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MATCHLESS SANATIYE.

DAtIOS RoALtND, the tie.e,ai Amer,
can Agent fur this mighty medicine t,aventet
by the i'm nur'al 6aeiirke of tso,many J has
great pleasure in publishing the toIl"~ irg a,uh
~ hnFartaat letter from respeetahte rrnilc
maa in New York, which he has rereis d,wi.
naay Others al similar c5arav!er-- ala, vrr,
interesting Intelligence f"rn seyera! rf h.s q
gents. a. wilt he seen helnw " ieh, inuethr,
aith the Icrt'ie l.e i,ca ,h,gc sr;sea, Gsrmar
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-08-02
GOVERNORS ELECTION.
--.s . e.--

Maior General MAcomh, commander.
iR.rhleI of the United States army. az.
rlved in this village on Saturday frnm
the unrlh, and leaves to-day fur the Nj.
agara frontier. We are happy 10 learn
from him tha, the Disturbances on the
Northern line have entirely subsidized; aud
though fte';ag very naturally exists
among great portion Of our citizens Ia
Vorable tn the cause of freedom abroad as
well as al hamc. respect for our laws
aud desire I, avoid any infraciinn OF the
ahIcable relations existing between our
own AMI the British Government. will
prevent any Interference in the internal
relations Of the Canadas.
The presence Of General nj. within a
district Of country where his services
were so distinguished and impnr'sn. d"r'
ing The las, war, has undoubtedly pro'!ac'
ed a yer, salu,ary influence; and We
have Nh ,larb, similar effect will result
from his visitation tn the western fron'
ter. Saratoga Sentinel.
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c0ELIChE's
Matchless SanatiYe.

.gaO LOCIS ORION COELIfxE. n. u. a.
- 0sFassay lk1n.Fr. hsisaEs iae is.si.sslsh
he hssoE 4 seoi,,R EEN sht fsEsssss &c
lriae L. the sciences of sdHls.s-a ussaFins
xhieA. Ih.suxss b. neatly aErosed D some
tie fscslty. &c NiIrh he IL q Esiusbss n,sH
ses.l he proves o. he - ~eli f.as esd - iiuli
- say d.riFsnr { Hos AIia- - s'afiss. -
"A Il.r ssEi y II AhIrh sEs ss.sPsaesd he 'Isss
a mii'ians IF oar Tarr, I'D shl b 80 b.. !.
challenges b oppaserr % . iasr, sax. GsasGsT
lien 10 disease ssasags oeeasisntd ~ esaas esas.
siais u Us Tia e. Lifs Psi4aglsl u fhs ksmsh
bsiy; ~ gfgsa ssorr.ly iHTkiRg - IAs sys.sn.
fsy gears srs ihTs 10 fts lsrss stny.aiEI 81 Ihs
LEassE1i-s nd vsicA ass De- a. ssriaisls
tksHsA atI - qxisLly elEsd. "a . eszasn ssls ~
. siapis Asaesehs. An ma usby pIrsi.ls doe,
sIias lhis. IS 10 imparls IA imPaItsHI Iessoh Z.
the spparenis hsalily o. b.'ih stxts, IssshiRE
them ,hAi ihis insidIous f.r nlsy be IN uhOb
served iamste &C I'eiT " eisyey hsasss' essE
~h,is thry Imagine themEsIFss ssenEs fTem u,
attacks; teaching them that the great serHsG ia
the art Il preserving health IL 20 pluck nuI ~
disease while IN The blade, and ACT at IIlI ale
full grown esr.
Tiis IilustTlons benefsienr III man 10 also en-
titled TO the nni.igHed eraliiuds IL tie world.
far the intenIiaR &c has
MATcHLESS SaNaT1rE,
whose h"sIinE fat may i'si , e:sna Er il sucI,
. title. siace IL has 81 sIGnBI.y lIiumphsd ere,
.suT great e0Tna,un enc my.
CONSUMPTION.
bath in the FIST and last stapes--a M dieins
- Mh ias Ito, ouRhly 4 ed he Escsa N % lhs
aats,ia ". fsra. snd in.T, ~ ETnssd n.elf - ,
C0NQUEROR OF PHYSICIANS;
. Insdl,inr. fnT Ehirh Ill m .EkIsd ssli tsys
tbundsai rsase To blrsS the herG fis.EI hand
4 kind PnSsdrncs-a medirins. Hh"ss w"n
ferrous virtues have hern 40 giaEingiy p"Tirsy
d even By same "f our clergy. IN their ps.iars
slsiis "a the sirk chamber; by whah NEAR,
hey oiten b''enms The hSppE iasirnn,rnis q"
,hsnsing dasp snry into g. D.. srknrss init
'salsb, aud ssd"' . Of Gi'nGs Iu'o j yIulnsss
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From The 0 .I,in..... chrnni.,r.

From the D.l1in,aae chrnaisis.
Mr. Clay in Tennsssse.--Nolhing can
Be more rrIIsin Than that The popularity
81 Mr.. Clay in The west aud southwest l.
increasing with Ihe mosI astonishing
strides. A proaf II this lately occurred
IN Tennessse. Nhish is EoTIh q sp,eial
noIire.
A meeting az The '.a.iginal friends ol
lodge White. opposed In Mr., Clay, !" was
called ~ ShrlbyFiIls. BsdE"rd enunly.
wi'h view 81 obtaining m expression Of
opinion hostile In the latter gentleman.
The resuluiinns were al cut and dry. the
chairman appalntrd. and tao Van Rurrn
orators addressed the meeting fnr lnur
weary hours. Tie qaeslinn Mss sbnGI
10 be taken. When Gen. Isrringsr. de-.
.inguished snd sterling Wing. iormeTly \
mea,ber nj Congress from North carUlI-
IA. arose, aud respectfully directed lhe 81.
irnli"n "f Ihe people 10 The nature ol she
increment which they were called npnn
10 make. lie briefly explained The ma.
iiRrs ol ihe nriginaiars IL the meeting.
exposed their inconsistency. snd made
mineemrsl 81 lheir resolutions. Load
huzzas rang through tile house as ihi.
veteran in ihe Wing cause proceeded in
his remarks, and sie he lad became
warmed With The subject. Ihe people
gathered around Lin With the mnsi rn-
Ihusiasuc interest The Nsshsi,ie Wing
states that has defence nf Mr.. Clay Was
bflllIsn, and triumphant.
The warm applause wllh hieh the re.
marks nf Gen. u. we're received sIung the
I.nr0iucos 10 madness. The Chairmsn
abruptly ahand"ned hi. post. the leaders
Of the NEE Jog called upon their followers
Ia srrtde. ard 10. about fifteen persons
lei ihe mretine, LEAVING hrhinl them by
far The larger p"rslon. The people III.
sisted thai Gen. u. should pr"cecd. which
he did with Ire mrs. triumphant succrss.
Al The close of his speech. he demanded
whether they would stick 10 the Wing
Cause and Iirnry Clay" Every voice
Trspundrd ava The noes were then
rallied for. but not tongue responded.
Mr.. Clay's strength and popularity far
exceeded the most ssFguIne expectations
VI his friends.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-08-02
LiStOM's Practical Sssrgery.
PRACTICAL SURGERY,
ILLUSTRATED 81
ONE HUNDRED AND TwENTYENGRAvISGs,
BY ROBERT IIsToN, SURGEON.
WITH MOTIFS AND ILLUSTRATIONS
G. W. NORRIS, N. d.

G. W. MORRIS, VI. ID.
One Of ths Surgeons cfiLs Ptan'Yiras:a Hospital.
SNllE above celebrated work will immediate.
- " appear in Dunglinsan' American Me
dirsl Library, with all the Eng'avings Of the
London edition. and additional illustrations 1T
American cas,s There will DC about one nun
drei and thirty IN the wlue
The American Medical L;5rary and In,cli
gencer. edited BY Pruftssor n Dunglison. is
published in octave firm, once fortnight. eacl,
No containing i0i pagss Of reprint Of some
new and established medical work--aUd from
I6 To % pages OF original and selected cases,
notices aud reviews al new medical Puhlica
iions, Sc making ycsriy upwards of 5000 pa
ges, aud printed in a vcTy superior style the
wtuie furmirg cnnrenttatrj record Of meGi
cal SCIENCE and literature.
Subscrip ion Ten Dollars year, payable in
advance. Su. scrip;iens taSea from Apiii vi
esch year.
Published at Is Carpenter Street, Philadei
ph,a. hy ADAM WALDIE.
Boston: Weeks Jctdan Y Co.--.Ntp York:
VIM Burns 49,, d oadway-- Baltimore: \.
Iiickman--.fibamp: W. e little hzrlts
toa: ". II. Bertett. L Beile.
Inc fOt totHs cofAS HuHt pctia td
first fire .l.s Of this gtar:--kramcr an the d..
ease. uf the Ear iiaml.tan's Practical Ohse
vallons an Midwifery. Syme oa the Disease.
Of the Rectun. Osborne "n the Nature anu
Treatment oil Drop<icai Di~cases. Green on
the Diseases Of the S&ia. c. iisln on Diseas
es of the Bladder, Besides the numerous ar
iicles, eases, Sc. eontaincd in thc lateiligen
Ger department.
JtIy lSSS al
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-08-02

4 ssEsee murder q. been eonminrd
IN BfnAd-sy. in fsii dssl,ghl. By nern.
man open Lis wife. The esuss a. ia.
busy. A murder i not 81 very Ismsr
kslSs ~ Asw laik. but Ikis. cnmmslsd
Hi'sn BrasdHay wss iuii Uf ~ Opls. slrark
lhs crowds with horOs. Tie Esgro ca,
hls nils's li.To.L
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-08-02

DEATH Of Commodore RogsrS.-The
funeral Of this distinguished officer took
,laru Yesterday afietRoun: hIs remains
was inferred al Christ Charch bu,yins
ground, with the hnnnrs al MAR. aud "a.
lu,rs fired =, the Navy Yard durin. tho
day.
C"mmndorr Rogers was up 10 his death
The head nf The American Navy--,iie old.
psi cnmman,lrr IN the seryice--bU' for tho
last fifteen months has been = resident "i
the Naval ASYLUM in this ci'y, and the
greater part of that time in close c0rinr.
mcni. a confirmed Iunalir. He was made
AS comfortable az his unhappy situation
would permit. lis was not a continued
madness, hut hind Of childIshness, with
strong passion for destruction upnn
Sigh, nr imaginary provocs;iun.
lie had gradually grnwn weaker and
weaker for several months past. and died
on Thursday morning about two o'clock,
without any particular disease. but tom
excessive weakness.
BY his death Commodore Baron be-
comes the head Of the Navy, with 81.
larry increased from e., 500 To $3.50 a
wear. Cummndnre Stewart, nov ~ CON-
mand at our Navy Yard, is second upon
the lis, of officers. having been t"rty
years in the servelc. Iae Tunes.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-08-02

The Gsargia Pioneer. ol Ihe soil vi.
SAYS" By . ssnilsasn Just fun The
Agency. ws lean thar there are n this
lims. ssnai COCO cLsEukrss - Inst place.
5000 ~ Ross LANDING: 6OO0 wers
expecIsd from North csrolsns, the lsller
part II Ibis wsak; and Ihree thousand
hare already departed fsr Ihrir uew homes
IN de far West. making in III Is. 900.
which comprises nearly The xhUls Ma.
lian."
The same rsrer says: " On yesterday
evening. Capt Means eompay Of noun.
led salnnIssEs passed through this plars
mn shsir Nay ID New Erhals. They
had with Ihrm sbuni 25 Indians that had
heen lsying nui. ard amnng them was
the esishraIfd Chief. Sali Shell Turtle.
These. q Is believed. are tie last remnant
of the ladisns IN this county,"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-08-02

near shss Iiaos nisL doalas = .rIelisI si...
guns. sEd acre kssh LiEsi. .
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-08-02

Death Of Commodore Rogers We
learn Itom The ph,ladslahis papers. that
Com. Rogers. ore IT The braves, and
mnsl distinguished officers in the Navy,
died IN tie Naval Asylum. nesr that City,
On Wednesday evening. lie was in hi,
7IIh year and had long been siIsring with
sickness.
His funeral VAS attended on Friday
evening. by The officer o( The Army and
May in Philadelphia.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-08-02

Fire IN .Nesc Kork-A fire broke out on
The mnrlug M the LIST inst. in The Soap
Factory nj Mr.. Humphrey Jones. in .hr
centre Of the block bounded by Perry,
Hammond, Washington, g. West streets,
IN The city Of New York, which destroy.
cd The whole block, composed Of NV"
story houses with brick fronts, abuu, III T.
u III number. It,s r"p"r,ed that three
prrsnhs were burn, 10 tleaill--one certain,
whose body has been taken from the .ru'
ms.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-08-02

Mr. Clay al .4bolitiOaisf--Ba'!t--At
a recent anniversary in Boston, the Rev.
Hubbard Winsiow toasted Mr.. Clay. as
one, " who, by long and brilliant ca
reer of patriotic and faithful service" is
worthy to be Presiien, of the United
States; whereupon the Boston I.lberator.
edited by William Lloyd Garrison, the
most talea:ad and dangerous as he is the
most infamous Of the abolition party, de.
noances tho reverend gentleman as a
d" prophet Of nasb" because he had ,oas:.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-08-02

The Nalches Free Trader Of the 9th
e'''. states that Mcssrs. Drane ani Din
Ms al Canton, MrlIsnn county. Ms.
"'''Fp', bnlh gen:'enru Of high RS.
I'>c'4J'iity, io:'glt ,iasl a few days as'
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-08-02

4 s tsew Of Hrp Il lBERr IODERwELI.
~ have placed al the Notes AID Account,
due tue Hil-bn'ough Mercantile House in ia
hands Of Cad J"a-s aiior.sy, Tor collection.
". +. SHIELDS, Agent.
Augnsis. 81
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-08-02

|.fsahFs " FslHsl'' NOE a.sa Jsdgs
snaase and lis Panyi
~ % Tie IepuR liSl ledge Ssraage
va sssass - EesIsu. il oEiginsled il the
NtHheEa sPseissnr. ul.ieh zs dolbs oil.
al siii'eE siEs ~ authority. Or srkE9x.
ledge ias error. Fayetteville OsssrveE.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-08-02

"JuIgc Strange Eve see it stated
in several OF the Federal papers in our
state. that this gentleman has resolved to
resign his seat in the Senate &c tbs Uni
ted States. We are authorized 10 say,
thai Judge Strange has no idea al resign
Ing his seat in the Senate; aud has att
,hnrizel no one To make the assertion,
tina, he intended to resign"
The above is from the North Carolina
Journal; and as Judge Strange is Iepu,ed
IL be one uf the owners of that paper, il
is hut fair tn suppose that he not only
authmized but penned the article. II so.
we would respectfully suggest 10 him
lha. il is a liule beneath the dignity Of his
high station to apply the loco fnco slang
Of i" Federal papers," To the Wing press
Of this state. The editors Of those pa,
pers are. without exception, so far as We
know. as go"d Republicans as Mr.,
Strange Processes Ia hs. The term Fe'
drralist meant, While it had meaning as
applied To parties in this country, one
, who favored strong Federal or General
Government. Now we submit It To
candid public, whether Judge Srang'
and his party have rot been lahnring with
all possible zeal I'd strengthen the Fede'
raj Government, whilst the Wings have
been equally zpsl"us in their Efforts "a
bring it within proper bounds. by restrain
.ng ils patronage, reducing its expe"di
lures. aud rebukms its bold assumptions
# ,owsr. Via then is deserving Of III:
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-08-02

Orange Dragons.

a IL p~rsaas who are DISPOSED 20 jih the
Orsaze Dagooas ATE requested "a sliend
al nI'lIan LiPsc"Ins's On saturday Ias s0I..
instant.
AasusI rs. 81
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-08-02
Testimony No. 2.
W 7 -" bfAI0h N"EhiHf FoeI
THE MATCHLESS SANAIIyE,

By =" aEi'cie IN "ur paper 10 das, u vii be
seen that tins medicine hasI"st none az Iis var.
tues ~ crossing The aiiahtc-- Tor Il srpcsrsia
ne "UfkinR sui a, cures IN Am,Iica 10 tlsss
which have astunIshrd Europe
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-08-02
Extract Of letter from an officer Of the Army
dated

dated
"Tampa Bay, July IS, 1889.
"Grn. TAYLOR is expected to be back
from Osrtenoke in from four 10 ten days
The enemy, sn Car as we can learn. is
more hosli!e than ever, though we have
not vet been troubled on this side Of the
territory. We have heard thai lhev are
determined 10 hold out lo the last. They
kill all messengers sent out by the whites,
and all who speak Of giving up. Some
Of the mos. popular Indians have been
killed this summer BY their o"n people. "
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-08-02
II. r. SHxRwoos.
Testimony M. 2.
GERMAN SANATlEE. : =

Extract ho,n 'h' Ess,x Register, Pu GishSs in
SGieIn. Mxssat hns,i,s
Tie Ag"ns tor the sale &c tLis .inva liable
Irdlcue ~ thiS 'it., lave ~ lhsir p, sssssirs
statements of may instances sLich hss. sa~
ready vnlunIsri'. h,en made !. them oI Lsnskt
trsu ting ,r"n' ia us". l"qnlIeIs can be direct
ed Z" III" in'iivIs tails by ,s'iIrR al ID, Besk-
st"r, &c ~" .g~sts.
I'VE .EHETT, ls3 Ess,xslt.et
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-02

. NH4Fn ny NO. "a. ... EST.
TIVE Second Annual BALL Of the North River Fire Csn'
pany will take place Al Tanmany Hall, Monday eve
ming, February 10TH 1888.
In announcing this their secoad Anpua Ball. the conniee
wish u inform their enas and the public general that
exertons used their previous Ball will be folly sustain
ed by this The Hall will be decorated with
and other embems Of the Fire Department. and neither Pa.s
nor expense viii be spared add the grahcas OF
who may favor the company with their presence on
ing under the Of Mr. Parker assisted Dy COM
mitee.
Tickets with ladies, tickets accompanying them price 81,
10 be had at the Bar of Tamnany Hall Moran srowns
No. 100 Water streets House corner oil Hoboken ana
Washington street j. Is Miers, 345 Hudson near Morton
street. oil of either of the comprising the committee
i2sa. WIN. M. BOGERT. Sec'y.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-02
TOOTH ACHE! TOOTH ACHE II!
IANISEN.a CONCENTRATED kLETTAkIA

1T This preparation has, In all cases where u has been
and has been placed In contact nerve OF he ais
eased tooth, thus far proved a,u,n
AN INFALLIBLE SPECIFIC
for that and orpentrg annsyseee me
Ache Unlike other articles for The purpose ssn oe
buiu "a the teeth and therefore produces no e
fec,s h placed in contact with those hs' NE o""o'
remedy - -, .cur
It's success Is without parallel. " noteusny nsnoves
all soreness and leaves tho Teeth IN NJ sonoiuon Ior
being filled; and ~ II enectss'y srfens tne progress
have already become carious; entirety destroys that
disereesbe smell which always mp.ueo 70 ,ne erssh
wensos 10 Fulton street, James ~ Hart N. D., corner
and Chambers street; r. ~ 0ucr corner Bcvery
az 0y,c or.er rke and Henry street, snd whole
n,.ss~. .s,s., ~ jls smeods
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-02
TRULY WONDERFUL AND EXTRACT
DINANY PHENOMENON!

a
PARTICLE OF HART
THIS extraordinary animal will be exhibited few DAYS for
the qualification of the curious, at New York latter
sails between the hours of A. M. and NJ Sunday ex
cepted
Phs HORSE Is the first known in the world to which
Nature has denied covering of hair the ornament
and protection OF his species In addition which he pos
many other pecuares of appearance, but great
of FORM and his substantial points have good
Judges been ICED unexcsponabe and in most parts
deemed model HIS color is beautiful bronze, with some
white mark-ps fecty docle and being han
died. he may be nnuey examined by strangers without
slightest apprehension Of dagger
The spectacle this animal presents magnificent pleas
ing and the feeling Of admiration excited in the behoder
unaccompanied by those dssgreeabe sensations usually at
tending !" Lusus Nature
Abundance, IS cents. i2olmt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-02
BRANDRETH,s PILLS.

" These Pills NATURE and afford per-
storing stre.s and health bv rsmoviag accumulated mpu
.issmoherwie in simple language v,sd hnmors This
other way disease but taking be
when Blue fle Calome given any of The numerous
mineral medicines M In consequence of the perspration
into nolicesu sx.ang no,bng compared to purg,ng
dose Of 10 pills viii more bad hu@or Sy the tomses
and bowels than dozen vcpor baths Thomsonian other
Ep No oTSs. sRASDRErs FILLS are So'h s sso
rife and cathartcba IS produces both sweating purg.
ing In ssTf hsy produce o This only when
sefby any other They always produce health be.
eaass they pyaTsy ExeTE every organ to healthy action
OF things necessarily this desrsbe result
No method sensible the following Nature Mankind
nythsg but and guided BY ahm by, rea
SON Lei Us abandon then false notions and false pracses
the light OF eason-let us cease to ruin eyes by gas
ing those things which are contrary TO The nature Of our %
dies and shall need physicanset endeaver to find
work experience be teacher and prejudice must be
srever discarded as our companion
THE CoyNTERFEITERs.
HE MUST BE a MISERABLE VILLAIN. INDEED,
SREATgR MoH " pA NC FoK THE PtRPosE OF
TO HONEST CITIZENS
What do Druggists prove BY making and vending
RUS pD'p0'''bb DR. IBRANBRETHs PILLS.
i HoNss All AND csGsi PRINCIPLES
wt TIM r. Sssr sSsgs y The
he way hey DR. BRANpRETGs f'o Simply 70;
this reason-No other PILLS save
DR. 'F SNiSsssaE VEGETABLE Ftiis.
ever ss;e Pills "
. THERE NEVER WAS PERSON WHO USED
WHO DID s ssssSHFT THEN fs II FERNS OF
THE MOST UNEoUALLED PRAIsEi
Nevertheless these eounerfeing Druggists have done and
but hoped that individuals will allow themselves To
sS Ssee MAI.
matter Of no rpcrssee 70 item whether the poor child
arms parent whether him whom a large family rely
solely upon for support prevented from filing early
their guilt shall become clear their benghed under
:tsnsnss and Then ben Is hoped hey viii ense-vor TO make
Every authorized Agent ha, copperFate certificate Of
less this .eensnd have regard also character
the bears among bis fellow citizens lie must be mis-
danger for The PURPOSE making e'"
DR.. BRANDRETHs PRINCIPAL oFFIC r. 1877 Hudson Il.
s se.rsl y, sP so.. St
Grand Il, Office, ID. II. Hunt, el Grand St
A. n. Warren, 50
% Houston 81. cor. LewisS. d. d. Wright
ISL DIVISION 81. near PIKE st X II Topp.
30 xesey between Greenvish ADD Washington SITS D. 9.
a5s arssa.ich St cor Of Warren, Q Fowler.
Cor Hudson n Hsmma nd sts fbes Kyle.
6st Water II. Mrs Blandford.
ga Broadway and 364 Bowery, J. w. Blacketl
ass sS,S. o1rG;, hs S s:,s M.sss o0ao
~ Stanton, cor. allen a. Peter CunninghanL
232 Beeck,r Mrs Bernard.
1894 Hudson st. I. Burnton
IIoboken, NJ j. Consider Lufher.
Harlem, J. J. KENYON.
WTIsmsburgh l. I. VIM Thomas, North ~ Ct
Broohlyn. L. Mrs Rooih, as Fultsn 81.
Jamaica L. \ Jas Herrpnsn.
Oyster Bay, L. T. stephen Bvn.
South Hampton, L. 4 j. "a. sansmaa.
Sag Hsrbor, l.. Alfred Edwards
u. J. Samsel Pearsall-
Greenport, l. l. wslter Havens.
The above Ager,s have Certificate efAgeney and
has Genuine Brandreh Pulls for sale who has not
pne. linn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-02

ITO THE FASA13nABLE COMMqnlTn
engagements necessary the opening Of asosabe ns h
tsbshneat would inform his friends and the cenmeny ~
rge that he II now prepared offer for the inspection Of
whs may honor him with visit n article which ne
fenAy hopes win be fouad suited 10 their desres
and provide this most essential article OF dress, and 70 sus y
10 the various wants and peculares oil taste the
proprietor is magnitude OF the underah
with perfec, confidence In The ne ma.
pcatios 10 this most uar branch OF the business
For the nfsmaeI OF those who may chose 10 favor MIN
the ou state his decided determination 10 deal
strictly on the Cash Prneips The facilities OF purchasing
the material manufacturing, eHtirey ore ashe weGa
self that pains shall be wanting on nus pae
secure the appreciation OF his customers ana soe
candid unbiased inspection the goods OF his producuon
An assortment or Cases Umbress Stocks Gloves Brushes
&c, constantly ON hand n73HA WALLIS. l7O BToaaway
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-02
Exchange Reading Room and Fore ign
Letter Office.

" THE Proprietor of the above establishment great
pleasure In announcing his friends and the geae
rally that he has removed uto the large and splendid
proof room in the Exchange the William street side
Neither pains have been spared
ments OF The News Room. and the be-
icyed TO be the best OF Of its kind in the United states In
addition To the files Of American and foreign papers
md prices surren kept records of
sales of stock at the Board OF Brokers' Telegraphc Reports
and daily list of the arrivals Of strangers prnc-
palhotes -
The Foreign Letter Office has up so as TO give
the greatest possible safety ill letters within IT, per
tect security against fire and all other accidents obtain
ed by depos,ing letters In this Office twhsu, taking
the other privileges enjoy ed by subscrbersJ
than the pr Of subscription all persons having
correspondence with foreign countries
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