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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-01-18
FROM FLoRIpA.

Bal e iriih ne IadisAs-A battle was fought
% the asth Oli. near The pig Cypses. s~amp.
between the Indians snd detachment OF the
9Th regiment Of Infantry The aeeoun, state,
that small party ofinaisbs ives seso aud
pursued, and when the pursuing party reach
ed the hammock the Indiaas were discovered
In great force, and a severe. eoutss, imm..
Siassly snaasd, in which % sr sur ruiisaf
troops aseTs killed end III ,eouaAeS Amoer
the killed are Col, ThonPson, Cant. Van
swssrirgsn, Lieut.. Brook AID Csairo an ofths
Army, and Col Gentry, cspl Andrews. and II.
WALKER, Of The Asissi.s,aaIppi ,olua,s.r
wounded. Col. Gstiry has siaes died.
The latest account states that ths whole Of
Company X" ofthe s,b Infus,ry. are aid
TO have been killed. exeePI some seven Or
eight-nsAiHg total Of officers hl'lsd. and
ltorsnk and Sic killed aud sousdsd. on ,hs
Inditns only were IsssA dead on she Geld
though il Is Sala some forty or BT.y bodies had
been dragged of The troops succeeded ia
bringing A~sy sixty pOaiess
The troops had been ia rursuh Of me In
dianS, and when they came up 10 the $40,
where tAey were eoaesaled Behind b,u.s,.
add IN 'hs tops Of trees. itey wsss received
by Noiisy from tie ssvssss. each shos hn..
BAG or weandirg Hs man. Cot Tho@psoa
fell si the FRS, Gre, "a DID nost Of those Who
we're slain.
y Is said ihai lie Indians fsskhs So ,issps.
rassiy, ststiI uss doubtful d one pkriod d
the sngsgsnsAi which veald Be eoap.Ilsd
. give way. The force u he Inaiaas u.s
vsfisasly ssiimsssd, and IS sAsy wss. q am.
bush Psrhap' i would Be- I,apo.sIbls viz soy
certainty 70 tell.
FROM slgas made h tie sand, Supposed {,
BE b. AlHSsios. and Vkles tho gassrpss,sr
Absahsn had seen. 10 ias,sr si.es M. N.
epiniob iisi ne laalsas issssd . was J, a.
deaab.
The Fio5ida var = pssxio. which we
eshrot apsavsl. we Invite Ia rsassT.. 4.
iepsisp % re rsmagks Of Ne. Undsrwood
mais ; lev days since " bic place d u. m
e Representations, ~ relation 70 DIE ssion-
ishiag var About 10000 mes us5sr Gen
JstsP, sEOusht 70 bsar sssissl nos more lh.s
1000 tadiaps, spa Jet lhs shl,ss saslsisinr
defssi sfisf defeats There ssosg Be- .oms-
ihiag vsoaSi
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-01-18

within the ring formed BY TIE guard
r0oyld ne Gsiloue were Cierrymen o.
three dsasreuf deuornualions. Who had
asalooaly laboured without eifscs sser
since bis conviesion. 10 coavioes him
Of ne eeeesiisy 0f repeutanee. bus
lest the crowd should suppose for a
moment, that he believed IN Sny thiag
thss they could do sor him. or tha' they
were there beespse he thought they
could be Of sny service 10 him. he took
occasion 10 say emphafically. that he
bad no faith in repentance OF prayer.
but that a. u looked more like "ksRaa
aafRre" to have Clergyman, be had
requested his "woTihy friend. Mr..
Johnston, 10 ask the Rev. Mr. Cooke
10 come there 10 pray" He spoke We
~ bitterly Of bis brothers, particular
" OF the Oldest one. and said that he
had married an infsmous woman ia
order 70 make her witness to keep
one Of them from beIng sent 20 the
Peniienhary, as he (Cpblree) did not
ike 10 'sarear hes AimseJE" lie read a
text from the Scriptures for some por-
pose which we did not exactly under
siand. but presume il was 10 show the
iinperfeeiion Of human natuFr; and
when in reading his narrative he bad
10 mention ardent splits, he looked
sppcslingIy 10 the Sheriff. aud remark
ed. "fktsk 7 had sosc aoss.s In short,
we do not believe THAI be was ever
gifted with such thing as conscience
at all. for be acted a. none bat a per-
feet Demon conld act. ever since he
WA afresied for the murder for which
he died; Knocked ard laughed at the
Clergymen who called TO administer
comfort 90 him. and he has been fre-
quently heard TO say that he would
poster Old Belzebnb himself If ne
did not treat him well in the internal
regions. We did not know before we
saw him that Virgins had such an
abandoned reprohaIe within her bor-
ders, and we sincerely hope for the
sake Of humanity that he has left no
more such behind him. .
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-01-18
NIX cALHouN's REsoLUrIoNs.

Ths soasiderstios Of Mr. csIAouaS ssa,s-
err resolutions YES brought to a elo,s !,
ths sSnatp. On Friday last Amer Iarioa. a.
tsratioas. nOsisestioss, sc. ne LIST, "a. "a.
and tth we're sdorsed By large msjoritie.
For ne ssh resolution, Mr.. Clay oasr,d t,
substitute. ~aseh vas adopted in lie follow.
AS fot@s
"RsIsised. That the interference by the 81
tizens 81 asy % the states. with ire view !,
lssa so.sisl'oa II slavery N the District, .. ss
dabgsrtog the rights anti secnrify Of he Pc.
pie Of ths District; and that aar act ~ ~,
sure % conersss designed to sboIl.A .lsTsrv
Ia this District would Be = viols,ioa Of N.
fenh implied 10 the e<ssions By tho State. ~
Virginia end Maryland, lust cause Of sssrn
70 The People Of the sisvehoiding States. ara
have Direct and inevitable tendency 20 d.
tnsb and endsegvr the uBioa."
The vote on the adoption OF Mr. CLAY,
substitute wss a. follows.
Ytss -aiessrs. Alien, Bavard. a.n,o,
Black. brown. Baehshaa. Clay. az Ala. CIV
Of NJ. Clayton, triisendsn. cS,hbert. Fal.
ton, Hobbard. King. Lu9pkin, Lyon. Niche
Lac, Niles, hoyveil. Pierce, Prsslon, Rive,
kes3e. Robin.en. SEWER, Smith. of Connect
49, St"l' k~E. y atthtaok9s NtptoHt walker
White, wiiIiss1s. wrilhi, Yoane-36.
Say1--Ae.sFs. Davis, Kaieht. MeR.an
Morris, Pfsptiss. kugglrs, Saith, Of lad
swift, Webslsr--9.
ar. csihouhS sixth resolution was laid on
the table % Friday b. vote Of IS to-
Mr.. Preston opposed the adoption Of THU re-
solutioa. On tie grOaod that Il inserfsrsd with
"a Jarssits propositions ofhis owns bill for
The annexsiioo of Texs, taiheU.s.
The prOvisory smehdneni to the Who'll. Sc
Eies. offered By Mr.. Allen. then came up. ard
an Ansedinent 20 h was sGsred By All. Saith.
Of Indissa- After some discussion. both
amendments were laid an The table By . vote
Of swen,y.thtes 70 tsepty-ass.-And Ia,
ended The subject % Mr.. csIhoans famou,
resolutions.
We will endsavor 10 procure q copy or al
these resolutions, 10 the fern IN which they
anaily passed the Senate, add lay them bsfot.
our readers next week.
In The House Of Representatives, Gu FRIDAY
last, the Committee on Elections reported
upon The Mississippi Election ease. The
COMMITTEES merely report he facts, and leave
the whole nstlsr.to The eOnsidsratlOa Of the
House.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-01-18

o. lhis snbIscs, sir. acknoxiedge
lhai feel the deepeli interest,". e An
persuaded Il i pregnant with eonse.
qospces q the highest importance 70
our beloved ceantFy. II We sgo net
now able 10 occupy gro1nd prepared
for as BY those who framed lbe Consli
toiion lnD respect 10 The Influence Of
Banks and mo0eyed associations, I fear
ilS recovery hereafter wall cost The peo-
pie difficulties and disasters. compared
TO which those that have been occasion
cd by the recent suspension Of specie
paym viii be considered as no.
thing. The idea that In the event Of
war, if the Banks are again employed
a. public repositories. IL viii be IN their
power 10 stop payment, aad thus de-
prive the nation Of IFS means OF credit
aud support. Is efficient. in my judy
fneni, To enlist the ardor Of every pa
triot on the side Of those Who will re-
fuse TO commit so great a trust 10 any
moaeyed institution.
Al experience tell Us that money is
the slnew OF war. aud that no nation
can long be fire and independent
which placed this element OF lis power
IA hands that are ifresponsible in their
very nziGCe. Such would be our situa-
lion % the Banks. as et rresen; organ
ned. :eiain the public money. They
could much more easily in war than 10
peace find On excuse for refusing pay
ment and violating ;heif pledges 10 the
GoverDmcni; and all who are CONVEX
sant with history msst be aware that
theFe arc eAige0cies from which we are
not exempt in a state Of war, when the
bankruptcy OF the Government would
force Il 10 make dishonorable peace,
u u did not compc; its submission to 4
foreigo yoke. Looking at the subject
10 this light indulge the hope that all
true Republicans will discard the idea Of
our Sgain trusting the public money TO
Ranks. The plan proposed BY Mr.. Van
Buren exposes us. TO no hazard. On
The eontrary..i If adopted, il will siTnpli-
" the operations Of our revenue, pBri-
~ Legislation by removing FROM il the
eorrupting influence Of money, and
ensure peace, harmony and prosperity
70 all the treai and diversified interests
of our country
Excuse the haste IN which hare
been compelled to throw together these
ideas. They are but an outline OF the
general views which belong to the sub
ject; yet shoft and imperfect as il is,
feel that Il bss required quite as much
labor as my infrm health enables me TO
besloS upon It.
Thanking you for your friendly soil
eitude for my. personal welfare. l re-
main, yours truly,
ANDREW JACKSON.
Moses DAwsoy Esn.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-01-18
ANDREW JACKSON.
Moses DAWSON. Esq.


THE EKvATIvEs.-The Madi-
se1ian contains the address snd resoln-
tons Of the New York Conservatives.
They protest against a bankrupt law,
as proposed by the Presideni-against
the b-treasury system. aud against
sPeeial-dePosites. and go for fc.trisl
OF the Experiment" Nothing else
viii satisfy them. They 5enounee the
Loco FOcos, and proclaim themselves
forever separated from them.
The Madisonian. commenting on the
proceedings, and tho position assumed
by the Conservatives, says;
The balance of power, as between
the two eontending parties Of Wings
aud friends Of the sub-treasuTy, lies
vl'k as. The Democratic Republicans
are competent 10 turn the scale which
ever way the great inierestsof the peo-
pie may indicate. We are distinct
from the Wings. and the severance
irem the Loco Focos is complete
This position. therefore, we regard As
lhemost eRviable 10 which party can
aspire . SC.
The Conservatives Of this region do
not appear 20 look upon their position
10 so happy light as does the ''Madi.
sonian." They are "hoyribly afcardn
and dodge at their own shadows. III,
easy 20 fOFesee that unless they mater
their fears. or 1t least assume a boldei
'front.', they are destined TO an early
oyeTlhrow.-- Redmond Wig.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-01-18


fae Baasla Daily ssernal blblishea fea.s tbs
Terosis Palrios. ~ M a. last a. oGsisi e.
pos from CO. hssshb. - tss ssrsurs ssa
essnisg q he esreiihe. N wblsh bsasov,
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asioFnioed % laks lbs tesf q an t.s.,d.,
The namst q ssvstai shs vsfs sssssss =
ihe sxpediiion, are msaiios.s3 Elm sonnss-
asiiop ~ ihe Psifiot. ~ ihs bfsSsfy asy
darisys5 n fhs sesiFf
Conaiisrabis ssciienaat sflii ssblt sisrr
ths Aasfisas iisst. vtish hss s,sa i,s,si.,s
- ibs bsit ssavsi % ~ sosslsz ~ ~, ca.
olias b NsNabs, he sdnmssass q ~. ss,-
aiisis. PubHs seeing, hsrS besa 80 =
peiroli, ciersiaa8 ed o,scf thias ~ -
Htgi e. sell sftbssushoai lgssisra 81 YEA
enc ueu prs,hioas Ed ulaaitiaas ssisss ~
lhs Faifise TIE fslss 81 Nssy lassl :
aa.r ssfsaaisi a hsn leo9 - fs8a.-so-a
~ 600
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iroaa gsfz . ihs isiasa. as b. sasaci No.
essds Eo 6eslisr Es,s go o. aai srsss.,
iaelF fsesisiag a,i 6om its stis--sses sis.
= lss,,. % ~ hass 9 figtt b see thsu.s
az ~ issl sacpauia. ltss w. bssa 30 a.
isrE ~ a. is'u,g
a i,ifsl iot 90 s1'saF y iAss'- u Fasi. n,1l
faFaF~ we. ssssF sars ~ - e.s ssssas.
ags-Hgcsisr1sg sasraesa fa- ars,aa s,,s-
81 apas Assy ssirts e snsli staaosssss.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-01-18
HoRRIBLE AFFAIR.

A slipirom the Office Of the Louisville
Advertiser contains the details Of an
attempt 10 rob TIE Mechanics Savings
Institution Of that place, which ended
ia Murder and Suicide.
ThetTeasurcr. IT. s. Julian, had gone
TO dinner, leaving the first Clerk, o. n.
Parker, in the Bank Alter tha treas
uTeT lea, it seems Clarendon z. Dicks
was admitted into the institution BY
Mr.. Parker. who had been aequaidted
with Dicksffom boyhood. Under what
pretext Dicks entered, or how he acted
Immediately aftes obtaining admission,
must be matter Of conjecture. n APP
pears, however, that MF. Parker was
killed at bis desk By blow with The
hammer used 10 eAncelling notes paid.
He was struck on the top Of the head
and the hammer buried 10 the handle
in his brain. Al this Instant il is sup
posed Dicks commenced his search Tor
money. as q drawer IN which bank notes
are usually kept, was found partly
drawn out--when Sir. Julian the treas
nFer, arrived and knocked at the door
ofthe building. Dicks opened the door,
admitted Julian, shut the door sgain
and commenced an attack upon him
with The hammer with which Parker
had been killed. Julian. unapprised
Of what had occurred, parted TIE hlows
aimed at him and begged Dicks TO
pause, assuring him that he was mis-.
taken. dicks continued his assault
making blow after bIow-uniiI Mr. Ju-
ban had an opportunity 10 seize the
hammer. Ahen IN struggling with MS
adversary Julian fell but not without
wrestling che hammer from Dicks. ne
pfived OF the haulmer. Dicks began Ia
feel for his pistol. The aim q Dicks
was scen. aud as Julian rose from the
door, he discovered Parker lying dead
IN abe room. Suddenly Jolian raised
. char. threw Il 81 Dicks, and thus
gained time 10 rush cut Of the door. and
gave the alsrm 10 some lwo OF three
Psrsonsiu the immediate neighbofhood
AZ this moment. Dicks. fnding de-
lection was Inevitable, raised bis pistol
to the SIDE Ofhis head, and shot hinseli.
hIr. Iuluan though badly wounded a
toe heal and face j. 80, coasidered
dangerous, Parker was cot of in the
prime Of life, ieavingan interesting wife
and three children. TIE iormer 10 state
Of mind that beggaFs description. The
cause Of sls ihis is gambling Dicks.
having lost every ih'ng At De gamlne
table waa driven By desperation 20 com
NIT TIE dreadful crime ol murder. For
years be bad been an honest and re-
sPeeiahlo clerk 10 Louisville. bat ogst.
come BY the iaiatuaiing vice that prov.
ed bis ruin. he acted dishoaehly aud
found Il impossibs 70 obtain employ
msnt. lis ssd end j. already told.
Balfin,oTs Gasstis.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-01-18

NtUNlNAFI ' As = M To- :.
Yesterday. HARRY, a colored man;
was hung in the vicinity Of this place,
ia pursuance Of sentence previously
passed on him, for rape and an attemp,
10 murder white child. From 1900
20 1000 persons assembled to witness
the exit of this unfortunate yet harden
ed being from this world. He made
no confession OF the deed for which be
sufFered.-T EzfsHigencer.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-01-18

ExrRAoRnf8AV EVENr. -Oa The
morning o. New Yeass day. chest bail
past eieyeo O'Clock, 3 middle aged per.
son, with e Rild look b his eye. and =
manner ~ mingled insanity and gravity.
entered . merces'a establishment "a
Cbesb0t e. and Deliberately dsmsnd.
ed hia bill fof certain ruits 81 wearinr
apparel, fof him preaualy made and
delivered Before ibe ssionishsd by.
siun9ers bad time 10 interfere. BE drew
forth ep--purte. a1d paid ire som
due. Ia instantly iefl ihs place with
BE geceipied SD. Sinking deHi6uslF
and has not since been heard 81 No
esute esu De- assigned for 81 rs.b stf.
and We rcgrai 60 bear he Il yei ai large.
lFt9sf Gasas.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-01-18

hlieF ~ animatei Gireusaoa. heth
hfpochss 81 re Keuiaekg ~ ia5s
hate passed ~ lear msIsf'fiea. ( tfH
aifectng iae tauts 81 Sc people ~
thsf State 20 - iakea On ne prssrfeir
q ealing Couqaniio1 70 revise iks
siuis CoaslirGon.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-01-18


The following letter OF TIE late President Of
Tie ua';~d States was wrnleo 10 tho editor OF
she Cinsi,aa.i Advertiser, by whom il has
been published with the Porini,,iou Of the rri-
ter,
nEnnrasE Dee ~, ls37.
DEKR SiR;- Your letter Of the 9TH
insl. has heea for some days before me,
bet il has not been in my power 70 re-
ply 10 il earlier than the present mo-
nest.
In relation 10 the aspect 81 public
sflaim. which - some of our friends
appears anfayoraale to the hope Of al
fectiug an eafiy separation Of the fiscal
operations Of the Treasury from the
agency OF Banks. State aud National.
see nothing that should beget despair,
OF induce 7ns 20 rciFace our Steps or re-
Lax nuresef'i0n' The recest elections
in Ne~ Yolk manifest, il IS true. some
supineness oa the part Of those vho
have heretofore susiaihcd she ascendan.
cy of The old Jeffefsonian PRINCIPLES;
bat they expose also the real objects
and trne character Of the Federal party
which Is ever vi2ilani 70 seize an op-
Poftaniiy that Is presented lor tho re-
cSvery u the ground they lost 10 the
establishment Of the present Consii,n-
lion and IN tie memorable contest n
~. lSuD. Such an opy,uh6niiy vas
attended IN the present cfi5is. by the
division ~ the Republican ranks re-.
speciing the means which should be
immediately adopted 20 incresse TIE
imeiailic bau 81 oar circulating NE.
dium, and place iho Government mo.
ney. ~ rather che n,oney ofthe people,
in 2 state 81 proper secariiy. ff ihis
division has thus lot defeat, nay we
not hope that II is but temporary. end
shat d viii bring ns sgaip, o. d has
laiWaya done before. a solid and lasting
Fieiofg--a Victory which sill Be ihe
lresuii n enlightened so-6pefaiion and
concert on the part 81 az true Rspubli.
cans. sacndciag ali minor di6srsnces
and ip'iyies ss one man 90 tbe defence
81 iho pnncipiss Uhich d rs lhe design
lof the common enemy. ihe Fedegal
I party looFeflhfca
I J 2afiicipais wiih you % ihe rrafel
expressed y ihe altitude occupied bJ
Nc RiFes sod sif. Richie % me pre-
ssoi contest None % as however
a1gbi ihsir good intentions. end ies
ecAaieas oar they piIl soon see lha.
noihisg goed is 70 Be silafnsd 81 fgf
( ibef Struggle CD lhe fedofoiign af ih,
I cotnsriion between Sc Bsaks ED lk.
I AuNufy. Aaei iha lTeactefy 81 Oh.
I hl1tn o iha goFefnmehi, ii Nii 8.
Fa.a f1aurpase lhttlhe Feoaie cen a.
yer o. induced e. sfqaefcs Is l8slffn
4 ploymsai agsin 81 ea6'ic iepo.sios
Whai security can We have thaf llsj
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ptsAtAs sF,ssA en-. UsA.rsses. .fEr.isssv,
ssiiSrsl 81 "a H-.ss n Representatives. n u.
Ussssd Sssi,s. D.ss-.e,v 81. 1891.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-01-18

LETTER FROM ANDREW JACKSON.
The following letter OF TIE late President Of
The Ua''sd States was wrnleo 10 tho editor or
ihe CiHei"aa,i Advertiser, BY whom it has
been published with the Perinis,ion Of the Tri-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-06
AnrRlcAn HOTEL. CRY or New Yeax.

AMERICAS HOTEL, CRY New YeRx
u To whom may concern-Sctence versus quackeIy
Having completed Of essens II buslne
writing and Double Entry Bookkeeping OF Professor Cow.
ard the celebrated teacher $50 Broadway, have Deen
much pleased with his close aHly PLAIN
thorough instr ucons feel cons raiHed u give MIN tne
benefit humble praise, and TO recommend him 10 my
fellow citizens OF the south and Others as gen.sma" scho
lar and thorough teacher deem but an ACT OF asuee
10 The public. him, say, that think him hones and
capable" and In he will satisfy ali reasonable
myself have been much agrrrabiy as
did not dream that those all important asa
Commercial Writing and Bookkeeping could possibly
tboroug hly acquired shoit time and win 50 ie
hard study vrxalioR, did, however run the risk
and have been most ayr .eaby disappointed sha Warmly
Mr. Coward all Numerous southern ends,
and il he should travel SOUTH he shalt
have he port in getting scholars B system Oh
greatly superior other and he explansevery hing
clearly that his pleasure rather than scky
task His off hama writing don't believe any one can peat
shsuld like deal more favor OF his exceer
stem but op-les might weary the readers paiencet
by simply saying wishes 10 learn most mas
erly and be- uttu writing, acquire thorough
knowledge OF ping in the shortest une and
moderate let him avoid the travelling and foreign
quaeks be would I" the plague" and go by all means to
SIR Coward, $50 Broadway who will no donbt 50 satisfy
all reasonable intelligent that ihes WIN not have to
go rac their teacher, short time since, aost
spectacle citizen of Liberty street had 10 certain Broad
way quack. :, =
With much respect the citizens OF New York. and par
cHlarly 70 X. COWARD ESQ resident Professor OF ok
kse ping and Business Writing, etc $3.50 Broadway New
York, | subscribe myself their most humble servant,
A w. WALTON, Merchant,
o6lt& Augusta, Geo.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-06

THIS Isl new rJcine and first ussd by D.
serur hi about four years since j. found
To possess extraoroary efficacy in all dyspeptc at cdOns,
from m, re lag Of indigo sOn, an isappro
action the TODD the most Shstrate and aggravated
with all the weaknesses oppessors dstessr nervous
sympathies, and other de angtmsn : which follow,
The process Of ~ rely different from that ~ oher
Mecicin--s Its most perfect effect When taken with,
conjunction with the foof2d u operation per
cep,be only In r'gdsr and n'urs tom ~ acnon w
produce the eaect4h ~ gradually cleansing aHd strength
eopg the system TINE. more perfect action i IS
tsbshed from Nv 10 ill tarher aid nsgssssry
The proprietor particularly invites a who are troub ed
with any OF these complaint - make Immediate use ths
medicine bss vet tailed ~ give speedy ana per-
relief Each box conaias 100 pulls and one boz
10 cop,ie-e Of hpr efficacy. SOLD nj whness and
-eta by A. g. n Saads Oo Fulton correr " William ss
sebel n ia canal streei Norvi corner or Caharrr and
Mad trees Dodd 6aj Broadway. and others - iu
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Advertise ent.

Advertise ment.
II IMPORTATION WANrEO-Of WIN. LEWIS, who
in tho seafarng Ie wasyey unfortunate suffering great
Losses uncerroing many rryaon the differ, ports
he sailed particularly In war time, having been oei cap
AMI plundered lie wrote he bad friends In New York
Philadelphia nd particularly In wmngtor. IL living he
must b. aou 81 Of has dark and compile rioR
The 10 g. be sailed New Orleans
schooner UPWARDS Barcelona urhat place he wsscapInreA
by Spanish squadron blockadng To Porto
Cab n where Jan 1917 the schooner conaeaed
plundered and shore; from thence he the
Island OF Antigua but rot meeting with spp-rtuHy Of
turn Amsrc sailed oremasl-man board the Cam
dcn OF London Tor London His last letter written from
port dated 7u June. 1917 stating his arrival
int nion returning u Ancrics.
friend Eng1nd who has deeply lameRted receiving
tidng from aim 1917 suxous ascertain whether he
alive dead Any person able give inelg
him ,requeStrd uncate what he OF him
Mr. NJ. &C. SIFFKEN New York
Should the william l.. wis be living and his his
eve he u enreated apply Immediately to Mr. ". SIFF
KEN above where he viii hear OF hing 70 his
tpps sg92tS.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-06
THE EYE.

ia Broadway near Maiden Lsn', up stairs.
nR. su, INKS Physician and Ocnlisi Member of the
Mediea Saciey OF the and county ct Nv Work. aHd
pupil OF the ust Professor Mcket tie, Ocu
to Der Majesty ieen Victoria Eaglna respectfully To-
iors afflicted with Diseases ot the Eye and impprec
of vision they al themselves NJ his profession
II skill and experience by applying ~ his office, l74 Brcad
way.
Dr. from kroSlrdg OF oplics connected viih defec
tive visioa weak imed presents TO the pub
Tic iprov fr sprctice whin not only ADAPT - ~
cry asiecL hat c,svey ewes asrnsaon coone quite
free fe he irritation Of common glasses Ohse ia BroNd
,s.x-.one. fro., q a 40 o,.lms
SPANISH GUITAH AID s1NGiNS..Ladies
~ DESTROYS Of earniag sasse named accom- plhmens,
either separate together w please igske aneary appcs
ton the resiacnee oC Mrs DUNN, i6S RuadNay wbsre
terms, &c. may he kpown,
To her FORMER pupil, Ma y. respectfully Announces she
will recvnmenct Monday, the 10th MS aet ~ Inn