest, should look. We are yet young country,
Astounding in capital, and it will be found
generally much the interest of the country as o
the individual capitalist, that works which will net
the most should be first undertaken And, in rcla
ton to public works, it is particularly important
that every legislator have at command such data as
will enable Him to form idea of the probable
future increase Of travel and transportation OF com.
modties, before he gives his vote for an appropra-
ton for any undertaking OF internal Improvement
DR. Lardner has recently made a COMMUNICATION to
the British Association Tor the Promotion OF SCI
euce embracing three which show that by
means of rail roads, communication has been IN
creased four to one
"Before the completion of the rail road, 2G coaches
piled between Manchester and ;Lverpool, and car.
Iied on average, 400 passengers daily; the rail
way has been in operation since 1925 and The aver
age number Of passengers carried every day 10y II,
has been more than 1900 Ascend case was that OF
the rail road between Newcastle and Hcxham be-
fore its completion, the returns gave communica-
,ion Of 200 persons passing between these places
by coaches The first months of the railroad
gave 1000, being BEFORE in the ratio of four to
The third case is that of the railroad from
Dublin to Kingston, which carries now on an aver
age of 200 persons daily whereas, before its es
Establishment, there were carried between the t~"
places an average of only 500 persons daily"
If such an increase has resulted from railroads in
Eng land, where their common roads before were so
perfect, what will be the effect of railroad i'm
provements through sections Of our country render
ed by bad roads almost inaccessible, and where, in
consequence, the value of commodities is almost
consumed in transportation. Such, for want of the
means of communication, literally the case in
many parts of western New York before the con-
structon of the New Y ork and Erie Canal.
The multiplication of passengers on the Hudson
since steamboat navigation commenced, would far
outstrp any analogy which transatlantic improve
ment afford.
is ata6 in he of
that Ministers had under consideration the propri-
city of recommending to Parliament, Immediately
after the re.assembng of the two Houses, an in
crease of both the Army and Navy, the former to
she amount of Is 30, 900 men, and the latter from
S to 10 600 One Of the reasons assigned for this
measure, in addition to the unsettled state of the
C"nadas, is the nniriendIy tone of the Message of
the President of the United States, upon the boun
diary question.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-02-27

F53IE DIVING FLUE STOVE has been long
d and thvorahy known as having the hes; Oven
in use. But while the superiority Of the Oven
acknowledged, complaints made that the draft
insufficient and the height of the stove too
great for convenience.
In The present improvements, by means Of the
rising Rae and rolling dumper the draft is increased
10 any desirable degree while it is under perfect
control, and the Oven, which is large, is easily tenn
pered the will of the user. and is liable to
burn scnrch in cooking The height ofthe stove
also is sufficiently reduced for convenience. The
improvement in the Sanhcn projecting hearth, in
addition the facilities for brong, admits of boil
ing IL tea kettlo or other vessel of water in very
few minutes by the use of a small quantity of chips.
This latter Improvement is particularly valuable for
summer use, when it is desirable build fire
in the body of the stove.
The above Stoves together with VARIETY of
BOX SI'OVES, SI'OVE FUNNEL sc.
are kept constantly FOR sale bv The subscribers
+. ~ Il, FAIRBANKS u co.
is Johusbury, Jan 1888. 25-tf
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-25
WRITING

AND MUSIC raUGaT ~ ONsr oNE ,soN
Psars St,re. oppo tie Carlton het~rrn Frankitn
SD L~on.rd streets Any person, WIN vissss g. pas
hty hund ed tunes the aan, Guitar. AZ
corAos ute stn, q oougAy ant correctly nv aoe
and learn god HaNd wrth pni lively 10 eithcr ~
OH ue les ~ hanrs this d matter the celebrated "
"vuetlons ~ ~ fssm COW ,RD f amhrd Cnlieg-. uAt
vsrsniv arhas~ed 81 " We r oct re ch'r W. IN w,rd
Tsrns- whN tie Lady W Gsntsna a. please 10 givr.
N.B whmcaa We tamesf aes3ts
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-25
NlBLO,S Garden.


No postpasement any this establishment Ae
grand entrance from Broadway she saloon
TIE Gates will be opened ~'clock when the Grand Mil
Harry nd will perform variety OF popular National Airs DC
The extraordinary Rave Family tnow lain number
III direction Of Gabriel R.yel, consisting OF
years old Dominaae Ravsl Javei Rnvs Jerome Kayei,
Franc = tsve Mad Jerome vel Mile Adele kayel Mile
IRA, o. Ravel-Princira solo Player Fensoa.
End night Of the extraordinary Chinese advertisement
Antoine and Jerome Ravel will display difficulties be
overcome in the art OF Rope Dancing
OnsATURDAY EVENING, August 25
erssmsns Of Lks rKois MATARUiSs. Dy GABRIEL, An
Aner which, the Ravel Family on the tight rope who will
60 throug their astonishing evoutions.
Madame Jerome 20 ,hronp her astonishing PER.
wiki The wonderful feat Of" LIE Cola
Jaye Ravel the unrvasd rope dancer viii ;-xecute his
extraordinary dance with The balance pole exhibiting various
r p.'i, Amour win exhibit her graceful Pas seuL
Javai Rave will, by desire cencude the rope entertain
with the celebrated Pas du Tanburin.
during which the ceisbrd Miery Band viii perora
variety of overlures marches, DC on the terrace
coic Italian Oantmimr called LUoso aoS1 er hs
ILLUSION The nav SC ne
&C., and fun corps de baIe OF 50 persons e''
drgno sah Ravr Clown Rssei Hasanp NJ NJ
seon' LUoa,o Rose Jave taye; Jose ph Servant 10
%e Easene sganas Mr. ssSoei GS Sosa
| ri, S, servants, cooks. fui rs, robheis &C.
This Pantomme has been successful than any DINER
performance OF the Ravsi Family, receipts have
IN an inverse alto the usual order pukc bay
| ing Increased as the piece progrt ssed
New Gaopade by so rsons, Of the most
| elegant dances ever produced in America.
Monaay, Mrs williams Benefit, with great attention.
The Musical Department the Of that
braled professor MIR WATSON la,s composer 10 the The
atre Royal Covsn Garden, English Opera House and
Bcmber OF the Royal Aeauemy Of music in London who Is
engagedsexpfesy for this purpose, and will preside the
PianOfore.
The Vsudeves unoer the entire superntende Of that
popular CoMe0ian, Mr. John SETON
To eoafasn carriages with their
norses heaos towards Blocker street
Amnsensnts every eveniag ia the week except Sundays
when tie Garden will sr opened ice and fut ices
OF every variety and OF the most approved kinds
Admission Ia cents, including RerTeshmcnt
Omnbusscs will from the 10 hr Gar
den du, ing the evesing
The Gard, and PromeDad brilliantly lighted with
thousands Of vai~gsted lamps with SUPERB
collection OF choice plants and shruhs lemon
trees To the 0and been added this
anspareEcies of beautiful design execution
The Groo Fountain has be~u newly decorated and pours
forth us cooling streams amid the bramcy lamp, and ira
GRANGE
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-25
VAUXHALL GAR DEN.
UNPARALLELED ATTRACTION /,

Rain shine postponemrn account OF wea,her-he
entrance 10 I've Shioen beng covered.
OF iends and patrons respectfully announce that
win iva, talented Mrs mseder or%,rr
%, Cor, Fs.I 70 ssom for .w ngs Sho viii
with Mr. Sly M SO Well known a he public lavore.
National Theatre Miss Kerr, the dansease
aud Collins In consequence OF the combustion such IA.
So cents and every nevey shall produced to reader shs
sslabi'shmsntihe most favorite resort in New York
The proP~,or are happy TO inform their enas and pa
irons that ibis spled esiabhmrn Hghuy asses in "a
the fashionable and wded aude testify who as
ssmbe witness the combination not 70 b. squae
an night in America OF "The Colpitn by Thomas
Bailey, Es aul orof The Ladder Of Love performed win
great the celebrated Mr. Brahaus Theatre Ia Ln
Sod nigh, ofihe new buIIeua Of The Life Guards
Mrs Maeder, Mr Flynn Ms Rogers Mr and Mrs Hauton.
Mrs aeder as Mrs Mrs JAR Masterm.n and Mrs Hus.ey
DIR Firm as Mr. Dodcleton and Cpplaia IIussey.
SATURDAY EVENING, August Is isss
The performances will with q the srd time,
The new burea entitled THE CULPaI r. by the author OF
Cap.an Hussey, Mr. Flynn sob Mr Hau,onviler. Flu,
sey, Mrs Ms.aer in witch she w sing III b. submissive
An mermissos ct half hour prsnense and refresh
nen,s, when II. Grand Military Baad VIII perform variety
The Overture BY the orehe',, 20 The Miller and his Men
ls,ia epsi.ies THE LIGHT GUsRD .aa pew bur
re. cc o2 M.
Mrs Doddeton. Mrs Rogers-Perker, Mrs Hauton,iue.
Ensase.sn,i, have bee. :, made with several popular
In consequence OF he unan"sus applause bestowed upoa
the OF the Ladder Of Love the and
fashion able audiences mbeo to w,nr . ia 6rs,
presentation on each night Tie propreor the sugg
more.
In rehearsal several burleas which win be produced
this spesdid establishment the very FIST 10 New York.
Adni,tsnee 574 esnts-sbilorenh hall price.
ba~ery aud Broadway sage, will convey visters from M
and lower part IF the city during the perfo
past Q o'clock
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-25

r wYLIES BLEECKER STREET GARDEN Is free
nRsn I, ladies' and Gentlemen Mr. W. the in
bahans o. New York lis vicinity that he has
the New York independent Brass Band;h~y play Ame
rcsr English irish and scotch national and
every fair evenisg.
Nj ICES sdcos~ctionsry are Of the choices, Quality
The Ssrden ~i ne open every SUNDAY exsnag. ADMIT.
lance w cents on suar s-icires hn,ents inc led
uJ No as Beecker street. doors north street
iy 26.lms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-25

DAuN T,sEAvnE.--Ou MONDAY EVENING
THE IRISH Xmsxss aDOR-su Patrick Or,enpo Mr.
Powsr--Lsdy Emily. Mrs Richardson.
Aher which. Nln N .f4lL #e
THE OMNIsUs--Fat Rooney, Mr Power-Masssr Tom
Dobbs Mr. Piacide. M@...
To conclude with
A PECULIAR POsiTION--Majer Lasear, Mr. Richings-
Countess de Novara, Miss Cu,hrDan. .
,ers open 7-rerorMance begins at ~ Boxes, ",
Pit 30 ceRs Gallery. IS cents. f... .
k1HAN- LIN s'rfA EATM ~, CHATHAM SQUARE
II under the direction of Mr.. w. r. BLAkE.-THlS EVE
MING. will be presented. s
RICHARD IlI-Dukg OF Chester, Mr. R0oik-Lady Anne,
Mrf Greene.
To conclude with
MRG MRS PRINGLE-Mr Po,cr PrDgle, Mr. Jones-Er.
Peingl-, Ms james 800
Doors open at 7performsnce 10 =, halfpast
O'Clock. = aug lm~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-25

:.S ;D,nss s1.S:. >: SIRE
.a E very sssI
hs: receives has the pleasure 70 inform h friends ana ne
public that he succeeded In gng flor one night on
Mrs. sisss, tste Miss sraddon, prma don. from the
Theatre Rcys Dfsry Lane LondeH and the principal inca
DR. r. NORTON, the unrivaled professor the from
gnor Fab. and Mr.. BAssEoRD, who wllpreside ntfe
The Concert under the immediate direction of Mr. Norton
CON ERT.
PROGRAMME.
PART I.
over,ure-Pisno Forte, Auber
Balad-Mrs Gibbs-Archer Boy, Bsrneti
T6s@a variations Tru@pst Mr. Morton NORTON ss"n
Cavalna-Mr. Fabj, from Opera Sennanbuss, behin'
Part H.
Fantasia Piano Forx-Hal CouThia, King
Il. ciiatve and Ara-srs 0bbs-Di Placer, Rossiai
Gants-Suoni la Tremba-Sgnor Fabj Beini
soo-Trumpet-M Mr. Morton. Norton
Finale-L. Soma bsls-Mrs Gibbs, Belin
Atler the Concert 20 minutes will be allowed for prone
tade and re freshmenL H.
win commence with Beugoa Resplendent Light, which
will nstanianeousy uminate every surrounding otjcI-
new and superb piec. cas the Flower of Dunb line
commencing with VERT al Wheel Of brilliant ayoae. raes
divers terminating in tree Of beautiful Chinese and golden
signal iib rockets, with serpents and silver Comets
new and Oeaatilu piece called the Persian Story formed
Fire and Terminating in grand Feu de ng
from s,leaaa Hesseo. Wheel Illuminated with changes Of
red, white yellow Paesne and jesamse Fireswith centre
R ssIs viii with gold and silver Rain.
Rockets with carnine Net ors - -
magn fcept piece called the Circle of Jupiter,
commencing spIenad Oelagon Vertical Wheel Of Chi.
spange brilliant rayonet old and silver fires with u-
minated of green and changing 10 superb
circle Of liver Ave po;nted Stars finishing with brilliant Cir.
Of Gerb Fire reported
Egypusn Pyramid Msnusent OF Pharaoh Of extraori.
nary Eee NJ and magnitude formed OF Mosaic Candies with
brilliant lin alnatng star, OF fire. reported comnunicat.
Jog from vertcle wheel Of red, blue, white
Der brilliant fires, with illuminated centre oil CRIMSON Pnr.
pie and green. . ,
adr ,cks with ninean m
Rockets, with gold and silver stars.
To concue wh particular desire the new and superb
piece GATED the Cross Malta, with three mulnon-hrst
ociagon Vertical wneel Of silver gold brilliant rayo
Changing 10 four silver stars sxu liant biancy, riehed
With golden circles of shy csnues,ard sPen lid display
Of Maltese Cheaue and nese lattice work. Dding with
Feu de Je The Artist himself that this piece will
not fail be wedged original, having been
fired by any 9th r artist.
Pyrotechnic Artist TO the Garden-Mr Stanton.
Concert ces 81 o'clock. !.
Ambulance so centschdren under IL years oil age haii
nrice au25 1t
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-25
DIX CULLEN.
No. 80 Rose street. opposite Duane.
uCONFIDENTIALn
ao2S-5leOds


N CAhDs
~ TIVE sabsc her In returning his Acknowledgements for
past f,vors would respect ufiy inform his
pub In general received direct FROM France
another superior French Calf SKINS that Civ.
en- 80 much Satisfaction for the asttwo years.
Gentlemen leaving their measures, have their Boss
made ny witout the least OF their breaking
Que This be consideration that has claimed the
ton subscriber for srd has much plea
sure ung public that bis Boots usually
ont the second or third sole without breaking
Cuse requested 10 leave their orders for their fall
early possible, particularly those for opers Cork
Sole o. Water Proof Boots.
strangers visiting city invited call and eramne
h much nd nirea Gentemcns Gaers which have 10 grsat
r,rasurr i psrcedtd the use Of Opera Boots.
soubern western Merchants giving their orders for fall
worh are requested xaminc spe aid article Of Opera,
D. ess and Cork Sole Boots Gentemns Caters, and Navy
she~s msksg Tor the New Orleans Mobile and Vckburg
markets. :,
An received and punrtually Attended to-
p.rtepl.ri y those for cash. URihH RYDER,
su1t dt0ls No 6seeknan ~ Chnton Hall
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-25

MARRIED..
On Thursday morning tse sd inst by he Mayer, william
I stanlrs 10 Ham IA w daughter 4 wm Wright
On "Wednesday vening, I'D instant. ny k.v william Geo.
Mile. Mr Jasies Timpssn 70 Miss Elizabeth Benedict
DIED.
On Friday afternoon Esther, only daughter o. Thomas and
MARY Ans Tumble sCea one year and two months.
Tbe friends relations respectfully aved 70 attend
- Al ,r. This aCernsoa At och 53t Water street
oa Friday morning. 2fta instant after linger unsss,
Anarew Brsdca In T. 9Th year ~ his sgs. -
Iis resis arr requested 70 aucnd ms
Soaar,i dis 5ocock, ron no. l5s washington
wrett. ..,.,,, u..A-w.ss t.c.,, ami. ~
on Tnursasy aernsop Mrs Nancy, wife OF Daniel OMsa-
~ Thur,asy Catherine, infant daughter OF Gerardus Q.
ard Catherine Burger -,
New London, coan on Tuesday ias' pavia FnhA H'H
sgedaa 49,, .-... :.
ave Of his late father Mir Myron H. Farn OF uue
kec n. q.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-25
q IN vEWARD from the Subscriber

= "A
Ws)U 2nth STREET and Rail Road,
near the 2s inst M skin Pocketbook, aiming the fol-
Lowing Bills viz Nv, of elte each on the PHnters Bank,
Msssipp-one Of $50 the state Bank Alabama-two Of
$50 ach the Mississippi and Alabama Rail Dad Compa
ny Brandooone of 500 the last mentioned Company,
together with smaller Bills different Banks Mis-
sss pp atng IN all something $500 Whoever
will return to this Office the above mtnoasd bills shall
c~ive tn. ard aad questions asked aua5 "a
rS ktEWAhD.-L0ST, yesterday. while passing
eDJ through Wooster Canal streets Baak Book the
Chambers street Savings Rank-th. name Geo. Adams"
writes in H. with the OF $500 Any person Who
will bring the this Office will gtt the above reward
au25
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national Typographical Association.


III The undersir officers OF the National Topographic
cal Associations, composing the Board of Control
tsoctsen Of lumber OF De egstes and Societies form
Association after debealon resolved
posponement sf the rertng and hei eby give this
PUBLIC NOTICE
To the different Societies OF Printers attached said Asss-
citation well those DESTROYS OF conneeng themselves
thereto meeting OF the National Typogra phcs
Associati will be heia In III city OF Pitshurg Pcnn the
6rst Monday OF piemser 1889 st which time and place
iondv sced the representatives from The different Soce
We Al W. JACKSON, Baltimore.
President.
VIM WELLINGTON. Philsd.
Recording Secretary.
CuAs. ALsERr DAVIS, New York,
Corresponding Secretary.
JAMES CLEPnANE, Washington,
Treasurer
August t0th 1888.
The publishers Of newspapers uRhout he United States
will the craft 10 general by giving The above
notice o two Insertions.
su24 3teod
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-25

Tur HUMAN ~
DIR Elliot. Oculist,
3O3 BROADWAY. CORNER OF DUANE STREET.
Co-Srs, s practice the DIess1 effe Egg srd fmrrfse
Of v,o~ a. lnep'ent d. gee OF isnsmmsuon 70
the us,st eonp ieasd dsesse. .
The EYE examined with the powerful Optic inst
menis invented by Or e. by which he ocec The slight
iadicn,on OF else weakness OF that organ.
Glasses fitted las u.u,il 10 the pariic MAR feet
H-Dr. " sfny b~es leave to safe, that IN con-
of the excessive duties Of profession
he an attend the only three days each week wis.,
Meudav WEDNESDAY and Fritz ny, when he will attic
between the hours OF 10 ard b o'ciUch. anle- ~
oh. GULL EMS
Celebrated French pills.
NO 90 Rose street nearly opposts Duane, New York.
DIR CULLEN challenges the world 10 produce specific
10 his French Pills. for curing the veEercs In
al its aar rmS They give ref In fcw bours, and
Ia srv cases restore heal In few Gays
These Pills are sovereign rencdy asd most powerful
controlling They have bv extensive
Esropesn practice nsseest yet ecaeious medicine
ever administered.
Price o. per boz. -
These Pill so prove preventive VI used In time. Thy
sbssined on of Dr. Cnen his Dspessary % Rose
sesrip opposite Duane, ne~ York, where confidential
advice IL given. ...,.
VVU NnYwAN HAIa DRESSES WAN !.
EDs,ne thai well recon me ndcd, aud IL vel
experienced In the will permanent Dloy.
good wages by immediate apple alton nj 30 Bowe.
re- sufi n. ". FHAiON
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-25

ar ONO LA cDS ~ be sold AT AUCTiONcn We'd
csaay 18th asant rt O'Clock the evening" nj Masonic
Matt No SIG Broadwsy27O8 acres situsted IN ATHENS
COUNTY, Tows OF Berss, township No Range No IL
-btn OF Aliens ", and HOOKING ri.
yRR Carsl Is mshi from A,herstc Msrens, the
ohio RIVER The above z7J6 detached parcels
ana w, be purchasers which will afford
opportunity 10 form settlement tits land enough for thirty
faaiiies
of NEw YORK, ILLINOIS, aud MICHIGAN viii be Offer
cd Tive titles WARRANTED perfect ano terms Of sale be
x.v or ale. su7S lws