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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-17


The New York STATE elections, which take place in
November next will determine the ascendancy, either
OF the wing or Of the democratic party in this state,
and this decision in New York will inevitably give the
next presidency the election Of ls40 either TO elo-
quent Henry Clay Of Kentucky, or cunning Martin
Van Buren, of Undertook.
At the recent election in this city, both parties were
nearly equally balanced the actual difference not be-
ing 100 votes in 4000o-a mere riAe in popular
contests The position of both parties is believed TO
be similar throughout the statethat is to say, neck
aRd neck, tail and tail-very like whale and very
like whale
In this condition Of things, the Editor and Propre-
tor Of the New YoRK HERALD, having pity for the
Ignorance of man, and love for the beauty OF
woman, will turn some of his attention 10 politics
during the next six months-nst as a partisan,
for he has too much experience ever to be a
partisan-but as philosopher as a patriot as
an Independent, thinking, and rejecting beng-an
animal that may be called phenomenon in human
affairs. The history of the various movements Of
beth parties in every part Of the state from this time
up TO November next will be faithfully collected
corded, compared and commented in this paper
We shall investigate and analyze the results of the
last few years. and endeavor to place. accurately and
fully before our readers the state of the question: each
day, each week, or each month"; as the new events
turn up on the tide of time, like dead mackerel with
their white bellies uppermosr the tide of the eer-
nal ocean, II will be- in fact, such periodical phi
loscphcal analysis of the political elements, heavng
and throwing in this state as we daily give of the
financial elements rushing and raging Throughout, the
naten.
In aid Of this project perfectly original in this
counuy-we desire independent men of both parties
and in every county-sach men love beautiful truth
with rapture and adore more beautiful woman with
deeper rapture-to forward as information in detail of
the several districts so that by comparing the whole
this great central point of thought and beauty
may be able to reach some probable and accurate OPT
Mon to the result of the next state election and
the fate of Francis Granger and William L. Marcy
in November involving as it does the fate of Henry
Clay and Martin Van Buren, in l640
We are on the eve Of greater movement in New
York, and deeper excitement in the Union, than any
country has ever seen since the call Of Abraham.
The preliminary contest fer November begins this
day the work. Both parties, learn, intend to &C.
lebrate the recent vietory-boh claiming II TO be
fheirs-and both swearing like moss troopers
foray, that they will carry New York next fall per
as sm nefss, which being interpreted in the locofoso
vernacular, means-"agin oil natur."
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-17

heesvsr 6tons u New York Of hne quality, feched fsw
days past tLej TO n. duty paid
Cottons-The business dose u D. short staple
ring the lasts days has been consdsrabe nevertheless
rates Tor This description have bees eby until
tsrdsy, when they became frazer;
has DOLLY been remarked In the qualities Of these
No change has Ia prices Tor other kpdour
bet bare 81 Bahia The amount OF the sales fro
the nh 10 The l4 inst Inclusive 1857 baes, consisting
M New Oresss VI wseh 81 AT rs, n So sl6 st 81 70
80 So Ss st 20 10 % al at 100 1e4 II 1877 So and 81 liz
So and SO ct iso TO le7 ass Upland OF wsoh 500 q
asia a. ~ 50 lea 1t IS ana sol n isI 10 IoS ll
Pernshuco, i2l tn $780, i51 Msranhsr "a So az Bshs
end % susdsiouge, f07 the wkse paid The
states esttens
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-21
SALE Oh LAND.

pursuance of a decree Of the Circuit Superior
Il Court of Law aud Chancery, for the County of
Amherst, pronounced on the 7lh day Of April, 1898,
in the case of Oney ID. Huckstep, Plaintiff, against
George C.. Hucksep and ELIZA Ann Huokstep. in
tants, under the age OF twenty-oue years, by Robert
Iinsley their guardian, specially assigned to defend
them in this suit ; and Jno. p. Wilson, Horace
Wilson. Richard w. Wilson, Elizabeth Walton,
John Tyler and Cathafine his wife, John Myers and
Sarah his wife, and William G.. Christian and Mary
lis wife, heirs at law of Richard Wilson deed De.
PENDANTS the undersigned, Commissioner, for the
purpose, will, on Wednesday the 18th day of June
next, if fair, if not the next fair dav, upon the preml-
ses. at the late residence of Charles Wilson. decd.
proceed to sell, by way Of public auction, for ready
money, the several Tracts of Land des cribed in the
deed of Indenture, made on the 10th day of January,
1850. between Richard Huckstep, ofthe one part,
anu Charles Wilson otthe other part.
J. PETTYJOHN,
Commissioner.
way ~ IDS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-21
SPRING SUPPLY
TRUST SALE.

? \ virtue of a deed Of trust, executed on the Cd
- day of October. 1923, by Abram K. North, To
Albon Mcdaniel and James Benaeh, for the purpose
of securing a debt due Jacob Haas. will be sold, to
the highest, bidder for cash, by way OF public auction,
on Tuesday, the l2th day OF June next, tfiir, if not,
the next fair day thereafter, by the Undersigned or Que
OF us, one hundred and five feet front on Second street.,
running back one hundred aud thirty two leet-il
being a pant of the Lot known in the plan of tie
town Of Lynchburg by number seventy three. This
sale will take place in the street Immediately in front
OF the premises. And acting as trustees, no other
title will be conveyed but such as is convey ed by the
deed of trust. ALBION MCDANIEL, r.
JAMES BENAGIl,
May 10 tl2J
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-21
.s'EGROES E'HK SAFE,

n compliance with the last will and testament of
l. keziah Hubbard, deed. on Saturday, the l9dl
day OF May. 1888, | shall sell, at public auction, to
the highest bidder, for cash, AT the Store House OF
J'bcz smith. Esq. IN the county Of Pdt>ylvania, Va.
l6 Nesros, Coz slsllng Of men, women, hoys aud eiils.
JAMES A.. MITCHELL, Er'or.
Of ketiah Hubbard, decd.
April % tl9M
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-21
Amount ofincrcasc every three years
by the RefUimers,

Amount ofIncrcasc every Three years
by the Relormers, S96,227 q
| also find that IN six years ending on the 30th day
Of Sept, 1887, the printing for Congress, (Senate
and Iinuse,) and inclusive otccrtain land documents
books aud enLfavin!. amounted To SOL ,5Sl 90. Let
us DEDUCT tie amount teI ofted by the committee
as pad lor the same obJcct IN eight ycafsby the Adj
ministration which WAS condemned for lis cxlrdya-
gance-that was sell ,653 81. That operation viii
show that he Relormers have paid, in the legislative
patronage of the press, 40, 70l % more in sx years
than the Wing party paid IN eight years
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-21
THE EYNCHEsJEeG

LIST DAY.
ASweepstlkcs for colts and Gliics. three years old,
mile heats, entrance 500 half forfeit, to name and
close the goth May. Three or more 10 make a race.
A S"crpstake for colts aud hlllcs, mile heats, en-
trance $50, p. or Pay to name aud close the even
ing before the hrstday's iace; three or more to make
a race This race will be ran on ether Of the four
days most agreeable TO the parties interested.
81 Day.
Projectors Purse S200, . mile heats, entrance SD.
81 DAY.
The Lynchburg Silver Plate, or 5000, at the OBJ
,on OF the winner two mile heats, entrance SIS.
4th DAY.
Jockey Club Purse 500, free OF discount, three
mile heats, entrance $40.
MELVILLE TALBOT. Pr.
April 26 III
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-21
Four Tracts Of Land,

With the appuitenances, lying and being in the
tanning 4o25 Acres, more or less, beng the
same conveyed to conveyed to Richard 5. Ellis by
John Burks and Elizabeth his wife, by deed. bearing
date on the l0Ih day of October, 1916, & ofretord in
the county court Of Amherst the 81 TRAcT, con-
tanning 14l3 ACRES, more orless, being the same
which WAS conveyed To- The sad Ellis by Samuel
Burks (son Of C.arles,) aud Rhodl his wife, by deed
dated the Sd day Of January ls2s, and of record in
Amherst county CouIt,-lle 81 Tract, containing
% Acres, patented to Josiah Ellis IN $50, and be
queathed 10, or Inherited by, the said Richard 5. Ell
lls-and the 4th Tract, contain uig SO Acres,
purchased by the said Richard s.. Ellis of Charles
Burks's heirs-and The deeds for which feOf re-
cord in the county Court OF Amherst.
Also the following SA.gg'ES, aud he increase
of the females oi them (i any, born since the lst day
of February, $780, namely Sladrack, a man, and
Jinney his wife, aud their five children Jesse, Gil
lar, Hannah, Emily, and james kessIa, and her
three children, Winston. Anderson and Henry {;
David, and Ddbney, Mustaphla. aud Lewis, Black
smitlls-(which said Lands aud Saves were hereto
fore conveyed by the said Richard 5. Elist to Thorn
as 4. Holcombe, as Comm ssloner, &c. by deed OF
mortgage, bearing date on the lst day Of February,
| l83o-and also OF record in the SAID county Court
of Amherst) JOHN COLEMAN, Sheriff
- Of .ir1herst county.
May ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-21
Three hundred Acres.
L.f.N'D!S .E.v'D SE.9V.ZS
AT AIITl IN.

I N PURSUANCE OF a rECRETAL ORDER
n ofthe Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chan
Gerry for the town Of Lynchbnrg, made Al the last
term of the said Couri, III Il suit therein depending,
wherein ChiswCll Dlbney is Plairnif, and Ohm Bull
lock, James Bullock, and others are defendants; the
undersigned will, on the Sti day OF June, 1888, at the
Pcdlar Mills, in the county of Amherst, expose to
sale, by way of public auction. for cash
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-21
FRESH SUPPLIES,
.1.v'D GREAT B.7RG.gEvS!

M f. arc now receiving our Spring Supply. en-
w br1cing a large. beautiful and very cheap as
sorlment Of DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, &c.
we assure our friends that 1t is ouly necessary to
give us a cal. to ascertain that ii is needless to 90
elsewhere for better, If as good. bargains as we will
sell them. MARTIN, WARD & DAVIS
Asiil 80 IA
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-21
SHE OF E,E,V'D.

lkNHERE will be sold. AT Amherst Court House.
n on he 81 Monday in May, 1898, Il Tract of
Land, lying and being on the waters OF Indian Creek.
IN SAID county, Containing upwards Of
Three hundred Acres.
TERMs.-One. two, and three years, in equal in
stalmenls, the purchaser elvlng bonds with approved
personal security, aud the title 10 be retained until
the amount thereof is uaid.
The sale will be made III pursuance of two DEGREES
of the Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery,
Tor the county OF Amherst. made ut the September
term, 1887, and amended at the April term, 1888, in
the case OF DIllard vs.. Penn.
Tie title is believed to be good. but as Commits
ssloners, we shah convey such ltle only, as is vested
in us. SAMUEL NJ. GARLAND,
JOSEPI X. IRVING,
April 16 ids Commissioners.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-16

- OSNA~ - A. yAO. 49, rv~lsS s.iti He's va
liable mattel - y.cos Hsseh. salnorr.w Soy y
sssss are tor the Gellewine desse-Oy.pspsi. q A.
Inflammation o. !ne s.sseh, Hear sss
Omuosa, OyUaevy o. Flua, Piles Fisela, Obj ice
sure,ss, ARne and Fever, Dlous or krMiira. Fsver
aus rsSss Scarlet Fever Small rcx eyspe'ss o. " -
so0uy tlre phma, PieUrsy, Measles Ketow Fevss CH~
uveness, Wird0n the stomach Bowels Choera messss
0onsunptoH, InHuenrs, Colds Coughs nnsmms'oy Sors
mouth Putrid ss Throat Group, sasmnstos 0ts~ nesrs
0ropsy, icKe Diseases fke Liver, Jaandce Dimcuy
makisg Urine Gr~ Hystercs Nervous and Scrofaoss Al
Of The Members and Lgsnrrts. aHs v~o~
real Ds~ases Ulcers Sores Ahsctpas Of the skis and al dis
rssrs arising from Inpure Blood Gc Price per bottle 81 So
Sold by Ill BUSH HtLLftR,
Wholesale Druggists,
And Dealers drugs medicines paints, osye woods VII
gia Ac No ls4 Greenw ch sire New York aso h.
DR. r. NJ Guioa corner Bowery and Grand street ai6Sm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-16

n yANDr, BUEGU's FEMALE M NO.
~ vtrIN PILLS, nrm U,rrisny, IN ,frciuai remedy
suppression rr Ruisry si where nature doe
net have her regular AMI proper c"urse.
Ms No, ~ tsh~o daring pregnancy The sale or 1859
during The nine ni~nihs sufficient aptee ~
their efcs said cnly ny ~ n. ARD nb,we and em.ls
nhysjcap ss2 rn~ery New RI Lkewis- her crj.lr,sd
shnr syrup chreu teethinv SAFE IRE amt .e.c..
reue, Also sesi r~n-,y sore nipples nr.p.rrd
and sold as ABOVE Aav v ernuA mya.sms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-16

Q5(l0 MEWA Att D.- -cRosS's sPacisiC MIX
W1OV Tukk-Forthec ue Of 0ororrhus 0ie.,s strSx
lures complain Of org s~rso~
h the -.
makes speedy and permanent cure hhoui the le,a
,sxsra 70 aes drnk exposure or change In application to
give ne long qusshish To deceive the
pun &c Hthe medicine does speak ITSELF no one s.
sprsk for H. Our obj~c softly where h, ear \. h.d
and that tie propretr challenges single case ., ~
cent oo.orhoes tn be brought, IN which Mixture WI .t
earst rsptt curr, under . forfeiture OF $500.
Ths disease that spfcronsfr pervades I'll rsshs a
society hph low, rich and poor, and s.~is
They are ow presented with remedy by which ,hry en-.
time possible - ''~
Further the dhessecanno's ~ csn,eesn dsse of,he Mr.,
trre u tshen NJ uikhton going 10 he'd when er passed
tits putup In bottles, with fu dreetscrs ,rroru.-~,.~
bottle One bottle ssss week, which reperSIy eIr~s
Many arecured In twodsys s-'ss-
gor sale only at pr VIM ". Minors drug store. No ,ss
brosdw tcr rr OF Dey tFrsnklis Lovse1 New Yo,h,--
rhilsdeiphis " -" ~" ~ ~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-16

NEW ORLEANS, June 5-THE FRKscB BLocKADIEo
SeUsDRos-Lsrge quantities Of navy bread pork, beef
wines and other provisions, being shipped hence
Sserih'os for In. French squadron blockading the
Mexican pous.
From the quantity and qualify OF the articles shippeo
appears the Frenchmen determined To live well
whether be Al the expense Of the Citizen King or the
Mexicsns
Our Captains no, idlehey have no objections 10
the French being well fed but the same time appear
determined the Mexicsns shall not .,arve-sever.l Bal.
tGore clippers loaded with provisions have or are
about sail Cor MEXICAN ports Determined 10 force the
blockade. II successful. they will max. q handsome
speck. Brother Jonsthan by the BYE, 10 net easily
caught n he takes nints his head not to be-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-16

A SouAw's ArvEcrioN.-Thore was a touch;n.
commentary on woman's worth displayed in the
diving hour Of the Seminole chiefan. The stern old
warrior who had gone through life without having
m appearance done sseht to win the impersh HE
love OF womsa yet p ssed away from the earth with
MS head ptlewsd on female bosom, and the eve Of
affection watching the dscsying fires Of his own
Cold as the heart Of the savage 10 supposed to be in
regard to the social and domestic feelings the dealt,
couch OF 0sceoIa yields triumphant evidence Of the
Indians sabm sson TO the sway Of the affections.
captive and TO add 10 the bitterness Of imprisonment
trescherousy captured smsrtinR under sense Of HI.
nations many wrongs feeling that with his death
passed away he sole chance for the delversnce o.
his people from the avsricous power of the white
man, u may well be conceived that the soul OF III,
chief was filled with emotion, and that he had bu
few feelings 10 spare IN exercises Of the love and sym
psthies Of life But the power Of woman mastered
the keen membranes of the Indians ills, and the
voice OF his faithful wife, her arms supported hi,
hpad and wiped from his brow the desthdsmps. fell
gratefully and soothnaly upon the ebs,ng senses ri
the captive IN witnessing The entire devotion arr
patient love the Indian iersot hisowrongs and IN,
,ndomasble spirit 50 often flashing in the van OF bat
tie add tanning the leaves Of the greenwood with
inc brea,b of war, passed away with . murmur o.
love 20 her. the comrsnion Of his freedom, and the
willing shaier of his prison.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-16

Il EShSON's HUNTER'B RE ID DROP-Ths
peocins The only sbsoute specific that has been
discovered Tor The the most dang. rows s
eompsny she Cause OF which has Known when once
seated s the yscm down from generation 10 grper,.
ton de'yng The skl Of the eminent TIM
medicine owed by acquainted with H. To be The
ost certain safe and expeditions mode OF pow n
ron outevery v~suRe OF the posos The system In
no matter bow old the and zy be psed
with nv Creates safety under by b.th
IS aehes discovery from The mos, ip,ma frisnd % lhsrs
no RESTRICTIONS whatever laid patient susL sr..e
curs has perforned he most INV
sicisns nnw using In their practice Every pbsl viii
have the written signature OF Dr. IT, Leyon of wbom IL r..
be Obtained privately NJ all ti.aes.
Price 81 per phiaL j.sIm-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-16

NoBuIrr AND GESTRr.-Let states that aim al
greatness take heed how their nobility and gentry do
multiply 100 fast for that msketh the subject
grow 10 be a peasant AVID base swain, driven out Of
heart, and in effect bat genteman's laborer.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-16

WE YhILusOPAkNS STONE AT LAnV
oISCON6RED!-Or POkTTs Ersuloaier ney-, is,is
70 eradicate certain deicss plant Htsken d the on
s sgs doss sumc' inland " OF longer dsrstion IN
bis own PHYSICIAN The directions sn iailhui and
expressive ss IN ~nabe the Individual hrs disesss N
well sure nehoe OF presenting H. Indeed thousands W
nst ihe prevalence Of this annoying copspsnt wsp-
seruy decreased sace The Eraeaior has made public
" se easy =. We stomach without tsinsg the bressb
rW Ar y a. D. saaa., corner Fulssn and william
snd bo~eryi, Nopes. go Brpsdvsy r. Barnet s.
s's sv-nss. In Philadelphia, BY =. ?. Sninsh
Frice u. myiLlns
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-16

nEsPISE N0Nh-n EsPAIR or NONE {,
= hsnrra Ned Drop onices-5 Division IT. New YcrL-s
medicine be obi ainsd 's 49, s'"s'"s
This medicine gives the proasa chance 10 repent Tn, n
sands have and radically cured up.
Ger the hands OF impoers by this medicine ana who via
al hearts ready its value and have ALLOW.
ed be referred to- II proves 10 be the onIv
safe and sure cur for ~ In the known world Everx
bouis W.T. have the written anne. u Levhsa, whom csS
tnshed. = 1870 o.'ses -
lee 81 p~r pai.L ,.s,m.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-16

rrx NEW yoaSSSaEEsmMl,ScAAiL.ss; .rvy.orusr.
CD. havs constastly forssl~
oil vitrol, Alpm,
Bl~ae hh#g salts, Copper,s,
Aqua Arnonia, Mprisuc Asid,
Aoun Forts, Nitric Acid,
Blue vtrol Manganese,
And many nher articles In the line ofheir business
Orders will he received al their Ranking mouse, No.
Broadway, office oftheir No. ~ West
.2y-lv. GEO. n. GiLRkRT. Ase.t
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-16

POpU1A. Ms OiCiN NEW AND iMrOR.
n rANT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES COMPOUND tx.
TRACT OF coPAisA AND sARsAPARiLLA, cerain,
safe, and most r-eiual remedy r the cure
Of orori o., Gierls. xucur~s whites, PAWS IA the scL
vel. Sco, butte Erupions, &c kc.
The Co@posnd Extract ~ CopaIbs and ssr spsra poses.
few advsntse enjoyed by any other medicine for
the Of the sbeve .kerde, and which an en-.
ightened lie, render sssuredy highly popular and I've
sisersu long sought for IN the medical wsr II needs M
confinement chai ~ diet In ls improved firm OF
sic, senr~i tss.iess and causes mp nsa.
lion TO the pat cnt The observations different
thu medical profession and of "h~rs who hsvr surrrs
,her ofthe above compisnts ard Who eerenced
oerfect relief with the remarks descriptive
hei cases and The pursued, VIII be inserted here
afier.
Dchis 40 sroadwsyi sesi'srd Driluc. Psrk Row,
and sci broadway. jesIms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-16
EDINBURGH UNIVERSAL MEDICINE


in Of in
BsiTH IN THE
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II & Tic B6os M Dance
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euxur md lupsof Inc them ca
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therefore, blu SsI
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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-16

A aTlFIel.g. &C. nc a -Fro- co,sp pet
"A set WITHOUT CLASP .sPRivGs &C on The prisei
plea 81 sphsrc by NJ LEVITT Dents Mr. 200
Broadw ny, entrance first deer In wsuea The improve
and Distinguishing sfth method stbe c,npse.
y hectngo the essential objects 81 the and security
the supplied teeth ~ The mosh, wholly without clasps
siurss springs, oh.r similar r. interest.
ed In bis improvement vi yet unscquanted with is
ture and exlent. see by SLIGHT INSPECTION,
WHICH u FREELY OFF ERED TO HEM that u . plan
" df in pacple and results ouAnY hhh~rto prsctis
ed 10 NEW YORK ssd that he shove strictly
and entirely accurate
His .~ere ces 81 he HIGHEST ORDER. are most ample
The opnion OF the New York public ON vi improved
tenn be In The following respectable pap. rsviis
New York NJ 18th jury. 1885, Courier and Enquirer. 26h
Decesber lass; Evening Star, l7.h June. 1887
my2i-5ms
1lA. JOHNSON /. cesseI,sd cscds~-tisnv Al his omee
~ No " Duane street hetween Chatham and William
the following diseases, vr:0cserrh~s, sss-s Chancrss
scurss Seminal weakness asd the disssses
- from venerea poison mproper ssnent Dr. Joison
csgageso remove eces Affections Va two OF three day
and the most inveerse caes proparonaie tre without
hs any debistins medicine
from business Persons esussg themselves tn Pr Jn
dsse the nseves with eertassy ef success
the aggravated Scrosious Sores usersted eg
tespesaiiy healed Strangers wcss do vehs Wy Civsg d
yshnson eau certain preventative may be made agass
the occurrence ~ foregoing desscs whrh has never fat
ed wLrn used whir hours zsr exposure. Lee
ters paid AND enclosing have the necessary
define, and directions for iususe forwarded.
Attendance from Q, A. ~ to III atsght. Dr. Jahnsen Ne
moved from ~ Chambersstseet. my.2ims
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-16
Song Of the Ostlaws.

ror IN = mai \ sba dI-s ieah res with sorrows
And Isse Is q hsr, TIA, D drs iroaa we saoe
(nr babies arr bows anc we laugh, drins and sing, IFS
Ju,t 10 sse the wool, AID 81 .ck-n the srnRj
Thrn e he b'o~n ho~ l. boys, and lat Il round,
Lel the wsrpg shcuio snap wi too su1den bound
Oh /, the world Is a greenwood in which all we'll;
Sone knos all us will paths tire ID hut th- dell
And they who havri ,und It's sra al s~at~n highway.
on Ugh ior The shaar In the heat at ths das
A nhitinn grows weary and pines fo the glen
Where hr sportsd in h,ki soc-m happr ess then,
Aad fame tnrows behina him lingering look-
As the hun ed stag sances when passias the BROOK
IT'S bepsr fall at the head OF the herd
Than lily back and perish unnJnrad unnterrdi y
Ills h-iirrt !, cieg asping arrow Hnd DOW,
AMID thOss that we Low. tran ke slave 10 y zoe
To h. bonnS with thr brave AMID v cior' : sh'avrs
Team To wit ner the last The reaper hand e sesi
Fer Lii Is the target which DEATHS shat ny
Iflhey miss n iv If they hi Us, Ne aie.
Eve diein he or. enwood, thesound If the harn
Std Rugs out j. sS.ety b.th even anu morn,
And h stag nouads ~ trrrlV ~ oNr Us ~ ~he"
t,ur, oud wh a and hailo awakened me gt'hi 3.
And The old b,arv ok just wav DER ns'i the sane
A they did vine b.nralb ~ IN esiart.d thr z. nei
IN line sirram A. vile viii ~ nk, unkhng song-
Aad the Al seS bell ripgs oni We merry "'"s uo's
Let others 90 >iumber bsneatA the cold stone.
Tl-ep 81 ~,i and lark row. areary M Lone
G me t-r sr' en- forest uIf l.r ny 'a.' ~ !, "A
w >, . the blue and violet a",ve me hail waSe
Ard i've n.rty bi DIS gsi Y sing os' my grave:
Where IN u.and eld oaks W II watch rtuH me keep
And bras i they sing me TO Sleep
Oh ths P,ss when he as viii smile deeds,
An lhr Lerch hesvt sigh he bb ne h-art bleeds
For a. soul that hui kiadled w,en tyran' dd wrong,
Snal hav- iii'lei II r as II 1,urniSs a'o e.
nm sur grave iii epv SAINT Up macy y tear,
And a alden. ~ il ght be iourd sueelins there
And pilgrim nj minstrel. besdeu De SEEN
lnr h. I'm Ia