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Liberty advocate., 1838-07-28

in the hands Of q purchaser in good faith,
for valuable consideration, without no
tice; and the certificate which shall be f.
led with the Commissioner as aforesaid,
shall be taken TO be conclusive evidence
that the oath was legally administered:
And provided, further, That it shall be the
duty ofthe. President of the United States
TO cause lobe reserved from sale or entry,
under the provisions of this or any other
law of the United States, any tract or
tracts of land reserved to any Choctaw,
under the provisions Of the treaty of Dan
cling Rabbit creek, of one thousand eight
hundred and thirty; and also, to reserve
from sale or entry sufficient quantity Of
the lands acquired by said treaty, upon
which no such settlement or improvement
has been made, as would entitle the settler
or improver TO a right Of pre-emption un-
der this act, to satisfy the claims of such
Indians as may have been entitled to re-
servations under the said treaty, and whose
lands may have been sold by the United
States en- account OF any default, neglect,
or omission of duty on the part of any Of
fcer of the United States. Such reserva-
tion from sale to continue until the claims
to reservations under said treaty shall bS
investigated byehe board of commission
ers appointed for the purpose, and their
report finally acted on by Congress.
Liberty advocate., 1838-07-28
BRANDON BANK.

At meeting of the Board of Directors
OF the Mississippi and Alabama Rail Road
Co., at Brandon, the following preamble
and resolution were unanimously adopted
on the ed inst.
Whereas there is no authority in the
charter of this bank or under any law OF
this State, authorizing an examination Of
this institution by the Bank Commission
ers, and whereas i. is desirable that this
institution should, in common with every
banking institution in the State be examl-
ned by said commissioners, in order that
the public may know the condition OF the
State currency.
Therefore, Resolved, That the Presi-
dent of this institution be, and he is hereby
required to invite the Commissioners ap-
pointed by authority of this State to exam
inc this institution at such time as may
suit their convenience.
Signed z. P. WARDELL, Cashier.
Liberty advocate., 1838-07-28

PRACTICAL AMALGAMATIoN.- .--Abopt ~,
days since, gentleman drove up 10 tba '
Columbus Hotel with a fine looking bOdv
servant whom he called Ned. The mas
ter was very kind in his attention TO Md
and ordered every thing that was condu
Give to his comforts he was also particular
in his instructions to landlord Bracken 10
have bed placed in his room for the bov
which was promptly complied with, and
the travellers retired to rest! In the NOR.
ming they went on their way rejoicing free
as air! but alas, change came Ger hQ
bright anticipations! A stern looking
man arrived on Sunday last, in pursuit d
a person who had stolen a girl in Merri
wether, Georgia. The description given
of the thief corresponded with that Of the
gentleman who arrived with the boy Ned
three days before; but it surely was not
the same person, for he had no girl! The
pursuer took the hint, and dashed on to.
wards Pontotoc. On Wednesday he re.
turned with the traveller bound, and his
sprightly Ned was transformed into a
beautiful yellow girl of about fourteen
The thief was Mr.. Tate, who is one Of
Miss Grimkc's and Arthur Tappan's devo
ted adherentsi he will undoubtedly be re-
warded with elerated marks Of distinction
on his return to Georgia.--CoIunlbus
Democrat.
Liberty advocate., 1838-07-28
42,343
80,643
Tons,
122,987

Married.-Near GaIlatin, MI, on the
18th ult., Mr.. ROBERT MCDONALD, Prin-
ter, to Miss PAMELA PURDY.-[G. Cult
Advertiser.
To THE EDITOR OF THE g. GULF Adv
Sir-l observed in your paper of the
llth July that you have published me as
being married to Miss Pamela Purdy.-
Now, sir, do not know how you could
have obtained any such information, un-
less it was fraught by your own reckless
disposition to perversion of the truth
for certain it is, that am not married, nor
DO know any young lady in this county
by the name of Purdy. | therefore re-
qulre you to correct the statement in your
last paper, as it is utterly false, and not
calculated to do me any good in the event
should feel disposed to marry.
ROBERT MCDONALD
Southern Star Office, July 10, 1883.
Liberty advocate., 1838-07-28

The above plan was an exact prototype
of the specie circular, and appears 70 be
one of the earliest steps taken BY the Brit
ish Government in that blind course OF
mismanagement by which they finally lost
this country. The experience Of history
is thought to be useful light in the ca
reer of legislator, but what could be ex-
pccted from the dotish ignorance of Jack
son and Benton, and the rest of the "blaze
of glory" "better currency" braggadociosY
of whom heaven in its mercy, we trust,
is about TO grant us speedy riddance.
Liberty advocate., 1838-07-28
MAXIMS AND THOUGHTS

He is rich man who hath Goa !
friend. 'of
Tell me what company you keen
will tell you who you are u and
He that is going to speak i'll of a0o,a
let him consider himself, and he will iTt'e hsi
his peace. - A0
Speaking without thinking is sboo.
without taking aim. p
The first degree Of folly is to think on.
self wise; the next, to tell others 60. .I1 q
third. to despise all counsel. ~ II
Forgive every mans faults except W.,
own. ~"
There are great many asses ,i,bo,
long ears. '
Peace with Heaven is the best friend
ship. 4O
Virtue and industry are the best pat,i
mony for children to inherit.
Liberty advocate., 1838-07-28
THE UNHAPPY MARRIED MAN.

The sublolned outpourings of married
man, are from the "CharcoaI Sketches Of
Neal. Courting has been saptly termed a
paradise, and matrimony the way from
that region to the earth again. The fol.
lowing, if true, is pretty good ilustra-
tion:
'What made you get married, if you
don't like it?
why was deluded into it; fairly deluded
into it. | had nothing to do of evenings,
so went courting. Now courting's
fun enough; | hav'nt got a word to say a.
gin courting. It's about as gooda way OF
killing an evening as | know Of. Wash
your face, put on clean dickey, and 60
and talk as sweet as sugey or molasses
candy for an hour or two--to say moth
ing of the kisses behind the door, as
your sweetheart goes to the step with
you"
"When | was single man, the world
wagged along we'll enough. 1t was just
like an omnibus; | was passenger, paid
my levy, and hadn't nothing more to do
with it but sit down and not care button
for any thing. S'posing the omnibus got
upset-well, walks off and leaves the
man to pick up the pieces. But then
must take wife and be hanged to me.
It's all very we'll for while; but after.
wards it's playuy like owning an upset Om-
nibus.n
"Man?" queried Montezma-'whats
all that about omnibuSes,''
what did | get by t?' continued Cana
mlel, regardless of the Interruption
How much fun? why jawing old woman
and three squallers. Mighty different
from courting that is. What's the fun of
buying things to eat and things to wear for
lhem, and wasting good spreein' money on
such nonsense for other people?-And
hen as for doing what you like, there's no
such thing. You can't clear out when peo-
'le's owing you so much money you can't
'tay convenient. No-the nabbers must
AVE you. You can't go on a spree; for
when you come home, missus kicks up the
levil's delight. You can't teach her better
manners, for constables are as thick as
'lackberries. In short, you cant do nothing
instead of 'Yes my duck and mo, my
ear, AS you please, honey and when
Su like, lovely,' like it was in courting
mes, its rigilar row at all hours. Sour
'oks and cold potatoes; children and Ia
le clothes bad off for soap--always dar.
ing and mending, and nothing ever darn.
] or mended. Fit wasn't that Pm par
ckelarly sober, I'd be inclined to drink
s excuse enough. It's heart-breaking,
I'd it's all owing to that I've such pain
my gizzard Of a mornings. Pm so mis-
able / must stop and sit on the steps,
whats the matter now?'
pm getting aggravated. My wife's
vim critter--a sword of sharpness--she
is the throat of my felicity, stabs my
Ippiness, chops up my comforts, and
ips up my Sunday-go-to-meetings to
axe jackets for the boys--she gives all
g wittels to the children, to make me
ry and jump about like a lump-lighter--
cant stand tiny troubles is over-pow'
in when | come to add 'em up.
'Oh, nonsense! behave nicc--don't make
noise in the street---be man.
How can | be man, when | belong TO
melody elseS My hours amt my own
Liberty advocate., 1838-07-28
NEW PAPERS.

The "North Mississippi Advocate" is
the title of a new paper, published at ABB
erdeen, in Monroe county, by Enoch II.
Vance. In size and appearance, it ranks
with the first class,-in politics, it is de-
cidedly anti-Van Buren,.
"The Grand Gulf Wing" is the title Of
a Sew paper published at Grand Gulf
John NJ. Duffield, Editor. Its political
cast may readily be inferred from the fact
that Mr.. Bonds speech has place in the
first number. 1t is cheering to see so ma
ny advocates OF reform springng up in
every section of the State. If the people
only see the corruption and misrule of the
Administration, it cannot fail TO meet their
unqualified condemnation.
Liberty advocate., 1838-07-28

UThe quarterly meeting Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church will be held in Liberty on the
lst Sabbath in August,-There will be preaching
on the Friday and Saturday preceding.
Liberty advocate., 1838-07-28

Gen, UPham is Wing candidate for
Congress in New Hampshire. We have
no doubt Of his success. There are some
pretty tall mountains in the Granite State,
but the Wings can run Up 'em.-[LOu.
Liberty advocate., 1838-07-28

1t is not true that every thing has risen
since the defeat of the Sub Treasury bill
Some things have fallen.--[ Pennsyiuani-
an.
Rain, hail, and loco .focoism, we suppose.
Lou. Jour.
Liberty advocate., 1838-07-28
From the National htelligencer.

AN ARMY OF PENsIoNERs.--From a doc
ument communicated (among others) to
the House of Representatives yesterday,
1t appears that the number of pensioners
on the rolls of the several pension agen-
cies of the United States at this time is as
follows.
Liberty advocate., 1838-07-28
IIBIRHYa !

sATuRDAY,m;":"";::;aJULY 80, 1898.
Liberty advocate., 1838-07-28

TONNAGE OF THE U. SrATEs.--In the
annual Treasury statement to Congress-,
the registered tonnage for the year ending
on the 30th of Sep. 1887, is stated
at 810,447
The enrolled and licensed tonnage
at 956,980
And the fishing vessels at l29,257
Tons, l,896,685
The total tonnage of shipping built in
the United States during the year ending
on the 30th OF Septem, 1887, was viz.
Registered, 42,343
Enrolled, 80,643
Liberty advocate., 1838-07-28

Total number of pensioners 41,458
Liberty advocate., 1838-07-28

Thus it appears that the laundering
schemes Of Jackson and his troop Of politi.
cal quacks, have not even the poor excuse
OF novelty, but turn out to be nothing more
than limitations Of the blunderngs Of old.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-09-08
BY AUTHORITY

t,vs OF THE USIrED STATES. PASSED At THE SIC
oSo SESSION OF ruE TwENrY-FHrH CoNGREss.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-09-08

Jul
IN ACT to establish certain post routes and 10 dis
continue others.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-09-08

Be Il enacted Jg the Senate and House Of Repre-
seufatires Of the CaIed States Of .la,srica in Con-
-ress assembled, Tint the following be established
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-09-08
- H.-I.b1-g.th b H.. -.

From HUi,bo,ga.h TO IarpCr's tEry.
From Love>yl.le 20 Berlin. n the State Of NARY
land.
From Clarkshurr, via Tca-u.'e TO Shnston, 20
the couuty of HARRISON.
From logan courthouse to Rcd Sulphur spring
From the Na.ursl Bridge Post Office, in Rock.
bridge county, VIA DaecaI,s springs, 10 Clinton
forge.
From Branlouyilc. in Virginia, to Bryaut's post
office, IN FByette county ia lat Stale 81 PenuSy..
wanna.
From Bcck'eys mills Ca Reuben Suits.
From CuvcSvIc TO Forces mills
Flom Blue Sulphur Springs, via Gwinn's sprur,
thence down Lick creek "a New river up same %
The mouth of Grccnb-,Cr river, 10 PalistucS, thence
TO Ltwsburc.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-01

Friday, Angus .81-<o =. -
Thesmsrhet for bills England opened with sno - my
rate bills 1t ~ per cent The moderate demsne sAss'
however, csased The rsse early to decliDeto ~ "
which sales were current On France Gales were maze
~ sra per dollar. The opinion now go
neray entertained that exchange for long ume 70 como
go 81 per which h1ie sDeve par a. inc
bsnks have only large amounts OF cotton 70 sssw aga
there aheavy Of state stecAs sold recently
proeeeds of drawn for and the demand
by large The Of $4,000 state stocks which
taken place yesterday at public sucsn aid in
the construction OF Auburn and Sycuse Ran Road has
postponed uns 18th prexino This stock bears
per per annun payable quarterly at the
Phenx Bank principal remburscabe the pleasure Of
the legislature after twesty years. .ff.r.
Wall street from the inactivity which
il has displayed for the last few weeks Money connues
18
Arsher depression has prevailed the Stock Exchaage
this days sales have been limited prices
csded United States Bank fell on per Delaware
Hudson per cent Mshawk declised slightly, alss New
Jersey Railroad Patterson declined per eent Stonington
closed per cent under the prices OF yesterday.
Domestic exchange continues improving, and eousy funds
Of all kinds particularly southern. This
raj consequence Of the resumption and win be but tempo
rary.
The John w. Cater from Kingstos, (Jan) has board
thousand dollars in silver dlerent firms Of this
city.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-01
Stare OF Trade.

The today by hoffman inf price
large au1 evnced msch spirit The other grocery safes were
sas ns n .s.s %
exception Of the dry goods line in which very extensive
express Ups inform ports unu
suay quiet In both New Orleans and Charleston malignant
and as matter 81 business at stand Our own city
sax Of G sss s
wont.
D.Y oooDs-rhs principal feature in the dry goods trade
for the week. has b the large sale Of China sks
Auaen wilneraiag Co. Its magnitude attracted large
ed very Sss prices much than the goods
Ousy sold private sale The the auction houses
% s
dry goods have sold Il .aesn this season. have invariably
The viii spend hole days attending hem
public % Re %
have taken place the past week market
n
s ssS ho1E r re
really amusag cay to navigate among the balss
years
Corres-More has beer dose tie staple the pas. week
$500 bales embracing one q Chsrestop about
le lis nrs. cost IL charssios ssi corrsponding quality
dag lower chiefly demand
n.y. Gs G' sd !. s Of "s
and Mobiles ss Nc.hng is doing for Englsnd the las,
s'S so Of as.s
Descriptions reat Itsin 2sh July 800
s s.
son.unpoa Is true shows an increase Of 100 COZ bale: for
Browns held back 500 100 bales prices would ray but this
they likely do while abundant crop, Is
n hand.
We perceive nothsg recording in the OF the
xouthern market; Is NJ still with both the
aaers and Dealers The old heing just ost Of the
as and The new scarcely made Us There are
Market
The sales and receipts Of this article continue
y the last reported. The weeks sales smeuntto
$50 bbs Pots at - S7A and
Pearls e.y7A
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-01


DAM.A .nA.ASAE.--Oa M0NDAY kvENiNe
= viii be performed,
Catherine Mrs Richardson.
Alter which, #t RI lM
A PAS DE DEUx, by Master and Miss welh
Alter which
TUE IRISH LION-Tem Moore, Mr. Power--Jenks Miss
TurnbulL
To conclude with
Mrs Whca<ley.
Beers open 7-Perfornance begins At ~ Boxes. 81,
PIl60 cepu. Gallery. IS cents. .lf a8 hs.8l. .5fN
ErANx LIN THEATRE, CHATHAM SQUARE
u usdsr the direction Of Mr.. w. Il. BLAkE.-Thls EVE.
MING, win be presented.
the DUMB BELLE-vvisn. Mr.. charles-BIiua. Mira
Blake
After which, N .&eM I'll #eA f.tt F.
Pas SEUL-By Mr. Codet. afI .s.s a l4t. .&
Alter which
THE TWO sfANIARDs-Alvsrdc, Mr. Bansister- FIorin
da, Mrs Greene, M. ..- 70 1890
To conclude with ''
DELICATE ArTnNTIONs-Mr Gingery, Mr. MIR Jones'
Mrs Buste, Mrs Jones' 81
Doors open performance to commence At halfp.st
o'clock. ..v nj - sf. au2 lms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-01
THn HUMAN EYE.
DIR. Elliot, Oculist,
2O2 BROADWAY CORNER OF BLAME STR +

Confines his practice to the Diseas effe Eye and fmpfec
oms Of Tyion, ren ncpieni degree of inflammation
the most CON pticaied disease.
The Rye examined with the powerful Optical inst
men,s, invented by DR. E. by which he the slight
Indication OF ois<nrse weakness of that organ
Glasses fitted las ususl) TO the particular defect.
fB-Dr. respectfully begs leave that IN
Of the arduou and excessive duties Of profession,
he attend The Office only three days Ia each Wis
Monday Wednesday, and Frday when be will patients
bstwsen the hours Of 10 and o'clock. anI6-ims
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-01
NIBLo's GARDEN.

NIHLO'S GARDEN.
No postposement any time nj this esabshmest the
Crane entrance from Broadwsyt0 the saloon from
rDe Cafes viii be opened o'clock when the Grand Nil.
TJcKE rs only 50 I'M '"-'"'-7
BENEFIT or DOMINIQUE RAvEL oss
On which occasion The aave Family will p.rfor~ This
ngs Entertainment will form tho F .as.n
GREATEST ATTRACTION OF THE SEASON.
Gabriel Rayel in volau-yrnt IS chey.li.r Rodrigo:
fhe comic pantemim. OF the UNFORESEEN ILLU.
The Of The scenery dresses ana
the subject Of The warmess proprietor has
pleasure 10 announcing for repetition dy desrs) and
u Doniaque Ravel begs respectfully to announce TO his
friends and tue public thut ibis his first appealon behalf Of
beavers, sustained by the Whole Family, will be exsred
render the evening snteranmsn wshy Of their
patronage. gg-
SATURDAY EVENING, sEPTEMRER,I.
The Enteraianen. e commence at O'clock with the
admired performances Of ne k.vei Family on The TiSaT
Gabriel Ravl will display the most graceful attitudes and
introduce His surprising Jeux des bagu pinaienne
Anoins viii the Elegant Clown
and amusing entertainments
After which By ae.irs vii! isrodnced the yor,e ale.
by Rave In which the Gabriel Ravsl viii
exhibit extraordinary performances introducing La barre CT
S,s5e
vel-Joseph, N Ravel-Nane,,e, Mad Eugene RaveL
Incidents, Including the cataslophe Of the Well and squa
with umbrella turned INSIDE which astonishing
Gabriel Ravcl has excl ed such universal .mraiion
Half hours ntermission reeshment and
during which the celsbr.kd Mitery Band will perform
variety OF overiures marches, &c on the terrace
The entertainments will conclude ith time) sgrsad
new comic Italian psnomime called Ro.O Or the
S M KeSss s
re-, and fall corps de ballet Of 30 persona
tailor Jerome Ravel; Chevalier Re-
driguo, 6abrll Rave Cewn Antoine Ravel Harlequin
j. seiton EUono Rose, Jave Ravey Joseph (servant 10
Rodriguo) Jean kave Lauour Nine kiz Kavel; Calum.
bine, Anne Eugene; Chief of Brgands Mr. Bsldock Noa-
ri 8, servants, cooks, fHri les robbers he
This Pantemime has been thar any DINER
performance OF the Ravs Family and the receipts
In inverse Of public smusemen hav-
ing Increased as the piece progressed.
New Gaopade by so persons pronounced Of the most
elegant dances ever produced in America.
Monday Mr. walssn's Benefit with novelty and attraction
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-01

10 If this should under the Observable ms Of MARY
ONEL formerly OF the Parish Of Mayo Queens County,
Ireland, any knowing where she Is thing
corning her. will confer favor by The
TO DANIEL MOORE No Rose street, New York, who
has cheering for her. and Something her advantage
su3l.2t~
" FOUNO-Yeserday, in Broadway, Pocket WAL
LET, containing several memoraE dums which
bill and receipt for the New York Mirror Yhe
have The same BY applying Al this Office and paying for
vertisement aU3l St
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-01
TN. NEWLE IsXxg.EsTED VIC:

- CEIREHU6H, WIG WAkEH, corner OF HreadWny
Futos respectfully invites all ard
inspect his newly invented vcntstne Wigs, which
for eegsnse lghness durability rsnk smosg the
first educous ef modern Iniheir they differ rom
all ehers They Of the brow than the
hair does composed &c which Curl At
10 head, that the most critical observer will fell
detectthem.
srs, GERS should sb.erve that crehsgh the only maher
Of description o wig In the United States, and
Gail and Sc them. si-ins
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-01
vAUXHALL GARDEN.
UNPARALLELED ATTRACTION!

UNPARALLELED ATTRACTIONS!
Rain shine no posponemen, Of weather-he
sstrapce 10 tse Sa.osn being covered.
600 challenge that Adren the MaseaHs astonishing per
ormsnces a place urpas every thing Of the kiad ever
Adrian the Magician in an entire change Of performance
sSsu Mea IL Saes
n o. % y
Sccondtme OF tn burIetta Is she Woman, Mrs
SETON viii perform the part cfLsdy Caroline lady a.
On SATURDAY EVENING. Sept 80, 1885,
The evenings entertainment 10 commence with Monsieur
Prosrsms,e Of bis rand Performance Of ray.ie.
voyage TIE Box TIE
crook-io,s. TIE Devr. Ladders ."ae-' fne sAePAerd'
The peo' with exercises Of the Jug
An Ss hour for promenade and refresh
Of Overtures. Marches, &c.
Amer which the laushsbls Bure,ta Of Is SHE A wo
SIR George Seymour, Mr. colns-csp, Charles Cleveland,
Nel..a~Lsdy Caroline Butler, Mrs v sefion -
After which III re Will be an inermsssn Of IS minutes fsr
After which, the Kate Kesmey by orehes.
The whse coscude with lsughasle and entensing
Sonic P.ntom'me inersPsr.ed With nusber Of amusing
Meua.r emu '"''4''' e,''e' I'"o'SA' o. "a'"'s" o0
Hsrsquin Mos. Adrian ubn, the miller, Mr. Lew,--ms
ren, the m'ers daughter, Mrs Lyre- her lover Mr.
Kari the miers man, villagers
Adni,,ance SIT csns-shRdren half price.
5.wsry sss broadwsy sage, viii convey yssers IRON ~
Door. .pss & 0coei~ferior%.nse s.%.ssees ., hall
past O'Clock. ME
y bOAr RACE vii lske place from Artists he.
treat late Weehaw ken Mouse MONDAY September
1883 the weather fair not, the nrst fair day. for
Gold Calls and silver Cup, Tor regular Beat Clubs
tual members No picked allowed.
First Rsce-At P. N. for Dared soan-s &C Id Call
Second Rsce-At 81 p. NJ for 4oared boats Gold Call
Thru RsceAt5 for Ill boats exse~drg ~ feet In
length with either pair OF scus 2ssr-s Silver Cup
Boats intending must ester previous to the day ofhe
Race
stages weavs Ferry at Hebohen for the above place
y here visiters viii fad every accommodation.
NJ B-Thc Rsee adveriised "Wednesday 29th,
postponed 10 the above date. au2s-2ws
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-01

ar rae GREAT FAIR OF the NECHANIcy IN
sTiTUTE At CASTLE GARDEN, will open FOR the re-
espioa 81 vi.,ors Monday Ser l. Sd at2P.h
Ticket Of admission - senta
the Institute procure their annual tickets
applc nj HooniA City Nall alN
~ MONUMENT TO r. PAINE, In progress 10 Dr
erected few weeksrhe subscribers to this monument,
their friends and sthe Interested IN the ooect informed
the Visual lecture (shsrtensnl Hail.
Sunday evening" Mr. Vale will give report Of
progress made the and Of
time and expense TO lis accomplishment In hand
No colectsn will be made, hut subscribers
who paid their subser ptors win obge by taxing
This opportunity FIRST payment for marble now called
for. CIV, Secretary.
sl.ils
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-01

The attention Of thoss afllict-
cd with Hernia, Is called % .
new Truss lately patented In
the city 0f New York. In So
peri0riiy over every other In.
stromsnt will be evident on q
mere insp& ciion for, unlike
everv other Truss, the rupture
pad Is pressed upon BY q A0u-
bic spring, which ID 20 fxed
~ 10 convey the necessary
pressure To the lowcr part u
The rapture psd--thus ) eepipg
the r nd clostlv applied In ev-
cry attitude Of the body, ssd
adjusting and ada pting itself
under I'll cir cumstsnces To the
person and 10 the part IN which
Il 10 - be applied. Possess
Tag . double spring, aid con.
sequently a double degree Of
elasticity, II is rendered easy
and convenient To the wsarer.
Tue above Truss has taken the
place OF oil citizens Tor the per-
manest reienlios eRd eure of
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