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The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1839-11-02
HOUSE,.

Prayer by the Rev. E. Smith.
Messrs Dillingham;, Hodges, Warner of New,
haven, and Stark, were appointed committee on
the report of the Trustees af the VT Asylum for
the Insane.
ReSozutionS.-From the Senate, to furnish the
American Antiquarian Society certain state doc
uments; passed. By Mr.. Partridge, that it is in
expedient to recharter any Banks at this session.
made the order ofthe day for tomorrow morning
By Mr.. Bard, as to the expedicncy of enlargng
the number Of Assistant Surgeons in the militia
and of their appointment by the commissioned Of
6cers oflhe several regiments; passed.
PetitionS.-Ofm males and females Of Windham
referred to Temperance Committee
ReporiSo Of CommHtccs-B committee of Claims
against the petition for an increase of the salary Of
the chaplain Of the State Prison. committed to a
select com. Of three. By com. on Education, bill
establishing Hartford Academy, ordered to third
reading.
BHS.-By Mr.. Parker of Bradford, removing
Caledonia Co. buildings to St. Johnsbury or Lyn-
don as shall be designated by com. hereafter to
be appointed by the House laid on the table, and
made the order Of the day for Wednesday morn
ing.
Engrossed BHZs-Tn addition to act incorpora-
ting the Vt. Mutual Fire Insurance Co.: to incor-
porate Memphrema9og Literary ana theological
Seminary to repeal act extending charter Of the
bank of Montpelier; to pay Louis Soule $3S0,7S|
and to pay G.. Goodrich 1885; severaly passed.
To compensate the Superintendent of the Yer
mont State Prison; laid on the table. Taxing the
lands in Cambridge formerly embraced in the town
of Sterling; passed.
Mr. Brown called up the bill repeating the 2nd
section of the act of 1888, relative to the Rutland
and Whitehall Railroad Co.-being the section re-
serving power to future legislatures to amend or
repeal the charter Mr.. Partridge opposed the
bill, as also did Mr.. Dillingham;, on the ground that
established by previous legislatures, with reference
to all acts of interpretations. Mr.. Hodges and Mr.,
Fuam supported the bill, for the reasons that the
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anu lne 0 was read 3D. time and passed repeal
ing Ihe act of the last session, recharterine the
BANK OF Montpelier, read a third time and passed J
laying a tax OF cents per acre on lands in that
part oil Cambridge formerly annexed to Sterling,
twice read and referred to com. on land taxes !;
establishing an academy in the town of Hartford.
twice read and referred to com. on education
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1839-11-02
SENATE
Prayer by the chaplain.

Prayer by the chaplain.
BiUs-Laying tax on part Of lands in Cam
fridge, read Sd time and passed: Mr.. Edison
called for statement Of facts, which was given
by Mr. Holmes, of,he com. on land taxes show
ing that the lands proposed to be taxed were orig
inaIly part of the town Of Sterling. Mr.. Edison
could see no reason why part only of the lands
in any one town should be taxed; bill laid upon
the table.
Reriscd Chapter 67, of" illegitmate
children read third time and passed chap 49,
of new trials from the House with proposal of
amendment, which was concured in; title 33, of
crimes and punishments,' referred to Messrs.
Perpoint, Edgerton and Adams; title IS, of the
regulation Of trade in certain cases, embracing
eight chapters, considered, on motion Of Mr.. Kit
fridge; chap g. of divorce reported by Mr..
Swift with proposal Of amendment, which was
concurrod in, and the chapter was read 3d time
and passed; chap. 6S, Of inspection of provis-
ions and manufactures twice read and referred
to committee. The remainder of the forenoon
was principally devoted to the reading and refer
ence orchapers on the regulation Of trade in cer'
tain cases. Adjourned,
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SENATE.

BHs.-From the House, in alteration of an act
incorporating the W. Mutual Fire Insurance Com
pany, reported by the committee on the Judiciary
with the opinion that no such legislation is neces-
sary; and the Senate resolved not to concur with
the House in its passage relating to aclinowl-
edgment of deeds in foreign countries, reported
by Mr.. Robinson, that the revised statutes super
cede the necessity of passing the bill; by Mr..
Townsley incorporating the Windham Coun-
ty Provident Institution of savings, at Braule-
boro' twice read and referred to committee on f.
nance.
Recised Sotutes.- Chap. 40, or'Probac Courts,
chap. 45, of estates in DOVER" chap. as, of
title to rea! estate in descent" twice read and re-
erred to Messrs. Pierpont, Cobb and Converse.
The Senate went into joint assembly, returned
and after the reading and reference ola few chap
terS of the Revised Statutes.
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HOUSE.

Reeiscd Stalutes.-Chap. 33, of new trials,
read Sd time and passed. Chap. 29, of process,
referred to the Judiciary Committee. Chap. 81,
of wrs of error and auditaquerela was read ; and
no quorum being present, and adjournment was
moved-negatived a call of the House was movs
cd-aycs So, noes "a; carried and upon the call
l2l answered to their names, and further proceed
ings in the call was dispensed with. Chap. 81.
was read Cd time and referred to the Judiciary
Committee. Chap SO, of accounts, twice read
and referred to Judiciary Committee.
Resolutiom.--By Mr. Brown, for the reception
and reference of proposed amendments to the re-
vised statutes; passed. Adj.
MovnAy Oct % 1895
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1839-11-02

Prayer BY Rev. E. Smith.
Messrs Smith of Wilmington, and Newell
obtained leave of absence after Wednesday morn-
ing,
Reso1utions-By Mr., Hayward for adiounmeni
of the Legislature on the LIST Wednesday Of New
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1839-11-02
1.-THE following comes from brother in whose
we have treat confidence


1.-THE following comes from brother in whose
judgment we have great confidence.
For the Voice of Freedom.
C.. l.. KNAPP, Esq.
Dear Sir:-There are weighty reasons for
holding Convention of our Congregational
churches upon the subject of Slavery at no great
distance of time. Even should the annual Con-
xention of ministers conclude to address letter
to our southern brethren, there would still be
ground for it. They are only minister's and do
not represent the churches, which ought to speak
for themselves There are, indeed, few dele
gates among them from CONSIDERATIONS; too few
to be felt or give any tone to their proceedings
and representing but small portion oftbe church
es.
When it was proposed to call the Convention
in the Chester Uhen the Black RIVER Association
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-27

ERECKLEs FkECKLES =. FRECKLEs.!. 1.-THE
II prev ence Of Frckes the humas face and neck has
from time nnemoria been not only annoying bot decided
s6gurrmen the human body and It'll CRAFTY ing dsceve
ry that erctual dipcrser length found IN
~Wyeth Celebrated Min Of Roses, which has stood
vailed and usequaea in England France and America Tor
nearly fifty years.
BsRcrs, New Jersey, May lSth, 1899.
TO Mr.. J. wyeth:--
SEAt the request Of my brother William have great
pleasure stating you that have been iHch freckej
die face and for upwards Of years was
nendsa TO Milk Of Ro-es have dnac 80 and feel
Guly pleased Ia saying that the % il for month";
free from every bleish my skin, and my complex
ION changed for The better.
ESTHER OGDEN. Bergen. y. J.
Wye'hs Milk Of Roses speedily pimples hocc.,
scales roughns sunburn tau chs6ng chpp.g and for
moving the uapessaat senaiioas after shaving
larury Observe the stamp of J. Wyt reffuer London,
the cork or each bottle For sale wholesale and all.
the prorctor prices by A. D. u. Sands ~ and 100 Fulton
street. Saanters i6s Broadway Guon ls9 Broadway; Mil
nor, 1913 Broadway; Hart, Chamhsr. snd Broadway;
Dicke. t3 Broadway Clarke. Houston and Broadway;
Risg ga Broadway Cole Ogden, col Broadway, syas %
and $50 Bowery Dewar Church aud Jhamber Codng.
ton Hudson AMI sprug; wycih a6s Hudson; Creighton
Carnns ssl Bediord; G. ton Bleecker streets Lindsay
- 9th A,enne Love, les 9th Avenue Nelly, Chr,,tcp
and Greenwich Lane and drug and fancy IL
yica. Fnrl.na mi France. i,is.7rr
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-27
INDICATED L.OzENGES
iesdie aud Retail at No. 100 Nassau street, one
s}oor ab.gs

Wholesale and Retail at No. 100 Nassau street, one
door above Ann.
Worms, Worms, nfshby destroyed by miag shermsns
Worm Lozenges They the greatest discovery made
and the only medicine that FAILS asd pleasant that
children eat them freely common peppermint
Coughs Colds Asthma tgh,n,s 81 the chest
SC. cured almost Incredible short time by using shermsn
celebrated tougt LozeDgts. They
day. They have cured within months
than all the Basams Of Liverwor Hsrchound &c put to
geher They have cured great many where hopes
entertained of recovery.
Bilious OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Catartic Lerenees are PAR
ouary adapted bilious where active Catrtc
required They the best medicine aud 20 pleasant
20 be- eaten a readily a. ordinary confectionery.
Heartburn and acdiiy Of the stomach dyspepsia Sc cured
by Sherman Soda Lozenges They heartburn in Few
minutes and afford astonishing relief to dyspepties
Nervous SICK Hessach immediately cured by shcruans
Headache Lorenges They fnng. oppression Of the
tending large parties keeping NJ the spirits and cheerunes
Laraie Lozenges for persoAs OF cosve habits
10 the srdAry They Keep the bowels open after awhile
entirely obva,e this troublesome complaint
Charcoal Lozergss ar correcting the stomach and bowels
SsrsopartAo Lorengss Tor purifying the Hood sc.
keRcfisu Liunbago, pains aud weakness IN the back
loins sides neck breast limbs joints NC cured nv shernans
Poor Mans Plaster iOooOoo of which yearly sold war
rsnt'd SUI 10 All other plasrs and for only l2B
Skspnos T,esfng Plaster affords astonishing relief when
the back Of the neck Of chsren cutting their teeth
Liver Complaint auudce. female oLsructons &c cured
by Shcmaa celebrated Ro,a Hcpatns which has cured
within the last than AL other remedies Put togc
Their with difficulty the proprietor supply the increa
ing demand Cor this popular medicine
NB-Ai kinds q medicine be had made Lozence.
and rendered pleasant al lo6 Nassau street Also Peppermint
Rose, aud ali other pleasant eating LOzenge the greatest
variety in the world.
Ask for SherpaH's Larenges ielo.y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-27

lIEbtCAL tARD.-DR CARPENTk.k, W. t.,L
Ivl Slip New York deems Il proper occasionally 70
e yvbc that hs continues administer 10 the Afflicted h
cid established Dispesssry
To vast member &C the citizens OF this metropolis n.
heralds his victory disease,
pcaied and destructive forms deem maternal
be very specific in enumeratsg the ~ the male
ses 10 which mankind aud woinankiua src subject
To he beg leave respectfully 20 re~nsrk ,hs
he confines himself 10 Office practice and dtyoss hrscf per
sonay the welfare Of his patients keeps
shop boys anil has separate Offices for Inc privacy o patients
who cofn~in contact
Dr. Carpenter wosld add that he Is regularly educated ".
profession ~ medicine and surgery, and received his dpoms
IN the year 1913, Of the New York State Meacl society
signed by tie highly respected and mVch lameLed John r.
Rodgrrs NJ d. President and that We has fer long series
year. devoted himself 10 the treatment and Of al decs
and private diseases.
nearly hr'y year, as.duow and arduous applications
he duies u I've medical proiesson and constant saarit,
with even sge aad variety Of particular class 81 diseases
sdsd ny caesiats aud regular medical educ alton, cre to
Pacuoh' r. preference the yro the Iroe
non, Doctor arrter deems consistent sns proper jrcc
We senuea = discerning public 10 the inference Of the
parison, snd IN Investigation 81 his claims.
" 1nagcs Reasonable, aud .hecua cures, in al
guaranteed separate and private cnssPatients can
so~~ in contact.
Be particular In the sub Peek Slip near Pearl street
Sly DR.. CARPENTER
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-27

DklVATE DisPENsARf.-DR De- ANGELS, isr
~sry practitioner Of medicine u the pso hospitals q
Ne hss Ssss yrseusR - sc since tAs year ia
osssss TO be CONSULTED eos Ne is6 Fsltsa street.
ssssay opposite Church street.
Tbs most osssae and iavetsste disses regssrsng me
soundest Judgment In treatment and particularly all cesss en
gns,g in impary Of the blood ard chronic .hseao.' ~
sk debility &c will sp eddy and radically cared Y hIS"s
ths least expensive and the most convenient to Pae
eaes TO- be used prepared BY HIMSELF ana sns'r ~ "
feets rendered isfAible. e&# -,
Doctor Angels has effected cure IN many eascs "hes
AAA bsed the Of the medical art ou' nc ss
AIv one Cow Of letter from ORA Oshovne and Ireland,
ll6 Futos street, Dec. g. 1919
sW. have No hesitation replying your note in say.
~ yo. deserve muck credit for successful treatment OF
~ Jshn Thorn after had bafed physicians both here and
- unore favorable climate We obedient vsss
SAMUEL OSBORNE. NJ d.
w. II. IRELAND, M. D.
P,tieuts NAV inquire Of Mr. Thorn HIMSELF who to be
found at No Lane below Coffee House Slip and also
Of his broth, r. Alderman Thorn, Brooklyn. ul6lm@
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-27
poCToR DAvENPuRr,s
CELEBRATED BILIOUS Pills

Lok PUHfifflNG THE BLOOD AND CREATING
Il an arPctte-Th.se Pills. which are o emineuy u.efs
Tor pains IN the head stomach and bowels, have been before The
Pc 9r twenty years, and are we'll known that pro.
which can BE- procured Of their efficacy from emi
DR.. Davcnports CO, brated Eve Water which Va. h.,u
hopash proved Tor trtyyeas to be mild safe and speedy
cure FOR y diseases of the eyes,
ihewise uit valuable Itch Ointment prepared by whea
ton and 90 long knn speedy care for that oathsems
disease, and for all kinds Of nnri tae skin
The above valuable medicines Zoe de in this city bv
Lawrence Reese Co.. Duryes Cocksraf w. II. sch,efen
Co.. and Others
All orders directed TO GEO. DIXON, Dcdham Mass. win
be promptly aueuded TO ielO.sm.W
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-27

~ the radical Of certain osstiaate complaint after the
failure ~ Capiv Cubebs AUCTIONS and experiments The fol-
lowing certificate will prove their celebrity
New Yotk. May 9th Is39.--- Hotel, Broadway.-The
writer when in this city from Charleston last spring
half DOZEN boxes Of DR. Cherry Pills, ~ order that some
Who have been long Responding like himself he truly
before he had finished the third bos his complaint had van
AFTER having Cor Eve years previously vain tried all kind. II
medicines on touges change OF air. &c ID s now
than months sisce his and he weigh. NJ,
pounds while last spriug he only weighed 100 pounds"
For sale wholesale aud retail by b. D. Sands ~ and 100
Fnos and the following Drug stoves of Chambers asd
Broadway of Church aud Chambers 81 asd Bow.
er; 644 Broadwayj Cermne n,Bedfopd 30 and ios
SiIth Avenue. Price ei. j,lB am
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-27

CO. TO TIE PUBLlC-We cali the special .usr,,o. ar
The public - ne Inducements held BY svL,r.rsp 20
$50 Brossway lori n,e'tns IN real estate situated in New Or
sans Now'saneng the attempts made BY the p,eus ia gid
Hale Of the Journa Of Commerce have good reason. Cor
knowing that the affair IN question pos-.. bs entire Gems
have any doubts 70 call Sylvester CO. who zee DESTROYS
r~Sswies made. -. jj.I7s
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-27

TvOR COLORING RED OR GRAY HAIR A PrRMA.
II NENT BROWN oRBLACK--Red or grey hair may
be permanently eoored rich and glossy brown black by
single application Of Mahomr eds Turkish Dyes and
uurng the hair most para liens do IL improves its APP
and very iururianty. So just the
Of this article that orders for
from American gentlemen residing Canton Who have salts
facory tested its efficacy while at home. Price 81 per bottle
and .od wholesale and retail at
GUI0NS, 1sg Broadway,
ais-y Agents for the United States Of America.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-27
u ENOyED DIR. n. vILLERs has removed from Ne
IL 80 Liberty street 10 No. 40 Lispenard street

TO SUIT THE TIMEs-OrERATIvE DENTAL
suRGERfTbe subscriber performs every Operations on the
teeth and the most modern aud approved prime pic.
the Dental art, and with professional skill Of
the teeth IN children and ADULTS remeded caou teeth 6ed
With god loose teeth rendered FIRM; teeth extraced teeth
h'ed from one tooth to complete
ouethird.
NIB Toothache removed ns,an,sneously Price 50 ee.4
myi5sm Or. H. yIILERs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-27

ID RITA MIA wARE.-1he subsc riber b.. Ill. a., =
ID ceived casks OF Disons Britannia Ware j. e,,. ;,h
Ionee Pots 70 match d. Y. DELAyAN
Ul5 No. N Msiden Lane. nea, RraaJv.v
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-27
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS

steel altogether and longer acknowledge the grey goose
gun, as the badge OF our professionally y Com. .7dc.
with Of these pens are now 10 40 IN.
nee TO Mt Gos usefulness and scarcely
owa hAndworh the pea TO BY influence in
dePesen OF voon and the traced by il
are altogether superior 10 have hitherto attempted we
have pleasure bearing this public testimony 10 Mr. Got
pens fee Ia personal for the facilities nj. ~en
dos affords n ~-Netr York Herald
G,l9oas Steel Pens"-Ws not in the habit OF ssing
metallic Pens but we find those Of Mr. Joseph elliott the best
We have tried and heartily them excel
lent They the handsomest too that saw
that goes and the mode Of fastening them the
peror that have holding them much rmer
and IN better position The which they came at least
to US 'casket worthy of its jewels On the whole lotts
York Gazette o,e.y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-27

o. k00 KkWAkD-CH' SPECIFIC MIXTURE
pOOO for the cure OF Gonorrh@s Geets Stctures and
analogous complaints of the organs OF generation
all remedies yet discovered for the above complaints THE
Is the most certain.
IL makes speedy and cure, wh.ut the re-
gard to diet, drink exposure change application
ness.
We give long quackih 10 deceive the
public II the medicine does speak for itself no one shan
speak for H. Our object 10 not where be had and
that the proprietor challenges ug Of Gonorrhs
10 be brought IN which the mixture will not effect rapid
under forfeiture Of $500.
This dease that unfortunately pcrvaaes all rank. Of
eiety-high low, rich and poor matrimonial aad single The
are now presented With remedy ty which they
themselves without the least exposure the shortest pss
sble.
Further, the disease be contracted dose Of ts
Mixture - taken al night going to bid when exposed
put in bottles. with full directions accompanying
~ bottle One bottle lasts week. which ssrss
Many cured in two days.
For sale only at DIR WIN. II. MINORS Drug Store Ne;
ie3 Broadway, Dey street House. New YORK
and Joses Hatchnsons Of Chestnut seventh
streets Philadelphia ielssms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-27

Joseph Qops patent elongated metallic The best
article OF the kind that used We back Ia the
quill time ago after trying ssost every variety Of
tallic pen the market satisfied that pens equal to
those produced Goose Co.: but having Mr
Giot have enlisted every good democrat should
under the metallic hanner.n-Bosfon Morning Post
The itself is WORTHY its rich cosens and the whole
reflects credit upon establishment saved penmes
such world Of trouble in cutting goose sal, and nbbng
points little used.
ing high eomnendzton Phil q. s. GGs.
"A good steel pen lasts longer than quill, and when il
past service you have only threw away and Ct in another
the holder and there you armed aud equipped for crb
bling made of the best steel and properly tempered,
The with Gllot they quite elastic the best Ho
Land Russia qs have the advantage losing either
heir point their elasticity By In short 10 Ter the
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-27

TNFALTIBLE CURE FOR G---a-Morrau's Tom
pound Bal,sno IT, certified being the safes, speedest
and gre able Sir Asty Cooper Bransby Cooper
Dr. Etson Surgeon. lawrence keate Brodic, SIR harles
st Sc For sle W appointment by A. " D. Sands, ~
100 Fulton the following Drugp v: Chamber
W adway CORNER Church hammer GA Broadway. 81
40 Ro~ey Carmine and Bedford street. 80 los 9th
Avenue. Price ~ per bottle.
n. Observe the seJ J. M on each. jylssn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-27
PAYMr WNDLAso.
r r. DIST f. "A ID.

1susSrSHs, Sic fssSsSsSss "a TssaS1v,v.
-sF,FS:a |: .s:s ~ - An ssssss t~ -. VI.
,s..sd-s..ss.sy .s:., ss.vs.isss. - Ssrssaay.
made p-eay nt and fro: ali kabty 40, still esv
ug dsasy as which readers II ptsslsry easy
down w Ls ssl sfSstt. .,sis in with those
Nary sser csnstr~csa, whks Ae PRECISION wi which the
so.rsse rss are fitted acts safeguard against The intro
From 4. aks. TO render s.eA Bea.ssal perst their
s:alities fsr dasbiy will recommend them psrchsssrs
Who are invited 70 osn and exanss large assortment now CO
Al:e large as.rtne.t of slsg.. Furniture M4rssss'
NV. & c sOUTHACx, M. loS Broadway,
ielsy Franklin House
Forty Years Experience in uarious ciimates-Ir
fy,foar gears established in this city-Neithsr
Quackery nor imposition.
~, No, II, Peck Slip, New IS1 York:
10 Ss saa ssoas
wnsr the most improved prrs,iee he most snc
"s p.fcu" 10 Hs a v No. Psss Sip
Minerva. Box somps.: pa. Of m.A's'n, 70,
exposing the pa.lesI They will be sent order
Ao, pr.ventve remsay agains, v..--.i that may be
letters pot paid and describing the case enclosing
reasonable will have the remedy and directions sent to
DER Attendance daily, until o'clock in the evening
The oces and Entrances well arranged and secrecy
No connection with any oshss office Of the city
JOSEPH EVANS, MD.
inlay No. IL Peek Slip y. Y.
ID HOUSTON M. d., DENTIST, has returned from Char
leon s. c. and resumed the practice of his Profession
his residence No. 30 Park Place. where he will be
nently located. jel32meod+
ENEMALE LoVELINESS-SUPERFLUOU HAIR
II Nature doubtless originally intended the appearance Of
ladies to be in accordance with their but how frequently
and with what sensations ladies' otherwse
beautiful completely nexed by that uaseemly ashguremsnt
asuperauous growth of hair upon the face or neck
ATKINsoN'S DEPILAfORY has proved itsefin thou
sands that ha, under the rropreor obser
yasn be positive and remedy for this unfortunate At
Fiction.
No has been hailed with the sal SAITH
faction that has accompanied the inroduconof Inyaua
bic preparation, single application Of which will in few
entirely the hair leaving the skin softer
finer, whittier and much improved in its appearance.
II mild and harmless its nature that it be used
upon infant, without the least dsleterious effect
In Of the increased demand FOR the articles the
proprietor has appointed Messn GUIONS, lao Broadway
New York General Agents for the United States Of America
for the Deplatory and Nahomed's Turkish Dye.
Country dealers will be supplied by them the most
able terms. Price two dollars per bottle m22tfy
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-27
AEALTM.
S A L T W ATkR b A II 3

Fer the Castle Garden and at the foot Of Desbsosse
street, Sd Pier south of Canal street. North River.
mv3O.3m