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The native American., 1839-05-11

DAINTS AND GLASS;
Il Wstherils pure white lead, in O.
English nseed oil
Ground rerdigris, in assorted tins
Spirits of turpentine
8 by 10 aud 10 by l2Wesern gla. low r-eeu
Washington and Waterford glass;, :. assoI' q sizs
Just receiyedat
mar % TODD's Drug store.
The native American., 1839-05-11

NOIICE.
MILL be sold at public auction TO the highest bidder,
IVY on Saturday, the 18th day OF May, 1889, the fol-
lowing goods and ciates. 10 wat: number OF Writing
Desks, Benches and Stools. several Maps Boards and
one Sword--seiz-d and taken as the property Of A.
Waugh. Jr, and will be sold TO satisfy house rel in ar
due TO his landlord by virtue of order of distress
directed TO me December 6th 1888 Sale 10 take place
north of the Centre Market house, al o'clock. A. Nj.
Terms Of sale, cash.
tmHs H. b. ROBERTSON BayIif
The native American., 1839-05-11

TT OTIS FOR SALE-The subscriber authorized to
IL dispose Of the following squares and lots, viz.
Whole squares 467 and All
In square 36s, lots Is, 10. and 20
In square 24S, lots 30 and 33
In square 2s4, lots FL, %, %, and "a
In square 4Ol, lot IL
AZ. In square 424. lot
In square 342, lots 5, 6, I, and 8
In square 426 lot 10 ."@
In square 1878, lots 3, A. and II
In square SIG, lots 6, s, 10, and IL :..
In square 489, lot Is
In square ASP, several lots.
Most Of the above lots in desirable situations some
OF them being and the Franklin Row square, and
others and near 9TH street Apply to
A. ROCKWELL.
apo.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-12-28
EARTH's CHILpRENCLEAyETo EARTH
~ WI. CULLEN BRlRvr.

HT WI. CULLEN BRitNr.
Ear,b's children claa'e 10 car,h--ber fad
De15yiug children dread decay.
Won wreath Of INST thlt leaves tie yac,
And Lessons IN The mnrnug ray
Look how by mountain riyuet,
II lugers as il upward crccps.
And c'ngs to fern and cupsewood set
Along the green and drwy sleeps:
Cings TO the fragrant kalmla, tEng5
To prccipIees lrugcd with grass;
Dark naples where Tie wood thrush sings
AMI bower, Of fragrant Sa,sdtns.
Yet oil. "a ratn--lt passes still
From hold TO hold, II cannot stay,
And in the very beams thai 6i
The weird with glory, wastes uvly
Til, parting from The maunanS's brow
II yaulshes lum human eve;
Aud that which pfuag Of earth Is now
\ portion Of the g.o,nus SKY.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-12-28

CAMP MEETtNG AsEcDoTE.--A camp
meeung a number Of ladies' continued standing
o. iiie benches, notwithstanding frequent hats
from the minister to SIT down. A reverend old
gentleman noted Tor ms good humot, arose aud
sad" think II these ladies' standing on the
benches knew that they had holes n their stock
lngs, they would SIT down" This address had
tue desired eiircI--befe was an immediate sink
ny INTO seats. A young minister sIendng be-
mud ban, and blush.ug 10 The temples, sad, 40
Dfo,ner nv eolid yo4 say .aai!' Sag hat"
SAID the old gentleman, at Is iacI--it they
hadn't holes IN Their stockings, Id LIE TO know
how they could get them on p
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-12-28

The following anecdOte from the New York
journal Of Commerce, finely illustrates the excel
Ience OF the cash system
IRE CASH sYsTEM.--A gentleman OF our
acquaintance, who is now nifty years old, and nch,
and who has got rich IN u place HneTe almost
every other trader has failed, gave US tbe key Ia
his better success the other day.--Said be, when
my father died, be left me small stock Of goods,
aud among the rest 20 barrels Of beer. de-
termlned 10 give up groceries, andfonilne myseli
to dry goods; SO was very DESTROYS oil selling
the beer. Soon man proposed 10 buy II, ana
gave me references, 10 whom applied, ana was
told that be wss most certainly good Tor all MS
engagements, adding, we should be glad 70
trust Min ali our STOCK. $50 | sold the beer, and
waited quietly until the credit had expired and
month more, when | wrote Tor my pay. As
heard nothing IL return, enqulred ol the men
who had gwen ne SO fine character Of my PuF-
chaser, aud they told me be was dead, and his es-
tate not Woith cent. have never, SAID ouI
lnend, eaqaited further abeu, the matter, nor nave
trusted any body since, or gwen a note myself
except IN one instance. Whatever money bad,
whether much or hue, have contnFed to make
il answer my purpose, and never 60 on credit
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-12-28
THE SABBATH MORN.
Br CHARLES s,yAIa,

Hr CHARLES sNIS,
LiGHT Of tar SahbGta-soaI awakening morn,
Thou mirror otthe myst,y above -
Oh Sanlcd day on prophet pnlDu' borne
llo" waits the heart thy solemn re.t to prove
How longs the s1u with Derry 10 move,
And drink thy dcathIcss waters land 81 feel
Thy beauly-and thy w,dam-anl thy love
SubmcIy DER the soadng sput steal,
Til ope the heavenly gates JEHoy,u to reyea! -
Whilst mounting and expanding, the Minds
wings
Thus like scraph'S reach ctcrna! day =
Fulurly IT'S starry mantle fngs
And ,Iruks the past an atom n Us rayi--
80 mighty 500 agnthccnt-- the way
Winch lcnis to Con l--.o cpilsrs. s,.1l,ooe '
The skies grow dark, THEIR grandeur falls away
Belo e the worthless glory o that cline
Which feeds with lgithr suns and thousand wo.li.
Of lime!
Light Of tie SabhJ,a--soui-awakcsug nom =
axe the, Religion, On Thy holy quest J.,
Lead me mid desert mils, The wild and Iorn,
10 mark tie 0wy shepherd hail his guest
And bless The voice which ever caves Inn bless.
ed -
Makes his rude cot an altar to Gods praise -
Where meath mothers p.ous bosom prcst
liz child, Will. little hands, and upward gaze,
Pleads for It's parents health aud happy length Of
sun Of the Sabb1th-ead me 70 the vale
shr 1r ,'. 'na r'''o' ~ ,,.aSe l',i
A. Can, ,1,,1, A., P'e''i
Gn,dc M, ,.L,ro ,,,;.I ,,,,,,. r., 49, -
n,,a 00'e 'o' ''''''' l'''-
toc,i,a,o o-ace ,,3 ,,,,.-.,,. .,.t..,.,
MN rno,sn, s,,.n s,5 ,,.,J
,., '''l KIT '"'
Tni,j With nIpllo 49,. n.y.. S,tho,t.,s s.o..l
E,Lt WV ~" ''e''"
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-12-28

The Weumbn Ala Argus, Of the 20th ins
says, An extensive gold mime has been disco.
yered IA Randolph county, "a This State. Ina
single DAY gold 10 the amount Of $4,000 was OBJ
tanned. Uae lump was found worm over $500.
Inc Florence Gazetts Bays tins nnns Is supposed
10 bs the richest in North .ra.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-12-28
7. RICHIE, Esq.

Mr., ADAMS, who is made chairman Of the
meeting into which the House oil Representatives
has now resolved ITSELF with view to fix some
basis Tor settlement Of the New Jersey con-
troyersy, held the doctrine Of the following reso-
luton, at the last session Of Congress
" Resolved, That every member OF the House
of Representatives Of the United States ought
before taking has seat therein, TO produce TO the
Clerks .able, or to deposite in the Clerks Office,
the credentials by virtue Of which he claims has
seat and IN all cases Of contested election, no
member ought to be permitted to vote until the
House, upon a report from the standing commit
lee Of elections, or by the vote oil a majority Of
the members present, being quorum Of the
House, shall have decided which OF the claim
ants Is entitled 10 the contested scot"
I THIS was prompted (as we learn Mr. Adams
admitted in his speech) by the then recent occur
renee Of the difficulty new before the House. 1t
was thought dleu, that the exclusion Of the mem
bers chosen by The Democratic majority Of New
Jersey would certainly give The Federal party d
majority IN the House. The Unexpected over
throw OF the opposition in several elections OF this
year. renders II necessary not only that the elect
cd uaaiDets should be excluded, but that the con-
traDand members should be admitted, to give the
opposition the power Of the House.-clobe.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-12-28

A Day FopSrAiN.--Th is, u was, in Flo
rlda, sheet OF water known by white men and
Indians as tho Silver Spring, which before thi4
years drought, had never faded, and was relied
% by all LIVING things m that region as exhaust.
less. lis ptclty name was naturally suggested
by It's bright aspect. In tho depth Of tho forest,
and bordered by matted growth Of i've oak and
other cyctgreeu-, circular or Oval hollow about
sixty yard. 10 diameter, shescd doan through
sund OF perfect WAuenes- to It's centre, where the
spuug gushed upward 80 vigorously as to agitalc
the sutiaco some lalhOms aooye, hIIng the en-.
tire basin with water Of delicious purity and cool
ness, through tie diamond transparency OF which
were seen hsh Of different kinds and various CO.
lors, which always refusing bait, were believed
By tho Indians to be enchanted ur blessed spirits
and under the blaze OF tropical sammer, sen.
sual fancy could hardly have imagined, even "a
the land OF flowers, more delightful heaven ,baf
the bath Of the Silver Spring perhaps ne yefj
fountain Of rcJuYcntscence, IN sesfca Of Whict
the romantic old spanard found that immortality
m death which he hoped to ENJOY "a l.io.
There wa. ample room and verge enough fol
a UIe boat ~ winch vsHers amused hlnseIYc,
floating over Tie secluded hide LAKE. Ga yist
q few weeks since, some ohcera found the spo
deprived Of hail It's beauty and OF all ITS wou.et
freshness The silver sands we're dry as the Dc
sert; the splul fish and the water had vanished
aud thickly stfewn IN the woods atound, were To,
bleaching skeletons and the whitening carcases 0
horses, deer, wlld COWS, ana 4 yauely OF othe
animals whch had persisted Of thIr,t. The dr.
1T IS. ~. 4 q. - O.
no, for though there was hot drop Of moisture
the boiling motion Of the spring was kept up Il
the sand--and on hrsung down lhe loot or
stick, the gas escaped m puff, distinctly audi
Bile Chariesion Mercury.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-12-28
PROFESSIONAL LIFE.

J no ambition Of adopting profess 3ual lie.
o. all KINDS, at the present day, too source Of
countess Instances Of plscry, Eysry profession
~ England is oyerslocked not merely lie prizes
ARE beyond the general teach, but the morest sub.
slsiehce becomes dficn,i. The three black
graces, hw, phy-ic, aud dlt.G.,t' use weary Of
their lourueabls wor5hppcrs aud yearly, sen
l'nre crowds Of them 70 peG.s Of the aching
sense Of future. 4 few gttedne successes al
lure the multitude chanceIo5,hips bisbopucs,
aud regiments figure befote tho pobhc eye; and
syafy aspuanl from tho cottage, and the more
foolish parents Of every aspiraa', set doau Ito
aubIeas gained when they hase' oace plunged
/ their uollcky offspring luto this sen Of troubles,
walch mou call tho world. But thousands have
ed Of broken hearts IA these pursuits, thousands
/ who would bayc been happy behind the plough, or
opulent behind the counter; lhousaeds ID tie
/ desperate struggles Of lhannl6ss professions look
i upon the simplicity Of hio o. manual labor with
perpetual envy; and thousands, hy verse cato
I stiff, are driven to necessities which degrade Tho
principles Of honor with them, accuslom them to
hnmlIaiing modes Of obtaining subsistence, aud
/ make up by administering to the vices Of sccie-
/ y, the livelihood which was refused TO thcir le.
I gnIma,e exertion.- Blacklrood.
1 The most useful, honest, and worthy portion OF
the population al State, is ts farmers end mcchan-
les they are the great mass Of the people, and
the foundation Of the government. They silently
work out the greatness Of the nation; and it il "a
their arm that we owe cur protection against for
elgn assaults, and 10 their votes, our safety from The
nlachinalions of internal foes
An ignorant young spendlhnft wishing to Dor.
row some money a. privately as possible, wa:
startled 1t reading Tho beginning of tho bond
" BE 1t known 10 all men = and declared bis un
Willingness to sign, as II must certainly coms to
bis hears ears
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-12-28

Az EyES1TuL LirE.-CapIaln Gilbert Y. Fan
els, formerly Of Virginia, recently died ut New Or
leans. OF yellow fever. lis lie il described as baF-
my been particularly eyehliu. The NaiCHez Free
Trader states that he passed through many satpns-
ing adventures, and has left memoir OF ihem for
publication. lie was n very early ile attached 10
tie navy, then % The stage--had travelled over The
four quarters of the globe was fJr two years prs
oner ~ the great Desert Of Acknowledgements a
slave 10 the Basiaw Of Iunts-tkeu lieutenant Of a
Guerilla party 10 Spain, and master Of a Dutch lug
ger trading 10 the Maacea5 de was subsequently
eyeFseer Of sugar estate IN JaAais1--tHen engag-
ed in cutting Iogwood in The forest oil Campeaciy-
was for three months a prisoner among bandltu IN
MexIc0--then captive among the Camanches--
was ransomed by some fur traders from tie Oregon
WIS employed by the Governor of the RUSSIAN
settlements TO command brig in the wheat trade
with Ch--fina " revisited his native State and
married, aud was extensively engaged IN Texan
operations when ePslh arrested him, sji, IN the
prime uf life Though man OF defective c1uca-
lion, his great energy Of character aud extensive
travels made hun the nUs' entertaining Of compan-
ions.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-12-28

\
Ina ,u-rsn., s,c.s,. on both sides al The Attain
"a, have been ,er, busy an dev,uu a mode by
,,s,,, Ala, -,,,.3 S.,te. Of America. blytnr NoIn
ilr,f ,gdlg.a.aI credit tbresdhafs. and having, va
l,rkey Db,,,4 ann themselves .IT their lrrs ~
ibe mo- -, t,a...s n. authorization. NAV ret u5
5f ts.,, d.brs .rb,u, n,,,a- ,hen. and aecuru-
late ~, = ,,rsber a,.l llrr,r score. The nsnacca
b,.. ,t I.,,,b b.s, ,,,,,rt.l- The rr,, vay 40
ANY ala B,b,s has heep discovered. and The an
pr,,ab,,. .,..i,, ,f Cno,rr.s WI II slid.
,yit,r.. tho f,-.r,l 3,yslo,n,pt of the plan which
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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-12

nR AMOS q. HULLs OFFICES vEsEY STREET.
~ Exclusively devoted cure Of Hernia and ProIapsss
o. the Utsrua An experienced Surgeon graduate Of H.
university 81 this state, IN constant 81 lendanee.
This establishment favorably known this city fsr ss
than 20 years. Pstronised BY the medical faculty TO whss
good oynisn i' highly succesul solely attributable
Pamphlets, explaining the SUPPORTER 10 be had ON caln9
|" above 4vEsEY STREET, ASTON HOUSE.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-12

NAFETF HEFLtCF iN6 TUNNEL LAMPs-Wm.
- rented burn At half the expense OF any other mo-
10 give clear and brilliant tight witos shadow The
proprietor socits his friends call and examine
themselves feeling confident that u will surpass all Others
~ brliancy chsapnes aud management Lamps 81 aud up
all Embellishments where good 10 wanted Al small es
penss be obtained a. g. MiTCHELL's Ca,harnc Il
psoim' and Az Greenwich street, corner Of Canal
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-12

PHLsprLrp -Thi. Institution j. open from the frs. of
September till the last OF June5urpe July and Auqu.
is vacation All DESTROYS Of inrscicn either for the cure
of stsmmering Lsping, or Improvement In Eiocuon NAV
learn the conditions OF ANDREW COMsTOCK M b. 100
Mulberry iArch) street, Philadelphia
Dr. Cor,ocks Remarks on Stammerng and the mereu,
which he has obtained OF his system of yo
cal Gymnastics appended 10 his Circular which shall be-
who wish 70 learn otos the subject
Of his Intuition Satisfactory references ss given In the
principle cities Of the United states nle 9m.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-12

nCCTOR GLOVER 1, consulted as usual at his ofhc..
~ His practical experience, and his chemical
experiments he,e enabled him 10 introduce into his practice
several articles which prompt in curing those dis
10 which ne aevotes his attention.
Dr. appses strangers sf he hs. received irregular med
cal education and has devoted his attention for the last ten
years select branch ofhs profession His Office No.
Ann Private third door from the Museum
throsgh an es,ry with lamp st the oece door.
NIB The Doctor heeps general assortment of Trus.ss
and suspensory Basdase which adjusted asd applied
above.
Ps His celebrated ELIXIR may be had his Prizes
one dollar je7v
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-12

boston CRACkERBAKERY--w william Bond 60 Orch.
ID svd street 0rssd would inform The public ,kat
manufacturer The Boston son and hard crackers In superior
STYLE hs osy place hey made IN the city likewise Bvt
tef and sagsr sehe soda and Mia Biscuit and Pilot hrsa
oaS-enr
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-12

A SUITABLE HOLIDAY PkksENT.-wsdd,nq ssd
IA Visiting Cards engraved In and approved .yle
ana rsis,ed ssmess just received sp~.
ror ct Of poresas Cards expressly for eddus and Visit
CARDS for rhse and brilsncy Of polish they
sssxceiled ts's.a
Lsd,es and gentlemen respectfully invited 10 call aud
ex.nss he specimen books ef she sdvertseS Persons for
pi their card plates have them printed st short
sosse Store Cards ether copper plate or letter Pr Bell
Tiskets Ae ssscnisd fAsorahls tsrs, ~ applying
.eaNtaA ~ ti.e4 VALENTINO
r.sse-sS,. Csr< R.rsvins ssl Prssiss
IT, Asln~e< 70 Jshn street, corner q william.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-12

Co TO THE PuBLIC.-we cali the special attention 81
ne public 70 ne Inducements held out by svLvrvs
80 Broadway or INVESTING real estate situated in New Or
cans Notwithstanding the attempts made by the yios Da,
Hale Of the Journal Of Commerce. have good fo
knowing that the affair IN question possesses the entire conf
encc Of the communicated those persons who
any doubts TO call Sylvester Co. who are desrou
4 giving the most fab and perfect Subtraction reply an,
lnossries made. el7s
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-12

L,INE PLATED WARE 4 SUPERIOR FINISHED
II CUTLERf.-Ths Subscriber has received per late
packets and opening this dsga very large and complete
me Of rich plated ware consisting II Casters
Cake Bakes Tea and Coffee Urn.; Candle
ticss &c &c Alo, avery splendid assortment Of hne Ia
bic cutlery esnsstne o. sets ofs ~ and 100 pieces Of ivory
Pearl and Silver handle ksves with French fcs FORKS
s Csrvers ssd EXTRA 6ne Knives for Silver Forks All Cor
o,sy bxNifL T. DsLrvAN, II Msd.s Lana
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-12

LHFNCH LAN0UAGE.-The subscriber gives lessons Of
the absve on an expeditions method uniting Theory with
prcce, and enabling the pupil TO nweny short
ime
Persons wishing 10 take Private Lessons or 10 Join the sub
crber, Eveting Ce., viii please apply al No. p.rk Row
nlb.im. COOrrIT,LE
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-12

4 EEECHEsi LEECHEs 5000 Swedish Leeehes, FIRST
IL rae, inst rec cived and for sale ', ~ low by
H1w* q COLBY s5t Pearl 81, franklin RI.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-12
THE STUDY OF
B @ q * * ID T. PIN G..

50 Cedar street, near Broadscay.
- c. G. MARSH, Accountant continues TO give Practical
Lessons ia this most branch of mercantile eu
cation Also 10 opens close accounts and to write
up books -
The Of instruction throus which the pupil passes il
thoroughly pracca and the Of good capacity who de-
votes abost three weeks TO the study will be qualified to heep
correctly AID elegantly the accounts Of any business
Prospectuses, with terms, to BE- had AZ he rooms
G. c. MARSH'S WORKS
Introduced ia New York Scheols
The Science Of Double Entry Bookkeeping smpli6ed.r
A standard work, eighth edition 200 pages S,o-SI "a
The Art Of sisgle Entry Bookkeeping, improved by th
PRODUCTION OF the Proof Balance" 100 pages svo-75cts
:" A Lecture the study Of Bookkepme with Ba,,nc.
Sheet" neat pamphlet, 4s pages l2mo-ls cents.
n7-Itwlmeod+
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-12
BOt on DAVENfORT's
CEI FBKhTED BILIOUS pILI.S-

LSOH fUhfHbt THE BLOOD AND CREATING
appetite Thssc Pills which are 90 eninenfly usefn
Tor pains the head stomach and bowels before thu
puc FOR twenty years and well known that the pro-
preicr deems unnecessary publish any oft he thousand
certificates which can be procured Of their efficacy from
nspi physicians and Others
Or Da,snpor's Celebrated Eye Water, which hiss beer
th1roug proved FOR thirty TO be mild safe and spes
cure for y diseases Of the eyes.
iuev that valuable Itch Ointment prepared BY j. Whes
and 20 long kno e. e speedy Tor
disease and Tor all kinds OF pimpiss on The skin
1he above valuable medicines for sale in tins city IN
Lawrence Reese Co, Duryes Cccher~ u. VI. soheelb
4 Co., and others
be rrsr-pty attended "a. ieiO-sm.
HARD TINES, AND DRY GOODS TO SUIT ToEM
The subscriber wsuld i~vi,s the aen ION Of HE friends
and the public 10 his well selec ed stock Of Dry Goods which
he selig al ruinou sacrifices is srder fu6 his engage
meats The eoods purchased almost invariably cash.
At the lowest marte prices and will be cold Cor the
Ih stock ssts of Beaver Pilot and other Cloths ssns
and vesnes, silks and Merinoe. Fannels Musins Linens
Cahcoes and Laces IN short, beautiful with
pritc 10 sat purcnssep JOHN n BENNETT
I'm 81 Houston street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-12

! tephe Morrison Sons h j. d GMwhgd na
Nous
h FRONT gu m n du hbd and hl
present ar
l ld
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-12

'To THE LADIks.-DR. A. q HULL's UTERo Arr
pOM'NAL SUPPORTER offered TO those afflicted
with P,oiapns. Falling Of hs Womb and other diseasss
tep~sdns relaxation ofhe abdominal ssusces as an ~
srumnt IN every way calculated Cor relief and permanent re-
or2cn 10 health When this instrument 10 carefully ara
operiy fitted TO the form Of the patient invariably aords
The most mmediaie Immunity from the distressing drssrins
and bearing down. sensations winch accompany nearly IN
cases OF Vcera dplacemen,s Of the abdomen and Il. sul
application always followed BY early confession OF radical
relief from IN. patient herself The supporter Is OF simple con
'ruetoo aud be applied BY the patient without further sl
AMOS q. HULL,
Once, Vesey street, Astor Hsuse, New Yerk.
Pamphlets describing spplcasu will be present
"a ~ VIC once. aull
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-12

TNEALLiDLE CUKL FOX G--A-Morgan' Com
pound p es s; :. being the safest.
Dr. Eiotson, Surgeons Lawrence Keae Brode Sir Charles
Bell Sc For sale BY appointment by A. B. d. Sands 70
LOO Fulton st. and the following Druggists: Chamber
Broadway Church Chamber, 644 Broadway, 63
$50 Bowery Burnett Herwl IL Bowery, Carmine
and Bedford street. S6 9th Avenue and Burnett Patent
Medicine store, 81 Canal street. Price 81 per bottle
NJ B. Observe the seal ]. M.p on eacn o329m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-12

TYR HULL's RADICAL CURE or RUPTUREs.--OE
- flee Vesy street. Aston RouseA Surgeon of 10 years
practice in constant attendance Guarantees OF radical
given all Of reducble rupture the strength and
utional health OF the patient being otherwise lnnpaed
With proper adaptation Dr. Hull Truss perfectly TO
tain the rupture without pain the least danger The patient
the slightest interruption to exercise or business
Attendance given in private houses where required at and
utter O'Clock, by the efhce Surgeon
NJ B-Paten cautioned against trusting 20 spurious
genons of Trusses advertised Improvements upon HALLS
None genuine unless they bear the signature OF AMOS O.
HULL-and the only Office in New York ihe original
formerly in Fulton street, but at No4 Vesey street. Astor
Hgse a80-eod